History Trivia / CowboyBebop

** Kevin Seymour playe two of the Three Old Nen Antonio and Jobim as well as Tongpu, The Mad Pierrot.

* RelationshipVoiceActor:
** Creator/KoichiYamadera, Creator/MegumiHayashibara and Creator/UnshoIshizuka were all regulars on ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' at the time of the show's airing.
** Yamadera and Hayashibara also frequently worked together on the ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' franchise and ''WesternAnimation/DonkeyKongCountry''.
** A cross-language version happens between Jet Black's Japanese and Latin American Spanish voice actors: Both Creator/UnshoIshizuka and Creator/RicardoTejedo respectively had shared other roles, like Zabuza Momochi in ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'' and Prince Charming in ''WesternAnimation/Shrek2''.

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

* ImageSource:
** BareYourMidriff (top-left)
** BathingBeauty
** BlushSticker
** HideousHangoverCure
** PlayfulHacker
** ShootTheHostageTaker
** SmokingIsCool
** UsedFuture

* ImageSource: CowboyBebopAtHisComputer (of course)

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Being owned by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, the rights to the series were hanging in limbo after the company's collapse until Creator/{{Sunrise}} started auctioning their Bandai-licensed shows to other distributors. Creator/{{Funimation}} would end up being the lucky company who acquired the rights.

** Ed was originally going to be a boy, but was changed to a girl in the final stage. The original boy design of Ed appears in session 5 stealing an adult magazine.

** For the upcoming Netflix remake, Faye was originally going to wear a costume more accurate to the source material, but its design was too impractical for stunt work.
* TheWikiRule: Bebopedia, the [[http://cowboybebop.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page Cowboy Bebop Wiki]].

** 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 VHS in the '[=90s=]; VHS itself subsumed by DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, and video game consoles since around 2005. This one is very deliberate though, since VHS was already the standard when the show was written, but BetaMax players remained in production in Japan even for a few years after Cowboy Bebop's release. The idea is that the students were deliberately recording their messages on an antique.

** 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 VHS in the '[=90s=]; VHS itself subsumed by DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, and video game consoles since around 2005.

** Katerina is voiced by Creator/CristinaHernandez, replacing Creator/LauraTorres from the Locomotion dub.

* DawsonCasting: The Netflix live adaptation features a 49-year-old Creator/JohnCho playing the 27-year-old Spike Spiegel.%%Possibly also AgeLift or VagueAge?

* DawsonCasting: while it's a downplayed example given that the character is an adult, The Netflix live adaptation features a 49-year-old Creator/JohnCho playing the 27-year-old Spike Spiegel.

** The Japanese dub of the live-action adaptation will bring back the original anime cast [[https://twitter.com/bebopnetflix/status/1448348293969362947 as confirmed here.]]

** In the Japanese dub for the live-action adaption, Creator/TaitenKusunoki will voice Jet Black since his original voice actor, Creator/UnshoIshizuka passed away in 2018.

* DuelingDubs: There are three Latin American Spanish dubs: The first one done for Locomotion in early 2000s and two new ones produced in 2021: one by Funimation and other by Netflix.

* DuelingDubs: There's two Latin American Spanish dubs: The first one done for Locomotion in early 2000s and a new one produced by Funimation in 2021.

** That said, it became ''[[DoubleSubversion double subverted]]'' some months later, when the Australian feed of Creator/{{Netflix}} revealed a ''[[DuelingDubs second dub]]'' in Brazilian Portuguese for the series.

** Yamadera and Hayashibara also frequently worked together on the ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' franchise.

** It took a ''long'' time for North America to get the Blu-ray set. Even the UK got it long before North America did.

* RoleReprise: In the 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 the latter two reprise their roles from the TV series and film.

* DuelingDubs: There's two Latin American Spanish dubs: The first one done for Locomotion in early 2000s and a new one done in 2021 done by Funimation.

* TheOtherDarrin: Many in the new 2021 Latin American Spanish dub:

* 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 the latter two reprise their roles from the TV series and film.