SDCC: 'Cowboy Bebop's 25th Anniversary Celebrated With Special Exhibit
Few anime have stood the test of time in pop culture quite like Sunrise's neo-noir space western Cowboy Bebop. 25 years after Spike Spiegel and the crew of the Bebop first graced the airwaves, the series is still regarded as one of the greatest animated shows to ever release with deep, colorful, and memorable characters getting by in a galaxy teeming with criminals.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The gallery is made in partnership with Crunchyroll and Mondo and features a collection of commissioned art from a wide variety of creatives to showcase the setting, characters, and themes that make Cowboy Bebop stand out among the crowd.
Cowboy Bebop takes place in the far-flung year of 2071 and follows a group of space bounty hunters led by ex-Red Dragon Syndicate hitman Spike Spiegel alongside former ISSP officer Jet Black, amnesiac con artist Faye Valentine, eccentric electronics prodigy and skilled hacker Edward, and genetically engineered Welsh Corgi Ein. They spend their days rounding up criminals for cash all while facing disastrous mishaps along the way and confronting their individual pasts.
SDCC will officially open up on July 20, but fans can get into the Comic-Con Museum and check out the Cowboy Bebop exhibit early on July 18. Tickets are available on the museum's website or at the door. Check out the trailer for the series below.
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