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An ALC injury and COVID-19 have temporarily put the brakes on the production of Netflix’s live-action Cowboy Bebop adaptation. In the meantime, folks behind the series have been reminding us it’ll exist someday by slowly revealing details. A few weeks ago we heard from producer …Read more »
Netflix is hard at work on live-action adaptations of Cowboy Bebop and One Piece—or as much work as they can do during a pandemic, anyway. Producer Marty Adelstein recently had an interview with SyFy Wire in which he let us in on how both shows …Read more »
Not everything that comes out of the pandemic is bad. Some of the creativity on display as far as performances are concerned, for instance, is really awesome. One of the latest groups to take advantage of the idea of performing at home is SEATBELTS, who …Read more »
There’s no telling when Netflix’s live-action Cowboy Bebop will actually hit the streaming service, but there’s already talk of a second season. That’s the word from Jeff Pinkner, a writer and executive producer for the show. In an interview about the show for Observer, Pinkner …Read more »
Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats recently shared a nearly 24-minute music video for UNLOCKED, and this one mixes in some live-action footage with a bunch animation. That sounds like the basic recipe for a fun music video… except, that is, when some aspects of the …Read more »
Ever since Netflix’s live-action Cowboy Bebop was first revealed, fans have been nervous about how it would handle the source material. While the production was recently delayed as the result of an on-set injury lead actor John Cho suffered, he recently had a chance to …Read more »
It looks like curious fans will need to wait a little longer to see how Netflix’s live-action Cowboy Bebop series turns out. Unfortunately, shortly after filming kicked off, lead actor John Cho—who plays Spike Spiegel in the adaptation—suffered a serious on-set injury that has production shutting down …Read more »
Just in case it slipped your mind, Netflix’s live-action TV series adaptation of the Cowboy Bebop anime is still in the works. Four of the main roles were revealed back in April—including John Cho as Spike Spiegel, Mustafa Shakir as Jet Black, Daniella Pineda as Faye Valentine, and …Read more »
Listen up: there appears to be a new anime from Cowboy Bebop writer Dai Sato on the way. The details are scant, but here’s what we know. The anime is called LISTENERS, and aside from Mr. Sato, it also involves Taichi Hashimoto and Jin. The former produced anime …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: Anime Midwest Anime Midwest 2019 is right around the corner, with this year’s festivities set to run from July 5 to July 7 at the Hyatt Regency O’hare in Chicago. With a wide variety of guests from Japan and the world of voice acting on …Read more »
Netflix’s live-action Cowboy Bebop series is a very real thing that’s happening, and four key cast members are here to cement that notion a little further. According to a report on Variety, the production has John Cho (Star Trek, Harold & Kumar) playing Spike Spiegel along with Mustafa Shakir …Read more »
Carole & Tuesday is an upcoming anime by studio BONES and supervising director Shinichiro Watanabe, known for Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo, and other acclaimed works. The series is now set to premiere in Japan on April 10, and the official website is here with a …Read more »
It’s January, meaning we’re being hit with an onslaught of 2018 in review pieces, polls and more. We really like this one, though: it’s a look back not at any anime in specific, but the most memorable pieces of anime news. Here’s what the anime …Read more »
Let’s be clear: Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040 isn’t a very good show in a lot of ways. At the same time, it’s also a wonderful show in ways that are intimately tied together with its flaws. Like a lot of anime series from the late-1990s—like …Read more »
If you were wondering where that previously-announced live-action Cowboy Bebop TV series would end up, we now have the answer. Netflix announced the TV series as a co-production with Tomorrow Studios, with Netflix handling the physical production. The series currently has a 10-episode run planned, …Read more »
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