Crunchyroll is celebrating the 25th anniversary of iconic anime series Cowboy Bebop with a special box set.

Announced today, the Cowboy Bebop 25th Anniversary Box Set will arrive on April 4, which is 25 years since the show’s debut on April 3, 1998. This box set will include a special metallic box, five art cards, and a never-before-seen 25th anniversary video.

Pre-orders for the box set can be made here while pre-orders for the standard edition can be made here. Unfortunately, both items can only be shipped in the United States and Canada.

A synopsis for Cowboy Bebop reads:

The Bebop crew is just trying to make a buck. This motley lot of intergalactic loners teams up to track down fugitives and turn them in for cold hard cash. Spike is a hero whose cool façade hides a dark and deadly past. The pilot Jet is a bruiser of a brute who can’t wait to collect the next bounty. Faye Valentine is a femme fatale prone to breaking hearts and separating fools from their money. Along for the ride are the brilliant, but weird, hacker Ed and a super-genius Welsh Corgi named Ein.

Since its initial release, Cowboy Bebop has been adapted into video games and a live-action adaptation on Netflix. Cowboy Bebop can be streamed on Crunchyroll right now.

Cowboy Bebop - The Complete Series 25th Anniversary Limited Edition Box Set Exclusives

• Special Metallic Collector’s Box

• 5 art cards of the galaxy’s finest crew. Swap one with the cover for a slick custom look

• Never-before-seen 25th anniversary video

• Cowboy Bebop - The Complete Series 25th Anniversary Limited Edition Box Set Special Features

• Session #0

• Audio Commentaries with Japanese & English voice actors, Director Shinichiro Watanabe, and Composer Yoko Kanno

• Cast and Crew Interviews including Cartoon Network Producer Sean Akins

• 20th Anniversary: Interview With Koichi Yamadera

• A 25 Year Retrospective

• Memo from Bebop: The Dub Sessions Remembered

• Dinner Aboard the Bebop

• Ein’s Summer Vacation

• “Tank!” Music Clips

• Textless Opening and Ending Songs