A space trucker who counts VT among his friends, Otto passes the time guessing at her closely guarded full name. A run-in with a fugitive named Decker damages his ship and sets his companion on the hunt.
The series offers no notable description of Otto's physical appearance, keeping his role confined to a supporting turn among VT's circle of drivers.
Otto is one of the many haulers caught up in the long-running game of trying to guess Victoria Terpsichore's full name, a puzzle he never manages to crack. He counts himself among her friends and is quick to reach out to her the moment trouble finds him.

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While waiting his turn at a gate, Otto has the bounty head Decker cut ahead of him in line. The maneuver leaves Otto's ship damaged, and Decker slips away before he can be held to account. Otto phones VT to ask after the man, and once she recognizes the description as Decker, she sets out to track him down herself.
Otto is a space trucker in the anime Cowboy Bebop, a friend of fellow trucker Victoria Terpsichore who appears in the episode Heavy Metal Queen.
Otto works as a trucker in Cowboy Bebop, hauling cargo alongside fellow driver Victoria Terpsichore.
Otto is one of several truckers who spends time trying to guess Victoria Terpsichore's closely guarded full name, a puzzle he never manages to solve.
Otto's ship is damaged when the bounty head Decker cuts ahead of him in line at a gate and then slips away before he can be held to account.
Otto phones Victoria Terpsichore to ask after the man who damaged his ship, and once she recognizes the description as Decker, she sets out to track him down herself.
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