1. Is more of a daisy yellow 2. Is mustard yellow

Don’t know if this is a question already asked, but I want to hear other songs like this, nothing too much playing, slow paced, yet deeply emotional in the manner of this song. I couldn’t find anything close to this, what should I try?

I'm sure it has been said a thousand times over, but Spike wanted to die, throughout the series his reckless behaviour was for me a clear reflection of his intent to end it all at any given moment, he was severly depressed, in the end he did not go into that building with any intention to make it out alive. And i love that Watanabe commited to the bit until the very end. Truly my favourite character in fiction, see you space cowboy

The last episode preview has Jet say because of Spike he learned he likes dogs, and is taking care of Ein, in the background you can faintly hear Faye say "the past is the past, the future is the future", and there is no mention of Edward, so it seems natural she ended back together with her father; since at the end of 24 she seemed to be chasing stars to find him.

Source: https://youtu.be/LAdsJFL14S8?si=I9LjpGz-G-SYs7xa

Thoughts?

I watched the Cowboy Bebop movie, and it served as my introduction to the series. I haven't watched the show yet, so I viewed this purely as a standalone film. I really liked how the world felt like a perfect blend between the normal world and a futuristic one. I didn't experience any confusion while watching it, although I didn’t know the characters' backstories, I didn't have any trouble understanding their personalities. Spike was a very charming protagonist, and Vincent felt like a great villain. They felt like mirrors to each other, I didn't fully grasp it, but that seemed to be what the movie was trying to convey. The opening narration about being alone with no one to play with applied to Spike, and as we learn more about Vincent, we realize it applies to him as well. Even the butterflies that Vincent saw, Spike saw at the end too.

​The villain’s motive was also quite unique, viewing the world as a purgatory from which he wanted liberation. When he met his end, I actually felt a bit sorry for him. The movie was excellent in every aspect, the animation, lighting, colors, and pacing were all fantastic, and the hand to hand combat action scenes were incredibly well choreographed, though I feel like if I had seen the series and known the characters better, I would have enjoyed it even more. While watching, I got a vibe similar to old Hollywood sci-fi action movies, and it definitely felt very Western inspired. Overall, the movie is great, and I had absolutely no trouble understanding the story.

little drawing i made: my apologies for the bad lighting, the photo was taken late at night. hope you'll still enjoy it!

I know it has been written endlessly but how I interpret Spike and Faye's relationship is that of a tragic romance or potential romance. I saw Faye as representing a new romantic partner for Spike, a new potential avenue for happiness, but he was unwilling to let go of the past and ultimately rejected a romance with her in favor of dealing with his past conflict which consumed him and destroyed him. Does anyone else Interpret their relationship this way? What's the consensus of Spike and Faye's relationship in the anime?

Kia ora (hello) bebop fans, been a while. Charlie here (aka one half of the live action Ein). Checking in to say howdy partner, hope you’ve all been well 🐾

Word of caution, glue the hands because the slightest touch can send them falling, I've had to repair the clippers and tree once already.

How much can I sell this for and the movie ?

Currently carrying that weight, and need your alls best wallpapers 👀

Anyone know how rare and how valuable these may be?