Don't lie to yourself.Kuroko is better than Average Boy Bebop
Don't lie to yourself.Kuroko is better than Average Boy Bebop
But he may not be dead.how do you figure? Thought it was just Spike going back to face his past after spending so long running away from it
The ending message "you're gonna carry that weight" means you can't run away from what defines you as a person - what we've done in the past shapes all of us as human beings. Every single one of the Bebop cast had to face that, and his was so dark that he ultimately lost his life over it. One of the GOAT endings imo.
I'm gonna accept that episodic anime isn't for everybody and Bebop's purpose can get lost on some though. Not everyone likes it like not everyone likes Ghost in the Shell and Legend of Galactic Heroes - absolute classics
But he may not be dead.
Time for me to do God's work and eviscerate this!
Average Bebop isn't a GOAT show.. Matter fact It barely even deserves the right to stand shoulder to shoulder with other "really good" animes.
The only things cool about it and memorable are its name and that is had a cool "jazz" thing going for it
It's main character was sub average
It's side character were wack and forgettable (you could line them up with some other characters now and I couldn't name yet alone pick them out)
The villain or antagonist was nonexistent.
The plot was trash
The dialogue was plain
The action was mediocre
In terms of some of the "buzzwords" peeps love to throw around to define something the like it wasn't;
Dark,
It wasn't funny,
It had no real fukkery,
It had no heart.
I watched it like 2 times (my 1st was years ago when it used to come on late nights on CN..... Took me years to get through it.... A chore. The second time in the last 2 years or so) and it still didn't resignate with me.
I think the most memorable ep was the one they all got food poisoning or something from eating that jelly alien.
To much of that show felt wasted doing nothing on that ship but complaining about how hungry and broke they were. They had too many moments where it felt like you wasn't looking at a wall watching paint dry.
This show ain't that poo poo, but doesn't deserve the high acclaim or hype some give it. Especially when it's brother show in SChamploo is far superior (and even it has some suspect things that can hurt it)
But he may not be dead.
Again I think the beauty of the show is that you can look at it from many different POV, for me I thought with all the convos he had with Faye how he basically told her to move forward and look into the future it was kinda hypocritical that at the end he just couldnt let go of his past. The relationships have been built throughout the show as if he and Jet had kinda surrounded themselves with a new family, and for him to end just not be able to let go was hypocritical for mehow do you figure? Thought it was just Spike going back to face his past after spending so long running away from it
The ending message "you're gonna carry that weight" means you can't run away from what defines you as a person - what we've done in the past shapes all of us as human beings. Every single one of the Bebop cast had to face that, and his was so dark that he ultimately lost his life over it. One of the GOAT endings imo.
I'm gonna accept that episodic anime isn't for everybody and Bebop's purpose can get lost on some though. Not everyone likes it like not everyone likes Ghost in the Shell and Legend of Galactic Heroes - absolute classics
They getting ready to kill my boy ace
I hate the fukk out of blackbeard dawg. Please one of yall let me know if he gets killed or what. He's the fukkin worst
Again I think the beauty of the show is that you can look at it from many different POV, for me I thought with all the convos he had with Faye how he basically told her to move forward and look into the future it was kinda hypocritical that at the end he just couldnt let go of his past. The relationships have been built throughout the show as if he and Jet had kinda surrounded themselves with a new family, and for him to end just not be able to let go was hypocritical for me
I'm very Pro Happy realistic endings tho
Started Slam Dunk. First sports show I've seen where the MC gives zero fukks about the game itself. He just wants to impress this girl that likes basketball
In episode 2 he travels 20 feet and hits his head on the backboard
but I know he's going to develop into some GOAT so I'm interested in seeing how his skills improve. Or if he's just gonna dunk every possession and never learn a basic jumpshot or how to dribble. Want to watch Kuroko after to see how it compares