Trigun 4.5/5
August 21, 2009
When I finished watching this series I wasnt really sure what to write and now Im still not sure but Ive also forgotten half the series.
The score is from when I finished it.
PLOT: Vash, the Stampede, a man who seems to attract trouble has a 60 billion dollar bounty on his head for destroying a city. This is all set on a planet humans have crashed on after the earth became poluted or whatever …I cant remember. At times the series is like a western or a scifi. With the earliar part of the series being more comedy but becoming more serious later on. The comedy stuff was entertaining and all, but they didnt need to drag it on as long as it did.The serious stuff could have come sooner. This is when things happen. When Vash’s past is revealed and it cathces up with him.Characters: Vash is quite funny when he’s acting like an idiot. But he has this serious side where he’s a good shot. He’s a pacifist that wont kill or let anyone die at all, even if they’re an enemy. This is quite interesting later on when he’s really tested against enemies he has to actually work against. And his beliefs are really pushed. Until then he’s fighting small time criminals who arnt much of a challenge. Theres those two from the insurance agency who follow vash to make sure he doesnt cause any damage. But it takes them ages to realise who he actually is.
Wolfwood is a priest from an orphanage. He’s almost as tough as vash but the difference is he knows theres times where he has to kill. Knives is Vash’s brother. He doesnt apear till much later, but he hates humans and wants them all dead. Ill leave talking about the characters at that.
But yeah I generally liked them.
The score is from when I finished it.PLOT: Vash, the Stampede, a man who seems to attract trouble has a 60 billion dollar bounty on his head for destroying a city. This is all set on a planet humans have crashed on after the earth became poluted or whatever …I cant remember. At times the series is like a western or a scifi. With the earliar part of the series being more comedy but becoming more serious later on. The comedy stuff was entertaining and all, but they didnt need to drag it on as long as it did.The serious stuff could have come sooner. This is when things happen. When Vash’s past is revealed and it cathces up with him.Characters: Vash is quite funny when he’s acting like an idiot. But he has this serious side where he’s a good shot. He’s a pacifist that wont kill or let anyone die at all, even if they’re an enemy. This is quite interesting later on when he’s really tested against enemies he has to actually work against. And his beliefs are really pushed. Until then he’s fighting small time criminals who arnt much of a challenge. Theres those two from the insurance agency who follow vash to make sure he doesnt cause any damage. But it takes them ages to realise who he actually is. Wolfwood is a priest from an orphanage. He’s almost as tough as vash but the difference is he knows theres times where he has to kill. Knives is Vash’s brother. He doesnt apear till much later, but he hates humans and wants them all dead. Ill leave talking about the characters at that. But yeah I generally liked them.
Sound: I wasnt keen on the music much but it feets in with the western desert theme. The OP and ED did grow on me though. 
I guess the voices worked. When reminding myself of the series I looked up some eps but had to use a streamed ep which was the dub. That sounded wrong like older dubs tended to do.
Animation: I wouldnt say it was awful bit it wasnt particularly pretty. Like alot of series from around this time.
Character designs were nice.
A very good series, cant really think of much that was awful about it, I suppose it took a while to really get going.
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A Concerned Child's Tantrums 
some insurance agencies are very greedy that is why i always take a second thought when dealing with them~.”
there are insurance agencies that are scam too so make sure that you deal with legit insurance agencies .`;