As a rival's maniacal plot continues to unravel, Spike must choose between life with his newfound family or revenge for his old wounds.Įdit BackgroundWhen Cowboy Bebop first aired in spring of 1998 on TV Tokyo, only episodes 2, 3, 7-15, and 18 were broadcast, it was concluded with a recap special known as Yose Atsume Blues. While developing bonds and working to catch a colorful cast of criminals, the Bebop crew's lives are disrupted by a menace from Spike's past. The duo is joined by the beautiful con artist Faye Valentine, odd child Edward Wong Hau Pepelu Tivrusky IV, and Ein, a bioengineered Welsh Corgi. Meanwhile, Jet manages his own troubled memories while taking care of Spike and the Bebop, their ship. Beneath his goofy and aloof demeanor, Spike is haunted by the weight of his violent past. Spike Spiegel and Jet Black pursue criminals throughout space to make a humble living. These new societies are plagued by murder, drug use, and theft, and intergalactic outlaws are hunted by a growing number of tough bounty hunters. By the year 2071, humanity has expanded across the galaxy, filling the surface of other planets with settlements like those on Earth. "It's really interesting and empowering that Julia has the journey that she has, and also that Vicious has that comeuppance because of the abusive nature of the relationship is really good and important, and I'm just fascinated to see what happens next.Crime is timeless. "If they just saw what they already knew that would be a real shame, so that was exciting. Hassell added: "One thing I'm really pleased about in terms of making changes to the anime is that I think it's really important for fans of the anime that they'll see something new in the show, but also that they'll see something different and be surprised. "I was really pleased with how this season ended and I'm really happy that Julia finally realized that she doesn't need rescuing, she's got it. Satine reflected: "It was so cool for her journey to crescendo in the cathedral scene because visually that's the most iconic moment in the anime, so to weave Julia into that moment in such a creative way was. The "Cowboy Bebop" finale twisted the anime's episode "Ballad of Fallen Angels" Geoffrey Short/Netflix Julia taking over the Red Dragon Crime Syndicateīoth Satine and Hassell were "really pleased" with how things panned out for Julia and Vicious, especially given it allowed Julia to get revenge on her abuser. "So Faye Valentine, a perfect example, not being a victim in that sequence but being the hero in fairness, Julia coming to a realization that 'maybe this problem isn't me, maybe it's these two guys', and realizing that the only way out again is through, and to seize something that's in front of her. I also thought there were some very interesting ways to turn the story on its head. Of his reasoning behind the plot twist, Nemec went on: "To me it's important to tell a different ending, nobody wants to go on Wikipedia and find out what the end of the show is going to be. So, it felt important to tell a story about who is this person, where does she come from and what is it she needs and wants and where is she going?" "Again, very classic, there's a long tradition in Hollywood to tell stories that way. Reflecting on the changes made to Julia's character, Nemec said: "I thought it was important to expand further on the character of Julia who is mostly an idea, in fairness, in the anime, and very archetypal in the manner in which her story is used. Netflix/Kerry Brown Changing the "Ballad of Fallen Angels" Nemec spoke with Newsweek about subverting expectations in this way, while Satine and Hassell also shared their thoughts on the changes made to their respective character arcs.Įlena Satine as Julia in "Cowboy Bebop", her character played a crucial role in the finale. When Spike refuses she shoots him and he falls through the window. She shoots her abusive husband Vicious and tells Spike of her plan to take over the Red Dragon Crime Syndicate, offering him a seat at the top by her side. That's when things take a sharp left turn, however, as Julia (Elena Satine) makes a dramatic entrance. The pair fight, gun to samurai sword, and they end up in the anime's iconic pose in front of the church's stained glass window. Instead of Faye being kidnapped it is Jet Black's (Mustafa Shakir) daughter, and he and Spike (John Cho) rush to face Vicious (Alex Hassell) in the church.įaye (Daniella Pineda) helps save the day and Jet and his daughter are able to escape with her, with Spike choosing to stay so he can kill Vicious for good. The live-action series takes this idea and twists it. Read more Netflix's 'Cowboy Bebop' Cast on 'Pressure' of Honoring Original Anime
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