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Summary: Nothing special
Review: As a middle aged man, I have been watching films and television since a very young age. I've seen all the great movies, and I have seen all the animes supposed to be great. Although some animes may be good, not one can compare to modern, or old, films. Watching Bebop, I thought there was nothing special, midly exciting at times, but I've seen many shows that surpass it. Any one who's saying "What does he know?" right about now, might like to now I've written many reviews for respectable magizines here in America, so I think I have a valid opinion
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Summary: Flawless Anime Series
Review: Cowboy Bebop is spectacular, plain and simple. I've been a fan of Anime for quite some time now, and nothing, NOTHING, compares to Cowboy Bebop. Excellent animation with a distinct style, the characters all look great, even Ein the welsh corgi. Another part of Cowboy Bebop I find remarkable is the dubbing, which, believe it or not, is also quite close to perfect. The voices just seem to fit the character with a semblance that can't be found in other animated series, with the possible exception of Batman. Basically, in as few words as possible, If you can find this box set, buy it! If you can't find the box set, buy the individual DVDs. Trust me, you won't be disappointed.
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Summary: Simply the best
Review: I first saw Cowboy Bebop on the Cartoon Channel. I was instantly hooked from the first episode I saw, "Sympathy for the Devil" (#6). This show is the best implementation of combined CGI with hand-drawn anime out of the excellent examples out there--this is a true work of art. It is also excellent science fiction, describing a dark yet hopeful near future as the Earth's suface is rendered nearly uninhabitable. The music is the most eclectic mix I've heard in any anime series. One doesn't have to watch the episodes in order, except the first four (which introduce us to Spike and Jet, then Ein, then Faye, then Ed, rounding out the cast) and the last few (in which a grander design slowly becomes evident).This show was popular in Japan, and is destined to become so in the U.S. I've got the DVDs....the extra features are OK. The best aspect of the DVDs is that I can watch the show the way it was meant to be...in Japanese, with literal English subtitles rather than the cleaned-up English dubbing.
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Summary: The ultimate collection for the ultimate anime!
Review: Luckily I was able to snag the last of these box sets of amazon.com (after it was sold out for the longest time) and I could not be happier. Not only is this a VERY VERY nice transfer of a wonderful anime series, BANDAI actually put worthwhile extras on it(even though it would have sold without them), which well above and beyond what most anime distributors(cough ADV cough) do. Plus the soundtrack was another great addition, and I have been listening to it constantly! Overall, if you can somehow magically find this, I suggest you grab it up while you still can!
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Summary: A work of unsurpassed brillance and depth
Review: There are many anime series and movies that are excellent, but this one is truly something special, a work that has yet to be equalled in any other anime that I've seen and is hardly approached in any but the best films, animated or not. The animation itself is fantastic, and the music, mostly original jazz compositions produced specifically for this series, is equally impressive. These factors by themselves, however, are not what makes this such a worthwhile series. What really does it are the characters, whose pasts and personalities are rolled out at a slow pace over the course of 26 episodes. By the time loose ends begin to get tied up in Session 24, you are shocked to discover how deeply attached you are to these people, how real they seem despite their fairytale qualities. I found myself speechless at the end of several episodes, genuinely grieving over the loss and sadness that played out on the screen. Watch Bebop. There's nothing like it.
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Summary: Perfect
Review: I am not an easily impressionable person, and few things manage to capture my attention indefinitely. However, when I was channel surfing one night and happened upon Cartoon Network's Adult Swim and for the first witnessed the masterpiece that is 'Cowboy Bebop', I was spell-bound. The funky jazz riffs, the smooth seamless animation, the profoundly moving plot, the immensly complex characters, as well as the hilarious side tracks and irrelevancies, are all part of what make this boxed set live up to its title: The PERFECT Sessions.
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Summary: My favorite anime
Review: Cowboy Bebop is certainly one of the best anime shows to come out of Japan. Animation is top notch, the soundtrack is awesome, and even the English dub is extremely well done. It has its Japanese quirks, but the cowboy theme and characters led the series well to an American audience. The box set also includes the OST 1 soundtrack CD, a definite bonus. They only made 9000 , and some are still bouncing around, but considering you can buy all these products alone...is it worth it to pay and extra ... for a numbered box? You decide. See you space cowboy...
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Summary: If you don't have this, You Should GET IT!
Review: All right, first off this is an awesome anime title! There is a limited amount out there SO GET IT! The characters are awesome and well developed and the Music kicks! Each episode is a different story all in it's own. My only problem in it was that i didn't find a central plot in the series as a whole, but each episode had it's own neat plot. Similar to Outlaw Star and probably just as good! Spike has got to be one of my all time favorite characters, up there with Gene(Outlaw Star), Jubei (Ninja Scroll), D (do i need to say where from?), and Iria. Excellent Pick!
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Summary: THE BEST EVER
Review: Cowboy Bebop is the best anime ever.
The charecters, the storyline...it is the Triton among the minnows.
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Summary: I got my bebop do you
Review: This is a very cool cool series too watch.
The main character Spike is very cool, he's a fairly serious guy at times when he needs to be and other times he's a goofball like in episode 11 when he's cooking super with a flame thrower or even better when he tries to light a cigarette with the flame thrower. Also Spike follows the ways and fights like Bruce Lee.
Speaking of goofballs the character Ed or as she calls herself Edward Wong Hau Pepelu Tivrusky 4th can take a little getting use to. Then also Jet Spike's Partner.
Oh and I can't forget the sexy Faye Valentine here's a woman who'll do anything to get her way even eat dog food.
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