Two years have passed since the destruction of JuLai. Vash is still missing. And now, Meryl and Milly are investigating a new string of Plant robberies, which Meryl assumes is the work of Knives. The loss of these Plants is catastrophic for towns, since they create and provide everything that residents need—food, water, fuel—to survive… Read More First Impression: TRIGUN STARGAZE (Trigun Stampede S2)
Introducing the mashup you didn’t know you needed: Fullmetal Alchemist x Trigun! Roy Mustang and Nicholas D. Wolfwood together feel like a natural combination, but I’m also digging the reds in the wonderful illustration of Vash the Stampede and Edward Elric below! ★ 【sseun쓴】 「 Trigun x FMA 」
Check out these amazing illustrations of Vash the Stampede and Nicholas D. Wolfwood drawn in Trigun Stampede style! Did you watch season one of the rebooted series? What did you think of it? ★ 【super BUSY_철HONG】 「 Vash & Wolfwood 」
There’s a distinction between a Christian in name only and one in practice. You don’t have to proclaim yourself a Christian to know as much – those outside the faith can see the actions of, say, the Westboro Baptist Church and without much knowledge still firmly state that these folks are not practicing the faith… Read More Wolfwood and Vash: A Contrast in Faith
It’s your kindness, Lord That leads us to repentance Your favor Lord, is our desire It’s your beauty, Lord That makes us stand in silence Your love Your love Is better than life “Kindness” (Chris Tomlin) As we continue with our Fruits of the Spirit series, this week I get to ruminate on what is… Read More Fruits of the Spirit: The Kindness of Vash the Stampede
Characters: Vash the Stampede and Nicholas D. Wolfwood Series: Trigun Gender: male Occupation: wanted gunslinger and faux priest/assassin Bible Twins: Jesus Christ and the Apostle Peter Overview On Tuesday, I linked a post to an article entitled “The Gospel According to Wolfwood.” The author of that original piece makes several comparisons between Wolfwood and Bible… Read More The Invisible God in…Trigun
In 2003, a wonderful essay about Nicholas Wolfwood was posted in the ToonZone forums. Academic in nature, the essay discusses the Christian themes of sinful nature and grace as they are present in Trigun, particularly shown through Wolfwood. The essay is excellent and gives a lot of insight about the series. It also touches on… Read More Spirituality in the Anime Blogosphere: Violence, Grace and Redemption in Trigun
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