Trigun Stampede: For A Few Donuts More – Full Anime Review

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Stampede was a neat vibe, like the world/setting refused to play along with Vash's coping mechanism persona compared to other Trigun media.

That Trigun video was the first video of yours that i watched, and it was the one that convince me to subscribe to you. And yes i watched when it wasn't that big, so you can imagine how happy it made to see that video doing as well as is doing rn, it's a fantastic video. Great stuff here on your channel. I genuinely hope you become big, you deserve it your videos are great and really high quality.

called crimson nail crimson rose, better delete the whole video asap

You brought up a lot of points i had while watching too, especially how Vash is kinda just emo from the start, i respect the original anime a lot for doing an actual 50 50 cut between episodes of goofy vash an serious vash, felt super rewarding when shit actually got real.

At first i was really bother by a lot of those changes like legato or crimson nail being super lame and just showing up for the sake of it. Initially the announcement of season2 made me think that it actually fixes every issue i had and i was super hyped but the more i think about it it's still not perfect even if season 2 delivers.
I wish the show had more restrain to keep the characters those characters for later instead of showign them but not doing anything with them, sure we might see the cool stuff the eventually do but especially for new viewers they are missing the original impact.
I really like crimson nail because she came in just impaling legato who was like one of the most powerful beings in the manga at that point with giant ass nails, now we saw a crying test tube kid that might maybe grew up to be cool.
Also Wolfwoods arc basically being over already really makes me wonder how they want to keep up the steam when they already used all the good material.

As a new iteration of the show it's still bizarre how good it worked though, usually with a reboot like this it will just straight up suck or have nothign in common with the original but while watching i actually had a lot of moment where i liked the new structure and changes.

Also of course, the show looks straight up incredible, this is the best 3D TV anime has looked and everyone who's still bashing CGI out of principle should watch this

Great video, loved hearing your thoughts!
I do agree that a lot of your nit-picks are likely to be covered in season 2 but I also think some of the decisions were based on the fact that there would potentially not be a season two regardless of it already being planned out since in a recent Orange panel they did say that the future of the series would depend on reception and the amount fan support and they could actually do quite a few seasons so long as the support remains strong enough to fund it ("the sky's the limit" or smth like that is what they said). I also stand by Trimax being the top piece of Trigun media so far but the fact that they're shuffling so much of the timeline and dropping hints to stuff we didn't see til the endgame of Trimax has me hyped for what they're planning in season 2. I am hoping so hard for the Vash/Wolfwood shared braincell shenanigans in the next season since these first 12 eps felt very much like a foundation so that they could really start the adventures of the Trigun crew for future seasons. I am also super stoked to see what Milly will be like (though slightly afraid admittedly); gosh Orange really did just serve us some good fukin food, man.

I've never really had any interest in Trigun but you've convinced me to give it a shot.

"If you are not willing to risk the usual you will have to settle for the ordinary." -Jim Rohn

wood worse part of this design is his trousers don't know why the want him to show his ankle ( ankle & angel ?)

I put off watching Stampede until it concluded solely because I was annoyed they replaced Milly for seemingly no reason, but after watching it, I have zero regrets.

It pushed me to read the manga that I’d put off for well over a decade and ho-ly shit, what a ride.

The first few episode of Stampede were definitely a bit strange for me. The pacing felt a bit all over the place, but it really clicked in episode 3 and onwards.

I personally disagree about the change to Monev the Gale—I thought he was a total nothingburger in the manga, so it was nice see him have like…actual character, even if it’s been done before. I do feel conflicted about Livio and Elendira though. At least we know Livio will be back, but I’m really not fond of them taking a cool-ass trans woman character and turning her into a little alien-hybrid baby.

That all said, I trust Studio Orange’s overall vision, and have high hopes where they’re going to take Stampede next. It’s not going to be a manga recreation, and I frankly don’t need nor even want it to be.

I’m excited to see how they’re going to push Vash next. It’s gonna be good!!

Fantastic video, all fair and good points. You got a sub outta me dude. Love and Peace!!🤞

First analysis that shows some very good points on the good, the bad and the in-between for Trigun Stampede. I can tell you both appreciate and respect the Trigun series.