SpuffyWeb Sadly Over-hyped

Pluskylang Great Film overall

Noutions Good movie, but best of all time? Hardly . . .

Invaderbank The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

julianbaxter12 I like the setting and the animation is beautiful... sometimes, but animation quality isn't a dealbreaker for me either but jeesh sometimes it looks bad. The humor is annoying a lot and overall it's just boring to me. Now this show was super hyped for me by those who considered it a classic and I am disappointed because I went in thinking it was gonna be similar to Cowboy Bebop/Outlaw Star and I was mistaken and I should not have thought that going in, it's not terrible but it's also not very good in my opinion. Overall I think it's dated and more well regarded than it actually needs to be. Sorry.

bradleygranz Trigun is great anime cool fights cool gun fights it is something you dont want to miss

mtigertron Out of all the anime I have ever watched, THIS gem has forever captured the number one spot. An older classic with 26 episodes of both comedy and good story. The characters are wonderful, especially that of Vash the Stampede. Though the content can get very silly at times, the series is a must watch. From the humor to the more serious scenes, each bit of the story always has me glued to my seat. And this is an anime I can practically recite verbatim by now and yet will always watch again. I would also recommend the manga AND the movie and would so enjoy if this series was given an OVA. If you enjoyed Cowboy Bebop and Gungrave, then you will enjoy these 26 episodes. If only to say I gave this a try.

GibboAssassin Along with Cowboy Bebop and Outlaw Star, Trigun was an anime/manga that was part of its own small genre that it works really well with. As a big fan of the manga and the anime alike, I have to say I rather enjoyed the anime.Unlike most animes it wasn't full of fillers (yes the first 12 episodes were technically classed as fillers but the creators of the anime did it well), the episodes before the main plot line kicked in were stories that filled the manga and it tied up loose ends to past stories told of Vash the Stampede.I liked the anime, the plot line went a little different and I have to say that I was a little disappointed when the ending of the manga and the anime were almost completely different with the same outcome and Vash's/Knives hair never changed colour because of them using their powers and it draining their energy, but I enjoyed the anime.It never really slowed down for me, some may say it does but I personally feel like it doesn't. It was great, both the Japanese and the English voice actors did an amazing job and each fit their character perfectly. The animation style doesn't hold a candle to the currently style of animation but this was released in 1998 so I have no grounds to complain. I like the series, even though it was shorter than the manga I think it does justice to the series. I'm giving it a 9/10 because I am disappointed that it lacked some things from the manga unfortunately (however, judging from the time when it was made I can understand why things were cut and changed).