Lee is a minor figure in Netflix's live-action Cowboy Bebop, an attorney based on Tharsis whose work securing warrants against the Red Dragon Syndicate paints a target on his back and brings two assassins to his door.
Lee keeps his black hair combed tidy, offset by a mustache in the same dark tone and eyes of deep brown. For clothing he favors brown dress shoes below a gray suit, with a pair of black-rimmed glasses completing the buttoned-up look.
The series sketches Lee only faintly, though he comes across as self-assured, his tone confident as he passes on word that a judge has approved arrest warrants aimed at the Syndicate.

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Working as a lawyer on Tharsis, Lee steps out of his office one evening mid-phone call and tells the voice on the line that a Judge Bradly has cleared the warrants meant to probe the Syndicate. He never suspects that Spike and Vicious, dressed as janitors at the firm, have come to end his life. Spike loops a garrotte around him from behind while Vicious buries a blade in his chest over and over, sneering a question about how it feels as the life drains out of him. Job finished, the pair squabble over whose method was cleaner and who will mop up the mess. Right then a woman called Brenda walks in beside her young daughter and locks up in horror at the body. With Spike's gun on her, she vows to breathe not a word of the night, then bolts in terror with her child the moment he barks at her to leave.
Lee is a minor character in Netflix's live-action Cowboy Bebop, an attorney based on Tharsis whose work securing warrants against the Red Dragon Syndicate makes him a target.
Spike and Vicious, disguised as janitors at Lee's law firm, kill him: Spike loops a garrotte around him from behind while Vicious stabs him repeatedly in the chest.
Lee was working as a lawyer on Tharsis and had just informed a caller that a judge had approved arrest warrants targeting the Red Dragon Syndicate.
A woman named Brenda walks in with her young daughter and witnesses the aftermath; Spike holds her at gunpoint, she promises silence, and then flees with her child.
Lee is played by actor Wilson Sze in the Netflix live-action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop.
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