Giraffe's bounty sheet from Faye Wanted: (name in Japanese) 3,000,000 Woolongs Cord Name: Giraffe Real Name: Unknown Sex: M Id.No.: MU1832… Giraffe's information on Spike's glasses scanner Wanted: Giraffe Real Name: Unknown ID No.: M018321BC1 Sex: M Nationality: Mars. Profiles on Zebra and Giraffe on Jet's Computer Personal Particulars No. Z89641BUS Code name: Zebra Real Name: Unkown Sex: M ID No. : Z89641BUS Place of Berth: Mars. Nationality: Mars. Marital Status: Single. Working Experience 2044.09.30. Retirement from Sakai.Co.Ltd 2045.04.15. Participation in the "Gate" protest movement 2053.08.08. Certified Be in the Military Action of "National Defence Volunteer Corps" 2057.12.25. Issue a official statement of "NDVC" 2058.03.01. Taking up the top of "NDVC" with Giraffe 2061.07.08. Making a protest agains the WWW Lavortory .08.20. Disappeared Code name: Giraffe Real Name: Unkown Sex: M ID No. : M018321BCI Place of Berth: Mars. Nationality: Mars. Marital Status: Single. Working experience is identical list as Zebra's.
When Wen fires off his three shots at Spike in the final scene, one of the bullets nicks Spike on his right cheek, causing a small trickle of blood to flow. But later, when Spike goes over to the dying Wen, the nick and blood are both gone.
Wen: Now where's the ring? Spike: Ring? What ring? (Wen shoots at Spike's foot.) Wen: That's OK. Even if you had it, it'd just be a case of casting pearls before swine.
Jet: Anything could happen. It could blow sky high the moment it hits. Spike: Kinda makes it interesting.
Jet: Betrayal may come easily to women, but men live by iron codes of honor. Faye: You believe that? Jet: I'm trying to. Real hard.
Wen: You better stay out of it. A little twerp like you sticks his neck out too far, he'll get it cut off. Understand? Spike: Don't give me that crap, kid. Wen: Sorry, but I'm not a kid. Spike: Yeah, all kids say that! Wen: I know what I look like, but I was alive when this place was an outpost, before the asteroids were being settled. Get the picture?
Wen: I can finally die at last.. I feel so heavy...but I feel...I finally feel at ease... Do you understand? Do you understand? Do you? Spike: Yeah, I understand...as if. Spike(throws the harmonica in the air): Bang.
Jet: Don't be dense, I started wailing the blues when the doctor whacked my bottom on the day I was born. Spike: A baby hipster, very cool.
Jet: I had no idea you were a fan of the blues, Fatty! Fatty: You kidding me? I listened to the blues when I was still in my father's sac, if you know what I mean!
Faye: If you don't work, you don't eat. You're a hunting dog, hunt up some food. We girls are different, we have to be pampered cause we're delicate and refined. (Faye then gobbles down some dog food.)
Spike: Yeah, I understand. (mumbles under his breath) As if.
The two bounties in this episode are both named after animals.
English Voice Talents: David Lucas, Bull Whizins, Peter McGlynn, Samantha Magrite, John Billingslea, Wendee Lee, Michael Sorich, George C. Cole, Mona Marshall, Chick P. Garbonzo, G. Gordon Baer
Original Japanese Airdate (WOWOW): November 27th, 1998.
Japanese Title Translation: 「悪魔を憐れむ歌」 - 「Akuma o Awaremu Uta」 The title literally translates to "Devil Sympathy Song".
This episode, featuring Giraffe falling out of a building's window, did not air during the initial run of Cowboy Bebop on [Adult Swim]. It would air during the series' second run on the network.
Okapi: A mixture of a zebra and giraffe, after which the two main bounties are named after.
Circadian rhythm: Jet explains that Wen's circadian rhythm was affected by the hyperspace gate crash, causing his body to produce a substance that inhibits aging.
The English title of the episode is a reference to the 1968 Rolling Stones song of the same name. "Sympathy for the Devil" can be found on the Stones' album Beggar's Banquet.
Wen plays his harmonica while facing a building that is adorned with a top similar to that of the Chrysler Building. The Chrysler Building is a New York City landmark.
When Spike tosses Wen's harmonica into the air at the end of the episode, it is shown rotating à la the bone that the prehistoric man tosses into the air in the 1968 Stanely Kubrick film 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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