Trigun

Even though I love anime and I also enjoy getting absorbed in the western desert, the Human Typhoon did not turn out to be a favorite for me at all. Especially in the first half, I just shook my head at the contrivances of individual adventures or the awkwardness of funny remarks. Vash is okay, and the girls bring a smile to my face, but it wasn't until the appealing priest had a more significant presence and the hint of a great story of sad memories that the right pace finally picked up. Despite several excellent twists and impressive scenes, I can't give this group a better rating than average. It just needed a bit of compromise and not a jump from a wild post-apocalyptic cowboy story to a path with a tragic undertone. When I look at the poster, it does evoke a subtly nostalgic memory in my head, but there were simply too many unnecessary parts. (05/01/2012)

Well, I liked the beginning, it pulled me into the plot. What I was really grateful for was that even though Vash was being such a pain and such a jerk, it wasn't random luck that guided his hand when shooting. It's just that after that, the middle of the anime was kind of boring for me, I don't know, I guess I wasn't in the mood for it, but towards the end my enthusiasm picked up again, so I finished it and that was fine. :-) The last fight, yeah, I enjoyed that one, it was really good! Colts over my head! Plus – I also liked a lot that everything is explained at the end. Totally. Almost in one sentence, spoken by Knives. (05/09/2009)