ISSP Captain
CharacterThe ISSP Captain is an Inter-Solar System Police officer holding the rank of captain on Mars. During 2071 he serves as the senior officer over an investigation, taking in reports from the detective Hoffman while the police hunt for those behind a tanker explosion in Alba City. Little of his temperament comes through beyond that supervisory role.
Appearance
He is shown as a male officer of the Inter-Solar System Police holding the rank of captain on Mars. Kinryu Arimoto voices him in Japanese, and Murphy Dunne provides the English performance.
Personality
Little of his temperament comes through beyond his supervisory role. He functions as the senior officer above the investigation, taking in reports from the detectives working the case in the field.
History
During 2071, this captain served as the superior to whom Hoffman reported while the police looked into a tanker explosion in Alba City.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does ISSP stand for in Cowboy Bebop?
In Cowboy Bebop, ISSP stands for Inter-Solar System Police, the law enforcement body the ISSP Captain serves on Mars.
Who is the ISSP Captain in Cowboy Bebop?
The ISSP Captain is a Mars based officer of the Inter-Solar System Police in Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' on Heaven's Door who receives reports from investigator Hoffman.
What role does the ISSP Captain play in the tanker explosion investigation?
The ISSP Captain serves as the senior officer above the Alba City tanker explosion investigation, taking in reports from the detectives working the case in the field.
Who voices the ISSP Captain?
Kinryu Arimoto voices the ISSP Captain in Japanese, and Murphy Dunne voices him in English.
Who reports to the ISSP Captain?
Hoffman reports to the ISSP Captain during the 2071 investigation into the Alba City tanker explosion.
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