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Bitch Cassidy

Character

Bitch Cassidy is a bounty hunter who appears in the live-action Cowboy Bebop. The series positions her among the prominent names in the trade, spotlighted on the Big Shot broadcast during the fallout from a mass prison break on Europa.

Status: Alive
Sessions: 5
Continuity: Netflix live-action
Occupation: Bounty hunter
Featured Episode: Darkside Tango
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Overview

Within the Netflix continuity, Bitch Cassidy works as one of the notable hunters chasing rewards across the system.

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History

She earns a mention on Big Shot as a marquee bounty hunter in the wake of the convicts who broke free from the Europa prison, tying her into the manhunt that follows that escape.

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Background

Her appearance falls in the fifth session of the live-action series, Darkside Tango.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Bitch Cassidy in Cowboy Bebop?

Bitch Cassidy is a bounty hunter who appears in the live-action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop. She is presented as one of the trade's more prominent names within the Netflix continuity.

What show does Bitch Cassidy appear in?

Bitch Cassidy appears in Netflix's live-action Cowboy Bebop series rather than the original anime. She is introduced as a working bounty hunter within that continuity.

Why is Bitch Cassidy featured on Big Shot?

Bitch Cassidy earns a spot on the Big Shot bounty broadcast after a mass prison break at a facility over Europa. The broadcast singles her out as a marquee bounty hunter tied to the manhunt that follows the escape.

Which episode does Bitch Cassidy appear in?

Bitch Cassidy appears in the fifth session of the live-action Cowboy Bebop, titled Darkside Tango.

What is Bitch Cassidy's occupation?

Bitch Cassidy works as a bounty hunter, chasing rewards across the system in the Netflix continuity of Cowboy Bebop.

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Looking for more on Bitch Cassidy? The Dragon Ball Wiki on Fandom has a dedicated page with community notes.

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