Live Action Bebop

On

Thursday,

March 10th,

2016,

a day which will live in infinity,

I wrote my

Six Favorite Japanese - Non Hentai - Anime Series

 Inuyasha

because my kids were still young

and we could watch this program together.

 Furi Kuri

because who doesn't love a female character

el kabonging

people with a guitar.

Samurai Champloo

because the story lines were good

and they had a drunk main character I could relate to.

 

Neon Genesis Evangelion 

because this was the very first anime that I thought had a provocative story to tell.

Trigun

because he is the quintessential hero where his own problems never get solved

but he always helping others.

 Cowboy Bebop

because it was a good story until the very end.

But still a favorite.

Now for the good news

Netflix is developing a live-action ‘Cowboy Bebop’ series with anime’s director

By Rick Marshall for Digital Trends.com 

In news certain to prompt howls of either joy or sadness, Netflix announced that it is working on a live-action Cowboy Bebop series based on the popular anime of the same name. Long rumored to be in the works as a movie with Keanu Reeves once attached to star in it, the live-action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop is now headed to Netflix, and will take the form of a 10-episode series co-produced by the streaming service and Tomorrow Studios. Thor: Ragnarok and Star Wars Rebels screenwriter Christopher Yost will pen the script for the first episode of the series, with original anime series creator and director Shinichiro Watanabe serving as a consultant on the project. The original Cowboy Bebop anime premiered in 1998 and encompassed 26 episodes, a special, and a feature-length animated film, and is widely regarded in both in the U.S. and internationally as one of the greatest anime series of all time. Set in the year 2071, the show followed the crew of a spaceship known as The Bebop as they tracked down wanted fugitives around the galaxy and tried to earn a living as bounty hunters. The colorful cast of characters aboard The Bebop included Spike Spiegel, a skilled marksman and fighter whose laid-back demeanor hid a dark past; the hulking ship’s pilot and chief engineer, Jet; and the femme fatale Faye Valentine. Later episodes added the eccentric hacker Ed and a Welsh Corgi named Ein with a genius-level intellect.

Netflix

all ready did a fine job making

Death Note

and

Fullmetal Alchemist

into live action movies!

This is,

Will Always Have A Soft Spot In My Heart For Good Anime

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“Hackers are nerdy, pasty, tubby, little geeks with triple thick glasses and this is probably a demented otaku with smelly feet. So catching him will be a breeze!”
- Keiko Nobumoto, Cowboy Bebop Film Manga, Volume 1 -

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