Im not huge into anime but I finished watched pic related recently...

Im not huge into anime but I finished watched pic related recently. I really enjoyed its free-form anthology style where episodes didnt necessarily impact the plot of the next episodes so much. I also think the backdrops were well done and detailed as far as a scifi world goes. There were a few jarring scenes of terrible 3d models and a few times the characters should have died but thats par for the course these days.

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>somebody who appreciates CB's episodic structure for being episodic because that was the intention
wow wee somebody who isn't a retard for once

the episodic nature fit the tone of say space dandy but Cowboy Bebop had characters with some sort of struggle within themselves that was put on the back burner a lot of the time

>3d models
Where? I haven't watched CB for a long time but it came out in 1998 when especially in TV series 3D models weren't very common.

Some odd gate, but not the normal star gates, in the Wild Horses episode. There was another one too but I cant recall. It was reboot tier special effects.

Champloo next

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Ill give it a shot. Thanks for the suggestion.

Jin should have dropped the glasses gimmick and gone full edgy emo style

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Also am I a moron for enjoying Ed and the dog so much?

Only spastics don't like a bit of levity and Welsh corgis.

Are there more series in this "space western" style? Im aware of Trigun.

I'm six episodes in and I really want to just drop it. Any reason I shouldn't? Nothing fucking happens.

Naw if you dont like the world you wont like it later.

I wouldn't call trigun "space western" but if you are looking for something that's sci-fi with low a sort of western aesthetic or generally common use of lower level tech there's definitely more.

Are you asking for recommendations?

Trigun
Samurai Champloo
Outlaw Star

Just drop it, it never really changes in pacing or style.

The only thing those shows have in common with CBB is that they aired in the US around the same time.

Not really

I felt like it helped focus on one aspect/character/past at a time which i think was the intention. Although some few episodes did feel like filler

Yes really, faggot. They're not alike at all.

You're aware that samurai champloo had the same director as CBB right?

Good for you user.

CGI was pretty common in late 90s sci-fi anime.

I don't know user you probably have autism

Thanks

There were 3DCG models in Bebop?

And?
I wish I had autism. I want those neet bucks.

>and?
That's a pretty huge thing to have in common?
Are you mentally unwell?

yes

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lmaoo

This is a dumb argument. If either of you were intelligent you would give reasons to support your opinions. Not just call the other fagtard a fucktard. Sharing a director is not necessarily grounds for them being similar See Peter Jackson's filmography for example.

Ive seen Trigun and Bebop and they really only share a unlinked episodic nature (for the first part of Trigun at least) and a bit of a "western" theme.

>That's a pretty huge thing to have in common?
Directors don't make the same exact shit every time.
>Are you mentally unwell?
Once again, I fucking wish, working sucks.

Also I assume the same voice actors for Ed and Vash.