Trigun is fascinating: the product of a Japanese man taking his faith in Jesus Christ and combining it with a Mad Max style western badlands setting in a manga/anime to explore themes of being merciful in a cruel world.
sighhhh trigun is just so deep. Sometimes when i wanna get my brain active, I just think of the lore and deep themes behind it lol. It ends up making me cry in the end, but hey! At least thinking of deep stuff will make me better and smarter right? *continues to cry about a couch
@@lanalewis6982 Honestly I agree. I like Triguns overarching story with some episodic beats more than Bebops episodic structure with some overarching beats. Also Bebops ending sucked, fight me
One of the greatest shows that till today being from 1998 still survives truly on the web and in our minds. I was actually passing through a very dificult time and was at a breaking point but one of my dear friends send me a link of the show and of the soundtrack and boy did it change my life for the better. Till today I'll always say and won't be embarrassed to say that I took a better road because of anime. Well TRIGUN to be exact. Love and Peace everyone.
Can imagine someone lost wandering in the desert to this song. Pissed off, half drunk and making a fool of themselves - but eventually catching a glimpse of that clear night sky full of stars and having a spiritual moment.
Watching Trigun during the peak of my depression back in 2010 permanently changed how I looked at pacifism. It's not about what others think about you, whether it is effective as a philosophy for stopping future harm or even about the people you let live. It's about the value in life and the potential you see in people. Something amazing about the original Trigun is how it so effectively communicates that Vash the Stampede can be both right and wrong at the same time. The world is full of love, peace and mercy, you just have to find it. Hell, sometimes you gotta pry it out of people.
I'm so glad these videos aren't copyrighted anymore. The Trigun Soundtrack is one of the best out there in Anime! I hope these stay up for years to come!
This song is what it was all about for me, it completely drove home the western feel, while at the same time reminding you that they are still on a different planet.
There is one thing that i noticed about Trigun and 90's anime adaptations in general: even tho they failed to be 100% faithfull to the manga (you can't be faithfull to something that still doesn't exist after all), they never failed to catch the atmosfere, the ost, the settings, the design... they never fail to immerge you in the world and you instantly get in the mood of the story.
This is why I hate Trigun Stampede. The original Trigun may have been half filler, but EVERY episode was absolutely drenched in the atmosphere and principles that Trigun was trying to convey. Frankly, I don't care about the manga either because if not for THIS SHOW hardly anyone would remember or care about Trigun. Sometimes the adaptation humbles the source material. Sure, Trigun could have been improved in some ways, but that complete inability to learn from what the adaptation did RIGHT is what made Stampede a hunk of sh-- with pretty visuals stapled on top.
@@Impalingthornyup they only focus on him looking badass but none of life lessons that vash is trying to teach. New vash like a husk of the real vash in the manga and 98
The soundtrack for Trigun is half of the show...... Like the original Ghost in the Shell, Cowboy Bebop, FLCL, amazing soundtracks that are literally the earworms of the shows....
@Smunstu Stinkymonster On the bright side, Vash sure as anything won't try to kill him. Tho Spike would probably appreciate having a "dead or alive" target for once in his life since *they always DIE before he can get the reward*
This song always feels so... quintessentially _Vash._ It builds up energy, showing Vash's determination, with the bells giving it a bit of a whimsical feeling. It always hits hurdles, it seems to get more despairing each time, but the song always picks itself back up. Just like Vash himself - no matter how sad he is, he always manages to keep going.
it still amazes me to this day that vash and knives were actually plants you know? even six years after i first saw the anime that still throws me for a loop.... nonetheless, trigun is one of those anime's that i've been in love with since i first started watching them at the tender age of 12 :)
Great show, it really needs a REBOOT back cause this show really was great, and the message from it was just purely amazing. The music blew my mind as a young child, I'd be rocking out every time haha.
A reboot is in the works. NGL I like its art direction already even if it screams Devilman Crybaby all over again it looks like real effort was put in just from the trailer.
You can go to some self development courses. Or you can watch Trigun attentively. Your choice. Just remember, it doesn’t matter how strong you are. How you can accept your weak and even evil points matters. Accept. Understand. Improve. Remember, learning life is painful. But if you don't learn from life, you get much more pain, so much, you either go insane in a way, or improve. Sometimes, you are not to have a choice. Sometimes your values, principles, and all your core are to be shattered, to be turned to dust. You are to live with that from that moment on. That’s the moment when you go insane or improve. Still, you can pick up the fragments of your former self. What survived? Why? Why did the totally broken parts didn’t survive? What I want and can believe now? Be honest with yourself. Be cruelly honest with yourself. And after that - make something new, using the old parts and the new understanding. Welcome to the new life. You became stronger. Just remember, it doesn’t matter how strong you are. How you can accept your weak and even evil points matters. Accept. Understand. Improve.
It’s a good lesson on the cycles of violence and how we all are suffering and have our own story other people may not see, so it’s good to find compassion and not quickly judge
I've always a found it to be more about being introspective about the way people can be hurt by your actions. Not necessarily about being or not being a pacifist. Just to choose when you're going to hurt people with purpose.
When I lived in Burbank (part of Los Angeles) I'd walk around town during the summer with this song playing in my ear all the time when I was either trying to figure out where to get something to eat or contemplating stuff going on in my life.
"Vash the Stampede?" "Yup, that's the one. The man with $$60,000,000,000 on his head. They say he showed up in Felnar, didn't ya hear about it?" "No, so what happened?" "Funny thing is...they say nobody died." "Heh, you mean like you don't need God for a miracle?"
Por ahi del 2008 mi tio me trajo esta serie en discos para verla y de niño me gusto pero no la rntendi tanto ahora la veo y también el manga de Maximun y digo.... CARAJO ESTO SI ES UNA OBRA DE ARTE
When the most cheerful person in the series gets serious and dawns on their shades and rolls the chamber in their revolver with 1 round......probably their "special" one.
@FuturePianoLegend87 Actually, music is by Tsuneo Imahori, part of the group "Yoko Kano & The Seatbelts". Guess who made Cowboy Bebop songs? Yeah, THEM. THAT is why Trigun OST is SO EPIC.
while watching Cowboy Bepob, one of the tracks reminded me of Trigun and suddenly, I see my mp3 player full of alt. rock and a few miscellaneous pop songs, then realize how COOL low twangy guitars, bebop jazz, and spontaneous techno sound to me.... Beware Trigun! I'm almost done pumping up my mp3 with Bebop!! now i need to rewatch this.....
They both came out in 1998, two days apart, and, from my understanding, members of the Seatbelts (the band that did most of the music for Cowboy Bebop) also helped with Trigun. This is all beside the fact that the basic premise of both Trigun and Cowboy Bebop is "cowboys in space."
Same here! I think it was just sympathy for Vash and how he felt he had to protect everyone...as the manga worded it, he had a "ridiculously broad sense of family."
He never said it was limited to the country, it's just that a song from a genre of music that's common to one location was made in a different location. It's just the norm that was broken and it's refreshing I would say.
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That moment Meryl realized he really is Vash the Stampede
That moment when Vash realized Meryl really understood him... ep. 25
@@Jazzadrin took her long enough……
When the engineer finds out the man who comforted her as a child in the ruins of July is the same man that's in front of her
The moment Stampede realized Vash really is the Meryl
The moment Vash realized Meryl really is the gang o gun No 13 the humanoid stampede
When i was a kid i watched couple episodes but i couldn't understand a thing but now as an adult.. oh man... such an amazing show .
same here but with the manga. i was like "i don't know what is going on but i like it"
Same here and then i didn't even watch the first episode, because it was on tv late at night xD
Oh yodãoooo hiiii
omg SAME!!! All I knew was I was in love with Vash the Stampede and now that I’ve just re-watched it as an adult - I love him even more!
Yeah man exact same except I was in like 5th grade back then and now im in like Highschool
Trigun is fascinating: the product of a Japanese man taking his faith in Jesus Christ and combining it with a Mad Max style western badlands setting in a manga/anime to explore themes of being merciful in a cruel world.
It's also about acepting your own mistakes and forgive yourself.
sighhhh trigun is just so deep. Sometimes when i wanna get my brain active, I just think of the lore and deep themes behind it lol. It ends up making me cry in the end, but hey! At least thinking of deep stuff will make me better and smarter right? *continues to cry about a couch
With comic book influence
@@madeinmeme9688replace forgiving yourself with accepting forgiveness and it’s truly a Christian message
He studied sociology in college, you can really see it in the show; in how you witness how people interact on a desperate dessert planet.
Both Trigun and Cowboy Bebop are masterpieces. Two of the greatest anime ever made.
Released in the same year too…… truly the golden age
I agree...
I like Trigun more than CB but that's just me.
same @@lanalewis6982
@@lanalewis6982 Honestly I agree. I like Triguns overarching story with some episodic beats more than Bebops episodic structure with some overarching beats. Also Bebops ending sucked, fight me
One of the greatest shows that till today being from 1998 still survives truly on the web and in our minds. I was actually passing through a very dificult time and was at a breaking point but one of my dear friends send me a link of the show and of the soundtrack and boy did it change my life for the better. Till today I'll always say and won't be embarrassed to say that I took a better road because of anime. Well TRIGUN to be exact.
Love and Peace everyone.
this show changed my life
Same for me. Vash helped me to always find a way to get out of tough situations and to help others in need.
✌
@@sirreginaldfishingtonxvii6149 ✌😄Love & 🤞😆Peace!
honestly I've learned so much from anime. About how to see life, philosphy, purpose, etc.
(not every anime obviously but there are a few gems)
Can imagine someone lost wandering in the desert to this song. Pissed off, half drunk and making a fool of themselves - but eventually catching a glimpse of that clear night sky full of stars and having a spiritual moment.
Watching Trigun during the peak of my depression back in 2010 permanently changed how I looked at pacifism.
It's not about what others think about you, whether it is effective as a philosophy for stopping future harm or even about the people you let live.
It's about the value in life and the potential you see in people.
Something amazing about the original Trigun is how it so effectively communicates that Vash the Stampede can be both right and wrong at the same time.
The world is full of love, peace and mercy, you just have to find it. Hell, sometimes you gotta pry it out of people.
dude Trigun was amazing. another gift of the 90's
the western cowboy fused with anime will always be tops for me, the genre is just so damn good
Don’t forget the blues style music 🤤
Also Cowboy Bebop with jazz music.
I consider Trigun, Cowboy Bebop and Outlaw Star to be the trifecta of space western. ❤
@@tailedgates9 Man, I still need to catch up with Outlaw Star.
@@sebastianemond5313 Totally worth the watch dude, it's a gem of the 90's and the characters are awesome. ❤
"The Kid never could remember what happened to the city of July, only that something terrible had gone down, and he'd been a part of it somehow."
July City lives on.
Man you can hear the country blues in this piece. That slide is just amazing.
I'm so glad these videos aren't copyrighted anymore. The Trigun Soundtrack is one of the best out there in Anime!
I hope these stay up for years to come!
They're still here
@@ghfranz237it was taken down again a year ago. Hopefully it stays!
This song is what it was all about for me, it completely drove home the western feel, while at the same time reminding you that they are still on a different planet.
There is one thing that i noticed about Trigun and 90's anime adaptations in general: even tho they failed to be 100% faithfull to the manga (you can't be faithfull to something that still doesn't exist after all), they never failed to catch the atmosfere, the ost, the settings, the design... they never fail to immerge you in the world and you instantly get in the mood of the story.
This is why I hate Trigun Stampede.
The original Trigun may have been half filler, but EVERY episode was absolutely drenched in the atmosphere and principles that Trigun was trying to convey. Frankly, I don't care about the manga either because if not for THIS SHOW hardly anyone would remember or care about Trigun.
Sometimes the adaptation humbles the source material. Sure, Trigun could have been improved in some ways, but that complete inability to learn from what the adaptation did RIGHT is what made Stampede a hunk of sh-- with pretty visuals stapled on top.
@@Impalingthorn OG Trigun is not that much different from the manga, actually, at least where it counts. The remake misses the point entirely.
@@Impalingthornyup they only focus on him looking badass but none of life lessons that vash is trying to teach. New vash like a husk of the real vash in the manga and 98
the entire trigun soundtrack is so fire
That moment when she realizes it was Vash that saved her after July was destroyed. Sooo much catharsis.
wrong episode... this if 1 episode priot to that one
Umm, i'm pretty sure this song plays in that scene.
Its in the episode hard puncher
Yeah this played when she realized it was him. Damn... Such a good scene
"Why did it have to be you? Why did someone like you have to be Vash the Stampede?"
Song's so badass. Ultimate Gunslinger theme.
The soundtrack for Trigun is half of the show...... Like the original Ghost in the Shell, Cowboy Bebop, FLCL, amazing soundtracks that are literally the earworms of the shows....
All together now- love and peace!
Love and peace!
Love and Peace!
CyanidePyro love and peace!
Love 🤛 and Peace! ✌
love and peace
Love walking home to this song sometimes. Makes me feel as badass as Vash for a little while.
Vash against Spike...that shit would be crazy...
@Smunstu Stinkymonster I thought it too
@Smunstu Stinkymonster On the bright side, Vash sure as anything won't try to kill him. Tho Spike would probably appreciate having a "dead or alive" target for once in his life since *they always DIE before he can get the reward*
Nah nah nah consider this-- Vash and Spike.... tag teaming 😳😳
@@chelsearamos3617 woah like fighting with each other instead of outright fighting each other?!
@@4nyth1n94 Y E S !!
Man this was totally the right song to play when he survived the blast from that fist, then this start to play and you know it was show time.
Absolutely love this song. So simple yet still so awesome.
Early 2000s toonami/adult swim was such a fuckin golden age, I feel lucky to have grown up during that time.
YES. Inuyasha, GTO, Evangelion, full metal alchemist, Naruto, trigun and cowboy beboop was my childhood and i'm proud of this
This song always feels so... quintessentially _Vash._ It builds up energy, showing Vash's determination, with the bells giving it a bit of a whimsical feeling. It always hits hurdles, it seems to get more despairing each time, but the song always picks itself back up. Just like Vash himself - no matter how sad he is, he always manages to keep going.
definitely my favorite track from the series. that guitar is so mean.
3:10 "You can stop now. There's no one left to protect."
- Vash, "Murder Machine"
(Yes, I'm that nerdy) LOVE AND PEACE!!
Love and Peace!
3:18 I LOVE THAT CHORD
it still amazes me to this day that vash and knives were actually plants you know? even six years after i first saw the anime that still throws me for a loop.... nonetheless, trigun is one of those anime's that i've been in love with since i first started watching them at the tender age of 12 :)
They are not.
They are genetic-modified people.
Great show, it really needs a REBOOT back cause this show really was great, and the message from it was just purely amazing. The music blew my mind as a young child, I'd be rocking out every time haha.
No it doesn't. It only needs reruns.
@@returnedtomonkey8886 too bad 🤣🤣🤣
A reboot is in the works. NGL I like its art direction already even if it screams Devilman Crybaby all over again it looks like real effort was put in just from the trailer.
@@jr540123 I am overjoyed to hear that, could you send me the source? I would love to read up on it.
@@BUCKikwi its out rn
i listen to this while walking alone in a sandy planet... Enough said Trigun has one of the best tracks of all time!
I love walking alone on sandy planets
You can stop now... there's no one left to protect..
😆
i love that slide it puts in so much soul in the song
"This world is made of... ✌😄Love & 🤞😆Peace!"
this and cowboy bepop two of the best animes ever made. so deep and full of wonder
You can go to some self development courses. Or you can watch Trigun attentively. Your choice.
Just remember, it doesn’t matter how strong you are. How you can accept your weak and even evil points matters. Accept. Understand. Improve. Remember, learning life is painful. But if you don't learn from life, you get much more pain, so much, you either go insane in a way, or improve. Sometimes, you are not to have a choice. Sometimes your values, principles, and all your core are to be shattered, to be turned to dust. You are to live with that from that moment on. That’s the moment when you go insane or improve. Still, you can pick up the fragments of your former self. What survived? Why? Why did the totally broken parts didn’t survive? What I want and can believe now? Be honest with yourself. Be cruelly honest with yourself. And after that - make something new, using the old parts and the new understanding. Welcome to the new life. You became stronger. Just remember, it doesn’t matter how strong you are. How you can accept your weak and even evil points matters. Accept. Understand. Improve.
That's a bunch of BS.
Days when I'm stuck under the hot sun, this is the song I hear.
Never before as now the meaning behind this song is needed.
Peace and love!
It's... *✌😄Love &🤞😆 Peace!*
My favorite Trigun Soundtrack!
Thanks!
5* and Fav
this anime turned me into a pacifist...
Glad to hear that :)
It’s a good lesson on the cycles of violence and how we all are suffering and have our own story other people may not see, so it’s good to find compassion and not quickly judge
Lifelong, brother.
I've always a found it to be more about being introspective about the way people can be hurt by your actions. Not necessarily about being or not being a pacifist. Just to choose when you're going to hurt people with purpose.
LOVE AND PEACE!
When I lived in Burbank (part of Los Angeles) I'd walk around town during the summer with this song playing in my ear all the time when I was either trying to figure out where to get something to eat or contemplating stuff going on in my life.
I actually listen to Trigun soundtracks while playing Fallout 76 for a different feel....always a revolver-man at heart. PEACE AND LOVE! 2021
Easily the the best soundtrack in the show. I love trigun!!
Man the soundtrack to this anime is something else.
This song is based largely on In My Time of Dying, there've been a lot of covers, Zeppelin did a really good one.
just listened to it, they sound so similiar! good find
Nothing to complain about, just the nature of the blues to cover covers of things that were already covers until they're barely the same thing anymore
in my time of dying is now my favorite zep song.
The opening song also sounds very Zeppelin
I thought this sounded like Zeppelin's In my Time of Dying
Ironically got my truck stuck in the snow out in the country while listening to this last winter 😆
this remind me when I was listening to music on my cellphone, and under the heat of the sun, this song started to play.
A funny coincidence.
God damn. I miss this show. Gonna go watch it over again. :D
3:17 is by far the culmination of the song, so cool!
I saw this show long before breaking bad but now it's making me think of breaking bad
This song would totally fit in Borderlands.
Great call!
Now I'll just have to play it in the background while playing Borderlands 3 when it finally comes out.
Lone Desert Ranger Definitely gonna do that myself too.
In the meantime, while waiting, might run F:NV and play this in the background.
Elwis From Poland I agree
All it's missing is the cringy pop culture references.
"Vash the Stampede?"
"Yup, that's the one. The man with $$60,000,000,000 on his head. They say he showed up in Felnar, didn't ya hear about it?"
"No, so what happened?"
"Funny thing is...they say nobody died."
"Heh, you mean like you don't need God for a miracle?"
Immediate goosebumps the second this comes on.
Por ahi del 2008 mi tio me trajo esta serie en discos para verla y de niño me gusto pero no la rntendi tanto ahora la veo y también el manga de Maximun y digo.... CARAJO ESTO SI ES UNA OBRA DE ARTE
best anime ever, i just love it
POV: The cloud of dust that lifts the car you've just been kicked out dissipates. Now you wander alone in the desert miles away from civilizaction.
When the most cheerful person in the series gets serious and dawns on their shades and rolls the chamber in their revolver with 1 round......probably their "special" one.
@FuturePianoLegend87
Actually, music is by Tsuneo Imahori, part of the group "Yoko Kano & The Seatbelts". Guess who made Cowboy Bebop songs? Yeah, THEM.
THAT is why Trigun OST is SO EPIC.
I wish for the trigun movie to come out sooner. God knows it deserves some publicity.
This music Takes me back...brings back some great memories. ah...I loved this show.
I loved this show sooo much !
The break at 1:44 always reminds me of Vash and Knives' face off. Intense and beautiful.
0:45 I have this part as my notification ringtone. I will never forget this good anime.
EL MEJOR SOUNDTRACK DE LA HISTORIA 😍
while watching Cowboy Bepob, one of the tracks reminded me of Trigun and suddenly, I see my mp3 player full of alt. rock and a few miscellaneous pop songs, then realize how COOL low twangy guitars, bebop jazz, and spontaneous techno sound to me.... Beware Trigun! I'm almost done pumping up my mp3 with Bebop!! now i need to rewatch this.....
i know everyone else is doing it but i just rewatched the whole series and ive gotta
LOVE AND PEACE! LOVE AND PEACE!
Невероятно здорово! Сплошное наслаждение...
love how well the bottlneck blues fit with the desert feel of this show
man, just imagining Vash's hyper combo being his angel arm attack...
this needs to happen x.x
Such a good vibe!
THIS is what I think of when I think of Trigun. Best anime ever
Me too!! I love Trigun. Love and peace, my friend. :)
My favourite song from the whole show, hands down, a better theme could not be had.
Great song! Great anime! Thanks for uploading.
The mood this track sets me to get some beer, leg up on a table, staring at my motorcycle, 4 in the afternoon
the name of the song....... evokes thankfulness.
classic soundtrack to a classic anime
god i love all this western guitar style music
Ya know it’s gonna be good when you hear some slide guitar 😌
Love this!! Everytime it plays in the anime I would start humming it
Love and peace, LOVE AND PEACE! LOVE AND PEACE!!!!! jaja
I loved that scene. But something about it made me feel so sad :/
This is some amazing music!
It does help that I have nostalgia towards it as well!
One of my all time favorite anime!
“You can stop now, there’s no one left to protect.”
Man I love this song, make me think of Aint No Rest For The Wicked
It's also on Netflix! Oh man this is easily one of the best anime I've ever seen
Love it. Memories...
this song might be in my top ten songs of all time
Thx for the upload
0:28 and that's what it feels like to drive a Ford f150
Right? It fits so perfectly with the scenes its in. Been looking for it for awhile.
*MASTERPIECE*
The soundtrack in Trigun can be very reminiscent to that of Cowboy Bebop’s and I really like that about it.
They both came out in 1998, two days apart, and, from my understanding, members of the Seatbelts (the band that did most of the music for Cowboy Bebop) also helped with Trigun.
This is all beside the fact that the basic premise of both Trigun and Cowboy Bebop is "cowboys in space."
Same here! I think it was just sympathy for Vash and how he felt he had to protect everyone...as the manga worded it, he had a "ridiculously broad sense of family."
He never said it was limited to the country, it's just that a song from a genre of music that's common to one location was made in a different location. It's just the norm that was broken and it's refreshing I would say.
This is the moment Vash became Humanoid Typhoon
Bravo Nightow
Thank you very much, man.
Yes this was heavily influenced by the led zeppelin version of "in my time of dying" off the American graffiti album.
Western music like this is nice asf
@cajunbrit ...well, Tsuneo Imahori (Trigun's OST author) is the lead guitarist of The Seatbelts, the big band playing most of Cowboy Bebop's OST