Appledelhi Siniz Hesap Lütfen is an eccentric Earth cartographer obsessed with charting the planet's ever-shifting terrain. He is the largely absent father of the hacker Edward, a bounty head on paper thanks to crimes his own child forged, and a whirlwind of restless energy who cannot hold onto ordinary details like names and faces.
Appledelhi cuts an imposing figure, standing taller and broader than either Spike or Jet. His frame is heavyset and powerful, topped by a squared-off jaw, brown hair, and green eyes. Whether his bulk truly matches the exaggerated figures listed on his criminal record is left open, but his sheer size is unmistakable. That build is not for show: he trades blows with Spike and comes out ahead with startling ease, seizing the upper hand in their scuffle while barely exerting himself.
Like Edward, Appledelhi lives almost entirely inside his own preoccupations, his thoughts running along a track most people cannot follow. He is buoyant and full of restless cheer, yet strangely disconnected from those around him. His assistant's name never sticks, no matter how many corrections he receives, and his own daughter fares little better: he misplaced her at a daycare and only went searching long afterward. Reunited at last, he cannot recall whether Edward is a son or a daughter, floats the idea of bringing her along on his travels, then bolts the instant a fresh meteor strikes the horizon.
Through the 2060s, Appledelhi devoted himself to mapping how Earth's surface was being reshaped by relentless rock showers, aided by an assistant named Macintire whose name he could never quite retain. Edward had been born in 2058, and though he loved her, his work swallowed him whole; he left her at a daycare center in 2064 and simply forgot. Years of searching eventually led him in 2071 to the very orphanage she had drifted into, but by then she was long gone, so he entrusted Sister Clara with a holographic likeness of himself in case she returned.
Two months on, a bounty drew Spike and Jet after him. During the pursuit the Bebop unexpectedly touched down right where he stood, piloted there by Edward herself. Overjoyed at the reunion, Appledelhi invited his daughter to join his mapping expeditions, only for the exchange to end as abruptly as it began when another meteor slammed down and he hurried off after it with Macintire in tow.

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Appledelhi Siniz Hesap Lütfen is an eccentric Earth cartographer who spends his life charting the planet's meteor scarred, ever shifting terrain. He is also the largely absent father of the hacker Edward.
Appledelhi's bounty for bank robbery and manslaughter was forged by his own daughter Edward, not earned through real crimes. Spike and Jet pursue him believing the charges are genuine.
Appledelhi left Edward at a daycare center in 2064 and simply forgot about her, consumed by his mapping work. He did not begin searching for her until years later, eventually tracing her to an orphanage she had already left.
While Spike and Jet pursue Appledelhi over his bounty, the Bebop unexpectedly lands right where he is standing, piloted there by Edward herself. Overjoyed, he invites her to join his mapping expeditions before rushing off after a fresh meteor strike.
Appledelhi is heavyset and powerful, standing taller and broader than either Spike or Jet. He trades blows with Spike during a scuffle and comes out ahead with surprising ease.
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