Yesterday Netflix dropped a teaser called “Lost Session” for their live-action Cowboy Bebop adaptation, which comes out November 19. The teaser is 2 minutes and 40 seconds long, and we get to see and hear John Cho, Mustafa Shakir, and Daniella Pineda in action. So …Read more »
When Netflix’s live-action Cowboy Bebop series premieres on November 19, fans are in for a treat with the Japanese language version. For the first time since the Cowboy Bebop: Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door anime film in 2001, the entire Japanese cast is getting back together …Read more »
The fandom’s relationship with anime dubs is rocky, to say the least. Some swear by them; others can’t stand them. SimulDubs are leveling the streaming playing field, allowing native language preferrers to see their favorite shows in their preferred formats sooner. And, of course, multiple …Read more »
The live-action Cowboy Bebop comes to Netflix on November 19, and we’re slowly getting reveals of what to expect. After some images of the cast in character were revealed, the Japanese replies online to Neflix were generally not favorable. However, now that the opening sequence …Read more »
The upcoming Netflix remake of Cowboy Bebop has been one of the most contentious events in the world of anime since… well, since the last time someone made a live-action anime remake. We’ve been burned before, but signs point to a cast and crew that care …Read more »
If you thought Netflix’s upcoming live-action Cowboy Bebop series was going to be a straight-up remake, you’ve got another thing coming. While the John Cho-starring series is looking to keep things authentic—complete with Yoko Kanno handling the music—showrunner André Nemec told Entertainment Weekly that they …Read more »
The live-action Cowboy Bebop hits Netflix on November 19, and there have just been two big reveals. One is that Titan Comics is coming out with a comic book series adaptation of the Netflix show and a prequel novel. The other is a big interview …Read more »
Yesterday Netflix shared multiple images of its live-action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop, which will begin streaming on November 19. American fans, including Otaku USA readers, have begun sharing their reactions, whatever they may be. But how are people responding over in Japan? SoraNews24 took a …Read more »
Today, we got our first real look at the upcoming Netflix adaptation of Cowboy Bebop — and a premiere date, November 19. As we (and others) have said many times before, live-action anime adaptations are a rough game. They can turn out great, or terrible, or (worst of …Read more »
It’s time to see what Netflix has been cooking up for its live-action Cowboy Bebop series. The show is set to premiere globally on November 19, and we have our first look in the form of a batch of photos showing John Cho as Spike …Read more »
Hollywood and anime. They go together like… well, a lot of times, it feels like they don’t. Live-action adaptations of anime are already fraught with peril. But it seems like when Hollywood in particular has a go, the peril is even more perilous. It’s not …Read more »
The live-action American series The Flight Attendant, which stars Kaley Cuoco and is based on the book by Chris Bohjalian, took inspiration from Cowboy Bebop for its opening sequence. According to Variety, motion graphics director Jim Jones and senior motion graphics designer Taka Ikari were …Read more »
It’s a big week for voice actor Koichi Yamadera. The star will be turning 60 later this week, and he’s just announced his marriage to DJ Okada Robin Shoko. He’s been a busy dude for years, though… and we guarantee you’ve heard him before. In …Read more »
There’s no way of knowing just how spot-on the upcoming Netflix live-action Cowboy Bebop series will be, but at least we now know when to expect it. A fall release window was announced during this week’s Geeked Week run of announcements from the streaming service, …Read more »
The first season of Netflix’s live-action Cowboy Bebop series has wrapped shooting. That’s the word from actress Daniella Pineda, who plays Faye Valentine, who posted the news to Instagram. Shooting on the series was delayed multiple times: first by a knee injury, then by Covid-19. …Read more »
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