Zuzu is a small girl living at an Earth orphanage, one among the delighted children who crowd around Faye Valentine during her visit. Her fleeting moment arrives in the tender, closing stretch of the series.
Zuzu counts among the youngest residents of an Earth orphanage, glimpsed within a cluster of kids close to her in age.
She is bright and inquisitive, the kind of youngster who rushes up to a stranger with no hesitation at all. That eagerness feeds a quirky little pastime of hers, a knack for gathering mementos from the people who cross her path.
In 2071, Zuzu lives at an orphanage run by Sister Clara. Cain and Sean rank among the youngsters who share the place with her. When Edward turns up alongside Faye Valentine, the children erupt in excitement, and Zuzu presses forward with the rest to ask whether Faye's nails might join her collection. A shared meal with the whole household follows.
Zuzu is a small girl living at an Earth orphanage in Cowboy Bebop, one of the children who crowd around Faye Valentine during her visit near the end of the series.
Zuzu lives at an Earth orphanage run by Sister Clara in 2071, alongside other children including Sean and Cain.
When Edward arrives alongside Faye Valentine, Zuzu presses forward with the other excited children to ask whether Faye's nails might join her collection of mementos.
Zuzu is bright and inquisitive, the kind of youngster who rushes up to a stranger with no hesitation, and she has a quirky pastime of gathering mementos from the people who cross her path.
Zuzu appears in session 24, part of the closing stretch of Cowboy Bebop, when Faye Valentine visits the Earth orphanage where Zuzu lives.
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