Blue Crow bartender
CharacterThe Blue Crow bartender is a wanted man who pours drinks at a disreputable watering hole in the Blue Crow district. Hiding in plain sight on Callisto, he treats his own bar as a refuge for fugitives like himself and briefly mistakes Jet Black for a fellow criminal on the run.
Personality
The man carries himself with an odd confidence for a fugitive, convinced that his corner of Callisto sits beyond the reach of anyone hunting him. That same instinct leads him to read other outsiders as criminals lying low, just as he is.
History
Wanted himself, he tends bar in a seedy Blue Crow establishment and holes up on Callisto to keep clear of hunters. He reasons the spot is secure, since even local police drop in without ever bothering to search for wanted faces. When Jet Black steps inside and reacts to Big Shot playing on the television, the bartender pegs him as a fugitive and reassures him he is safe there, brushing aside Jet's insistence that he is no outlaw. The scene plays out in Jupiter Jazz (Part 1).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Blue Crow bartender in Cowboy Bebop?
The Blue Crow bartender is a wanted man who pours drinks at a disreputable bar in the Blue Crow district of Callisto. He is himself a fugitive hiding in plain sight among his own customers.
Where does the Blue Crow bartender work?
The Blue Crow bartender tends bar at a seedy establishment in the Blue Crow district on Callisto, a spot he believes is safe from anyone hunting him.
Why does the bartender mistake Jet Black for a fugitive?
When Jet Black reacts to Big Shot playing on the bar's television, the Blue Crow bartender assumes he is a wanted man lying low, just as the bartender himself is. He reassures Jet he is safe there, brushing off Jet's insistence that he is no outlaw.
Which episode features the Blue Crow bartender?
The Blue Crow bartender appears in Jupiter Jazz (Part 1) of Cowboy Bebop.
Who voices the Blue Crow bartender in Japanese?
Hiroshi Naka provides the Japanese voice for the Blue Crow bartender, who is credited on screen only as Bartender.
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