History Trivia / CowboyBebop

** Abraham Vega and Herman López replaced the late Maynardo Zavala and Enrique Mederos as Bull and Punch, respectively.

** Bull and Punch will have new voice actors, as their voice actors Maynardo Zavala and Enrique Mederos already passed away.
** Likewise, Jet Black is voiced by Creator/RicardoTejedo as a replacement of the late Alfonso Ramirez.

* TheOtherDarrin: The new 2021 Latin American Spanish dub will have to find replacements for Bull and Punch, as their voice actors Maynardo Zavala and Enrique Mederos already passed away. Likewise, Jet Black is voiced by Creator/RicardoTejedo as a replacement of the late Alfonso Ramirez.

* RoleReprise: In the new 2021 Latin American Spanish dub, Creator/YamilAtala, Creator/ElsaCovian and Creator/IsabelMartinon reprise their roles as Spike, Faye and Ed. It should be noted that Atala voiced spike in the movie on replacement of Genaro Vasquez from the TV series dubbed for Locomotion, while Martiñon reprise her role from the latter.

* TheOtherDarrin: The new 2021 Latin American Spanish dub will have to find replacements for Jet Black, Bull and Punch, as their voice actors, Alfonso Ramirez, Maynardo Zavala and Enrique Mederos already passed away.

* RoleReprise: In the new 2021 Latin American Spanish dub, Creator/YamilAtala and Creator/IsabelMartinon reprise their roles as Spike and Ed. It should be noted that Atala voiced spike in the movie on replacement of Genaro Vasquez from the TV series dubbed for Locomotion, while Martiñon reprise her role from the latter.

* NoDubForYou: In Brazil, the TV series was broadcast in two channels, but both only with subtitles: Locomotion in 2001, and I-Sat in 2016 (for some reason, this one used the English dub instead, probably acquired from Funimation). Only the movie got a dub in Portuguese because the TV series and movie have different licenses. This was subsequently subverted in August 2021 (''23 years'' after the series' premiere), where Funimation [[https://twitter.com/funimation_bra/status/1430243633987530768 announced a dub]] in the language for the series, [[RoleReprise with most of the movie cast returning in the series]].

* NoDubForYou: In Brazil, the TV series was broadcast in two channels, but both only with subtitles: Locomotion in 2001, and I-Sat in 2016 (for some reason, this one used the English dub instead, probably acquired from Funimation). Only the movie got a dub in Portuguese because the TV series and movie have different licenses. This was subsequently subverted in August 2021 (''23 years'' after the series' premiere), where Funimation announced a dub in the language for the series, [[RoleReprise with most of the movie cast returning in the series]].

* NoDubForYou: In Brazil, the TV series was broadcast in two channels, but both only with subtitles: Locomotion in 2001, and I-Sat in 2016 (for some reason, this one used the English dub instead, probably acquired from Funimation). Only the movie got a dub in Portuguese because the TV series and movie have different licenses. This was subsequently subverted in August 2021, where Funimation announced a dub in the language for the series, [[RoleReprise with most of the movie cast returning in the series]].

* NoDubForYou: In Brazil, the TV series was broadcast in two channels, but both only with subtitles: Locomotion in 2001, and I-Sat in 2016 (for some reason, this one used the English dub instead, probably acquired from Funimation). Only the movie got a dub in Portuguese because the TV series and movie have different licenses.

** Another centers around getting a [=BetaMax=] cassette player for a tape containing [[spoiler:a movie Faye shot with her college class as part of a time capsule]] -- [=BetaMax=] players being completely subsumed by VCR in the '[=90s=]; VCR itself subsumed by DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, and video game consoles since around 2005.

** Creator/KoichiYamadera, Creator/MegumiHayashibara and Creator/UnshouIshizuka were all regulars on ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' at the time of the show's airing.

* RelationshipVoiceActor: Koichi Yamadera, Megumi Hayashibara and Unshou Ishizuka were all regulars on ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' at the time of the show's airing. Yamadera and Hayashibara also worked together on ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion''.

!!Trivia tropes:

* PlayingAgainstType: While Cowboy Andy fits the usual comically hammy characters Creator/DaranNorris voices, his role as the deadly serious terrorist Vincent Volaju in the movie doesn't to say the least.
** [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Creator/NorioWakamoto as Vicious. While the character is still a villain, most of the time he’s TheStoic, in contrast to Wakamoto’s usual EvilIsHammy approach.

* WordOfGod: Shinichiro Watanabe confirmed in a 2019 interview that ''Anime/SamuraiChamploo'', ''Anime/CowboyBebop'', ''Anime/CaroleAndTuesday'', and ''Anime/SpaceDandy'' all exist within the same universe, and in that chronological order. This is really nothing much more than flimsy justification to make self-references to the other series, but he said it.

* NoDubForYou: In Brazil, the TV series was broadcast in two channels, but both only with subtitles: Locomotion in 2001, and I-Sat in 2016 (for some reason, this one used the English dub instead). Only the movie got a dub in Portuguese because the TV series and movie have different licenses.

* NoDubForYou: In Brazil, the TV series was broadcast in two channels: Locomotion in 2001, and I-Sat in 2016 (for some reason, this one used the English dub instead), but both only with subtitles. Only the movie got a dub in Portuguese because the TV series and movie have different licenses.

* NoDubForYou: In Brazil, the TV series was broadcast in two channels (Locomotion in 2001 and I-Sat in 2016), but both only with subtitles. Only the movie got a dub in Portuguese because the TV series and movie have different licenses.

* NoDubForYou: In Brazil, the TV series was broadcast in two channels (Locomotion and I-Sat), but both only with subtitles. Only the movie got a dub in Portuguese because the TV series and movie have different licenses.

* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: In an almost impressively incorrect newspaper picture caption (see the page pic), every single word except "at" and the photo credit "[[Creator/BandaiEntertainment Bandai]]" is specifically, individually wrong:

* AdoredByTheNetwork: From the day it first aired on Creator/AdultSwim, ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' would be aired in reruns nonstop for several years, to the point where it holds the honor of being the most rerun series on the network. It also holds the honor of not just being the first anime on the network, but one of the first shows that aired on the network.

* AdoredByTheNetwork: From the day it first aired on Creator/AdultSwim, ''Cowboy Bebop'' would be aired in reruns nonstop for several years, to the point where it holds the honor of being the most rerun series on the network. It also holds the honor of not just being the first anime on the network, but one of the first shows that aired on the network.

* TooSoon: "Sympathy for the Devil", "Waltz for Venus", and "Cowboy Funk" were removed during the initial TV run in response to 9/11, while "Wild Horses" was removed after the Space Shuttle ''Columbia'' disintegrated during re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere in 2003.

* AdoredByTheNetwork: From the day it first aired on Creator/AdultSwim, ''Cowboy Bebop'' would be aired in reruns nonstop for several years, to the point where it holds the honor of being the most rerun series on the network. It also holds the honor of not just being the first anime on the network, but one of the first shows that aired on the block.