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Gren explains that he served beside Vicious during the war on Titan and once regarded him as a trusted comrade. Vicious later framed him, leading to imprisonment and medical experiments that altered Gren's body. Now acting as the Bloody-Eye seller, Gren intends to force a confrontation and learn why he was betrayed. He restrains Faye after she turns her weapon on him, but Jet eventually locates and frees her. Spike awakens from Lin's shot, realizing it was a tranquilizer, and returns to the deal. Vicious double-crosses Gren; Lin dies protecting him, and a chase erupts between their small spacecraft. Gren has hidden an explosive inside the drug shipment, but the blast fails to kill Vicious. Mortally wounded, Gren tells Spike what little he knows about Julia and asks to be taken back to Titan rather than die on Callisto. Spike carries out the request, sending Gren toward the world tied to his happiest and most painful memories. Back aboard the Bebop, Spike and Jet end their quarrel without a formal apology. Faye, meanwhile, absorbs another lesson about how fiercely the past can shape people who pretend they have already escaped it.

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A wave of robberies targeting Astral Gate toll systems creates a large bounty for an unidentified mastermind. Spike, Jet, and Faye initially chase separate suspects, only to discover that each captured criminal received a chess piece containing a microchip. Ed uses the device to enter an online match against the person directing the scheme, the legendary programmer Chessmaster Hex. Jet's investigation reveals that Hex helped design the gate network decades earlier and warned his employer about a serious billing flaw. The company dismissed him and concealed the defect, so he programmed a long-delayed revenge operation to exploit it. The crew traces him to a community living among orbital debris, but another bounty hunter follows and nearly kills the old man. By the time they meet Hex, age has damaged his memory so badly that he no longer understands the crime unfolding in his name. The elaborate attack was set in motion fifty years earlier and continued automatically. Rather than turn a confused man over for punishment, the Bebop crew leaves him in peace. Ed remains connected long enough to finish their slow virtual chess game, valuing the unusual opponent more than the vanished reward.

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When the crew captures a minor con artist named Whitney Hagas Matsumoto, Faye recognizes the man who once claimed to have saved her. She recounts awakening from cryogenic treatment fifty-four years after a catastrophic accident, without memories and burdened by an enormous medical bill. Whitney introduced himself as an insurance lawyer, offered her shelter, and gradually earned her affection. When debt collectors attacked, he appeared to die protecting her, only for Faye to discover that she had inherited still more debt. Realizing she had been manipulated, she began the fugitive life that eventually brought her to the Bebop. In the present, Faye breaks Whitney out of custody, hoping he can reveal her real identity. He admits that most of his story—including his appearance and relationship to her case—was fabricated, and he knows nothing useful about her past. Faye turns him back over for the bounty, refusing to let nostalgia excuse another deception. She still lacks a home, family, or reliable name, but Spike tells her that the future matters more than records she cannot recover. The advice is simple, though Faye is not yet ready to believe it completely.

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Jet's former police partner, Fad, asks for help recapturing Udai Taxim, a syndicate assassin who escaped during a prison-ship revolt. Jet believes Udai was responsible for the ambush in which he lost his left arm, so he temporarily leaves the Bebop and joins the pursuit. They track the fugitives to Europa, where Jet boards the commandeered ship alone and fights through its defenses. When he finally corners Udai, the criminal reveals that Jet's injury was not caused by an enemy attack. Fad had been working for the syndicate and shot Jet from behind because his honest investigation threatened their arrangement. Fad kills Udai before he can say more, then admits the betrayal through his actions rather than offering an excuse. He draws on Jet, but Jet fires first. Afterward, Jet notices that Fad's gun contained no live round beyond the cartridge used to kill Udai, suggesting his old partner may have chosen the outcome. Jet gives the dying man a final cigarette and walks away. Solving the case does not restore his arm or his faith in the police; it only replaces a convenient story with the more painful truth.

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After the Bebop is struck by another vessel, the crew crash-lands with almost no food or fuel. Spike and Jet work on repairs while Ed and Ein are sent to find something edible. They hide in a car and become entangled in a dispute involving Domino Walker, a dealer carrying rare hallucinogenic mushrooms, and Shaft, who wants revenge for his brother's mushroom-related death. Ed obtains several samples and returns briefly to the ship, where the starving adults eat them and fall into elaborate hallucinations. Realizing Domino has a bounty, Ed resumes the chase with Ein while the rest of the crew remain incapacitated. The pursuit moves onto a train and gathers every interested party, including a woman also seeking Domino and Shaft with a coffin prepared for his target. A cow on the tracks abruptly ends the confrontation. Ed captures Domino but accepts a bag of mushrooms in exchange for letting him go, believing she has solved both the food and money problems. Back at the Bebop, the crew learns that the bag contains ordinary shiitake mushrooms rather than the valuable narcotic variety. Ed's solo adventure therefore produces dinner, but once again no bounty.

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A package addressed to Faye arrives while she is away gambling. Inside is an obsolete Betamax videocassette, but no one aboard the Bebop owns equipment capable of playing it. Jet and Spike visit an antiques dealer, damage an expensive machine during testing, and follow a lead into the buried ruins of an old Earth city to recover another player. After considerable effort, they discover they have brought back a VHS deck instead. A second delivery conveniently supplies the correct device. When Faye returns, the crew plays the tape and finds a recording made by her teenage self before the accident that erased her memory. The younger Faye speaks brightly to her future self, leading school friends in exercises and promising that she will always be cheering for the person she becomes. For Spike and Jet, the video is an embarrassing but affectionate glimpse of an ordinary childhood. For Faye, it is deeply unsettling. She cannot remember the girl on the screen, her friends, or the optimism with which she addressed the future. The tape proves her past was real, yet it also emphasizes how completely that life has become inaccessible to her.

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Spike brings the Swordfish II to Earth for maintenance by Doohan, the stubborn mechanic who built and understands the craft better than anyone. Doohan's young assistant Miles is fascinated by baseball and eager to hear stories about Spike's ship, while Spike resists pressure to replace old equipment simply because it is outdated. In space, Jet and Faye pursue a group of pirates who disable vessels by transmitting computer viruses through physical grappling cables. Their own systems are compromised, forcing Spike to leave Earth before repairs are fully settled and join the fight. During the chase, a pirate cable infects the Swordfish, shutting down its controls and sending Spike toward a fatal reentry. He attempts to fly manually, but the damaged craft cannot recover. Doohan and Miles launch an antique NASA space shuttle that Doohan has spent years restoring and intercept Spike before impact. The rescue vindicates Doohan's belief that old machines remain valuable when people understand and care for them. The pirates are stopped, but the episode's real victory belongs to the mechanic, whose supposedly obsolete shuttle saves one of the solar system's most advanced—and most reckless—pilots.

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After leaving a billiards hall, Spike witnesses a grotesquely cheerful assassin slaughter a group of men. The killer, known as Mad Pierrot, notices Spike and attacks with extraordinary speed, strength, and apparent resistance to bullets. Spike barely escapes and is badly wounded. Jet learns that Pierrot was once the subject of secret ISSP experiments intended to create an enhanced soldier. The procedures gave him lethal abilities but damaged his mind, leaving him terrified by reminders of the laboratory and obsessed with killing everyone connected to it—or anyone who sees him work. Pierrot sends Spike an invitation to a space-themed amusement park. Despite his injuries and the obvious trap, Spike goes alone. Their fight moves through artificial snow, mechanical mascots, rides, and a nighttime parade, turning the park's cheerful imagery into a nightmare. Pierrot again overwhelms Spike until a thrown knife strikes his leg. The minor pain triggers a childlike panic rooted in the experiments. While he cries for his mother, Pierrot stumbles into the path of the park's enormous animatronic procession and is crushed. Spike survives not by defeating the superhuman assassin directly, but by exposing the frightened, broken person still trapped inside him.

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Jet receives an old, cryptic message from Pao Pu-Zi, an acquaintance with expertise in feng shui. When he visits Pao's grave on Mars, assassins attack him, and Pao's daughter Mei-Fa helps him escape. She believes the message proves her father may still be alive and asks Jet to help locate a special “sun stone.” Using feng shui principles, they trace the object to a moon rock displaced during the Astral Gate disaster. Their investigation is repeatedly targeted by men connected to a syndicate that once used Pao's knowledge. The stone finally acts as a resonant key, revealing that Pao is trapped within a hyperspace stream near a gate rather than living normally elsewhere. Mei-Fa and her father communicate only briefly. He explains enough for her to understand his disappearance and says goodbye before the unstable phenomenon collapses. Jet cannot rescue him, but he gives Mei-Fa the chance to replace years of uncertainty with a final conversation. Her initial attachment to Jet partly reflects the father she has been missing; by the end, she can separate those feelings and continue her own life. Jet returns to the Bebop after helping another person confront a past that cannot be repaired.

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Spike attempts to capture the Teddy Bomber, a terrorist who hides explosives inside teddy bears and destroys high-rise buildings as a protest against society's excesses. Before the bomber can explain himself, a wealthy bounty hunter calling himself Cowboy Andy charges into the scene on horseback. Andy's theatrical intervention allows the target to escape and begins a rivalry with Spike, whose impulsiveness and stubborn pride closely mirror his own. Jet and Faye initially doubt Andy exists until Ed uncovers his extensive online profile and history of collateral damage. A second operation at a masquerade party fails when Spike and Andy focus more on competing with each other than stopping the bomber. Spike and Andy duel atop a collapsing building while the bomber is almost incidental to their contest. Andy eventually accepts defeat, gives Spike his cowboy hat, and acknowledges him as the superior “space cowboy.” He then abandons the Western persona for an equally extravagant samurai identity. The bomber is finally arrested but still cannot deliver his full manifesto, leaving the supposed political threat overshadowed by two bounty hunters whose vanity causes nearly as much destruction as his bombs.

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Faye infiltrates SCRATCH, a rapidly growing spiritual movement whose leader, Dr. Londes, promises that human souls can be uploaded into a digital realm and freed from the body. The cult has been linked to mass suicides and disappearances, yet investigators cannot locate Londes or confirm that he physically exists. After Faye appears in a broadcast and sends a cryptic warning, Spike searches for her while Jet, Ed, and Ein examine a virtual-reality program distributed by the group. The software attempts to hypnotize users into abandoning their bodies. Spike tracks apparent sightings of Londes, but each proves artificial. Ed and Ein eventually discover that the leader is a constructed identity operated by a thirteen-year-old hacker who has been left in a persistent vegetative state. Connected to medical machinery, the boy created Londes and manipulated followers into choosing the bodiless existence imposed on him. The crew interrupts his network access, and Spike confronts the false prophet through a screen rather than in person. Faye escapes the cult's influence, though she refuses to admit how close she came to surrendering. The case exposes a lonely mind using technology, belief, and other people's despair to turn personal confinement into universal doctrine.

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Faye diverts the Bebop to Earth after recognizing locations from the videotape made by her younger self. Ed joins her and visits the orphanage where she once stayed, receiving a photograph of the father who recently came looking for her. Faye finds an old schoolmate who recognizes her and guides her toward the site of her former home. Meanwhile, Spike and Jet chase a suspiciously large bounty on an eccentric cartographer. The target is Ed's father, Appledelhi Siniz Hesap Lütfen, and Ed herself posted the reward simply to locate him. Their reunion is affectionate but brief. He invites Ed to travel with him, then becomes distracted by a new meteor impact and leaves before hearing her answer. Faye reaches her old neighborhood only to find that the gate catastrophe reduced it to ruins. Although her memories have begun returning, the physical home she hoped to reclaim no longer exists. She marks the foundations and sleeps there alone. Back at the ship, Ed decides to leave in search of her father and a life chosen on her own terms. Ein follows her. Faye returns as they depart, and the Bebop's improvised family quietly begins to break apart.