Cowboy Bebop: The Movie

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Cowboy Bebop: The Movie acts as a quintessential tip of hat to its predecessor anime series. Which is one of the most universally well-respected animated series of its time.

Simply put the central plot of Cowboy Bebop: The Movie follows a terrorist bombing which releases a deadly virus to the mass population living on Mars. As a result the government has issued a 300-million woolong reward in order to capture the cold-blooded culprit that’s behind it. A legalized bounty hunter crew of the spaceship called Bebop takes the case in hopes of cashing in the bounty. Though the mystery surrounding the person responsible steers the crew down a more treacherous stricken path than they initially imagine.

For those that have never seen the show I would

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