The Blue Crow gang leader heads a pack of thugs terrorizing the run-down lunar city of Blue Crow. Preying mostly on wealthy outsiders and the rare woman who passes through, his streak of easy robberies unravels once his crew tangles with the Bebop hunters and their associates.
Greed and contempt for foreigners drive the man, who singles out visitors for robbery on the assumption that they carry money, and he shows little regard for the women his gang harasses. By the end his bravado collapses into open despair.
With a band of thugs at his back, he shakes down passersby throughout Blue Crow and targets outsiders in particular. He sends the group after Faye Valentine during her trip to the moon, but Gren pulls her clear and leaves them behind. He also picks up word that a man called Vicious is arranging a meeting there under the alias Julia, and when Spike Spiegel appears he wrongly takes him for that contact and moves to rob him, which goes nowhere. That failure breaks him. Wandering the streets, he resolves to abandon crime, and when Jet Black stops to ask him for directions he waves the foreigner off. Vowing to find honest work, he hurls himself into a garbage truck trundling by in a fit of despair.
The credits reduce him to Man in Jupiter Jazz (Part 2), while his speaking part in Part 1 went uncredited. The leap into the garbage truck is never actually shown and comes from the script. David Footsman supplies the English voice and Hiroshi Naka the Japanese.

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The Blue Crow gang leader heads a band of thugs who terrorize the run-down lunar city of Blue Crow, mainly robbing wealthy outsiders. He appears across Cowboy Bebop's Jupiter Jazz two-parter.
The Blue Crow gang leader sends his crew after Faye Valentine during her visit to the moon, intending to rob her. Gren pulls her clear before the gang can act, leaving them behind.
The Blue Crow gang leader hears that a man called Vicious is meeting someone in the district under the alias Julia, and when Spike Spiegel shows up he wrongly assumes Spike is that contact. He tries to rob Spike, but the attempt goes nowhere.
After his failed attempt to rob Spike Spiegel, the Blue Crow gang leader's bravado collapses into despair. He resolves to give up crime, and according to the script he throws himself into a passing garbage truck, though the moment is never actually shown on screen.
The Blue Crow gang leader appears across both parts of Jupiter Jazz in Cowboy Bebop. He is credited only as Man in Part 2, while his speaking role in Part 1 went uncredited.
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