Cowboy Bebop

Shinichiro Watanabe served as a consultant and was sent a video to review the series.

Just like most fans, Netflix must have been really unhappy about Cowboy Bebop as the network basically gave the live-action anime series an immediate cancelation.  While typically Netflix waits 28 days to cancel a project, the cancellation of Cowboy Bebop was announced after only 20 days. What is also interesting is that the cancellation comes the

Daniella Pineda again attacks the Cowboy Bebop fans, this time calling them “very, very vocal trolls.” Following the first look images where Daniella Pineda was revealed to look nothing like her character, Faye Valentine, fans reacted and didn’t like what they saw for obvious reasons. Pineda released a video on her Instagram where she mocked

As part of Saturday’s TUDUM online fan event, Netflix has shown off the opening credits to its Cowboy Bebop series. Watch below. “It’s time to blow this scene. Who’s in? Cowboy Bebop arrives Nov. 19,” teases Netflix. “Cowboy Bebop is an action-packed space Western about three bounty hunters, aka ‘cowboys,’ all trying to outrun the

Daniella Pineda takes a page out of the likes of Rian Johnson, Paul Feige, and James Mangold, and attacks fans in regards to reactions to the recent first-look Cowboy Bebop images which reveal the actress looking nothing like the character from the anime. Pineda posted a now-deleted video on social media, which thanks to the

Netflix has revealed a first look at the upcoming live-action Cowboy Bebop series starring John Cho which adapts the popular Japanese original animated series.  Cho plays Spike Spiegel, Mustafa Shakir plays Jet Black, and Daniella Pineda is playing Faye Valentine. Cowboy Bebop Netflix first look: Cowboy Bebop is the jazz-inspired, genre-bending story Based on the worldwide phenomenon from Sunrise Inc.,