Trigun Stampede
A reimagined anime adaptation of the Trigun manga.
Trigun Stampede is a Japanese anime television series and the second adaptation of the manga series Trigun by Yasuhiro Nightow. Animated by studio Orange, it aired from January to March 2023. The series reimagines the original story, focusing on the origins and backstory of the protagonist Vash.
- field
- Anime television series
- based_on
- Trigun manga by Yasuhiro Nightow
- studio
- Orange
- director
- Kenji Mutō
- aired
- January 7 – March 25, 2023
- episodes
- 12
- sequel
- None announced as of 2023
Lore & Background
In the far future, Earth becomes uninhabitable, forcing humanity to evacuate in colony fleets. To sustain the fleets, humanity creates plants—artificial organic lifeforms that produce infinite clean energy. Two brothers, Vash and Knives, are born with a special connection to plants and are cared for by Rem Saverem. When the fleet's computer systems malfunction, it crash-lands on the arid planet Noman's Land. Rem sacrifices herself to save the brothers, and Vash learns that Knives caused the disaster, seeking to kill all humans for exploiting plants.
Reader's Guide
Years later, survivors have built cities dependent on plants. Vash wanders the desert, branded an outlaw called 'Vash the Stampede' or the 'Humanoid Typhoon,' while Knives schemes under the name 'Millions Knives.' Vash seeks a peaceful resolution between humans and plants and encounters investigative reporters Meryl Stryfe and Roberto De Niro. The series focuses on Vash's origin, memories, and his time with Rem and Knives, exploring his character in greater depth than previous adaptations.
Did You Know?
- The series was announced in June 2022 and animated by studio Orange.
- Development began in 2017, lasting approximately five years.
- The CG modeling process took a year and a half, completing before the first trailer in July 2022.
- Johnny Yong Bosch reprised his role as Vash for the English dub.
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