Daveed
CharacterA Red Dragon Syndicate underling serving Santiago in the Netflix series, Daveed makes his brief mark with a heated bar-side clash against the detective Bachman. When Ana has the bartender Tory recite the club's first rule, that every quarrel is left at the door, a bouncer escorts the rule-breaking Daveed off the premises.
Appearance
Daveed keeps his dark brown hair tied back in a ponytail and looks out through blue eyes. He dresses in a suit built mainly around black, with lighter blue serving as its accent.
Personality
The series reveals little of what makes him tick. He carries a short temper toward the detective Bachman, yet turns noticeably careful around Ana and, it seems, around his own boss Santiago.
History
Daveed falls into a heated exchange with detective Bachman, one that Ana cuts short by turning to the bartender Tory and asking him to recite the first rule of the establishment. Tory answers that every quarrel is meant to be left behind at the entrance. Because Daveed has broken that rule, a bouncer promptly escorts him off the premises.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Daveed in the Netflix Cowboy Bebop series?
Daveed is a low-ranking member of the Red Dragon Crime Syndicate in Netflix's live-action Cowboy Bebop who serves under the crime boss Santiago.
What happens to Daveed in Cowboy Bebop?
Daveed gets into a heated argument with detective Bachman at a bar, and after bartender Tory reminds everyone that quarrels must be left at the door, a bouncer throws Daveed out for breaking the rule.
What does Daveed look like in Cowboy Bebop?
Daveed has dark brown hair worn in a ponytail and blue eyes, and dresses in a mostly black suit accented with lighter blue.
Who does Daveed work for in Cowboy Bebop?
Daveed serves under Santiago, a boss in the Red Dragon Crime Syndicate, in Netflix's live-action Cowboy Bebop.
What episode does Daveed first appear in?
Daveed first appears in the Venus Pop episode of Netflix's live-action Cowboy Bebop.
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