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--- lb:cowbe [2026-02-11 12:23:48] – [Cowboy Bebop] ninjasr
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 <cite>Cowboy Bebop</cite> belongs to a small group of anime that is good despite being recommended by the Western anime community. <em underline highlight>That's a pretty big deal</em>.
-It's actually a shame that the franchise just kinda...didn't happen, because the world-building and characters are pretty damn good.((:fn:>For those who will argue that <mark spoiler><dfn>Spike</dfn> is dead, so they can’t continue</mark>. Well, first, <mark spoiler>Spikeisn't dead, he's just sleeping</mark> and second, they could have done a <cite>Knockin' on Heaven's Door</cite> and made extra content set between episodes.))
+It's actually a shame that the franchise just kinda...didn't happen, because the world-building and characters are pretty damn good.((:fn:>For those who will argue that <mark spoiler><dfn>Spike</dfn> is dead, so they can’t continue</mark>. Well, first, <mark spoiler>Spike isn't dead, he's just sleeping</mark> and second, they could have done a <cite>Knockin' on Heaven's Door</cite> and made extra content set between episodes.))
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 <cite>Cowboy Bebop</cite>’s whole thing is that it tries to blend genres...not just film/TV, but also music...and I find the music to be hit or miss. But that's probably just me. I can't think of an episode that's ‘bad’ in this series, though some of them do get //really// weird...like the time <mark spoiler>Spike left a lobster in a fridge, which went bad, and then turned into some alien creature</mark>.
-The world-building of the series makes it feel very real, very captivating. Unfortunately...if you want to //learn// about that world-building, there is very //very// little information. Take the <dfn>Titan War</dfn>, which is relevant to the backstory of a few characters. There is extremely little information on it and, arguably, the people who tell us the most are unreliable.
+The world-building of the series makes it feel very real, very captivating. Unfortunately...if you want to //learn// about that world-building, there is very //very// little information. Take the <dfn notion>Titan War</dfn>, which is relevant to the backstory of a few characters. There is extremely little information on it and, arguably, the people who tell us the most are unreliable.
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 <div star>★</div>
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 The movie takes place between episodes 22 and 23 of the show. The animation here is just a straight-up upgrade from the series.
-This is the main source of information for the aforementioned Titan War which shows just how little we know about it. The film also takes place entirely on <dfn>Mars</dfn> which I think is a fairly rare location in the anime. At the very least, this is the first time we don't see the Chinese/Japanese side of Mars.
+This is the main source of information for the aforementioned <span notion>Titan War</span> which shows just how little we know about it. The film also takes place entirely on <dfn>Mars</dfn> which I think is a fairly rare location in the anime. At the very least, this is the first time we don't see the Chinese/Japanese side of Mars.
 The main appeal here...outside of the fact it's another banger of a story...is that we get to see the great cities of Mars, which we don't really get to see in the anime, which focuses on small settlements and backwards areas.