Grannysaurus: The funny new illustrated children’s picture book, full of dinosaurs, from number-one bestselling author David Walliams!

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You're gonna carry that weight." It's been 22 years since the original Cowboy Bebop ended with this now infamous line, and thanks to the ambiguity of the show's final shot, anime fans continue to carry the weight of it with them, even now. This star motif certainly suggests that Spike has died, or is at least about to die. When his body hits the floor, white doves also appear in a way that mirrored those we saw when Julia was killed. So even if Spike does somehow manage to survive all those extensive wounds, it's safe to assume that he's now dead on the inside at the very least.

Before Spike and Faye part ways for the last time, Spike opens up about the truth behind his eyes, bringing them closer than they've ever been before. And that's why Faye is so devastated by his departure, knowing full well that he won't be returning alive. Cowboy Bebop creator Shinichirō Watanabe always planned to end the show with this confrontation. "Even before I made the first episode, I already had the ending in mind," he told The Daily Texan in 2006. "Even though I had the ending in mind by myself, I was opposed by my staff. They were upset because they were saying that we wouldn't be able to make a continuation."Before he became a bounty hunter, Spike worked for the Red Dragon Crime Syndicate alongside a man named Vicious. During their time together, Spike fell in love with his partner's girlfriend, Julia, and the two had an affair. When they wanted to run away together, Vicious told Julia that she would have to kill Spike or he'd kill them both. But of course, she was unable to do that, so instead, Julia went into hiding.

Goods that by reason of their nature, cannot be returned - (Items such as underwear, where the 'hygiene patch' has been removed, or cosmetics where the seal has been broken). For a show about misfit drifters who physically drift through space, Shinichirō Watanabe's Cowboy Bebop is very much concerned with weight, specifically the weight of the past, and how it bears down on the four main characters. But by the end, each of our favourite bounty hunters finds a way to either push past this or eventually succumb to their individual trauma, consumed by the weight of what's come before.Full Book Name: Grannysaurus: The funny new illustrated children’s picture book, full of dinosaurs, from number-one bestselling author David Walliams! Applicability of cancellation rights: Legal rights of cancellation under the Distance Selling Regulations available for UK or EU consumers do not apply to certain products and services. But hope is fleeting, and soon after they're reunited, Julia dies in a shootout with the Syndicate. "It's all a dream," says Julia as she falls slowly to the ground, almost as if she's floating, weightless. Just like Spike, she too has struggled to connect with the waking world since they were separated from one another. Bereft, Spike feels more alone than he ever thought possible, and that's why his goodbye talks with Jet and Faye hurt so much. Because it's so obvious to us that he isn't alone at all, that these connections really do matter.