Hospice security guard
CharacterThe hospice security guard is a watchman posted at the reception desk of the Alles Valley Hospice. In 2071 he briefly stands between Jet Black and Edward and the wing they hope to reach while they search for Ed's long-lost brother. Doubtful of their story at first, he softens and waves them through. The credits list him only as Security.
Appearance
The guard is a male figure stationed at the reception desk of the Alles Valley Hospice. Kiyomitsu Mizuuchi lends him his Japanese voice, and Michael McConnohie handles the English performance.
Personality
He begins guarded and doubtful, unwilling to simply take a visitor's word at face value. Once satisfied, however, he softens into an accommodating figure, willing to bend and grant access when the request seems sincere.
History
In 2071 the guard was seated at his desk when Jet Black and Edward walked in, apparently hoping to find Ed's long-lost brother. Skeptical of their story at first, he eventually came around and let the pair inside. In the credits he is listed only as "Security."
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the hospice security guard in Cowboy Bebop?
The hospice security guard is a watchman stationed at the reception desk of the Alles Valley Hospice in the Cowboy Bebop episode Brain Scratch.
Why do Jet and Edward visit the hospice guarded by this character?
Jet Black and Edward visit the Alles Valley Hospice hoping to find Ed's long lost brother, and the guard initially questions their story.
Does the guard let Jet and Edward inside?
Yes, after being skeptical at first, the hospice security guard softens and allows Jet and Edward past the desk once their request seems sincere.
Who voices the hospice security guard?
Kiyomitsu Mizuuchi voices the hospice security guard in Japanese, and Michael McConnohie voices him in English.
Is the hospice security guard given a name in the credits?
No, the character is listed only as Security in the credits rather than by a proper name.
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