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Alisa from Cowboy Bebop in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Alisa is a bar owner on Ganymede and a fragment of Jet Black's past, the woman who once walked out of his life leaving nothing but a farewell note. Her return in the anime finally forces Jet to hear why she left.

Age: 30
Eye: Brown
Hair: Black
Origin: Ganymede
Status: Alive
Sessions: Ganymede Elegy
Occupation: Bar owner (La Fin)
Voice Actor English: Debra Jean Rodgers
Voice Actor Japanese: Mika Doi
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Appearance

By the time of the series Alisa is a woman of thirty, a native of Ganymede with dark hair and brown eyes. She carries herself with the easy warmth of someone accustomed to running a room full of regulars, even as years of hard luck press down on her.

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Personality

Independence sits at the core of who she is. Long ago she found a steady relationship suffocating and chose to leave rather than lose herself inside it, and even when Jet presses for answers she stays guarded, unwilling to lay everything bare at once. She owns her choices plainly, admitting some were badly mistaken while insisting they were still hers to make.

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History

In the early 2060s, while Jet served with the ISSP, Alisa was his partner for a long stretch. Feeling she had no life of her own within the relationship, she ended it without warning, leaving nothing but a watch and a short note that read "Farewell." She later took up with Rhint Celonias, a protective companion with whom she built something steady.

By 2071 she was running a bar called La Fin, but foot traffic in the area had thinned and money grew tight. A loan from Law Rentzuo turned into a trap once he came around to threaten her over repayment. Celonias killed Rentzuo defending her, which saddled him with a bounty, and between the debt and the danger she resolved to shut the place down.

On the final night of business, Jet turned up unexpectedly while passing through Ganymede. Cheerful in front of him, she introduced Rhint and brushed off any worry about the closing. Once Jet realized Rhint was wanted and gave chase, he caught the fleeing couple, and only then did Alisa explain that she had left him all those years back to claim a measure of independence. Jet accepted the answer and moved on.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why did Jet's girlfriend leave him?

Jet's girlfriend Alisa left him in the early 2060s because she felt she had no life of her own within their relationship, ending things without warning after being his partner on the ISSP for a long stretch.

Who is Alisa in the original Cowboy Bebop anime?

Alisa is a bar owner on Ganymede in the original Cowboy Bebop anime and a fragment of Jet Black's past, the woman who once left him with nothing but a farewell note.

What does Alisa leave Jet when she ends their relationship?

When Alisa ends her relationship with Jet, she leaves behind only a watch and a short note reading Farewell.

What business does Alisa run on Ganymede?

Alisa runs a bar called La Fin on Ganymede, though by 2071 thinning foot traffic has left the business struggling for money.

Why does Alisa decide to close her bar?

Alisa decides to close La Fin after a loan from Law Rentzuo turns into a trap and her partner Rhint Celonias kills Rentzuo defending her, leaving him with a bounty and her facing mounting debt and danger.

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