Cowboy Bebop’s Daniella Pineda Responds To Criticism Of Her Faye Valentine Look

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Daniella Pineda, who plays Faye Valentine in Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop Live, explained why she can’t look exactly like an anime character.

Actress Daniela Pineda plays one of anime’s most iconic characters with her role as Faye Valentine in Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop live-action reboot. She knows she doesn’t look exactly like Faye, and she has very good reason not to care.

In a story on her Instagram, Pineda responded to criticism regarding her cast on the show and the costume she wears after the first images of Cowboy Bebop. In the video, which has since gone viral, she explained, “I just wanted to touch on a few points that sort of come up in the comments among fans,” then made it clear that the reason she isn’t a match perfect for Faye’s body type is because the proportions of the animated character do not exist in reality.

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“First I wanted to apologize to the fans for not anatomically fitting the character of FayeValentine,” Pineda said. She summed up Faye’s “anatomy” as “six foot breasts, double D waist, two inch waist” and remarked sarcastically, “You know, they’ve been looking for this woman everywhere and they haven’t found her. . It’s kinda weird. So they just went with my little ass. I know, am I right? “

Leading the matter, Pineda continued, “There has been talk of, like ‘putting Daniela in a time machine and maybe giving her different parents so she has different genetic information to make her look more beautiful? “It turned out to be too complicated.”

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“The other thing I wanted to touch on was, I wanted to apologize that the outfit I’m wearing isn’t exactly the one she’s wearing in the anime,” Pineda said, referring to complaints that her costume does not look like Faye’s usual outfit. in the anime – which is incredibly short and thin and sometimes seems to defy the laws of gravity. “You know we tried, but doing stunts in tissue paper – things disappear, they get torn … This original costume, they did a few, but like I said, they get sort of crept into my various crevices, never to be picked up again. So we really built something that could stand the test of time. “

Despite the supposed inaccuracies, Pineda seems to be having fun working on Cowboy Bebop. When the show premieres on Netflix on November 19, fans may decide that she is, after all, perfect for the role of Faye Valentine.

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