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Trigun: Complete Series Box Set (Classic)

Johnny Yong Bosch (Actor), Jeff Nimoy (Actor), Joe Romersa (Director) Rated:

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Genre	Anime & Manga
Format	Multiple Formats, Animated, Box set, Color, NTSC
Contributor	Jeff Nimoy, Lia Sargent, Johnny Yong Bosch, Joe Romersa, Dorothy Melendrez
Language	Japanese, English
Number Of Discs	4

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Vash the Stampede is a wanted man with a habit of turning entire towns into rubble. The price on his head is a fortune, and his path of destruction reaches across the arid wastelands of a desert planet. Unfortunately, most encounters with the spiky-haired gunslinger don't end well for the bounty hunters who catch up with him; someone almost always gets hurt - and it's never Vash. Oddly enough, for such an infamous fugitive, there's no proof that he's ever taken a life. In fact, he's a pacifist with a doughnut obsession who's more doofus than desperado. There's a whole lot more to him than his reputation lets on - Vash the Stampede definitely ain't your typical outlaw.

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Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.33:1
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 5.89 Ounces
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 26515077
Director ‏ : ‎ Lia Sargent, Joe Romersa
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Animated, Box set, Color, NTSC
Run time ‏ : ‎ 10 hours and 50 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ March 12, 2013
Actors ‏ : ‎ Johnny Yong Bosch, Jeff Nimoy, Dorothy Melendrez, Lia Sargent
Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English
Studio ‏ : ‎ Funimation Prod
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00AUJH32E
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 4

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Kam Domber

An Excellent Anime

Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2016

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I'll admit that I'm biased about Trigun. Trigun is my favorite anime and it's a classic. Let me share, with you, why I love it.

First off, Trigun has some really great characters. They all have different motivations, values, and backgrounds. Vash the Stampede is very much motivated by a strong sense of internal morality. Merry is driven by her sense of duty. Millie is a loyal and caring individual. These characters are developed really well and it's interesting to see how they react to different situations.

The plot follows Vash the Stampede through his various trials and tribulations. It starts very light hearted, as the main plot isn't revealed too early on, but does get more serious and sad when you get further into the main plot line. It keeps it very interesting with some of the hardships that Vash faces.

It has an interesting soundtrack. Most of the soundtrack is in a Western or jazz style. It definitely improves the feel of the show and provides great effect.

Now, the animation definitely dates it. You can tell that it's an older one, but the art still looks good. If you're not a fan of older animation, you might take issue with this.

Overall, I think it's a classic that improves any collection. You can definitely rewatch it and still enjoy it. The combination of great plot, awesome soundtrack, and intriguing characters culminated in a great anime experience. I'd definitely recommend it.

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Kyle

Good Series, but poor image quality

Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2019

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So the series itself is great, one of my favorites. But as I'm watching an episode right now from the DVD... There is odd artifacting in the images, possibly from compression... It wobbles slightly and refocuses constantly & you see blemishes pop up from time to time, kind of like how you'd see if you were watching on a VHS tape. I'm not an expert, so I can't say for sure but that's just my opinion. It seems like they just ported the VHS tapes to DVD. The series itself is intact, every episode is there, audio is good. It's just the image quality itself is pretty bad. It's just, kinda disorienting. Mostly because of the constantly slight wobble & artifacting of the images while watching. I'm not sure if it's my player, but none of my other DVD series I own have this strangeness in the image. If you sit far enough from your TV you probably won't notice it, tho. It's kind of sad that such a great anime gets such poor treatment when it comes to its DVD release.

The set itself is still pretty good, tho. And, even with the low image quality it's still completely watchable. Most people might not even notice what I'm seeing anyways. In the end, it's up to you whether or not to buy it. I say, if you want to own Trigun at a reasonable price, get it. It's still worth it.

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Ever thought a anime could change how you look at anime forever? This is one of them.

Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2020

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Upon scanning the cover and back of this DVD collection set, it’s easy to assume the main protagonist as a cliched outlaw with no depth whatsoever. Only that assumption is proven wrong after watching the first minutes of the first episode being accompanied by smart writing, excellent use of music, and scenes in almost every shot can tell a story visually. Expect episodes to tell stories that will find a way to speak to you and speak to someone else with a different perspective in a alternate way. This is the one thing you didn’t know you needed but were glad you bought it.

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Last Hope

Peace and Love

Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2015

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A true classic! Funny yet can be depressing with an amazing story. It combines some of the funniest and absurd comedy with drama. Vash has to be one of the most contradictory characters in any anime. A feared gunslinger who hates killing. Nearly Immortal, yet vulnerable. Powerful enough to destroy all life on Earth, but upset at the death of a bug. It really is amazing.

Makes your really question the sense of good and evil as he tries to help someone you ultimately put another at a disadvantage. Story touches on the concepts of Life and Death, Good and evil as the Vash trys to deal with problems threw out the series. One quote comes to mind "To save a butterfly you must kill the spider, however you realize sooner or later you have become a spider".

Its a excellent value, over 15 years old yet still has a near cult following. I would highly recommend this series to any anime collector.

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Slowlearner

Very boring

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 12, 2020

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The story develops over time but there is not much to it. The characters are quite fun and interesting but the main premise is that Vash The Stampede (yes that is his name) will not kill anyone. That would be OK except that there are some very nasty people who are trying to kill him and others but he won't kill them.

And so it goes on episode after episode, with him outwitting or outfighting the evil-doers but one has to ask what happens when he moves on? Naturally the villains will return and continue their reign of terror. Apparently that doesn't occur to the writers, so off we go and find more nasty folks waiting at the next town.

This idiotic idealism leads to conflict in Vash and we are tortured in some episodes as the entire twenty minutes is taken up with his internal struggle. There is far too much of this and it is DEADLY BORING!

Callum

Amazing show. Bad DVD case. DVD's aren't ordered.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 24, 2018

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This is going to be a review of the case and extra content because I assume that, if you are thinking about buying this show, you've already seen it and have decided you liked it enough to purchase the physical copy.
This show comes in 8 DVD's that are held in a case that is about twice as thick as a normal DVD case.
I don't know why but the DVD's are hard to get out of the case. The plastic is very stiff and I felt like I was going to break the DVD's when I was trying to click the DVD's out.
For some strange reason they didn't order any of the DVD's so there is no way of knowing what order they go in without putting them in the player.
The DVD's do come with extras mostly consisting of Designs of characters, weapons, villains, etc...
It’s a real shame that this series isn’t on Blu-ray but you will still enjoy the show in the standard edition.
For less than £25 it's absolutely worth it.

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Joshua

One of Anime's best protagonists

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 27, 2018

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Vash the Stampede is extremely memorable, very likeable, super funny and is a pro at firing his gun with precise accuracy. Those aren't the only reasons that make him stand out, as he also has a serious side to him that becomes more apparent as the series progresses, as we find out more about his backstory and we slowly see the other side to his character. It makes him a very well developed, 3-dimensional main character.

The story plays out the same way too. It starts off very lighthearted and comedic, but once you get to episode 12, oh boy does the story and tone take a sharp turn! It gets surprisingly deep, thought-provoking and intense in the latter episodes.

It's a very entertaining and highly memorable ride, especially in its 2nd half. One of my top 10 favourite Anime series.

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Jon Rosenberg

This Review is Made of Love and Peace

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 4, 2010

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Okay, so you actually need to have seen the series to get the joke of the title.

What to say about Trigun? Well I guess there are three points to make.

The first is to assess Trigun from a technical view. In this respect it is mixed. The quality of the animation veers wildly from the exceptional to the downright awful. The shoestring budget often shows. On the plus side though in the most important moments the artwork, which details the characters facial expressions, is excellent and apposite, giving you a full appreciation of both the humour and the not infrequent inner turmoil. The voice acting fares much better, being solid through out, with only the occasional extra bringing down the quality. (Dub, or sub? Each is good in it's own way but, heresy though it maybe to some, I prefer the dub in Trigun) The score is fascinating, ensuing lush orchestration in favour of a much sparser sound design, which includes not just the guitar heavy opening theme, but some sequences which appear to be cleverly constructed industrial noise (however it was done the theme for Bluesummers is both striking and really creepy).

As a fun watch Trigun is even more difficult to assess, as its range is broad and it has a tendency to flip in a moment from full on slapstick comedy, through heroic action, to creepy horror, all the while musing on quite serious moral dilemmas. However, it seldom loses its innate interested and likeability. Maybe because the moral dilemmas posed are not preached to the audience and are not put to us in simple choices between absolute good or evil (though make no mistake some of the events portrayed are seriously nasty). Added to which the action sequences and the plot are often strange enough to keep you wandering what will happen next right up till the end.

Where the show stands up tall though is the characters and principally Vash the Stampede, our principal protagonist. Vash is complex, funny, likeable and occasionally scary as all hell. His story keeps you intrigued all the way through the 26 episode run. There are maybe four episodes where Vash is not the main focus of the show and they fall fairly flat by comparison to the rest of the material. It's not that the other characters are written or acted poorly, it's just that they, like the plot and the world itself, are defined by their relationship to Vash. The only character who you feel could bear watching without Vash is Nicholas D. Wolfwood, so it's just as well the show spends so much time exploring his somewhat antagonistic view, almost as much as it does relaying the central plot. In the end though it is his relationship with and reaction to Vash which becomes the focus of his character's arc. All the others are shown in various states of enmity or friendship to our hero and as such becomes rather cyphers to his story. They're well written and well played but never really achieve a life of their own. (Though the bitter-sweet, conclusion to Wolfwood's arc is one of the best written and played moments in thw whole of anime.)

This is why along with the problematic finale, which fails to properly explore the ramifications of Vash's ultimate moral choice (though if it is as it appears to be, it's a serious cop out), that the show doesn't quite manage greatness.

Trigun is a hell of a lot of fun, it has some moments which are hilarious and as many which are strikingly horrific and memorable. Even if it fails to reach its true potential for the reasons I've outlined above, it's still a wonderful ride while you're watching it.

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Chris M.

Four Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 12, 2017

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good series, but some weird format/screen ratio changes between a couple of discs

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