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Carol runs the floor at the Watanabe Casino, an invented role written for the live-action Cowboy Bebop. Swept into a robbery gone wrong, she ends up a hostage until Spike and Jet turn the situation, and her grasp of the venue's systems proves vital in the chaos that follows.

Hair: Black
Actor: Ally Xue
Status: Alive
Sessions: 1
Workplace: Watanabe Casino
Adaptation: Cowboy Bebop (Netflix)
Occupation: Casino manager
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Appearance

Throughout her scenes Carol keeps to the outfit worn by Watanabe Casino staff. Her hair is black and her eyes are dark.

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Personality

Little of her character is drawn out beyond one tense sequence. Taken captive by one of Tanaka's men, she reads as plainly shaken and frightened, a working civilian caught up in violence she is in no way prepared for.

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History

A member of Tanaka's crew seizes Carol and holds her hostage, and she is only freed once Spike and Jet reach the casino. When a breach torn in the building begins pulling the room toward vacuum, Jet urgently needs the shielding controls, and Carol points him straight to the switch.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Carol in the live-action Cowboy Bebop?

Carol runs the floor at the Watanabe Casino in the live-action Cowboy Bebop, a role created specifically for the Netflix adaptation. She is played by actor Ally Xue.

What is Carol's job at the Watanabe Casino?

Carol works as the casino manager at the Watanabe Casino, overseeing its floor operations. Her familiarity with the venue's systems becomes important once a robbery breaks out.

How does Carol become caught up in the casino robbery?

Carol is taken hostage by one of Tanaka's men during a robbery at the Watanabe Casino. She remains a captive until Spike Spiegel and Jet Black intervene and turn the situation around.

Who rescues Carol during the casino crisis?

Carol is rescued by Spike Spiegel and Jet Black after they respond to the robbery at the Watanabe Casino. She is freed once the two bounty hunters take control of the chaotic scene.

How does Carol help Jet Black during the emergency?

When a breach in the casino wall starts pulling the room toward vacuum, Carol points Jet Black directly to the shielding controls. Her knowledge of the casino's systems proves vital in stopping the crisis.

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