Trigun is a Japanese manga series centering on the life and adventures of Vash the Stampede. Started out as a comic, the series was adapted into an animated television series in 1998. In several epsiodes, Vash is portrayed to be a very lighthearted, expert marksman that tries to promote love and peace. He appears to be a very merry person that dislikes seriousness, but is actually very deep and serious as can be seen in the situations he finds himself in. Throughout the plot of the series, Vash is followed around by two Bernardelli Insurance Society employees who minimize the damages inevitably caused by Vash’s appearance in several towns. Bounty hunters in pursuit of the “60,000,000,000$$” (sixty billion “double dollars”) bounty on Vash’s head for the destruction of the city of July was usually the cause of the said damage. But due to Vash’ amnesia, he cannot remember the incident. Throughout his travels, Vash tries to save lives using non-lethal force and is occasionally joined by a priest, Nicholas D. Wolfwood, who, like Vash, is a superb gunfighter with a mysterious past.
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Vash the Stampede
By: solidgrafi
Vash the Stampede
By: DeEtta
Lastscionzs Vash Colored
By: shalomone
Captivx VASH the Stampede
By: pureatheism
Vash Stampede
By: Ap6y3
Between the Wasteland and Sky
By: vashperado
Vash the Stampede
By: AnHellica
Gutz’s Trigun colored
By: sludger
Western Style
By: zimeta08
The Humanoid Typhoon
By: Robaato
Vash the Stampede
By: alegria
Vash
By: clunkworld
Trigun
By: Meshedi
Full of Mercy
By: kheelan
Vash the Stampede
By: xatm095
Trigun
By: blamspam
TRIGUN – rage
By: FerioWind
Trigun
By: izza
Vash
By: coldsteel1212
Vash the Stampede
By: Xialousi
The Planet Gunsmoke
By: UltimateCreatureII
Ever Heard of Share?
By: skull-kid135j
Cute Vash the Stampede
By: lockoneyes122
Vash the Stampede
By: SugarHighTyrant
Trigun
By: rallwka
Trigun
By: Sayori_Abyss
The anime series initially failed to garner a large audience in Japan during its original showing, but had gained a substantial fan base following its premier in America in early 2003.
