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Studio Madhouse 1998 adaptation of Yasuhiro Nightow manga introduced audiences to Gunsmoke, a harsh desert world populated by scoundrels and machine scavengers. Central protagonist Vash the Stampede carries a sixty billion double-dollar bounty on his head, yet adheres to a strict code of non-lethal pacifism despite catastrophic destruction surrounding his wake. As insurance investigators Meryl Stryfe and Milly Thompson shadow his journey, Trigun transitions from comedic slapstick into a serious moral examination of culpability, brotherhood, and human endurance.
Directed by Satoshi Nishimura at Madhouse with series composition by Yosuke Kuroda and guitar-driven music by Tsuneo Imahori across 26 episodes in 1998, Trigun follows pacifist gunman Vash the Stampede as dark truths catch up to his sixty-billion-double-dollar bounty.
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