Androids and treasure and pirates, oh my! When the space pirate (aka “Coyote”) Bruce was killed, he left behind a legacy of the greatest heist ever known, and only one person knows how to find it. His daughter just wants her inheritance; the Coyote Mister just wants his cut; a detective wants to finally capture the bad guy; and the nefarious Madame Marciano and her android assault force are just out for blood. Can Bruce’s treasure be found, or will the authorities and bounty hunters steal the show?
Follow interstellar bounty hunters Spike Spiegel and Jet Black as they scour the galaxy for criminals with prices on their heads. Hoping to escape their past, they live on the spaceship Bebop, but it's a dangerous business and old enemies don't forget easily. Allies come from unlikely sources, however, as they find comrades in the beautiful swindler Faye Valentine, the genius child hacker Ed and the genetically engineered 'data dog' Ein. Will they be able to help each other though their respective struggles, or is their fate really inevitable?
Both these anime are set in sci-fi futures where space pirates and mercenaries roam for loot and treasure. While Coyote Ragtime Show is focused on a specific goal and story arc, Cowboy Bebop's longer series has the main characters developed and fleshed out more deeply. Cowboy Bebop shares CRTS's fun fight sequences and chase scenes, and gives you characters you'll end up caring more about.
Both these anime deal with space pirates and wild space adventures. Both series have a unique stylistic feel to them. However Cowboy Bebop has more character development and plot and tends to be more serious at times. While Coyote Rag Time Show is more action paced and fun type of anime. Although Cowboy Bebop can be just as much fun at times too thats why I perfer Cowboy over Ragtime. Bottom line if you like one then you really should give the other a try.
Cowboy Bebop and Coyote Ragtime Show are both jazzy and action-packed tales of pirates and bounty hunters. Each has a distinct campy flair, with plenty of interesting character to choose from. To be honest, I didn't care much for either of these; but I still think fans of one would enjoy the other.
Join the king of thieves Jing and his plumed partner Kir as they seek out the greatest treasures in the world - and steal them. From desert bandit fortresses to the innermost sanctums of kings and queens, if there's a magnificent treasure to be had, you can be sure Jing has his eyes (and later his hands) on it.
Jing and Coyote Ragtime Show are both adventurous shows with a focus on the unique. Both have a very warm-hearted nature and are simply fun to watch, never taking themselves very seriously, and both feature a cast of likeable characters who are just all-around cool. If you enjoyed the atmosphere in one, you'll surely find it again in the other.
Secret agent for the British Libraries, Yomiko Readman, has an infatuation with books. When she purchases one of the books that contain the notes for a plan to purge the world of humanity, Yomiko (along with the help of Ms. Deep and Drake) uses her powers of paper manipulation to stop a group of resurrected men from fulfilling the plan.
Read or Die and Coyote Ragtime Show are campy, action-packed tales that are remarkably similar in nature. Watching Read or Die will make you think of James Bond, while watching Coyote will make you think of The Italian Job; regardless, call it a hunch but I think fans of one would enjoy the other.
Gene Starwind and Jim Hawkins make a living on various jobs and bounties. While waiting for their ticket to hit it big time, a mysterious woman named Hilda leaves them with a key to the puzzle of finding a starship of great power, known only as the Outlaw Star. What are these long lost spaceships and what is the Galactic Leyline?
Coyote Ragtime Show and Outlaw Star are space age animes with space ship chases, and fights, also both contain normal gun fights. Both Mister and Gene do jail time, but still have people who care about them. Both parties go to space in search of something and run from the law.
In the year 2010, an environmental disaster has decimated the human population, leaving the remnants struggling to survive. Out of these rose an oppressive and wealthy ruling class, the Logos, who live comfortably in their special economic zones while the majority of humanity struggle and suffer in the ruins of the past. Two men, Katsuragi Jo and Tsurasawa Hitoshi, desert their military unit 'Phantom', taking with them a mysterious little girl. Why did they side with the resistance they once helped suppress, and what’s the significance of this innocent young girl?
Like CRTS, Innocent Venus follows the exploits of a few men and a little girl, as they work against incredible odds to achieve their goal. The goals may be very different, but the clever use of tactics, skills, and evasions are all there, producing two very competent sci-fi thrillers.
And Innocent Venus also has pirates! Who would've known...?