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.
Within the Netflix continuity, Bitch Cassidy works as one of the notable hunters chasing rewards across the system.
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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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.
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.
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.
Bitch Cassidy appears in the fifth session of the live-action Cowboy Bebop, titled Darkside Tango.
Bitch Cassidy works as a bounty hunter, chasing rewards across the system in the Netflix continuity of Cowboy Bebop.
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