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[Early Access] Cowboy Bebop - Session 3 Honky Tonk Women - Group Reaction!

Happy Friday Yall!  We bring you another episode of Cowboy Bebop. Suraj has joined the couch with us and will be regular on through the whole series. Today we get introduce to Faye Valentine. I personally have seen many cosplays and I also feel a lot of characters in current movies and shows have been based off of her likeness. It's pretty awesome to see who she really is. Cant wait for more surprises. Thank you all for watching with us and supporting us! Be back with more next week! 

[Early Access] Cowboy Bebop - Session 3 Honky Tonk Women - Group Reaction!

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yeah I got that same blu ray for my bro’s bday a while back when I found out it’s his favorite anime ever. but this is where I stopped watching a while back lol. now I’m watching with you guys! 🤙🏻

Because these premium videos don't get fully edited right away after uploading.

haircut looks nice

Theo McClain

Wasn't this show Navi's pick? lmao

Pavi

The music is mostly Yoko Kanno and The Seat Belts. An abridged definition of a music session "A music session is a social gathering of musicians and singers who perform music in a relatively informal context. Much of the music performed at such events is traditional music for the area, popular songs and other well-known tunes. ... At a session, musicians usually play or sing for pleasure and to socialize."

Dale Cooper

yo...where's the promo code..its not in the description.....

Delarie A Henderson

Bebop is a form of Jazz. In fact, the opening theme song, "Tank!" is a great example of bebop. It's jazz that has that uptempo, frenetic sound that separates it from more conventional jazz. This show is bursting at the seams with music references.

Trent Bowles

This is true. Although I remember Toonami airing the episodes when I was around 9-10 (circa 2000) and IMDB lists DBZ as running from '96-'03, which I assume must be the dub since as you pointed out DBZ was earlier than that (started in '89 I think)

Alex

You've got your anime history a little wrong, Suraj. DBZ was early 90s, this is late 90s. But what actually kicked off anime fandom in the U.S. was the movie Akira in the late 80s. There were anime fans before that, of course, but that was when anime cons and anime BBSes started to become more and more common. Then DBZ and Sailor Moon, around the same time in the early/mid 90s, were the first anime to be widespread on American TV.

Jen A. Blue

Session 3* not Session 2

@eric.na.goo.yen

Also, Spike = Amon voice actor!

Dajefe70

They sell wasabi peas at my local 7-11. It's good as heck but my nose feels terrible.

Anthony

The cool thing with this anime is, that it is entirely drawn, not like the anime nowadays. If you think how old this anime is and it still looks amazing, that is crazy!

GhostPhil

Fun fact: Namco Bandai partnered with the creator, Shinichiro Watanabe, to create a show involving spaceships and their ensuing battles to promote a toy line. So long as there were cool looking ships involved, Watanabe was given carte blanche as to the content of the show. Thusly, Cowboy Bebop came to be.

Yoooo y'all should def watch Archer!! it's effing hysterical 😂

One of my first anime crushes.

Dajefe70

Incoming, best girl in all the known lands, in all the known galaxies, in all the known cosmos. For until the end of days, or Anime.... whichever comes first.

Osvaldo Castanon


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