A bounty head from Mars carrying an eight million Woolong price on his head, Morgan meets a sudden end while dining on Ganymede, cut down in a restaurant massacre staged by militant animal-rights extremists who take offense at his dinner selection.
Standing roughly six feet seven inches and weighing around 264 pounds, Morgan is a physically imposing man of thirty-two. Born on Mars, he is registered under the identification code J19834AGH. To slip away from those hunting him, he reshapes his own looks, altering his features enough to throw off recognition.
Flush with cash after a recent score, Morgan indulges a taste for extravagance, treating himself to an expensive meal and female company rather than keeping a low profile. When strangers suddenly confront him over his food order, he reacts with genuine bewilderment, oblivious to the danger their objection signals.
After committing a crime and disguising himself, Morgan settles into a restaurant on Ganymede and orders a plate of sea rat saute. Seated only a few tables away, members of the Space Warriors overhear his choice. The group, devoted to protecting the sea rats, comes over to lecture him about how gentle and clever the animals supposedly are. When Morgan responds only with confusion, the extremists open fire, killing him along with several other diners. The eight million Woolong bounty on his head goes uncollected.
Morgan is a Martian bounty head in Cowboy Bebop with an eight million Woolong price on his head. He is killed while dining at a restaurant on Ganymede in the episode Gateway Shuffle.
Morgan carried a bounty of eight million Woolongs, which went uncollected after his death.
Morgan is killed after ordering a plate of sea rat saute at a Ganymede restaurant. Members of the animal rights group the Space Warriors, seated nearby, take offense at the order and open fire on him and several other diners.
After committing his crimes, Morgan alters his own appearance to throw off recognition and settles into a Ganymede restaurant in disguise, spending freely on an expensive meal and company rather than keeping a low profile.
Morgan first appears in the Cowboy Bebop episode Gateway Shuffle.
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