The Vash of Trigun Stampede is conspicuously younger and softer, and seems to turn the volume down on the edginess of the original designs. This Vash appears to vie for a younger and new ...

Trigun Stampede is a ... we all have to admit, Vash is absolutely killing it in looks and aesthetics for being over 150 years old, and he shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon.

Set two years after the prequel, Trigun Stargaze is the anime's final phase, continuing Vash the Stampede's storyline ... While fans count down till then, they can catch up on the original ...

Trigun Stampede (now on Hulu in Japanese ... they come across Vash (Yoshitsugo Matsuoka), hanging upside-down in what appears to be a trap of some kind. They get him out of it and help him elude ...

Social Media is taking the opportunity to see how Trigun Stampede’s latest episode was able to show Vash in action, dodging between bullets, taking down a mercenary, and attempting to stop a ...

From the earliest moments of the first episode, Trigun Stampede left a strong impression both of its protagonist, Vash's personality, and an overall tonally consistent delivery of the series.

For Vash, the character underwent a ton of outfit makeovers as the Trigun Stampede team searched for something that suited the protagonist. They also did plenty of tests with Vash’s hair to find ...

The sequence opens with an image of a younger version of series protagonist Vash the Stampede, smiling opposite his twin brother Nai, before their resemblance melts into a tableau of shooting ...

And that's certainly the case with Studio CG Orange's Trigun Stampede, a retelling of the anime/manga Trigun from 1998. Today, Johnny Yong Bosch announced he'll be reprising his role of Vash the ...