From: Cowboy Bebop, Episode 26 (1999) This piece is an authentic original 2-page set of one-of-a-kind Japanese genga (key frames), hand-drawn by studio artists at Sunrise and used directly in the creation of the anime Cowboy Bebop. As original production materials, these artworks are unique, with no duplicates in existence. Created for internal studio use under the direction of Sunrise during the original broadcast production period around 1999. A Certificate of Authenticity will be included with your purchase. This original multi-page set features Vicious, the primary antagonist of Cowboy Bebop, depicted in a powerful and emotionally charged moment from the series’ climactic final episode. Artwork from Episode 26 is especially sought after due to its significance as the conclusion of the series and its lasting impact on anime history. Please note that this is a vintage production item. Despite careful storage, age-appropriate wear or minor imperfections may be present. Buyers are encouraged to examine all images carefully prior to bidding. This item is offered unframed by default. Framing is available upon request for an additional fee. Artwork Size: 26.8 × 24.2 cm Size with frame: 41 × 30.5 × 1.5 cm Condition: Excellent (Staple holes on the top right; aside from that, both pages are in great shape.) Set includes: 2 original genga sheets Shipping: Your item will be shipped protected in a hard clear case to avoid any bending. Tracking included. Optional insurance available at additional cost.