Time to register my Subaru with a bebop themed vanity plate. 7 letters/numbers

Already taken: Bebop Spike Faye

Hit me with your creativity! 3,2,1 Let's Jam!

Will there be one?

Ive been practicing Goodnight Julia on my G harmonica and wanted to share.

https://youtu.be/ij09GcG1uic

Spike's arc is great and he's obviously the main character, but in a show where Faye and Jet get so much attention, Faye's development hit me the hardest. Spike is a dead man walking. He knows it, and the audience gets hints throughout the series. Jet and Spike both get what they want in the end, but Faye comes out worse for wear on the other side. She gets her memories back but it only brings more pain. She's taken advantage of, and after getting a small taste of family it's ripped away from her. Spike's ending was great, but the hardest scene to watch for me was Faye's confrontation with Spike, where her desperation to hold on to her community as it crumbles around her yields nothing. I know Jet and Ed will make peace with it, but I don't know about Faye.

My teacher didn't really appreciate how I filled in the print out, looks a little weird, but it was all from memory back in the day. Just found this in a box in the closet with all of my old sketch books from 20 years ago... I'm getting old 😭

For reference in case this is a big thing within the fandom, I’ve been rewatching Cowboy Bebop at the moment for the first time in years - the first time I watched it I was like 10 years old or something and I never really joined the fandom at all within any of the years past that

This is my first ever reddit post on r/cowboybebop and I have no friends who also watch the show so pls take it easy on me fr

Let me know your thoughts!

From the second episode of the new wrestling cartoon Invincible Fight Girl, in a bar for failed wrestlers.

As someone who has never watched anime at all or read any manga, I was constantly told to watch Cowboy Bebop by my friends if I wanted a short but valuable introduction into anime. At first I did not understand the premise of the show but the jazz music, art style, and action sequences blew me away especially for an anime from 1998 (though that's probably why it looks and feels that way huh?). As I watched the show, it was clear that Watanabe knew how to build characters and progress his story through his vision which has set the bar probably too high for me. It is crazy to me that this anime is older than I but still has the active fanbase it does despite it being only one-season and is another reason why this has inspired me to continue watching anime in search of other great shows. I was told to watch Trigun which has a similar vibe to Cowboy Bebop and I guess I have no choice but to watch it now. Also, I am not one to normally post on Reddit but this show has been amazing to watch and I just wanted to throw a quick "first-time watcher" rant among the many posts in this community. See you space cowboy...