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Cowboy Bebop, an original The premiere date is the start of a censored first run: TV Tokyo began the series by Sunrise, on April 3, 1998 in a 6:00 pm slot, but because of violent content only 12 episodes plus a special were shown before it ended on June 26. The complete 26 episodes then aired Apr 3, uncut on the satellite channel WOWOW from October 23, 1998 to Apr 24, 1999 (26 episodes, Saturdays 01:00 JST) In 2071, bounty hunters Spike Spiegel April 1999; critic Andrew Osmond argues this move pushed Japanese TV anime for adults into late-night slots. Sunrise made it under the collective pseudonym Hajime Yatate, with Shinichiro Watanabe in his first project as sole director, Keiko Nobumoto writing, Toshihiro Kawamoto on characters, Kimitoshi Yamane on mechanical design and Jet Black, joined by Faye Valentine, Edward Yoko Kanno composing; its opening theme "Tank!" is credited to Seatbelts. Bandai's toy division first sponsored the idea as a vehicle for spacecraft toys, withdrew after seeing early footage, and Bandai Visual stepped in, which freed Watanabe from merchandising; he took inspiration from Lupin III and treated each episode as a miniature movie. Anime News Network lists a production cost of 20 million yen per episode. In the corgi Ein, pursue criminals aboardUnited States it was among the Bebop Spike must choose between his newfound family first programmes on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim, debuting September 2, 2001, with episodes 6, 8 and revenge over a menace 22 skipped at first after the September 11 attacks. Streaming history: Netflix held worldwide rights with all 26 episodes available from his past SpaceOctober 21, 2021 and adult cast themes; licensed dropped the US and Canada by Funimation; rated R - 17+ MAL score 8.75 from 1,075,790 users, ranked #50October 21, 2023; it joined Crunchyroll on March 1, 2022, and Crunchyroll issued a 25th-anniversary Blu-ray box set on April 4, 2023.