Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop series hype clip reveals release window and much more

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Netflix's Cowboy Bebop series hype clip reveals release window and much more

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Netflix's live-action Cowboy Bebop series is almost here, and a brusk-but-sugariness clip that debuted at the streaming service's Geeked Calendar week event has us buzzing. Plow up the volume when you press Play, equally we've embedded the clip below for all to picket.

For those who aren't aware, Cowboy Bebop is an all-time classic anime series, focused on a grouping of bounty hunters who track down — you guessed information technology — criminals. Just the original series' excellent visuals, soundtrack and barrack made it a hitting.

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And so, let'south swoop into the news here. For starters, only look at John Cho as Fasten Spiegel. The hair! They got Spike'south hair correct! If you lot're non swooning, I don't know what you're thinking. Daniella Pineda and Mustafa Shakir (who will play Faye Valentine and Jet Black, respectively) wait like they're getting in graphic symbol for sure.

Then, in that location's the next bit of news from the trailer. I promise your TV setup has good sound, because Yoko Kanno — the genius composer behind the original anime soundtrack — will be creating the Netflix series' soundtrack, likewise. Simply listen to Kanno's iconic song "Tank!" the opening theme from the original series, which shows upwards in the prune, for confirmation.

Kanno's involvement should help existing (but wary) fans feel a lilliputian more than excited for this live-action adaptation. It's about as important as Fasten's hair. Almost.

Lastly, we have the news from the title carte du jour at the terminate. Those who pause or shut the clip early on volition miss out on the large news: Netflix'due south Cowboy Bebop adaptation is arriving in fall 2021.

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The Cowboy Bebop series wrapped production in March 2021, and while information technology was supposed to come out terminal year, the COVID-xix pandemic and John Cho's knee injury halted things.

The flavor will likely accept 10 one-hour episodes. The original series has 26 episodes (called "sessions") that ran a niggling over half-an-60 minutes each. The anime is currently streaming on Hulu and Funimation.

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Henry is a senior editor at Tom's Guide covering streaming media, laptops and all things Apple, reviewing devices and services for the past six-plus years. Prior to joining Tom'south Guide, he reviewed software and hardware for TechRadar Pro, and interviewed artists for Patek Philippe International Magazine. He's as well covered the wild world of professional wrestling for Cageside Seats, interviewing athletes and other industry veterans.

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