Vash The Stampede is an outlaw wanted by just about everyone.  Vash is also known as the Humanoid Typhoon, and there's a $$60,000,000,000 bounty on his head.  Oddly enough, nobody really knows what he looks like.  Every description of Vash is warped in some way.  Even the insurance ladies named, Meryl and Millie don't know what he really looks like and they're some of many who are after Vash.

     Along the way, we are introduced to potential love interests, many gangs, a devoted love, a  wandering priest and a twisted twin.  The action is plenty, the comedy is all around and the series  gets dramatic when it needs to.  Nicholas D. Wolfwood is also a character who I think is amazing.  The wandering priest is not really what he looks like.  Personally, I don't think this series would have  been as enjoyable without him.  Trigun is quite the rollercoaster of emotions and its quite an  enjoyable one.  It's satisfying to watch a series go places the viewer doesn't expect.

     Trigun can only achieve this because Vash The Stampede is a down to Earth character that in the  end only cares about doing the right thing.  He strongly believes that one is not to judge others.  It is  this same way of thinking that can turn a dramatic episode into a silly one.  Visually, Trigun is choppy  at times, but it's only something that perfectionists, (or fanatics), look at.  The show is consistent for  the most part and it's a pleasure to watch.

          *rating: 5/5
          *genre: Sci-Fi Western/Comedy, Drama
          *pros: Nicholas D. Wolfwood
          *cons: I'll let you find out for yourself. Mine would ruin the storyline.

-Visionisk