This episode definitely leaned more into the comedic aspect of the characters and world around them. Compared to the first one, the tone is really fun. Watching the teamwork between Jet and Spike was a highlight - with Jet shifting into a more central role here. Great episode!

eatingsocks

4 mo

Verified

I was so mesmerized by the silent shots and beautifully drawn backgrounds, they made the world feel very lively and leaned into the 1990s vibe. During the run/chase with Hakim, the music, angles and shading of the scenery made me appreciate this series' world a lot!

mustardsprinkles

4 mo

Verified

I really like the semi-lighthearted tone this series implements amongst the otherwise darker premise. I was taken aback by the corgi chase because of the soundtrack! But it really helps emphasize Spike's goofy and likeable character with how he goes about his bounty hunts.

Episode Context

Coming off the tonally heavy and self-contained premiere 'Asteroid Blues,' this episode demonstrates Bebop's episodic range by pivoting to comedy while quietly expanding the crew roster with Ein's introduction. It's the second step in the show's early stretch of assembling the full Bebop family, setting the stage for 'Honky Tonk Women,' which will bring yet another key character into the fold.

Runtime24 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceMED

Air DateApr 3, 1998

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