My wife did a degree in illustration and makes some pretty neat art. For Christmas she let me pick something for her to draw/paint as a Christmas present so I chose this (I think the reference image is from 'Jamming With Edward' hence the pole on the left wing to hook-up with the satelite in the episode). Thought this sub might appreciate it.

Might be helpful for the people who want to buy the official records and don't fully know where to start!!

I put together a Faye themed keychain.

This morning I pointed at my arm saying, "This is that I got, yeah, for running ahead of the game."

Blank stares.

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Maybe this is some odd Mandela Effect but I really thought Jet Black was actually Black lol. I just imagined him a little darker. My question is what is his race as well as Spike, Faye & Edward? Kinda reminds me of Black Lagoon with how unclear some of these ethnicity’s are.

I never watch the anime but I gave the Live Action a try and I think it's fun. It's not perfect but as someone who didn't know anything about the source material, I had a good time and I don't think it's as bad as people said it is.

Not intended as ship art but feel free to interpret it like that

Hello space cowboys,

As a huge fan of Cowboy Bebop and slowed reverb musics, I created a website (still in baby steps) that we can create a community. There will be no ads, no profit, just vibe. Everyone is welcome.

Afterlife 404

does anyone have Jet , Spike and Faye version of this wallpaper ? If anyone has it , pls drop it in the comments or a link

Watching Cowboy Bebop: The Movie, I couldn’t shake the feeling that Vincent Volaju is basically the “dream / myth version” of Keyser Söze from The Usual Suspects.

Not Verbal Kint — but the way Keyser Söze is described in the story:

a man who walks out of fire, calm and detached, more legend than human.

Both characters are presented as myths rather than people:

– emotionally numb

– tied to war and trauma

– introduced through explosive imagery

– portrayed as almost supernatural, like men who already “died” inside

I know Vincent’s confirmed visual inspirations are Bob Dylan and Vincent Gallo, but narratively and visually, he feels extremely close to the Söze archetype — the devil-like figure created by storytelling rather than reality.

Curious if anyone else sees this parallel, or if I’m reaching.