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.

On top of introducing a younger-looking Vash, the series has also presented some heroes and villains that are sporting different looks from their original appearances. Vash’s brother Knives for ...

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 ...

At said Momocon panel, Orange revealed a highly detailed outline of characters, locations, and concept art that helped in creating Trigun Stampede. Below, you can see the original design for Vash ...

With an absurdly high bounty on his head, Vash the Stampede has to regularly deal with bandits looking to cash in while he searches for his malevolent brother, Millions Knives. Alongside ...

Here are the two Trigun Stampede Nicholas D Wolfwood prototype figure photos Kotobukiya shared. In one of them, he appears alongside the finished Vash the Stampede figure. This is designed to ...

Trigun was one of the big manga and anime series of the '90s, and a few decades later, you can relive the adventures of Vash the Stampede in a beautifully oversized collection of the original comics.

Vash the Stampede's a joyful gunslinging pacifist, so why does he have a $$6 million bounty on his head? That's what's puzzling rookie reporter Meryl Stryfe and her jaded veteran partner when ...