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Spike (1983)

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(CONTAINS MAJOR SPOLIERS )
I thought this song fit spike really well I'll be making another cowboy bebop amv if you would like to see a version Robert Tepper's done with this anime I'll do another tribute of spike with that song but I gotta say Alot of users have done that which is why I choose this version . Also there is a spolier at the end of the video If you haven't seen bebop and you really want too don't watch the spioler .


Some years prior to Session 1, Spike had been a rising member of the Red Dragon Crime Syndicate, where he worked with his then partner, Vicious. Badly injured after a shoot-out in the slums on Mars, Spike stumbled to Julia's home, who at that time was Vicious' girlfriend. The pair fell in love while she nursed him back to health. Spike decided to leave the syndicate with Julia. Vicious gave Julia an ultimatum: either she was to kill Spike, or Spike and Julia would both face death for her betrayal. Spike apparently managed to fake his own death by engaging in a gunfight alone in a church against a rival syndicate; this allowed him to drop off of the Red Dragons' radar. He waited for Julia so they could escape and be free, but she never arrived.

Some time after his faked death, Spike met the former ISSP cop turned bounty hunter Jet Black, and the two became partners. Spike moved onto Jet's ship, the Bebop, and the two men worked together for about three years before being joined by the other crew members.

One of the recurring themes surrounding Spike's character is how he views himself and his life. He claims that his prosthetic right eye can only see the present, and his natural left eye can only see the past. This is emphasized by showing a close-up of Spike's left eye every time he has a flashback of his life before coming aboard the Bebop. He seems to regard his false death as real in some way, saying that after that day, he has "merely been living a dream". (During Session 25, when Spike has a flashback of the last time he saw Julia, the close-up shows both Spike's eyes, perhaps implying that his past and present are now the same.)

In the final episode, Spike and Julia pick up where they left off in their plans to escape the Red Dragons. They fight their way out, but Julia is shot and killed. Spike returns to the Bebop for a meal with Jet, and the two share a moment of understanding as Spike relates his life's situation to his partner. As he leaves to settle the score with Vicious, he is confronted by Faye. He tells Faye the story behind his cybernetic eye and the effect it had on his outlook on life. Faye sobbingly asks why Spike is leaving to fight/throw away his life. Spike answers that he isn't leaving to die, but rather to see if he really is alive. Spike then departs to confront the past he abandoned three years before. He storms the Red Dragon headquarters, killing many of the members, and then he and Vicious confront each other.

After a brief clash, Spike and Vicious exchange blows simultaneously, and Vicious dies. Spike recalls Julia's final words to him before descending the staircase, where he is confronted by the remainder of the Red Dragons. Mimicking a gun with his fingers, Spike utters the final word "Bang", smiles, and collapses. Nearing the end of the credits a bright star fades out, which per the Indian mystic Bull symbolises the end of a great warrior's journey.

Spike's fate at the end of the series is left open-ended. It is implied that Spike died from wounds sustained in his final duel with Vicious. However, in an interview, Watanabe stated, "I've never officially said that he died. At this point, I can tell you that I'm not sure if he's alive or dead." He also stated that he believes fans would be upset if there was a continuation.

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