Wolfwood, and Millions Knives. The Vash the Stampede Model Coat is a faithful replica of the coat. The “Project SEEDS” logo is embossed on tags on the chest and right sleeve, and it features ...

Trigun Stampede stunned anime viewers with its brilliant fluidity thanks to Orange Co., Ltd.'s sharp and refined use of 3D CG animation ... between Vash's incredible stunts and Millions Knives ...

All of these features stand out in the new version of Vash, but this latest iteration of the character is the black sheep of his designs so far. The Vash of Trigun Stampede is conspicuously ...

Vash’s signature ‘90s look does make a cheeky cameo. With Trigun Stampede, studio Orange defiantly issues a moratorium to the anime community’s aversion to the use of 3D CGI. With the grand ...

After all, the finale of Trigun Stampede was huge in scale. The fight sequences between Vash and his estranger twin were bombastic in the best way. Orange used its 3D animation expertise to make ...

Set two years after the prequel, Trigun Stargaze is the anime's final phase, continuing Vash the Stampede's storyline. No release window for Trigun Stargaze yet, but fans speculate a 2025 release ...

While Vash looked a tad different from his original look in Trigun Stampede, Knives perhaps received the wildest re-design for the first anime adaptation. Harboring a series of blades that would ...

Produced by CG Studio Orange, Trigun Stampede follows Vash the Stampede, a pacifist gunslinger who has a $6 million bounty on his head. The series departs a bit from the original anime ...

Vash may remain the same across the ages, but the same can't be said of the anime landscape, which is the first of many factors that makes Stampede such ... to be a fully 3D CGI anime from ...