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Bean Bandit's Bullet Proof Jacket is completely impervious to handgun rounds, and it's allowed him to survive salvos of nearly everything from shotgun slugs to armor-piercing rifle fire.The 3 part OVA gives a Continuity Nod to this when one of the two exotic weapons Washington offers to Rally ends up as this (the other one is Grey's machette prosthesis from later stories). Armed Legs: Bonnie replaces her lost leg with a prosthesis outfitted with a shotgun (and her other foot, also lost, with a prosthesis that holds a 'Bouncing Betty').

Arm Cannon: Bonnie, after her first run-in with Rally and May.Amazon Chaser: Part of the reason that Goldie pursues Rally.Agony of the Feet: In Chapter 37, an extremely heavy jacket falls on and breaks Misty's foot.A Date with Rosie Palms:Occurs several times in the manga, especially with May.They're also more curse-prone than in the manga, though they aren't exactly Miss Clean there, either. Odd, given that she shares a neutral view on Federal agencies (well enough to work with, and speak well about the FBI) and tries her damnedest to keep up with licenses in the manga. Adaptational Jerkass: Rally and May in the anime - Rally mocks AFT Agent Bill Collins coming into her store almost immediately (though, to be fair, he was shifty-looking), complains about the ATF (especially when it turns out her collection is basically illegal as all hell), and attempts to kick Bill out when she learns he's not going to pay up for a favor, which is at least somewhat understandable.Acceptable Breaks from Reality: Bounty hunting, as well as commercial bail, has been outlawed in Illinois since 1963.Of course, like her spiritual sibling Lufy from Gall Force, Riff-Raff is basically double-dipped in eighties style. '80s Hair: Riff-Raff, of the 'punk' variety.The project, a pilot for a new series, was successfully funded at Р’Тђ23,343,872 (pledged of a Р’Тђ15,000,000 goal) and is set to debut May 2019. On May 18, 2018, appropriately in Chicago, Kenichi Sonoda revealed Project Bean Bandit, a sequel to Riding Bean. Bean would later appear in Gunsmith Cats first as an adversary, then later as an ally and friend of Rally's.

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Riding Bean featured Rally as the partner of Bean Bandit, a professional wheelman with a soft spot for kids.

Created by Kenichi Sonoda, the famed character designer for Bubblegum Crisis, Gunsmith Cats is descended from an OVA called Riding Bean. Instead, it settles for being a short, episodic, high-energy action-adventure story with a lot of fast cars, loud explosions and vigorous gunplay. Three OVA episodes were made by OLM Incorporated and released from 1995 to 1996, though the OVAs don't do nearly enough to get into the extended story that runs through the original manga. The manga originally ran from 1991 to 1997 in the Seinen magazine Monthly Afternoon, with a sequel manga called Gunsmith Cats BURST that ran from 2004 to 2008. Gunsmith Cats is a manga and anime about the action-packed story of gunsmith/bounty hunter Irene 'Rally' Vincent and her teenaged partner Minnie May Hopkins, a precocious explosives enthusiast with a penchant for hand-made grenades that emit pink smoke.

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