I grew up with anime in the 90s and early 2000s and Trigun was a big one.

I was not a fan.

However, I figured I'd give it a go when Dark Horse said they'd be putting out the fancy deluxe editions like Berserk. And at first I was a little eh on it, but by the end I'm excited to pickup the next volume.

Basically the start is Vash, our main hero, has a bounty on his head. The first half is him dealing with getting hunted down by regular folks and such. And then there's a long drag with him on a train trying to stop a bad guy. Easily the weakest part of the book.

Luckily the second half kicks it up big time when Legato makes his appearance. Letting Vash know soon Knives will be reborn. We have no clue who that is, but you will by the end of this volume. Legato and his band of evil doers def make the series move much quicker, intense fights, and epic cliffhangers. This also introduces the fan favorite Wolfwood, and he's great. Gives good humor on type of great serious moments.

The series won me over big time by the end, and was very happy with that.

A 4 out of 5.