@@hilohahoma1547 your the by product of said colonialism face it, all races and religion played conquest. everyone owned slaves and abused their subjects.....rich get richer poor died in the wars.
i had the theory that andy simbolizes his political views in some way, as an awful bounty hunter who calls himself a cowboy and has every object to prove it, the horses, the revolver, the hats, the clothes. Meanwhile spike is the REAL cowboy, who actually wanders around hunting people for a living and wont back off when the situation doesnt go as planned, whereas Andy realizes he doesnt want to be a cowboy when he almost falls off a building in his fight with spike
this episode was the most hilarious and infuriating thing ive ever watched. Andy gets like, easily hundreds if not a thousand and a handful of people killed with his bullshit. Spike too, but i like spike so whatever.
Ah yes, you are excused I like you. No in all seriousness I like Spike too but it doesn't make him any better than Andy. Also I thought Spike got more people killed. Which is hilarious. I love Spike and hell even Andy. This show is goated
Teddy Bomber is a reference to Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber, who sent B-mbs in the mail and wrote a manfiesto called "Industrial Society and It's Future" which was printed in the papers as part of a condition he asked for to stop Mailb-mbing. which is also referenced @7:30 when the news host read out.
Shinichirō Watanabe (Director), Keiko Nobumoto (writer), Yoko Kanno (Music Composer), Masahiko Minami (producer) Yutaka Nanten (Manga Illustrator) give credit when credit is due! (comment and like for the voice actors and crew)
He said “Go, Jiroumaru” Jiroumaru is the new name he gave to his horse, it can be understood as “second-in-command”/“second officer” in this context with Andy/“Musashi” as the first
This episode and the reasson why the villain destroys buildings its something more than just a critic to the capitalism. I really like to think that every episode of Cowboy Bepob have meaning, sometimes, even all the scenes. But the only episode that i have found the meaning, it was "Cowboy Funk", because of a youtube channel from my country (Brazil) that have explained it. Of course its just a theory, but makes a lot sense to me. The real meaning of this episode its a "critic to the action movies of the 90's". The episode starts showing us a Cowboy called Andy that really follows his cliche, he has a horse and a revolver and even a song that anounces his arrival and that matches with everything that are happening in the scene(The oposite of what happens in Cowboy Bepob, where we have a relaxed song even on starships fights). For now lets just forget about the villain of this episode (He will be very important to that theory at end). After some moments we have the scene where Faye have decided to do the role of a girl in dangerous another cliche in the western movies and at some point she have been treated like a mirrow, like she is just there to make the main Cowboy of this episode more complete. Talking about your villain we never know why he keeps destroying buildings until the end where he explains: he do that because the buildings represents the capitalism on his own and by destroying those buildings he expect to see new things. Thats very important to the theory, the villain, Teddy represents the fans of the action movies that expect new things to happen, and guess what, it have, now the movies dont work anymore with Cowboys but with Samurais and who cares with there is a new cliche or the old ones ? Another thing that comproves this theory its the transition of commercials, doesnt they look similar to the poster of Star Wars, a action movie from the 90's ? Cowboy Bepob shows that he's not this kind of movie and return with another image that its the opossite of the first one. The idea of using funk for this episode while matches with this theory too. While Cowboy Bepob have some pretty good songs that doesnt need to be part of the pop culture just like the show, the funk are completely the oposite of that, he have to be on the culture pop just like the action movies of the 90's. Sorry for my bad English, its hard to write big texts even on my motherland language.
@@rdred8693 if you've actually read kaczynskis manifesto, he absolutely did not have good ideas. Or to be more accurate, he had a small few good ideas surrounded by heaps of nonsense that was illogical at best, and outright evil at worst (like the parts where he directly advocates for eugenics).
The political commentary everyone needs to hear but don't want to hear
Isn't it always?
@@thegrimmretails3777 Not really. Most people are already immersed in being a colonial peabrained byproduct..though they don't know it. Ah so sad.
A commentary from a terrorist? lol no
@@hilohahoma1547 your the by product of said colonialism face it, all races and religion played conquest. everyone owned slaves and abused their subjects.....rich get richer poor died in the wars.
tell them the lie they wanna hear and they cheer, tell them the truth they don't and they wont....
The space colonization and its consequences
BASED UNCLE TED
he looks like the "industrial revolution and its consequences" guy
He is a reminescense for Ted Kaczinsky "The Una-Bomber".
BASED
It's an intentional reference to THAT Ted.
i love how Calm spike was having a normal conversation with Teddy bomber
i had the theory that andy simbolizes his political views in some way, as an awful bounty hunter who calls himself a cowboy and has every object to prove it, the horses, the revolver, the hats, the clothes. Meanwhile spike is the REAL cowboy, who actually wanders around hunting people for a living and wont back off when the situation doesnt go as planned, whereas Andy realizes he doesnt want to be a cowboy when he almost falls off a building in his fight with spike
and then he becomes a samurai
love him or hate him but he speaking straight facts
Love the real uncle ted.
this episode was the most hilarious and infuriating thing ive ever watched. Andy gets like, easily hundreds if not a thousand and a handful of people killed with his bullshit. Spike too, but i like spike so whatever.
Teddy Bomber actually never Killed anyone in any of his bombings the only people he actively tried to kill were Spike and Andy for ignoring him😂😂😂
Ah yes, you are excused I like you. No in all seriousness I like Spike too but it doesn't make him any better than Andy. Also I thought Spike got more people killed. Which is hilarious. I love Spike and hell even Andy. This show is goated
Teddy Bomber is a reference to Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber, who sent B-mbs in the mail and wrote a manfiesto called "Industrial Society and It's Future" which was printed in the papers as part of a condition he asked for to stop Mailb-mbing. which is also referenced @7:30 when the news host read out.
The horse also telling Teddy bomber to shut up is priceless. LOL
Wow thats easy to miss
"What's with ya bomb obsession baby"
This is actually the first Cowboy Bebop I've ever scene when I was a kid, when my brothers were watching it.
Jet's fucking character in the masquerade bit hahahah
Long live Comrade Teddy!
Ted Kaczynski hated leftists. They were the first group he called out in Industrial Society.
I want to like but its at 69
Teddy Bomber shows ignition switches.
Spike speaks in nonchalant disapproval: “Why do you want to blow things up?” -_-
The samurai was a teaser for Champloo
When they both got stuck in the elevator door I was crying laughing
Andy:
•Faye: A horse!
•Jet: A cowboy!
•Spike: A dream.
*"YOU'RE ALL DOOMED!"*
(Explosions)
"Ah, shit."
I can imagine his face when big shot ran out of time! 😕😫🤬🐻
Now he's together with Vicious, Gren, Julia and maybe Spike.
Anime and its consequences has been a disaster for the human race
Aint it grand...
xD
RIP Ted
Wait, Andy's horse is a support animal?
They TLDR'd Unabomber
First, there was Spike vs. Andy. Later, came Spike vs. Vincent.
Ah, he simply wanted attention.
8:28 Antonio of the Antonio Carlos Joabim trio!
the bear foot on the gas pedal, fucking NICE
this is praxis
Ted Kaczynski hated leftists. They were the first group he called out in Industrial Society.
uncle ted!
Shinichirō Watanabe (Director), Keiko Nobumoto (writer), Yoko Kanno (Music Composer), Masahiko Minami (producer) Yutaka Nanten (Manga Illustrator) give credit when credit is due! (comment and like for the voice actors and crew)
ahhh shit.
9:19 Sakura trying stop Naruto and Sasuke fighting be like
What does Andy say at the end and what does it mean? Anybody know?
I seem to remember from the subtitles that he said it was only a dream
what? the "Go Juromaru?"
basically a japanese sounding name for his horse, just fits with him taking on the name Musashi
If I remember from the episode is horse is named Geronimo. I guess it's a translation of the name.
He said “Go, Jiroumaru”
Jiroumaru is the new name he gave to his horse, it can be understood as “second-in-command”/“second officer” in this context with Andy/“Musashi” as the first
This episode and the reasson why the villain destroys buildings its something more than just a critic to the capitalism.
I really like to think that every episode of Cowboy Bepob have meaning, sometimes, even all the scenes.
But the only episode that i have found the meaning, it was "Cowboy Funk", because of a youtube channel from my country (Brazil) that have explained it. Of course its just a theory, but makes a lot sense to me.
The real meaning of this episode its a "critic to the action movies of the 90's". The episode starts showing us a Cowboy called Andy that really follows his cliche, he has a horse and a revolver and even a song that anounces his arrival and that matches with everything that are happening in the scene(The oposite of what happens in Cowboy Bepob, where we have a relaxed song even on starships fights). For now lets just forget about the villain of this episode (He will be very important to that theory at end). After some moments we have the scene where Faye have decided to do the role of a girl in dangerous another cliche in the western movies and at some point she have been treated like a mirrow, like she is just there to make the main Cowboy of this episode more complete.
Talking about your villain we never know why he keeps destroying buildings until the end where he explains: he do that because the buildings represents the capitalism on his own and by destroying those buildings he expect to see new things. Thats very important to the theory, the villain, Teddy represents the fans of the action movies that expect new things to happen, and guess what, it have, now the movies dont work anymore with Cowboys but with Samurais and who cares with there is a new cliche or the old ones ?
Another thing that comproves this theory its the transition of commercials, doesnt they look similar to the poster of Star Wars, a action movie from the 90's ? Cowboy Bepob shows that he's not this kind of movie and return with another image that its the opossite of the first one.
The idea of using funk for this episode while matches with this theory too. While Cowboy Bepob have some pretty good songs that doesnt need to be part of the pop culture just like the show, the funk are completely the oposite of that, he have to be on the culture pop just like the action movies of the 90's.
Sorry for my bad English, its hard to write big texts even on my motherland language.
👍
12:37
Ba í ar fad aisling.
Ach sin, ba í ar fad aisling, nach mba ea?
武蔵、と呼んでくれ！
Go!ジロー丸！
8:30 Hahaha
The root of all evil is ANDY. 😁
9/11 ÷
Ted Bundy = Teddy Bomber the Unabomber had an anti technology perspective
You're thinking of Ted Kaczynski
@@joshuaevans6295 Right ideas, wrong execution
@@rdred8693 if you've actually read kaczynskis manifesto, he absolutely did not have good ideas. Or to be more accurate, he had a small few good ideas surrounded by heaps of nonsense that was illogical at best, and outright evil at worst (like the parts where he directly advocates for eugenics).
@@joshuaevans6295 uncle Ted
13 likes for the wrong name, is this Reddit?
welp hes actually dead now