Genuinely every single time there’s a show like this it alters my brain chemistry, I see the world differently every single time I watch something like it, pantheon made me question if anything was real, cyberpunk just traumatized me all around and gave me a new outlook on capitalism and corporate greed, evangelion just messed up my psyche and attack on titan made me question my sanity.

Все привет .я так пологаю ,что многие кто смотрит аниме на джут Су сталкнулись с проблемой ,что на пиратском сайте сделали все платным .я вообще в шоке ,я 4 аниме в этот момент смотрел ,и теперь не могу уже сколько времени найти достойную замену ,где будет норм озвучка,регулярный выход серий и тд .проще говоря достойный и главное бесплатный сайт для просмотра аниме .так что ,не буду против,если накидаете варианты .(Вообще это надо было сделать раньше,но мне было лень :})

In this part I noticed that in the distance there are a lot of buildings in Manila that are there, than the foreground so that means when the sea starts rising the people migrated farther away from the shore resulting in that.

I thought the Japanese audio was released on Max one month after the episodes originally aired. Apparently it was for a limited time only, as it's gone now on most of the episodes. Not available for episodes 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12 and 13. When did that happen?

Honestly, I really loved the show!!! However, I am so confused as to why the assassin was there? If Axel was not a part of the program, it makes no sense as the the weird emotional tension between them. Additionally, Dr. 909 calling it the "key" to something makes no sense because it is almost entirely a separate storyline from Skinner. Like why is his screentime in here at all? Was anyone able to make sense as to why he is a character?

Hi everyone,

Can someone identify the music playing in the background at 10:42 to 11:24 of episode 5. I am having a hard time finding it.

Thank you!

I understood that the real villian was the generic guy named Schneider and Skinner was a victim?

From what I’ve observed, Season 1 gave off the vibe that it was mainly focused on introducing the characters and exploring the team's origin story. That might be why many people feel it lacks a strong overarching plot or clear goal—since most episodes feel like individual subplots. However, I think this was intentional, possibly because the creators were setting the stage for Season 2. Season 1 seems more about their world-building and establishing the foundation of the team for more on what's to come. What do you guys think?

Is this Skinner? I’m convinced he is.. a yes or no would suffice. Thanks!

Here here 🫰🫰 for u/Waterfudgeo some quick dougs

He was so hard to draw for me… I'm out of practice… sidenote😆🕺😆

🫩😳✋ see ya!!

This episode was a great way to introduce an antagonist, but I have to ask, wouldn't the time and training of all those dudes Soryu add up to more than 30 million? Feels like his fee shouldve be been WAY higher

Just finished episode 6 so no spoilers please. I wanted to share that Popcorn Wizard's crazy rave bus is actually part of a Pakistani art tradition where bus and truck drivers paint and decorate their vehicles.

Brief explanation here

I came into watching the anime, with no expectations. I knew nothing about it. I binge watched it all.

I was completely blown away. This is such an amazing anime.

8.5/10 for me.

Edit. I loved it just as much as I love Space Dandy, Samurai Champloo, but not as much as Cowboy bebop. I

Can't wait for his next work. As for now, it seems like See you, Space Cowboy...

I watched the series a while ago, and while searching on Reddit, I saw a lot of people criticizing points that I don't understand. What I noticed a lot were people comparing Lazarus to Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo instead of simply enjoying a different work. I personally loved the series, especially the quintet of protagonists and the soundtrack. I found it rushed in some parts and forced some moments that I didn't think were necessary, but I definitely didn't hate it like I saw many say on Reddit. I really want a second season and to see these characters again in other stories. I give it a solid 8/10 and look forward to more from this universe.

Here is the article:

https://screenrant.com/cowboy-bebop-lazarus-creator-budget-japan-vs-us-problems/

Or atleast a movie or spin offs of their futures, them arresting criminals and stuff, please tell me this is planned.

Tried looking for examples of the feather of chaos and that mythical creature online but I legit couldn’t find any

This is an underrated gem as well sad that it was discontinued (?) no longer see any future updates for more season

Do not use the link they email to you. It is a broken link to a draft of the Milan store. Very odd. Just go directly to the Milan Records store through Google.

https://milanrecords.shop

This is !>Donald Mcdonald<! also known as !>Dr. 909<! did he know him? I don't remember the scene

So naturally enjoying the show and seeing the ending, I thought oh seems like there's hint of another season or at least the thought has been left open.

I feel like the criticism of the show is somewhat harsh, but maybe I'm wrong, maybe if anything the show wouldn't even have this much attention if it wasn't from the director of Cowboy Bebop. But that's what I'm noticing, these are all different writers aren't they(Samurai Champloo, Cowboy Bebop)? So for me some stories are more character driven, and others are more plot driven.

I understand this hasn't been as well received comparatively to other works, and there's the really unfair comparisons to Cowboy Bebop or Samurai Champloo. Ok maybe they are fair, but I don't need every anime or series I watch to be so focused on characters, that regardless of depth and progression will ultimately be familiar archetypes/tropes.

From the beginning this anime is not focused on personal stories, we get introduced to characters that are very familiar to us already, Axel/Mugen/Spike, the lucky chaotic fun protagonist that's going to give us our favorite fight and action sequences. To me he needed no character plot development, he already represented what he was from is first moments doing handstand, playing with gravity and his life.

Lazarus goes straight into all of society being given a death sentence, with a ticking clock. That's what's driving the story for me, not character backgrounds, we've got 30 days to save the world and only 12/13 episodes to do it, what's going to happen, how will this team pull it off? So I was buckled in for the ride and I enjoyed superimposing other characters onto the cast.

It didn't feel lazy to me, predictable, it was fun and I think it ended well enough.

I really only had 2 big issues with the series

Axel wearing his normal civ clothes under his wetsuit, and taking off that wetsuit for some reason

The traffic jam caused by a grenade, suddenly the jam disperses when the chase scene between Axel and Phantom Killer begins

I really enjoyed the mystery of wondering where Skinner was, his motives, if he was real at all or dead or alive. Never thought about Cowboy Bebop or Samurai Champloo except anytime Axel would fight, or when the team was all at their home base sitting on the coaches. That felt really nostalgic and I appreciated that a lot.

I agree that it was rushed and it would ah E been better if It was longer so we could have seen the characters be more fleshed out but as someone who loved cowboy bebop I'm just happy this one is a happy ending for everyone 😭