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Trigun Stampede - First Announcement


A new Trigun series was just announced for what will be the 25th anniversary of the anime series. It's coming 2023 thru Studio Orange and later Crunchyroll. More info will be available next month.


And, yeah so, it looks okay from first glance. It's hard to tell much from just an image, but I have some thoughts about it. For one, I really love Trigun, so I am excited for a new series. It's not clear to me if it is a remake or a new story. I am slightly worried about the art style and that we won't see Johnny Yong Bosch in the dub this time. The series is announced as being a CG show this time; that's not particularly unusual. Ever since I watched Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters, I have been really hesitant about CG stuff. The more recent Berserk series doesn't look very good either, though I haven't watched that. With Trigun Stampede, the colors are really nice with some great details too. The more I think about it, the more awesome I can see it being! Just, please, get most if not all of the original cast for the English dub!

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