[Opening] [Episodes 1] [Episodes 2] [Episodes 3]
[Episodes 4] [Episodes 5] [Episodes 6] [Episodes 7]
[Episodes 8] [Episodes 9] [Episodes 10] [Episodes 11]
[Episodes 12] [Episodes 13] [Episodes 14] [Episodes 15]
[Episodes 16] [Episodes 17] [Episodes 18] [Episodes 19]
[Episodes 20] [Episodes 21] [Episodes 22] [Episodes 23]
[Episodes 24] [Episodes 25] [Episodes 26] [Ending Credits]

A long time ago the city of July was destroyed by one man, Vash the Stampede. Although no one was killed there was a bounty of 60,000,000,000$$ (dollors) put on the mysterious gunman. Now, Many years Later the Bernadelli Insurance agency has sent Meryl Stryfe and Milly Thompson to find Vash the Stampede, and make sure he doesn't do any damage. When they find him they are surprised at how this goofy peace loving gunslinger has managed to live through so many attacks. However they soon find out that Vash is very good at what he does, helping people survive the numerous bad guys that attack the innocent. While protecting others, Vash seeks Knives, a murderer, so that he can settle the score for the many horrible things Knives has done. However Knives is ready with his gang of killers, the Gung-Ho-Guns and their leader Legato.

That's Trigun, but that leaves out such important characters as Rem the woman who taught Vash to be the way he is. Also Wolfwood the gun toting preacher who befriends Vash and helps him protect the innocent at any cost. This series starts off to be almost a pure comedy with a little action, but it evolves into a lot more and still keeps its fun.


      •  Volume #1: The $60 Billion Man (Episodes 1-4)
Vash the Stampede. A gunslinger so dangerous, a $$60,000,000,000 reward has been placed on his head! Vash, also known as the Humanoid Typhoon, has been credited with the destruction of several towns, but miraculously, there is no record of him ever taking a life, However, only two things ever happen to those who catch up to Vash - they either crawl away wounded (mostly from self-inflicted damage), or they stagger away in disbelief that such a dork could possibly be the man they are looking for.

      •  Volume #2: Lost Past (Episodes 5-7)
A city is dying, but when they decide Vash's bounty is the cure, will they find it comes with too high a price? The reckless pursuit of rewards or revenge sometimes leads away from the true goals of life- love & peace. It's time for Vash to show what he can do when his past comes back to haunt him.

      •  Volume #3: Wolfwood (Episodes 8-10)
Wolfwood, the man of the cloth with the cross, is also a gunman with a past. Like Vash, Wolfwood travels to find redemption in the desert but continually finds that confrontations with one’s past can be far more deadly than a duel with pistols. Will these two kindred souls walk the same path or find each other obstacles to survival?

      •  Volume #4: Gung-Ho Guns (Episodes 11-13)
Which is the real face of Vash? The clown, the saint, or the killer? Vash reveals more of his character and more of his secrets as he takes on a contract to kill and then faces a man whose sole purpose in life is to destroy Vash! When a man is programmed to kill, can he deny his destiny?

      •  Volume #5: Angel Arms (Episodes 14-16)
Bonds of love and friendship are strong, but some can only be preserved when they are severed. Vash must leave his friends and happiness behind as he walks the treacherous and bloody path prepared by Legato. The body count begins to rise as the Gung-Ho Guns enter the picture, but Vash will do anything he can to preserve life!

      •  Volume #6: Project Seeds (Episodes 17-19)
The seeds of life also spawned the seeds of death, but it is human nature to survive. Despite his urge for a simple life, Vash’s past and his present continue to collide as he leaps into the heart of the storm and leads Wolfwood to the spaceship that failed to crash. Unfortunately, the Gung-Ho Guns have also invaded paradise wth two purposes - to destroy a sanctuary for humans, and to inflict as much pain to Vash as possible. Knives, puppets, and revenge versus love and peace!

      •  Volume #7: Puppet Master (Episodes 20-22)
Vash leaps into the heart of the storm and leads Wolfwood to the space ship that failed to crash. Unfortunately the Gung-ho Guns have also invaded paradise with two purposes- destroy a sanctuary for humans, and to inflict as much pain to Vash as possible. Wolfwood chooses to side with Vash, but questions his ability to win - will Wolfwood walk the path of destruction again?!

      •  Volume #8: High Noon (Episodes 23-26)
The choices one makes. The excuses one uses. What do they mean in the end if you don't get what you want? The time for the ultimate show down has arrived, but will Vash be able to save everyone? Can he save anyone?