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Shoemaker

2024-09-03T16:47:29Z

Whyitskai: typo in Chet Weens name

{{Stub}}{{Character Info|subj=Shoemaker|race=Human|hair=Brown|gender=Male|firstanime=[[DIABLO (episode)|DIABLO]]|firstmanga=[[BLOOD AND THUNDER (chapter)|BLOOD AND THUNDER]]|ja_va=[[Takashi Nagasako]]<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=4771</ref>|en_va=Chet Weens<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=61653</ref>|img=|imgcaption=|occupation=Shoemaker|lastmanga=[[DIABLO (chapter)|DIABLO]] (mentioned only)}}

The '''shoemaker''' is an unnamed minor character who appears in [[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|''Trigun'' (manga)]] and [[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' (1998 anime)]].

==Biography==

=== Manga ===
The shoemaker worked at Belding's Shoe Store in an unnamed city. [[Vash the Stampede (manga)|Vash the Stampede]] visited his store, remarking how he had been looking for the shoemaker for a whole week as his store was rarely open, and that he sold "other things" besides boots.

The following day, Vash encountered [[Legato Bluesummers (manga)|Legato Bluesummers]] outside in the city center, who left a paper bag that was leaking blood on the bench as a "gift" which contained a "lesson" for Vash. Moments later, the shoemaker's wife came running into streets yelling for help as her husband's head was gone. The shoemaker had been murdered by beheading.{{Storylink|BLOOD AND THUNDER (chapter)|BLOOD AND THUNDER}}

Vash was arrested and taken into custody for being a suspect in the shoemaker's murder.{{Storylink|DIABLO (chapter)}}

=== 1998 anime ===
The shoemaker worked at Belding's Shoe Store in an unnamed city. [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]] visited his store, remarking how he had been looking for the shoemaker for a whole week as his store was rarely open, and that he sold "other things" besides boots.

The following day, Vash encountered [[Legato Bluesummers (anime)|Legato Bluesummers]] outside in the city center, who left a paper bag on the bench as a "gift" which contained a "lesson" for Vash. Moments later, the shoemaker's wife came running into streets yelling for help as her husband had been murdered.

Vash was arrested and taken into custody for being a suspect in the shoemaker's murder. {{Storylink|DIABLO (episode)}}

==Character==

===Appearance===
The shoemaker is an older man with a long, gaunt face, short brown hair, and a mustache. He wears a monocle in his left eye and a cap on his head.

===Personality===

=== Occupation ===
The shoemaker works as a shoemaker, selling and repairing boots. It is implied he also sold information.

===Family===
====[[Shoemaker's wife]]====
==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
</gallery>
==Notes==

==Appearances==

===[[Trigun (1998 anime)|Trigun (1998 anime):]]===
====Episodes====
*[[DIABLO (episode)|DIABLO]]
===[[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|Trigun (manga):]]===
====Trigun====

* [[BLOOD AND THUNDER (chapter)|BLOOD AND THUNDER]]
* [[DIABLO (chapter)|DIABLO]] ''(mentioned only)''

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (manga)]]
[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Manga continuity]]
[[Category:Anime continuity]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Unnamed characters]]

Shoemaker

2024-09-03T16:46:40Z

Whyitskai: page created

{{Stub}}{{Character Info|subj=Shoemaker|race=Human|hair=Brown|gender=Male|firstanime=[[DIABLO (episode)|DIABLO]]|firstmanga=[[BLOOD AND THUNDER (chapter)|BLOOD AND THUNDER]]|ja_va=[[Takashi Nagasako]]<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=4771</ref>|en_va=Chet Ween<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=61653</ref>|img=|imgcaption=|occupation=Shoemaker|lastmanga=[[DIABLO (chapter)|DIABLO]] (mentioned only)}}

The '''shoemaker''' is an unnamed minor character who appears in [[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|''Trigun'' (manga)]] and [[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' (1998 anime)]].

==Biography==

=== Manga ===
The shoemaker worked at Belding's Shoe Store in an unnamed city. [[Vash the Stampede (manga)|Vash the Stampede]] visited his store, remarking how he had been looking for the shoemaker for a whole week as his store was rarely open, and that he sold "other things" besides boots.

The following day, Vash encountered [[Legato Bluesummers (manga)|Legato Bluesummers]] outside in the city center, who left a paper bag that was leaking blood on the bench as a "gift" which contained a "lesson" for Vash. Moments later, the shoemaker's wife came running into streets yelling for help as her husband's head was gone. The shoemaker had been murdered by beheading.{{Storylink|BLOOD AND THUNDER (chapter)|BLOOD AND THUNDER}}

Vash was arrested and taken into custody for being a suspect in the shoemaker's murder.{{Storylink|DIABLO (chapter)}}

=== 1998 anime ===
The shoemaker worked at Belding's Shoe Store in an unnamed city. [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]] visited his store, remarking how he had been looking for the shoemaker for a whole week as his store was rarely open, and that he sold "other things" besides boots.

The following day, Vash encountered [[Legato Bluesummers (anime)|Legato Bluesummers]] outside in the city center, who left a paper bag on the bench as a "gift" which contained a "lesson" for Vash. Moments later, the shoemaker's wife came running into streets yelling for help as her husband had been murdered.

Vash was arrested and taken into custody for being a suspect in the shoemaker's murder. {{Storylink|DIABLO (episode)}}

==Character==

===Appearance===
The shoemaker is an older man with a long, gaunt face, short brown hair, and a mustache. He wears a monocle in his left eye and a cap on his head.

===Personality===

=== Occupation ===
The shoemaker works as a shoemaker, selling and repairing boots. It is implied he also sold information.

===Family===
====[[Shoemaker's wife]]====
==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
</gallery>
==Notes==

==Appearances==

===[[Trigun (1998 anime)|Trigun (1998 anime):]]===
====Episodes====
*[[DIABLO (episode)|DIABLO]]
===[[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|Trigun (manga):]]===
====Trigun====

* [[BLOOD AND THUNDER (chapter)|BLOOD AND THUNDER]]
* [[DIABLO (chapter)|DIABLO]] ''(mentioned only)''

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (manga)]]
[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Manga continuity]]
[[Category:Anime continuity]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Unnamed characters]]

Tonis' mother

2024-09-03T16:22:32Z

Whyitskai: hard puncher page link name corrected

{{Stub}}{{Character Info|subj=Tonis' mother|race=Human|hair=Dark brown|eye=Dark brown|gender=Female|firstanime=[[HARD PUNCHER (episode)|HARD PUNCHER]]|firstmanga=[[THE $$60 BILLION DOUBLE DOLLAR MAN]]|ja_va=[[Yoshiko Kamei]]<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20060719111501/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/staff.html</ref><ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=2574</ref>|en_va=Unknown/uncredited|lastanime=|img=TonisMother98.png|imgcaption=1998 anime}}

'''Tonis' mother''' is an unnamed minor character who appears in [[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|''Trigun'' (manga)]] and [[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' (1998 anime)]].

==Biography==

==Character==

===Appearance===
[[File:Stage3-Settei10.png|200px|thumb|center|1998 anime design.]]

===Personality===

===Family===

====[[Tonis]]====
Tonis is her son.

===Relationships===

==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:Stage3-Settei07.png
</gallery>
==Notes==

==Appearances==

===[[Trigun (1998 anime)|Trigun (1998 anime):]]===
====Episodes====
*[[HARD PUNCHER (episode)|HARD PUNCHER]]
*[[LOST JULY]]
*[[B. D. N.]]

====Opening Credits====
*
'''''Preview Only'''''
*
===[[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|Trigun (manga):]]===
====Trigun====
*[[THE $$60 BILLION DOUBLE DOLLAR MAN]]
==References==

[[Category:Trigun (manga)]]
[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Manga continuity]]
[[Category:Anime continuity]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Unnamed characters]]
[[Category:Characters with unknown/uncredited actors]]

DIABLO (episode)/Credits

2024-09-03T16:19:54Z

Whyitskai: /* End CreditsTranscribed from episode 12 on the Trigun REMIX Volume 3 DVD release. */ page link for shoemaker

Credits for [[DIABLO (episode)|episode 12]] of ''[[Trigun (1998 anime)|Trigun]]''.

==English Version (Pioneer)==

===Opening Credits<ref>Transcribed from the [[Trigun REMIX Volume 1]] DVD release's [[Trigun REMIX Volume 1#Extras|English Opening]].</ref>===

{|
|+ '''Planned by'''
|Shigeki Komatsu
|-
|[[Masao Maruyama]]
|}

{|
|+'''Based on the comic by'''
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]]
|-
|Serialized in, “Young King Hours”
|-
|(Shonen Gaho Publishing)
|-
|Shonen Captain Comics
|-
|(Tokuma Publishing Company)
|}

{|
|+'''Produced by'''
|[[Shigeru Kitayama]]
|}

{|
|+'''Series Story Editor'''
| [[Yōsuke Kuroda|Yosuke Kuroda]]
|}

{|
|+ '''Character Design by'''
|[[Takahiro Yoshimatsu]]
|}

{|
|+'''Mechanical Design by'''
|[[Noriyuki Jinnguji]]
|}

{|
|+'''Art Director'''
|Hidetoshi Kaneko
|}

{|
|+'''Director of Photography'''
|Hisao Shirai
|}

{|
|+'''Audio Supervisor'''
|Yasunori Honda
|}

{|
|+'''Music'''
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|}

{|
|+'''Music Produced by'''
|Yukako Inoue (Victor Entertainment)
|}

{|
|+'''Opening Theme'''
|[[H.T|“H.T”]] Composed & Performed by [[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|}

{|
|+'''Opening Animation'''
|'''Storyboard'''
|-
|[[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|-
|'''Unit Director'''
|-
|Shigetoshi Takayanagi
|-
|'''Animation Director'''
|-
|[[Takahiro Yoshimatsu]]
|}

{|
|+'''Animation Produced by'''
|[[Madhouse|Mad House]]
|}

{|
|+'''Animation Producer'''
|Masao Morosawa
|}

{|
|+'''Directed by'''
| [[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|}

{|
|+'''Presented by'''
|Victor Company of Japan, LTD.
|}

===End Credits<ref>Transcribed from episode 12 on the [[Trigun REMIX Volume 3]] DVD release.</ref>===
{|
|+'''Cast'''
|[[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]]
|[[Masaya Onosaka]]
|-
|[[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl Stryfe]]
|[[Hiromi Tsuru]]
|-
|[[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly Thompson]]
|[[Satsuki Yukino]]
|-
|[[Monev the Gale]]
|[[Masuo Amada|Masuo Amata]]
|-
|[[Legato Bluesummers (anime)|Legato Bluesummers]]
|[[Toshihiko Seki]]
|-
|[[Rem Saverem (anime)|Rem]]
|[[Aya Hisakawa]]
|-
|[[Millions Knives (anime)|Knives]]
|[[Tohru Furusawa|Toru Furusawa]]
|-
|Sheriff
|''[[Takaya Hashi|Takaya Tsuchishi]][[DIABLO (episode)/Credits#Notes|see note]]''
|-
|Shoemaker's Wife
|[[Miki Narahashi]]
|-
|[[Shoemaker]]
|''[[Takashi Nagasako|Takashi Nagato]][[DIABLO (episode)/Credits#Notes|see note]]''
|-
|
|-
|
|[[Shinichiro Miki]][[DIABLO (episode)/Credits#Notes|see note]]
|-
|
|[[Kazuyuki Ishikawa]][[DIABLO (episode)/Credits#Notes|see note]]
|-
|
|''[[Susumu Chiba|Shinpo Chiba]][[DIABLO (episode)/Credits#Notes|see note]]''
|-
|
|[[Yuka Imai]][[DIABLO (episode)/Credits#Notes|see note]]
|}

{|
|+ '''Written by'''
| [[Yōsuke Kuroda|Yousuke Kuroda]]
|}

{|
|+'''Animation Director'''
|Makoto Koga
|}

{|
|+'''Key Animators'''
|Jun Takagi
|Kanetoshi Kanemoto
|-
|Momoru Hoshino
|Yuichiro Mayake
|-
|Shoko Nishio
|Yasuhiro Aoki
|-
|Satsoshi Tasaki
|Masahiko Saski
|-
|Norimitsu Suzuki
|Osamu Motoyama
|-
|Masatake Kawai
|
|}

{|
|+'''Inbetweeners'''
|Tadashi Sawazaki
|Kenji Fujisawa
|-
|Yoshiyuki Ikeda
|
|}

{|
|+'''Ending Theme'''
|[[Kaze Wa Mirai Ni Fuku (song)|"Kaze wa Mirai ni Fuku"]]
|-
|Written
Composed

and

Arranged by
|AKIMA & NEOS
|}

{|
|+'''Ending Animation'''
|[[Yoshimitsu Ohashi]]
|}

{|
|+'''Art Director'''
|Shinji Kitahira
|}

{|
|+'''Background'''
|Echo
|}

{|
|+'''Background Assistant'''
|Plum
|}

{|
|+'''Color Coordinator'''
|Akihiko Isozaki (Studio Oz)
|}

{|
|+'''Color Key'''
|Asako Osashi
|}

{|
|+'''Paint'''
|Shinobu Nakamura
|Kiyomi Arakawa
|-
|Hiroko Hashimoto
|
|}

{|
|+'''Photography'''
|Hitoshi Yamagushi
|Atsuo Saito
|-
|Yukio Masumoto
|Masashi Nagao
|-
|[[Madhouse]]
|Studio Twinkle
|}

{|
|+'''Sound Effects'''
|Shizou Kurahashi
|}

{|
|+'''Recording'''
|Kazunari Tanaka
|}

{|
|+'''Recording Studio'''
|Omnibus Japan
|}

{|
|+ '''Sound Produced By'''
|Arts Production
|-
|Keiko Terao
|}

{|
|+'''Edited By'''
|Ogata Editing Laboratory
|-
|Hirotoshi Ogata
|-
|Satoshi Terauchi
|-
|Yukiko Ito
|}

{|
|+'''Laboratory'''
|Tokyo Development Laboratory
|}

{|
|+ '''Titling'''
|Maki Productions
|}

{|
|+'''Video Editing'''
|Video Tech
|}

{|
|+'''Publicist'''
|Junya Ito (TV Tokyo)
|}

{|
|+'''Program Representative'''
|Mitsuki Sekiya (TV Tokyo)
|}

{|
|+ '''Production Designer'''
|Masahiro Ohtake
|}

{|
|+ '''Production Assistant'''
|Isamu Abe
|}

{|
|+'''Storyboard/Unit Director'''
|Hideo Hayashi
|}

{|
|+'''Animation Produced By'''
|[[Madhouse|Mad House]]
|}

{|
|+'''Presented By'''
|Victor Company of Japan, LTD
|}

{|
|+'''English Version Produced By'''
|Pioneer Entertainment (USA) L.P.
|}

{|
|+'''In Association with'''
|ZRO Limit Productions
|-
|&
|-
|Animaze Inc.
|}

{|
|+'''Executive Producer'''
|Hideki Goto
|}

{|
|+'''Producers'''
|Yuji Moriya
|-
|Yutaka Maseba
|-
|Haruyo Kanesaku
|}

{|
|+'''Production Coordinator'''
|Osamu Maseba
|}

{|
|+'''Assistant Producer'''
|Taku Otsuka
|}

{|
|+'''Production Assistant'''
|Keisuke Onishi
|}

{|
|+'''Translation Subtitle Timing'''
|Anna Exter/
|-
|ZRO Limit Productions
|}

{|
|+'''Director'''
|[[Lia Sargent]]
|}

{|
|+'''English ADR Script Writer'''
|[[Steve Blum|Steve Nattow]]
|-
|Trina Watton
|}

{|
|+'''Recording Facility'''
|[[Magnitude 8 Post]]
|}

{|
|+'''Digital ADR Tracking'''
|[[Phil Brewster|"Big Phil" Brewster]]
|}

{|
|+'''Final Mix'''
|[[Les Claypool III]]
|}

{|
|+'''Post Production Facility'''
|VDI Multimedia West
|}

{|
|+'''Online Editor'''
|CP Booth
|}

{|
|+'''English Cast'''
|[[Johnny Yong Bosch]]
|[[Richard Plantagenet]]
|-
|[[Frank Buck]]
|[[Dorothy Elias-Fahn|Dorothy Melendrez]]
|-
|[[John Strong]]
|[[Tony Pope|Otis McFife]]
|-
|[[James Bates]]
|[[Jonathan Fahn|Chet Weems]]
|-
|[[Kirk Thornton|Sparky Thornton]]
|[[Kirk Baily|Bo Williams]]
|-
|[[Shannon White]]
|[[Matthew Kermit Miller|Skip Hopper]]
|-
|[[Lia Sargent]]
|[[Lee Osborne]]
|-
|[[Richard Cansino|Richard Hayworth]]
|[[Janet Owen]]
|-
|[[Mary Elizabeth McGlynn|Melissa Williamson]]
|[[Peter Spellos|G. Gordon Baer]]
|-
|[[Jessica Rubinstein]]
|[[Cheryl Mandel]]
|-
|[[Bridget Hoffman|Ruby Marlowe]]
|[[Cody MacKenzie]]
|-
|[[Babe]]
|
|}

'''©1998 [[Yasuhiro Nightow]]/Shonen Gaho-Sha, Tokuma Shoten, JVC'''

==Notes==
* The following names are incorrect on the Pioneer English credits, but corrected on the FUNimation release:
** [[Takaya Hashi]]'s name is mistranslated as "''Tsuchishi''."
** [[Takashi Nagasako]]'s name is mistranslated as "''Nagato''."
* On the Pioneer English credits, [[Susumu Chiba]]'s name is mistranslated as "''Shinpo''." This goes uncorrected, as the credit is omitted completely on the FUNimation release.
* The FUNimation English credits mistakenly omit [[Shinichiro Miki]], [[Kazuyuki Ishikawa]], [[Susumu Chiba]], and [[Yuka Imaii]] from the cast.

==References==

[[Category:Credits]]
[[Category:Episode credits]]

Vash the Stampede (episode)

2024-09-03T16:18:19Z

Whyitskai: /* Notes */ added note about the color difference in hard puncher clips

{{Stub|type=episode|cont=98}}{{Episode info
|ep_number=13
|prev_ep=[[DIABLO (episode)|DIABLO]]
|next_ep=[[LITTLE ARCADIA (episode)|LITTLE ARCADIA]]
|subj=Vash the Stampede
|ja_broadcast=July 1, 1998<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20060719025254/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/list.html</ref>
|us_broadcast=April 21, 2003<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=88&page=25</ref>

|img=[[File:Trigun98_Ep13_Title_JP.png|300px]]
|img2=[[File:Trigun98_Ep13_Title_Eng_Pioneer.png|150px]] [[File:Trigun98_Ep13_Title_Eng_Funimation.png|150px]]
|ja_kanji=ヴァッシュ·ザ·スタンピード
|eng_title=Vash the Stampede
}}

'''"ヴァッシュ·ザ·スタンピード'''" ''(Eng:'' '''"Vash the Stampede"''''')'' is the thirteenth episode of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' (1998 anime)]].

==Synopsis==
Meryl writes a report for Bernardelli about Vash the Stampede, recounting multiple notable events from previous episodes.

==Characters==

==Manga==
While the majority of this episode's story is original to the anime, several scenes are adapted from the ''[[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|Trigun]]'' chapters "[[DIABLO (chapter)|DIABLO]]" and "[[SCARS]]".

== Gallery ==
{{Subpage|Gallery}}

==Notes==
===Trivia===
* This is a clip show/recap episode. However, it also contains original segments that are important to the story's progression.
* Clips from the following episodes are featured:
** [[The $$60 Billion Man]]
** [[PEACE MAKER]]
** [[TRUTH OF MISTAKE]]
** [[HARD PUNCHER (episode)|HARD PUNCHER]]
** [[LOST JULY]]
** [[MURDER MACHINE]]
** [[LOVE&PEACE]]
** [[AND BETWEEN THE WASTELAND AND SKY...]]
** [[ESCAPE FROM PAIN]]
** [[DIABLO (episode)|DIABLO]]
*The preview for this episode, as seen after the end credits of [[DIABLO (episode)|DIABLO]], features multiple reused clips from previous episodes that are not used in this episode's recap portions.
* The included clips from [[HARD PUNCHER (episode)|HARD PUNCHER]] have several notable differences:
**The clips are lighter in color than those in the episode.
**The scene of Vash stopping Gofsef's fist uses different sound effects than those in the original episode.

=== Errors ===

==== Dub ====

* In the English dub, [[December City]] is mistakenly referred to as the month by [[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl]] when she says "''last December, four months ago''." Meryl had previously stated the present date was July 20th, which makes it impossible for December to have been four months ago. This error is not present in the English subtitles for the original Japanese dialogue, where Meryl says "''Four months ago, we, Meryl Stryfe and Milly Thompson, employees of the Bernardelli Insurance Society main office in December...''"

==== Animation ====

* When [[Monev the Gale|Monev]] is pinned on the ground by [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash]], a blue sky background is incorrectly used during the closeups of Monev's head instead of the sandy ground that he is shown to be laying on in other shots in this scene.

== Credits ==
{{Subpage|Credits}}

== References ==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Trigun (1998) episodes]]
[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime continuity]]

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===[[Continuity|Continuities]]===
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=Welcome to No Man's Land - A Trigun Wiki!=

This is a wiki where we aim to document all of the information associated with the [[Trigun]] anime and manga franchise.

This wiki is currently a work in progress and has recently migrated to a new host, so pardon our dust as we get settled and resume work.

[[Trigun|What is Trigun?]] Read about its history by clicking the link.
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===[[Continuity|Continuities]]===
*[[Anime continuity]]
*[[Manga continuity]]
*[[Stampede continuity]]

===Anime===
*[[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' (1998 anime)]]
*[[Trigun Badlands Rumble|''Trigun: Badlands Rumble'' (2010 film)]]
*[[Trigun Stampede|''Trigun Stampede'' (2023 anime)]]

===Manga===
*[[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|''Trigun'' & ''Trigun Maximum'']]
*[[Trigun Multiple Bullets|''Trigun Multiple Bullets'' (anthology)]]
*Trigun Overhaul

===[[:Category:Characters|Characters]]===
*[[Vash the Stampede (disambiguation)|Vash the Stampede]]
*[[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (disambiguation)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
*[[Meryl Stryfe (disambiguation)|Meryl Stryfe]]
*[[Milly Thompson (disambiguation)|Milly Thompson]]
*[[Millions Knives (disambiguation)|Millions Knives]]
*[[Legato Bluesummers (disambiguation)|Legato Bluesummers]]

===[[:Category:Merchandise|Merchandise]]===
*[[:Category:Books|Books]]
*[[:Category:Home media|Home media releases]]
*[[:Category:Soundtracks|Soundtracks]]
*[[:Category:Toys|Toys]]
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== Important Note for Wiki Members regarding Discord ==
[[User:Whyitskai]] here, I am the owner of the discord created for this wiki. As on May 3, 2024, my Discord account has been hacked and taken over. Please do not interact with discord user whyitskai in the Trigun Wiki server, and if you are a member there already please block that account. As I no longer have control, I would advise leaving it as of now and we can create a new server if need be.

Sorry to leave this message on the main page but I have no easy way to spread the word on Discord right now. This section will be removed once things are resolved.
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User:Whyitskai

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{{Character Info|gender=man|subj=Kai|age=30|occupation=trigun enjoyer|alias=whyitskai, why-its-kai}}

Hi I'm Kai. I like Trigun a little too much.

Mainly fixated on the 1998 anime, aspects of its animation production, its English dub, the differences between releases, documenting home media releases/merchandise/toylines/etc., the soundtrack, minor characters, and all sorts of other random and/or trivial details (which is why those sections of the wiki currently have the most detail and time put into them, haha). I very interested in scanning/archiving rarer/obscure content and I am currently working on obtaining and scanning all of the Monthly Satellite Times inserts included with the original Japanese Laserdisc/VHS releases.

==== my main areas of interest ====
* 1998 anime/anime continuity
* Side characters, less popular/known characters
* Worldbuilding details
* The English dub and the voice actors
* Production materials/the production aspect as a whole
* Merchandise/toylines
* Home media releases
* Soundtracks and the songs
* Animation errors
* Archiving lesser known official materials
* Differences between releases (distributors, regions, languages)

====find me elsewhere====

[https://why-its-kai.tumblr.com/ my tumblr]

[https://monthly-satellite-times.tumblr.com/ my tumblr archive of Trigun scans]

[https://why-its-kai.neocities.org/ my neocities trigun fansite (wip)]

[https://myfigurecollection.net/profile/whyitskai my myfigurecollection]

whyitskai on discord

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Opening animation (1998 anime)

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== Summary ==

== Music ==
The opening animation is set to the song "[[H.T]]", composed and performed by [[Tsuneo Imahori]].

== Versions ==
Each episode (except for [[TRUTH OF MISTAKE|episode 2]]) has a unique version of the opening credits. Clips from the respective episode are shown from 0:56-1:06.

From episodes 1 through 17, a wanted poster for Vash is shown during the opening, which is replaced by an evacuation poster from episodes 18 through 26.

=== TV broadcast versions ===
An incomplete version of the opening animation was used on the initial airings of episodes 1-9, with 8 versions being included on the first 5 LaserDisc releases. These versions have incomplete and missing animation, with an additional segment of episode clips being shown from 0:10-0:20 in place of two animated sequences from the final.

== Characters ==

=== Final version ===
In order of appearance:

* [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]]
* [[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl Stryfe]]
* [[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly Thompson]]
* [[Kuroneko-sama]]
* [[Rem Saverem (anime)|Rem Saverem]]

=== Episode clips only ===

==== [[The $$60 Billion Man]]/[[TRUTH OF MISTAKE]] ====

* [[Descartes]]
* [[Descartes' gang]]

==== [[PEACE MAKER]] ====

* [[Mob leader]]

==== [[LOVE&PEACE]] ====

* [[Stan's hired mercenaries]]

==== [[HARD PUNCHER (episode)|HARD PUNCHER]] ====

* [[Monica]]
* [[Professor Nebraska]]
* [[Gofsef Nebraska]]

==== [[LOST JULY]] ====

* [[Kesskass]]
* [[Elizabeth]]
* Plant technicians

==== [[B. D. N.]] ====

* [[Kaite Trevisick]]
* [[Brilliant Dynamites Neon]]
* [[The Bad Lads]]

==== [[AND BETWEEN THE WASTELAND AND SKY...]] ====

* [[Brilliant Dynamites Neon]]

==== [[MURDER MACHINE]] ====

* [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]

==== [[QUICK DRAW]] ====

* [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
* Quick Draw Competition competing gunmen

==== [[ESCAPE FROM PAIN]] ====

* [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
* [[Moore]]
* [[Julius]]

==== [[DIABLO (episode)|DIABLO]] ====

* [[Monev the Gale]]
* Unnamed city kids
* [[Legato Bluesummers (anime)|Legato Bluesummers]]

==== [[Vash the Stampede (episode)|Vash the Stampede]] ====

* Unnamed traveling girl

==== [[LITTLE ARCADIA (episode)|LITTLE ARCADIA]] ====

* [[Patricia Nebraska]]
* [[Marilyn Nebraska]]
* [[Tonkichi, Chinpei, and Kanta]]

==== [[DEMONS EYE]] ====

* [[Legato Bluesummers (anime)|Legato Bluesummers]]
* [[Dominique the Cyclops]]

==== [[FIFTH MOON (episode)|FIFTH MOON]] ====

* [[Legato Bluesummers (anime)|Legato Bluesummers]]
* [[E.G. Mine]]
* Augusta citizens
* [[Rai-Dei the Blade (anime)|Rai-Dei the Blade]]

==== [[REM SAVEREM (episode)|REM SAVEREM]] ====

* [[Millions Knives (anime)|Child Knives]]
* [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Child Vash]]
* [[Rowan]]
* [[Mary]]

==== [[GOODBYE FOR NOW]] ====

* [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
* [[Lina (character)|Lina]]
* [[Mohican]]
* [[Eriks (anime)|Ericks]]

==== [[HANG FIRE]] ====

* [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
* [[Leonof the Puppetmaster (anime)|Leonof the Puppetmaster]]

==== [[FLYING SHIP]] ====

* [[Jessica (anime)|Jessica]]
* [[Brad (anime)|Brad]]
* [[Doctor (anime)|Doctor]]
* [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
* Ship residents

==== [[OUT OF TIME]] ====

* [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
* [[Legato Bluesummers (anime)|Legato Bluesummers]]
* [[Jessica (anime)|Jessica]]
* [[Brad (anime)|Brad]]
* [[Millions Knives (anime)|Millions Knives]]

==== [[ALTERNATIVE]] ====

* [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
* [[Sandworms]]
* [[Zazie the Beast (anime)|Bete/Zazie the Beast]]

==== [[PARADISE]] ====

* [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
* [[Chapel the Evergreen]]

==== [[SIN (episode)|SIN]] ====

* [[Millions Knives (anime)|Millions Knives]]
* [[Midvalley the Hornfreak (anime)|Midvalley the Hornfreak]]
* [[Legato Bluesummers (anime)|Legato Bluesummers]]

==== [[LIVE THROUGH]] ====

* Unnamed worker

==== [[UNDER THE SKY SO BLUE]] ====

* [[Millions Knives (anime)|Millions Knives]]
* [[Millions Knives (anime)|Child Knives]]
* [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Child Vash]]

== Notes ==
[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]

Ending animation (1998 anime)

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== Summary ==

== Music ==
The end credits animation is set to the song [[Kaze Wa Mirai Ni Fuku (song)|"風は未来に吹く" (Hepburn: ''Kaze wa Mirai ni Fuku'')]] by AKIMA & NEOS. The full song was released on the [[Kaze Wa Mirai Ni Fuku (single)]], [[Trigun The First Donuts]], and [[Trigun Spicy Stewed Donut|Trigun: Spicy Stewed Donut]] soundtrack CDs.

== Versions ==
At least two versions of the end credits with minor visual differences in each scene are known to exist.

''Note: The names "Version A" and "Version B" are not official.''

=== Notable Differences ===
Throughout the entire ending animation, the colors in version A are darker in comparison to version B.

==== Scene 1 ====

The framing of the shot is different. The shape and placement of the sun is different. The lens flare effect is softer and aligned differently in version A than the one in version B. <gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:ED Animated1A.png|Version A
File:ED Animated1B.png|Version B
</gallery><gallery mode="packed" heights="200" caption="Lens Flare">
File:ED Animated1ALensFlare.png|Version A
File:ED Animated1BLensFlare.png|Version B
</gallery>

==== Scene 2 ====

The framing of the shot is different. The umbrella is yellow in version A and white in version B. The coloring and shading on Vash has been redone.<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:ED Still1A.png|Version A
File:ED Still1B.png|Version B
</gallery>

==== Scene 3 ====

The framing of the shot is different. The drink is green in version A and blue in version B. The railing behind Vash is lower in version B. The edge of an uneven wooden plank roof is visible above Vash in version B. The mountains in the background are lower in version B. The coloring and shading on Kuroneko, Vash, the table, and chair has been redone. There is additional shading and detail on Vash's sculpture in version A that is absent in version B.<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:ED Still2A.png|Version A
File:ED Still2B.png|Version B
</gallery>

===== Scene 4 =====

The framing of the shot is different. In version A, the lens of Vash's glasses are fully opaque, while in version B, they are translucent. The coloring, shading, and highlights on the glasses' frames and lens are done differently in each version. The shape of the sparkle is different. The reflection cast by the glasses' lenses are shaped and colored differently, with version A's being darker and sharper and version B's being lighter and softer. The coloring and shading on Vash, the two Kuronekos, and hammock has been redone.<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:ED Still3A.png|Version A
File:ED Still3B.png|Version B
</gallery>

==== Scene 5 ====

The background image is much clearer in version A, while in version B it is blurry and faded. In version B horizon line is slightly higher and Vash's placement is altered slightly from version A. The animated wind effect in the foreground is more visible in version A while it is barely visible in version B. The lens flare effect is brighter, sharper, and aligned differently in version A than the one in version B.<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:ED Animated2A.png|Version A
File:ED Animated2B.png|Version B
</gallery><gallery mode="packed" heights="200" caption="Lens Flare">
File:ED Animated2ALensFlare.png|Version A
File:ED Animated2BLensFlare.png|Version B
</gallery>

=== Appearances ===
''Note: this list is incomplete.''

==== Version A ====

* Geneon Remix DVD release
** Episodes 1-25
** Non-Credit Ending (Disc 2 Extra)
* FUNimation Trigun: The Complete Series DVD release (2010)
** Episodes 10-25

==== Version B ====

* FUNimation Trigun: The Complete Series DVD release (2010)
** Episodes 1-9
** Non-Credit Ending (Extra)

== Characters ==

* [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]]
* [[Toma|Thomas]]
* [[Kuroneko-sama]]

== Notes ==

* [[UNDER THE SKY SO BLUE|Episode 26]] is the only episode to not use the ending animation during the end credits.

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]

Ending Animation (1998 anime)

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Ending animation (1998 anime)

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== Summary ==

== Music ==
The end credits animation is set to the song [[Kaze Wa Mirai Ni Fuku (song)|"風は未来に吹く" (Hepburn: ''Kaze wa Mirai ni Fuku'')]] by AKIMA & NEOS. The full song was released on the [[Kaze Wa Mirai Ni Fuku (single)]], [[Trigun The First Donuts]], and [[Trigun: Spicy Stewed Donut]] soundtrack CDs.

== Versions ==
At least two versions of the end credits with minor visual differences in each scene are known to exist.

''Note: The names "Version A" and "Version B" are not official.''

=== Notable Differences ===
Throughout the entire ending animation, the colors in version A are darker in comparison to version B.

==== Scene 1 ====

The framing of the shot is different. The shape and placement of the sun is different. The lens flare effect is softer and aligned differently in version A than the one in version B. <gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:ED Animated1A.png|Version A
File:ED Animated1B.png|Version B
</gallery><gallery mode="packed" heights="200" caption="Lens Flare">
File:ED Animated1ALensFlare.png|Version A
File:ED Animated1BLensFlare.png|Version B
</gallery>

==== Scene 2 ====

The framing of the shot is different. The umbrella is yellow in version A and white in version B. The coloring and shading on Vash has been redone.<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:ED Still1A.png|Version A
File:ED Still1B.png|Version B
</gallery>

==== Scene 3 ====

The framing of the shot is different. The drink is green in version A and blue in version B. The railing behind Vash is lower in version B. The edge of an uneven wooden plank roof is visible above Vash in version B. The mountains in the background are lower in version B. The coloring and shading on Kuroneko, Vash, the table, and chair has been redone. There is additional shading and detail on Vash's sculpture in version A that is absent in version B.<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:ED Still2A.png|Version A
File:ED Still2B.png|Version B
</gallery>

===== Scene 4 =====

The framing of the shot is different. In version A, the lens of Vash's glasses are fully opaque, while in version B, they are translucent. The coloring, shading, and highlights on the glasses' frames and lens are done differently in each version. The shape of the sparkle is different. The reflection cast by the glasses' lenses are shaped and colored differently, with version A's being darker and sharper and version B's being lighter and softer. The coloring and shading on Vash, the two Kuronekos, and hammock has been redone.<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:ED Still3A.png|Version A
File:ED Still3B.png|Version B
</gallery>

==== Scene 5 ====

The background image is much clearer in version A, while in version B it is blurry and faded. In version B horizon line is slightly higher and Vash's placement is altered slightly from version A. The animated wind effect in the foreground is more visible in version A while it is barely visible in version B. The lens flare effect is brighter, sharper, and aligned differently in version A than the one in version B.<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:ED Animated2A.png|Version A
File:ED Animated2B.png|Version B
</gallery><gallery mode="packed" heights="200" caption="Lens Flare">
File:ED Animated2ALensFlare.png|Version A
File:ED Animated2BLensFlare.png|Version B
</gallery>

=== Appearances ===
''Note: this list is incomplete.''

==== Version A ====

* Geneon Remix DVD release
** Episodes 1-25
** Non-Credit Ending (Disc 2 Extra)
* FUNimation Trigun: The Complete Series DVD release (2010)
** Episodes 10-25

==== Version B ====

* FUNimation Trigun: The Complete Series DVD release (2010)
** Episodes 1-9
** Non-Credit Ending (Extra)

== Characters ==

* [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]]
* [[Toma|Thomas]]
* [[Kuroneko-sama]]

== Notes ==

* [[UNDER THE SKY SO BLUE|Episode 26]] is the only episode to not use the ending animation during the end credits.

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]

The $$60 Billion Man

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{{Episode info
|subj =The $$60 Billion Man
|img =[[File:{{{img|Trigun98_Ep01_Title_JP.png}}}|300px]]
|ja_kanji =600億$$の男
|ep_number =1
|ja_broadcast =April 1, 1998<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20060719025254/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/list.html</ref>
|us_broadcast =April 1, 2003<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20030413021223/http://schedule.cartoonnetwork.com/servlet/ScheduleServlet?action=GO&theDate=3/31/03&timeZone=EST</ref>
|writer =[[Yōsuke Kuroda|Yousuke Kuroda]]
|director =[[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|next_ep =[[TRUTH OF MISTAKE]]
|eng_pioneer=The $$60 Billion Man|eng_funimation=The $$60,000,000,000.00 Man|img2=[[File:{{{img|Trigun98_Ep01_Title_Eng_Pioneer.png}}}|150px]] [[File:{{{img|Trigun98_Ep01_Title_Eng_Funimation.png}}}|150px]]|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]}}

'''"600億$$の男"''' ''(Eng:'' '''"The $$60 Billion Man"'''Pioneer '','' '''"The $$60,000,000,000.00 Man"'''Funimation'')'' is the first episode of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' (1998 anime)]].

== Synopsis==
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In a saloon in the middle of the desert, two men are playing cards while talking about [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]], an infamous outlaw with a bounty of $$60,000,000,000.00 (pronounced "[[double dollars]]”) on his head, and his recent destruction of [[Places (anime)|Dankin Town]]. One of them remarks that the town's undertaker got so rich, he built himself a house made of wood. Nearby, a man in a red coat with spiky blond hair is seen drinking alone at the bar as the men talk. The bartender steps outside and suddenly runs away screaming. The men immediately stop talking and slowly draw their guns. Loud mechanical whirs are heard before the building is sliced in two by a massive boomerang. A group of armed men begin firing their guns at what’s left of the saloon, blasting it to pieces. When the dust clears, only the saloon sign is left standing. The man in red sets down his drink as the battered saloon sign falls to the ground, revealing him completely unharmed. The man stands up slowly and turns to face the gunmen as the boomerang flies past overhead to return to its wielder, [[Descartes]]: a giant, red-clad, short-legged man with a green mohawk, pierced ears, and a mechanical arm. Descartes grins, stating that he's finally found him. The man in red silently draws his gun, a silver Long Colt revolver, and aims.

Amidst the ruins of Dankin Town, the sheriff explains the destruction caused by Vash the Stampede to [[Loose Ruth]], a blond man wearing a long grey coat and a brimmed hat obscuring his face with a large rifle slung over his shoulder. Ruth remarks that the undertakers must be happy as he inquires how many people were killed. The sheriff responds that although there were many injuries, no one actually died. Ruth asks for a description of Vash. The sheriff admits he didn't get a good look at him, but that he wore red, had earrings, and was a giant man with short legs. Ruth thanks the sheriff for his help and leaves while the sheriff warns him to stay away from Vash for his own good.

Meanwhile, out at [[Places (anime)|Felnarl]] Exit 10 iles, a group of men are hanging out inside a bar as the cook cleans behind the counter. A news report is playing on the radio reporting the destruction of Dankin Town and telling residents to go to their designated shelter areas. Two women, [[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl Stryfe]] and [[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly Thompson]], enter the bar. The men in the bar turn and leer at them as they approach the bar counter. Meryl confidently orders a banana sundae and Milly a a ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mille-feuille gateau mille-feuille]'' with Ceylon tea, which causes the men to exclaim in surprise and make a vulgar joke in regards to their orders. Milly, seemingly not understanding, says that's not what she ordered. A large stungun suddenly falls out from beneath her duster, causing the table to flip up and smash one of the rude men in the face. She apologizes and remarks that her must have sling broke again as she lifts the heavy stungun over her shoulder with ease. Meryl asks the cook if he has any information about Vash the Stampede, as she'd heard he'd shown up in Felnarl recently. The cook inquires if they are after the bounty. Meryl and Milly reply no, they are actually passing through here on business. The cook admits he didn't get a good look at him, but describes Vash as being a 12 feelz tall man with a mohawk who wields a huge weapon, and that he has tons of henchmen and the reputation as the worst womanizer anyone's ever seen. Meryl is confident that's the man they're looking for.

Outside of Felnarl Town, Descartes and his gang have lost sight of Vash and are searching for him. Descartes commands his gang to find him no matter what. The long-haired henchman says that he doesn't believe that coward of a man was Vash and that they should just move on. Descartes grabs him by the head with his mechanical arm and lifts the frightened henchman and reprimands him for trying to give orders. Descartes is certain the man was Vash because of what he was wearing. He orders the henchman to find Vash or he'll break his neck.

The bearded henchman is searching amongst the rocks, walking cautiously with a gun in his hand. A hand suddenly emerges from the ground, grabbing the henchman's ankle, causing him to scream and fall to the ground. Vash's head then bursts from the ground, a drinking straw in his mouth. He loudly gasps for air, remarking to himself that he thought he was going to suffocate. The henchman starts to yell that he's found Vash, but Vash swiftly knocks him out with a chop to the face. With a cheerful greeting, Vash begins rifling through the unconscious henchman's pockets for bullets. Vash then remembers what happened earlier, after he drew his gun at Descartes' gang outside the decimated saloon: ''Vash pulled the trigger, but nothing happened. The henchmen all grinned and laughed while Vash nervously checked his gun. Upon seeing it was completely empty of bullets, Vash screamed, then awkwardly began to back off with a weak chuckle. The henchmen opened fire at Vash, who ran off shrieking.'' Back in the present, Vash chuckles and remarks it's a miracle he actually survived as he continues to rifle through the bearded henchman's weapons. The bald henchman suddenly pops up on a rock formation behind Vash and shouts that he's found him. In a panic, Vash flings the bearded henchman's pistol with a scream, clocking the bald henchman in the head. Vash's triumph is short-lived as the other three henchmen appear and begin shooting at him. Vash shrieks and begins erratically scuttling away on all fours, dodging the gunfire. Descartes is amused by Vash's antics and commands the henchmen to hunt him down.

Vash is running and panting for breath and stops to rest under a rocky outcrop. He notices he's still being followed, spotting the tall henchman nearby. 

== Characters ==
In order of appearance:

* Saloon patrons
** Man 1
** Man 2
* Bartender
* [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]]
* [[Descartes' gang]]
** [[Descartes' gang#Henchman A|Henchman A]]
** [[Descartes' gang#Henchman B|Henchman B]]
** [[Descartes' gang#Henchman C|Henchman C]]
** [[Descartes' gang#Henchman D|Henchman D]]
** [[Descartes' gang#Henchman E|Henchman E]]
* [[Descartes]]
* [[Loose Ruth]]
* [[Sheriff of Dankin Town]]
* [[Lob's Diner patrons]]
* [[Kuroneko-sama]]
* [[Bartender (Lob's Diner)]]
* [[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl Stryfe]]
* [[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly Thompson]]

== Manga ==
While the majority of this episode's story is original to the anime, Meryl and Milly's introduction scene at the bar is adapted from the first chapter of [[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|''Trigun'']], "[[THE $$60 BILLION DOUBLE DOLLAR MAN]]".

Descartes later appeared in the ''[[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|Trigun Maximum]]'' chapter "[[RETURN OF THE BLUE WIND OF DEATH]]".

Loose Ruth, Descartes, and two of his henchmen would later make a brief cameo appearance in the ''[[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|Trigun Maximum]]'' chapter "[[THE END OF THE JOURNEY AND THE ECHOES OF BREATHING]]".

== Gallery ==
{{Subpage|Gallery}}

==Notes==
===Trivia===
*The [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-1)|Monthly Satellite Times]] headline for this episode reads "''Felnarl Region was attacked by Extra-large Humanoid Typhoon!!''"
* The unique opening credits animation for this episode were mistakenly used for all 26 episodes on the original English release by Pioneer Entertainment (USA). This was corrected on the 2006 ''[[Trigun REMIX|Trigun Remix]]'' DVDs release by Geneon (formerly known as Pioneer). However, FUNimation repeated Pioneer's original mistake on their first release of the series with the 2010 ''[[Trigun - The Complete Series]]'' DVD set and episode 1's opening was once again used for every episode. Later releases by FUNimation, including their streaming services, have corrected this error.
**However, [[TRUTH OF MISTAKE|episode 2]] continues to use episode 1's unique opening credits on all releases.

=== Errors ===

==== Animation ====
[[File:01 BoomerangError.png|thumb|150x150px|Boomerang with visible cel edge.]]
* In the scenes where Vash is riding and falling off Meryl's thomas and when he faces off against Descartes, his revolver can be seen in his holster. He should not have had it, as Descartes was shown to be in possession of at this time. Additionally, a scene near the end of the episode shows Vash retrieving his revolver from the defeated Descartes.
* When Ruth throws a grenade at Descartes and his gang, the tip of the boomerang disappears and the unfinished edge of the cel is briefly visible when the camera pans down.
{{Clear}}

== Credits ==
{{Subpage|Credits}}

== Home Media Releases ==

{| class="sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+ '''LaserDisc'''
|-
| 🇯🇵 || 1998 || [[TRIGUN STAGE-1]]
|-
| 🇯🇵 || 1998 ||[[TRIGUN LD-BOX.1]]
|}
{| class="sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+ '''VHS'''
|-
| 🇯🇵 || 1998 || [[TRIGUN STAGE-1]]
|-
| 🇯🇵 || 1998 ||[[TRIGUN R-1]]
|-
| 🇺🇸 || 2000 ||[[Trigun - The $$60,000,000,000 Man]] (dub)
|-
| 🇺🇸 || 2000 ||[[Trigun - The $$60,000,000,000 Man]] (sub)
|}
{| class="sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+ '''DVD'''
|-
|-
| 🇯🇵 || 1999 ||[[TRIGUN D-1]]
|-
| 🇺🇸 || 2000 ||[[Trigun - The $$60,000,000,000 Man]]
|-
| 🇺🇸 || 2001 || Trigun: DVD Box Set (disc 1)
|-
| 🇯🇵 || 2004 ||[[TRIGUN R-1]]
|-
| 🇺🇸 || 2004 ||[[Trigun - The $$60,000,000,000 Man (Geneon Signature Series)]]
|-
| 🇺🇸 || 2005 ||[[Trigun - Limited Collector's Edition I]] (disc 1)
|-
| 🇺🇸 || 2006 ||[[Trigun REMIX Volume 1]]
|-
| 🇺🇸 || 2010 ||[[Trigun - The Complete Series]] (disc 1)
|}
{| class="sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+ '''UMD'''
|-
| 🇺🇸 || 2005 ||[[Trigun - UMD Volume 1]]
|}

== References ==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Trigun (1998) episodes]]
[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime continuity]]

SIN (episode)

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{{Stub|type=episode|cont=98}}{{About|the anime episode|the manga chapter of the same name|SIN (chapter)}}{{Episode info|ep_number=24|prev_ep=[[PARADISE]]|next_ep=[[LIVE THROUGH]]|eng_funimation=Sin|subj=SIN|ja_broadcast=September 16, 1998<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20060719025254/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/list.html</ref>|us_broadcast=May 8, 2003<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=88&page=25</ref>|img=[[File:{{{img|Trigun98_Ep24_Title_JP.png}}}|300px]]|img2=[[File:{{{img|Trigun98_Ep24_Title_Eng_Pioneer.png}}}|150px]] [[File:{{{img|Trigun98_Ep24_Title_Eng_Funimation.png}}}|150px]]|ja_kanji=罪|eng_pioneer=SIN}}

'''"罪"''' ''(Eng:'' '''"SIN"'''Pioneer '','' '''"Sin"'''Funimation'')'' is the twenty-fourth episode of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' (1998 anime)]].

==Synopsis==
Vash is attacked by one last Gung-Ho Gun, Midvalley the Hornfreak. Legato takes Meryl and Milly hostage and forces Vash to make a grievous decision.

==Characters==
In order of appearance:

== Manga ==
The preview for [[LIVE THROUGH|episode 25]] at the end of this episode has Vash repeating part of his dialogue from his conversation with Rem in [[DIABLO (episode)|episode 12]], which in turn was adapted from the [[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|''Trigun'']] chapter "[[ASSAULT]]".

== Gallery ==
{{Subpage|Gallery}}

==Notes==

=== Trivia ===
* The [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-12)|Monthly Satellite Times]] headline for this episode reads "''Vash comes!! Many injured left.''"
* The next episode preview for "[[LIVE THROUGH]]" at the end of this episode is the only one not to play any music behind the narration.

== Credits ==
{{Subpage|Credits}}

== References ==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Trigun (1998) episodes]]
[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime continuity]]

PARADISE

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{{Stub|type=episode|cont=98}}
{{Episode info|ep_number=23|prev_ep=[[ALTERNATIVE]]|next_ep=[[SIN (episode)|SIN]]|eng_funimation=Paradise|subj=PARADISE|ja_broadcast=September 9, 1998<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20060719025254/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/list.html</ref>|us_broadcast=May 7, 2003<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=88&page=25</ref>|img=[[File:{{{img|Trigun98_Ep23_Title_JP.png}}}|300px]]|img2=[[File:{{{img|Trigun98_Ep23_Title_Eng_Pioneer.png}}}|150px]] [[File:{{{img|Trigun98_Ep23_Title_Eng_Funimation.png}}}|150px]]|ja_kanji=楽園|eng_pioneer=PARADISE}}

'''"楽園"''' ''(Eng:'' '''"PARADISE"'''Pioneer '','' '''"Paradise"'''Funimation'')'' is the twenty-third episode of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' (1998 anime)]].

==Synopsis==
Wolfwood confronts his old mentor, Chapel the Evergreen.

==Characters==
In order of appearance:

== Manga ==

== Gallery ==
{{Subpage|Gallery}}

==Notes==
===Trivia===
* The [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-12)|Monthly Satellite Times]] headline for this episode reads "''Mystery!? Every resident all of the town was spirited off.''"

== Credits ==
{{Subpage|Credits}}

== References ==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Trigun (1998) episodes]]
[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime continuity]]

Trigun Anime Manga "Wolfwood" (one-shot)

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{{Stub}}{{Disambig|Wolfwood|about=the one-shot anime manga comic book}}{{SingleBookInfobox|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' (1998 anime)]]|type=Comic book, anime manga|pub_us=Dark Horse Comics<ref name="DH">[https://www.darkhorse.com/Comics/10-680/Trigun-Anime-Manga-Wolfwood-one-shot Trigun Anime Manga "Wolfwood" (one-shot) :: Profile :: Dark Horse Comics]</ref>|img=WolfwoodOneShotFrontCover.png|date_us=February 23, 2005<ref name="DH" />|page_num=24<ref name="DH" />|vol_title=''Trigun'' Anime Manga "Wolfwood" (one-shot)|imgcaption=Front cover}}

'''''Trigun'' Anime Manga "Wolfwood" (one-shot)''' is an English {{Wikipedia|Film comic|"anime manga"}} comic book released by Dark Horse.

== Overview ==
This preview comic book is a promo for the ''Trigun'' Anime Manga series released by Dark Horse, containing an excerpt from the second volume.<ref>[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2005-01-12/25-cent-trigun-issue 25 Cent Trigun Issue - News - Anime News Network]</ref> It is printed in full color and reads right-to-left.

== Contents ==
The comic is an abridged adaptation of the ninth episode of the [[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' anime]], "[[MURDER MACHINE]]", created using screenshots from the episode and dialogue from the English dub.

== Gallery ==
<gallery mode="nolines" heights="200">
File:WolfwoodOneShotBackCover.png|Back cover.
</gallery>

== Notes ==

* The comic book retailed for 25 cents.

== Links ==

* [https://www.darkhorse.com/Comics/10-680/Trigun-Anime-Manga-Wolfwood-one-shot Dark Horse official website page for the comic]

== References ==

<references />
[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Books]]
[[Category:Comic books]]
[[Category:Anime manga]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]

Category:Anime manga

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Pages pertaining to the "anime manga", also known as {{Wikipedia|Film comic|film comic}}, releases of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' (1998 anime)]].

[[Category:Books]]
[[Category:Print materials]]

Category:Anime manga

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Pages pertaining to the "anime manga" releases of the [[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' (1998 anime)]].

[[Category:Books]]
[[Category:Print materials]]

Category:Comic books

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Pages pertaining to comic books releases of ''[[Trigun]]''.

[[Category:Books]]
[[Category:Print materials]]

Trigun Anime Manga "Wolfwood" (one-shot)

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{{Stub}}{{Disambig|Wolfwood|about=the one-shot anime manga comic book}}{{SingleBookInfobox|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' (1998 anime)]]|type=Comic book, anime manga|pub_us=Dark Horse Comics<ref name="DH">[https://www.darkhorse.com/Comics/10-680/Trigun-Anime-Manga-Wolfwood-one-shot Trigun Anime Manga "Wolfwood" (one-shot) :: Profile :: Dark Horse Comics]</ref>|img=WolfwoodOneShotFrontCover.png|date_us=February 23, 2005<ref name="DH" />|page_num=24<ref name="DH" />|vol_title=''Trigun'' Anime Manga "Wolfwood" (one-shot)|imgcaption=Front cover}}

'''''Trigun'' Anime Manga "Wolfwood" (one-shot)''' is an English "anime manga" comic book released by Dark Horse.

== Overview ==
This preview comic book is a promo for the ''Trigun'' Anime Manga series released by Dark Horse, containing an excerpt from the second volume.<ref>[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2005-01-12/25-cent-trigun-issue 25 Cent Trigun Issue - News - Anime News Network]</ref> It is printed in full color and reads right-to-left.

== Contents ==
The comic is an abridged adaptation of the ninth episode of the [[Trigun (1998 anime)|''Trigun'' anime]], "[[MURDER MACHINE]]", created using screenshots from the episode and dialogue from the English dub.

== Gallery ==
<gallery mode="nolines" heights="200">
File:WolfwoodOneShotBackCover.png|Back cover.
</gallery>

== Notes ==

* The comic book retailed for 25 cents.

== Links ==

* [https://www.darkhorse.com/Comics/10-680/Trigun-Anime-Manga-Wolfwood-one-shot Dark Horse official website page for the comic]

== References ==

<references />
[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Books]]
[[Category:Comic books]]
[[Category:Anime manga]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]

File:WolfwoodOneShotBackCover.png

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Whyitskai: Back cover of Trigun Anime Manga "Wolfwood" one-shot comic book published by Dark Horse. Scanned by User:Whyitskai.

== Summary ==
Back cover of Trigun Anime Manga "Wolfwood" one-shot comic book published by Dark Horse.

Scanned by [[User:Whyitskai]].

File:WolfwoodOneShotFrontCover.png

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Whyitskai: Front cover of Trigun Anime Manga "Wolfwood" one-shot comic book published by Dark Horse. Scanned by User:Whyitskai.

== Summary ==
Front cover of Trigun Anime Manga "Wolfwood" one-shot comic book published by Dark Horse.

Scanned by [[User:Whyitskai]].

Wolfwood (disambiguation)

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The name '''Wolfwood''' can refer to several different things:

* [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (disambiguation)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]], a character who appears in all versions of ''[[Trigun]]''.
* Multiple [[Trigun & Trigun Maximum|''Trigun Maximum'']] chapters:
** "WOLFWOOD", the 4th chapter of ''[[Trigun Maximum Volume 2: Death Blue]]''
** "WOLFWOOD", the 7th chapter of ''[[Trigun Maximum Volume 10: Wolfwood]]''
** "WOLFWOOD SPINOFF - FREED BIRD", the 6th chapter of ''[[Trigun Maximum Volume 8: Silent Ruin]]''
* [[WOLFWOOD (episode)|"WOLFWOOD"]], episode 7 of ''[[Trigun Stampede]].''
* Multiple books:
** ''[[Trigun Maximum Volume 10: Wolfwood]]'', book
** ''Trigun Anime Manga Volume 2: Wolfwood'', book
*** ''[[Trigun Anime Manga "Wolfwood" (one-shot)]]'', comic

* Multiple home media releases:
** [[Trigun - Wolfwood]], volume 3 of the Pioneer US VHS/DVD release
** [[Trigun - Wolfwood (Geneon Signature Series)]], volume 3 of the Geneon US DVD release

[[Category:Disambiguation pages]]

TRIGUN STAGE-5

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{{Home Media info|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-5
|img=Stage5LD Front.png
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=5
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17636/JVLA-58025/Trigun:-vol.05</ref>
|released=December 2, 1998<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58025LD<ref name="CDVIDEO"/> JVLA58025LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1065VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|prev_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-4]]
|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-6]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-5''' is the fifth volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[MURDER MACHINE|9]] and [[QUICK DRAW|10]], as well as the original TV broadcast version of the opening animation that was used for episode 9.

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[MURDER MACHINE]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#9TV放送版OP
|''#9 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
====Side 2 - [[QUICK DRAW]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|}

===VHS===

==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is dark blue. The artwork features [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Wolfwood]] with the wrapped [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)#The_Punisher|Punisher]] and one of his [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)#Grader Handguns|Grader handguns]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-5)|fifth Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200" caption="LaserDisc">
Stage5LD Front.png|LaserDisc front cover.
Stage5LD Back.png|LaserDisc back cover.
Stage5 Obi.png|LaserDisc obi strip.
</gallery>
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200" caption="VHS">
VHSStage5.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>
== Video==
=== #9TV放送版OP ===
<center><youtube>HVVayWtAH54</youtube></center>

==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".
* On the chapter listing for episode 10 on the package of LaserDisc release, there is a sticker covering a 6th chapter with the name "#10TV放送版OP". Side 2 only has 5 chapters, ending after the next episode preview. Whether there was originally a TV broadcast OP for episode 10 meant to be included on this release or if this was simply a printing error is unknown.

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-4

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{{Home Media info|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-4
|img=LDStage4.png
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=4
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17635/JVLA-58024/Trigun:-vol.04</ref>
|released=November 6, 1998<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58024LD<ref name="CDVIDEO"/> JVLA58024LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1064VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|prev_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-3]]
|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-5]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-4''' is the fourth volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[B. D. N.|7]] and [[AND BETWEEN THE WASTELAND AND SKY...|8]], as well as the original TV broadcast versions of the opening animation that was used for each episode.

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[B. D. N.|B.D.N]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#7TV放送版OP
|''#7 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
====Side 2 - [[AND BETWEEN THE WASTELAND AND SKY...|そして荒野と空の間を]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#8TV放送版OP
|''8 TV broadcast version OP''
|}

===VHS===

==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is light green. The artwork features [[Brilliant Dynamites Neon]] with his [[Brilliant_Dynamites_Neon#Magnam_B%E2%80%A2D_Special_pistol|Magnam B•D Special pistol]] and a group of [[The Bad Lads|Bad Lads]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-4)|fourth Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
LDStage4.png|LaserDisc cover.
VHSStage4.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>
== Video==

=== #7TV放送版OP ===
<center><youtube>YotKEHVqgPw</youtube></center>
=== #8TV放送版OP ===
<center><youtube>bIctZtIgmJU</youtube></center>
==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".
* The packaging incorrectly printed [[B. D. N.|episode 7]]'s title as "'''B.D.N'''" instead of "'''B. D. N.'''", omitting the spaces between the initials and the period after the letter N.

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-3

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{{Home Media info|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-3
|img=LDStage3.png
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=3
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17634/JVLA-58023/Trigun:-vol.03</ref>
|released=October 7, 1998<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58023LD<ref name="CDVIDEO"/> JVLA58023LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1063VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|prev_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-2]]
|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-4]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-3''' is the third volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[HARD PUNCHER (episode)|5]] and [[LOST JULY|6]], as well as the original TV broadcast versions of the opening animation that was used for each episode.

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[HARD PUNCHER (episode)|HARD PUNCHER]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#5TV放送版OP
|''#5 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
====Side 2 - [[LOST JULY]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#6TV放送版OP
|''#6 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
===VHS===

==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is golden yellow. The artwork features [[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly Thompson]] with her [[Milly_Thompson_(anime)#Stungun|stungun]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-3)|third Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
LDStage3.png|LaserDisc cover.
VHSStage3.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>

== Video==

=== #5TV放送版OP ===
<center><youtube>njUHXtJUo9g</youtube></center>
=== #6TV放送版OP ===
<center><youtube>AckM7GX_eZs</youtube></center>

==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-2

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{{Home Media info|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-2
|img=LDStage2.png
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=2
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17633/JVLA-58022/Trigun:-vol.02</ref>
|released=September 2, 1998<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58022LD<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> JVLA58022LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1062VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|prev_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-1]]
|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-3]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-2''' is the second volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[PEACE MAKER|3]] and [[LOVE&PEACE|4]], as well as the original TV broadcast versions of the opening animation that was used for each episode.

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[PEACE MAKER]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#3TV放送版OP
|''#3 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
====Side 2 - [[LOVE&PEACE]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#4TV放送版OP
|''#4 TV broadcast version OP''
|}

===VHS===

==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is purple. The artwork features [[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl Stryfe]] with her [[Meryl_Stryfe_(anime)#Derringers|Derringers]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-2)|second Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
LDStage2.png|LaserDisc cover.
VHSStage2.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>

== Video==

=== #3TV放送版OP ===
<center><youtube>LLodWcxaBOw</youtube></center>
=== #4TV放送版OP ===
<center><youtube>UD0FuDArEsk</youtube></center>
==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-1

2024-03-18T11:44:15Z

Whyitskai: added video section w/imbed of LaserDisc recording of chapter 6 of side 2

{{Stub}}

{{Home Media info
|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-1
|img=LDStage1.jpg
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=1
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17632/JVLA-58021/Trigun:-vol.01</ref>
|released=August 5, 1998<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58021LD<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> JVLA58021LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1061VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-2]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-1''' is the first volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[The $$60 Billion Man|1]] and [[TRUTH OF MISTAKE|2]], as well as the original TV broadcast version of the opening animation that was used for both of the episodes.

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[The $$60 Billion Man|600億$$の男]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|}
====Side 2 - [[TRUTH OF MISTAKE]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#1&#2TV放送版OP
|''#1&#2 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
===VHS===
==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is red. The artwork features [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]] with his [[Vash_the_Stampede_(anime)#Long_Colt_45|Long Colt revolver]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-1)|first Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery caption="LaserDisc" mode="packed" heights="200">
LDStage1.jpg|LaserDisc cover.
</gallery>
<gallery caption="VHS" mode="packed" heights="200">
VHSStage1.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>
== Video==

=== #1&#2TV放送版OP ===
<center><youtube>gSl0yeBRJe0</youtube></center>
==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".
* The LaserDisc version of this release was included in the [[TRIGUN LD-BOX.1]].

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-4

2024-03-18T11:38:11Z

Whyitskai: more info in laserdisc contents

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{{Home Media info|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-4
|img=LDStage4.png
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=4
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17635/JVLA-58024/Trigun:-vol.04</ref>
|released=November 6, 1998<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58024LD<ref name="CDVIDEO"/> JVLA58024LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1064VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|prev_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-3]]
|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-5]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-4''' is the fourth volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[B. D. N.|7]] and [[AND BETWEEN THE WASTELAND AND SKY...|8]], as well as the original TV broadcast versions of the opening animation that was used for each episode.

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[B. D. N.|B.D.N]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#7TV放送版OP
|''#7 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
====Side 2 - [[AND BETWEEN THE WASTELAND AND SKY...|そして荒野と空の間を]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#8TV放送版OP
|''8 TV broadcast version OP''
|}

===VHS===

==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is light green. The artwork features [[Brilliant Dynamites Neon]] with his [[Brilliant_Dynamites_Neon#Magnam_B%E2%80%A2D_Special_pistol|Magnam B•D Special pistol]] and a group of [[The Bad Lads|Bad Lads]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-4)|fourth Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
LDStage4.png|LaserDisc cover.
VHSStage4.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>
==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".
* The packaging incorrectly printed [[B. D. N.|episode 7]]'s title as "'''B.D.N'''" instead of "'''B. D. N.'''", omitting the spaces between the initials and the period after the letter N.

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-5

2024-03-18T11:37:46Z

Whyitskai: info about the laserdisc contents added & note abt the sticker covering 6th chapter on side 2 contents on ld

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{{Home Media info|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-5
|img=Stage5LD Front.png
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=5
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17636/JVLA-58025/Trigun:-vol.05</ref>
|released=December 2, 1998<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58025LD<ref name="CDVIDEO"/> JVLA58025LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1065VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|prev_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-4]]
|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-6]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-5''' is the fifth volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[MURDER MACHINE|9]] and [[QUICK DRAW|10]], as well as the original TV broadcast version of the opening animation that was used for episode 9.

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[MURDER MACHINE]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#9TV放送版OP
|''#9 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
====Side 2 - [[QUICK DRAW]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|}

===VHS===

==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is dark blue. The artwork features [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Wolfwood]] with the wrapped [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)#The_Punisher|Punisher]] and one of his [[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)#Grader Handguns|Grader handguns]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-5)|fifth Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200" caption="LaserDisc">
Stage5LD Front.png|LaserDisc front cover.
Stage5LD Back.png|LaserDisc back cover.
Stage5 Obi.png|LaserDisc obi strip.
</gallery>
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200" caption="VHS">
VHSStage5.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>

==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".
* On the chapter listing for episode 10 on the package of LaserDisc release, there is a sticker covering a 6th chapter with the name "#10TV放送版OP". Side 2 only has 5 chapters, ending after the next episode preview. Whether there was originally a TV broadcast OP for episode 10 meant to be included on this release or if this was simply a printing error is unknown.

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-6

2024-02-24T12:05:48Z

Whyitskai: updated link w/wikipedia template

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{{Home Media info|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-6
|img=LDStage6.png
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=6
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17637/JVLA-58026/Trigun:-vol.06</ref>
|released=January 1, 1999<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58026LD<ref name="CDVIDEO"/> JVLA58026LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1066VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|prev_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-5]]
|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-7]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-6''' is the sixth volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[ESCAPE FROM PAIN|11]] and [[DIABLO (episode)|12]].

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[ESCAPE FROM PAIN]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|}
====Side 2 - [[DIABLO (episode)|DIABLO]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|ノンテロップOP
|''Non-{{Wikipedia|Telop#Genericized_trademark|telop}} (creditless) OP''
|}

===VHS===

==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is light turquoise blue. The artwork features [[Legato Bluesummers (anime)|Legato Bluesummers]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-6)|sixth Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
LDStage6.png|LaserDisc cover.
VHSStage6.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>

==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-3

2024-02-24T12:04:10Z

Whyitskai: /* Contents */ typo

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{{Home Media info|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-3
|img=LDStage3.png
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=3
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17634/JVLA-58023/Trigun:-vol.03</ref>
|released=October 7, 1998<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58023LD<ref name="CDVIDEO"/> JVLA58023LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1063VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|prev_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-2]]
|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-4]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-3''' is the third volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[HARD PUNCHER (episode)|5]] and [[LOST JULY|6]], as well as the original TV broadcast versions of the opening animation that was used for each episode.

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[HARD PUNCHER (episode)|HARD PUNCHER]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#5TV放送版OP
|''#5 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
====Side 2 - [[LOST JULY]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#6TV放送版OP
|''#6 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
===VHS===

==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is golden yellow. The artwork features [[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly Thompson]] with her [[Milly_Thompson_(anime)#Stungun|stungun]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-3)|third Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
LDStage3.png|LaserDisc cover.
VHSStage3.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>
==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-1

2024-02-24T12:03:46Z

Whyitskai: reworded

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{{Home Media info
|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-1
|img=LDStage1.jpg
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=1
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17632/JVLA-58021/Trigun:-vol.01</ref>
|released=August 5, 1998<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58021LD<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> JVLA58021LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1061VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-2]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-1''' is the first volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[The $$60 Billion Man|1]] and [[TRUTH OF MISTAKE|2]], as well as the original TV broadcast version of the opening animation that was used for both of the episodes.

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[The $$60 Billion Man|600億$$の男]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|}
====Side 2 - [[TRUTH OF MISTAKE]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#1&#2TV放送版OP
|''#1&#2 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
===VHS===
==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is red. The artwork features [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]] with his [[Vash_the_Stampede_(anime)#Long_Colt_45|Long Colt revolver]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-1)|first Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery caption="LaserDisc" mode="packed" heights="200">
LDStage1.jpg|LaserDisc cover.
</gallery>
<gallery caption="VHS" mode="packed" heights="200">
VHSStage1.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>

==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".
* The LaserDisc version of this release was included in the [[TRIGUN LD-BOX.1]].

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-3

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{{Home Media info|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-3
|img=LDStage3.png
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=3
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17634/JVLA-58023/Trigun:-vol.03</ref>
|released=October 7, 1998<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58023LD<ref name="CDVIDEO"/> JVLA58023LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1063VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|prev_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-2]]
|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-4]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-3''' is the third volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[HARD PUNCHER (episode)|5]] and [[LOST JULY|6]], as well as the original TV broadcast versions of the opening animation that was used for each episode..

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[HARD PUNCHER (episode)|HARD PUNCHER]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#5TV放送版OP
|''#5 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
====Side 2 - [[LOST JULY]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#6TV放送版OP
|''#6 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
===VHS===

==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is golden yellow. The artwork features [[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly Thompson]] with her [[Milly_Thompson_(anime)#Stungun|stungun]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-3)|third Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
LDStage3.png|LaserDisc cover.
VHSStage3.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>
==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-2

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{{Stub}}

{{Home Media info|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-2
|img=LDStage2.png
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=2
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17633/JVLA-58022/Trigun:-vol.02</ref>
|released=September 2, 1998<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58022LD<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> JVLA58022LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1062VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|prev_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-1]]
|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-3]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-2''' is the second volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[PEACE MAKER|3]] and [[LOVE&PEACE|4]], as well as the original TV broadcast versions of the opening animation that was used for each episode.

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[PEACE MAKER]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#3TV放送版OP
|''#3 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
====Side 2 - [[LOVE&PEACE]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#4TV放送版OP
|''#4 TV broadcast version OP''
|}

===VHS===

==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is purple. The artwork features [[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl Stryfe]] with her [[Meryl_Stryfe_(anime)#Derringers|Derringers]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-2)|second Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
LDStage2.png|LaserDisc cover.
VHSStage2.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>
==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-1

2024-02-24T12:02:01Z

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{{Home Media info
|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-1
|img=LDStage1.jpg
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=1
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17632/JVLA-58021/Trigun:-vol.01</ref>
|released=August 5, 1998<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58021LD<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> JVLA58021LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1061VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />|next_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-2]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-1''' is the first volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[The $$60 Billion Man|1]] and [[TRUTH OF MISTAKE|2]], as well as the original TV broadcast version of the opening animation that was used for the two episodes.

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[The $$60 Billion Man|600億$$の男]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|}
====Side 2 - [[TRUTH OF MISTAKE]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|-
|6
|#1&#2TV放送版OP
|''#1&#2 TV broadcast version OP''
|}
===VHS===
==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is red. The artwork features [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]] with his [[Vash_the_Stampede_(anime)#Long_Colt_45|Long Colt revolver]].

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-1)|first Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery caption="LaserDisc" mode="packed" heights="200">
LDStage1.jpg|LaserDisc cover.
</gallery>
<gallery caption="VHS" mode="packed" heights="200">
VHSStage1.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>

==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".
* The LaserDisc version of this release was included in the [[TRIGUN LD-BOX.1]].

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

TRIGUN STAGE-13

2024-02-19T14:55:40Z

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{{Stub}}

{{Home Media info|subj=TRIGUN STAGE-13
|img=LDStage13.JPG
|imgcaption=LaserDisc cover
|series=[[Trigun (1998 anime)]]
|vol_num=13
|runtime=50 minutes<ref name="LDDB">https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/17644/JVLA-58033/Trigun:-vol.13</ref>
|released=August 4, 1999<ref name="CDVIDEO">https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html</ref>
|publisher=Victor Company of Japan<ref name="LDDB" /><ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|country=Japan<ref name="LDDB" />
|signal=NTSC<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_audio=Japanese<ref name="LDDB" />
|language_sub=none<ref name="LDDB" />
|formats=LaserDisc<ref name="CDVIDEO" /> VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|catno=JALA58033LD<ref name="CDVIDEO"/> JVLA58033LD<ref name="LDDB" /> VVAS1073VHS<ref name="CDVIDEO" />
|prev_vol=[[TRIGUN STAGE-12]]}}

'''TRIGUN STAGE-13''' is the thirteenth and final volume of [[Trigun (1998 anime)|the 1998 ''Trigun'' anime's]] Japanese home media release on {{Wikipedia|LaserDisc}} and {{Wikipedia|VHS}}.

==Contents==
This release contains episodes [[LIVE THROUGH|25]] and [[UNDER THE SKY SO BLUE|26]].

===LaserDisc===
====Side 1 - [[LIVE THROUGH]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
| 次回予告
|''Next episode''
|}
====Side 2 - [[UNDER THE SKY SO BLUE|こんなにも青い空の下で]]====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Chapters
|-
|1
|OP
|
|-
|2
|Aパート
|''A part''
|-
|3
|Bパート
|''B part''
|-
|4
|ED
|
|-
|5
|第1話予告編
|''Episode 1 trailer''
|}

===VHS===

==Packaging==
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is black. The artwork features [[Millions Knives (anime)|Knives]] holding his Long Colt revolver.

The coloring scheme is different on this volume compared to the others. Sections of the design that are colored black on the previous 12 volumes are instead colored red, including the text. When compared to [[TRIGUN STAGE-1|the first volume]], it appears the colors are switched--the black sections are red and the red sections are black.

Included in the package is the [[Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-13)|thirteenth Monthly Satellite Times insert]] and a survey card.

==Gallery==
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
LDStage13.JPG|LaserDisc cover.
VHSStage13.jpg|VHS cover.
</gallery>

==Notes==
* The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20060702072217/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/cd-video.html official Trigun website's CD/VIDEO page] differs from the one printed on the actual product. The website code begins with the letters "'''JALA'''" while the printed code begins with the letters "'''JVLA'''".

==References==

[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:Home media]]
[[Category:LaserDiscs]]
[[Category:VHSes]]

Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T./Credits

2024-02-19T14:24:04Z

Whyitskai: Undo revision 17124 by Whyitskai (talk) - broke

{{Translation assistance|Japanese credits transcription|double check translation accuracy on Staff & Animation Staff sections}}

The credits for [[Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.|''Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.'']] as printed in the album booklet.

== Transcription ==
[[File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|thumb|The credits in the album booklet.]]

== Translation ==
=== Musicians<ref>[[File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. booklet page 7]]</ref><ref name=":1">[https://www.discogs.com/release/15492576-Tsuneo-Imahori-Trigun-Badlands-Rumble-OST Tsuneo Imahori – Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. (2010, CD) - Discogs]</ref> ===
{|
|1
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|2
|Guitars, Cavaco, Mandolin, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|3
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Conga, Cuíca, Udu
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|4
|A.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|5
|Guitars :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|6
|Guitars, Cavaco, Mandolin, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Timbales :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Conga :
|Michiaki Tanaka
|-
|
|Bongo, Maracas :
|Satoshi Kaseda
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|7
|Gut Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Piano :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Flute, Alto Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|8
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|-
|9
|Guitars :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Timbales, Udu :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Conga :
|Michiaki Tanaka
|-
|
|Bongo :
|Satoshi Kaseda
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|
|Accordion :
|Yoshiaki Sato
|-
|10
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Djembe, Timbales, etc :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|11
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|12
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|
|Piano :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Accordion :
|Yoshiaki Sato
|-
|13
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|14
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|15
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|16
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|Timbales, Tambourin :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|17
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|18
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|19
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|20
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|Conga, Udu, Berimbau, Shaker :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|21
|Guitars, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Conga, Batá drum :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|22
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|23
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|24
|Mandolin :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Bongo, Shaker :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|25
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Bongo, Congo, Timbales :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|26
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Percussions :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|27
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|28
|E. Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|29
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|30
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|31
|Ud, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|32
|Guitars, Charango :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|Bombo, Quijada, Caxixi,
Wind Whistle, Wood Block :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Quena, Zampoña :
|Hiroyasu Okada
|-
|33
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|}

=== Staff<ref name=":0">[[:File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. booklet page 8]]</ref> <ref name=":1" /> ===
{|
|Produced by :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]], Hiroshi Sawai (sistema)
|-
|Director :
|Yukako Inoue
|-
|Recorded & mixed by :
|Tatsuya Kawakami (the tiny tone studio)
|-
|Recorded at :
|tuppence house i's studio, mcj studio, the tiny tone studio
|-
|Assistant engineer :
|Takamasa Ito (taskmaster)
|-
|Mastering engineer :
|Yuka Kozimi (orange)
|-
|Sleeve Design :
|Naoyuki Yoshida (nrs516)
|-
|Cover illustration :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]]
|-
|Post pro editor :
|Nami Fujita
|-
|Promotion producer :
|Takanori Sugawara, Masaki Ito
|-
|Sales promotion :
|Risa Eguchi
|-
|Supervisor :
|Shiro Sasaki
|-
|Thanks to :
|[[Shigeru Kitayama]], Masao Morosawa
|}

=== Animation Staff<ref name=":0" /> ===
{|
|Original work :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]] (Shonen Gahosha YK COMICS-NEO "Trigun"
"Trigun Maximum" New Edition
|-
|Original story idea :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]], [[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|-
|Screenplay :
|Yasuko Kobayashi
|-
|Character design :
|[[Takahiro Yoshimatsu]]
|-
|Mechanical design :
|[[Noriyuki Jinnguji]]
|-
|Sound director :
|Yasunori Honda
|-
|Animation production :
|[[Madhouse]]
|-
|Distributor :
|Klockworx
|-
|Production :
|Trigun Production Committee
|-
|Director :
|[[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|}

=== Cast<ref name=":0" /> ===
{|
|[[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]]
|[[Masaya Onosaka]]
|-
|[[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
|[[Sho Hayami]]
|-
|[[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl Stryfe]]
|[[Hiromi Tsuru]]
|-
|[[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly Thompson]]
|[[Satsuki Yukino]]
|-
|[[Amelia Ann McFly|Amelia]]
|[[Maaya Sakamoto]]
|-
|[[Gasback Gallon Getaway|Gasback]]
|[[Tsutomu Isobe]]
|}
© [[Yasuhiro Nightow]]/Shonen Gahosha/Trigun Production Committee

== References ==
[[Category:Credits]]
[[Category:CD credits]]

Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T./Credits

2024-02-19T14:23:47Z

Whyitskai: image resize test

{{Translation assistance|Japanese credits transcription|double check translation accuracy on Staff & Animation Staff sections}}

The credits for [[Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.|''Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.'']] as printed in the album booklet.

== Transcription ==
[[File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|thumb|The credits in the album booklet.|600x600px]]

== Translation ==
=== Musicians<ref>[[File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. booklet page 7]]</ref><ref name=":1">[https://www.discogs.com/release/15492576-Tsuneo-Imahori-Trigun-Badlands-Rumble-OST Tsuneo Imahori – Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. (2010, CD) - Discogs]</ref> ===
{|
|1
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|2
|Guitars, Cavaco, Mandolin, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|3
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Conga, Cuíca, Udu
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|4
|A.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|5
|Guitars :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|6
|Guitars, Cavaco, Mandolin, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Timbales :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Conga :
|Michiaki Tanaka
|-
|
|Bongo, Maracas :
|Satoshi Kaseda
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|7
|Gut Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Piano :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Flute, Alto Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|8
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|-
|9
|Guitars :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Timbales, Udu :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Conga :
|Michiaki Tanaka
|-
|
|Bongo :
|Satoshi Kaseda
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|
|Accordion :
|Yoshiaki Sato
|-
|10
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Djembe, Timbales, etc :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|11
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|12
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|
|Piano :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Accordion :
|Yoshiaki Sato
|-
|13
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|14
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|15
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|16
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|Timbales, Tambourin :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|17
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|18
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|19
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|20
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|Conga, Udu, Berimbau, Shaker :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|21
|Guitars, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Conga, Batá drum :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|22
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|23
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|24
|Mandolin :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Bongo, Shaker :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|25
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Bongo, Congo, Timbales :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|26
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Percussions :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|27
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|28
|E. Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|29
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|30
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|31
|Ud, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|32
|Guitars, Charango :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|Bombo, Quijada, Caxixi,
Wind Whistle, Wood Block :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Quena, Zampoña :
|Hiroyasu Okada
|-
|33
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|}

=== Staff<ref name=":0">[[:File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. booklet page 8]]</ref> <ref name=":1" /> ===
{|
|Produced by :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]], Hiroshi Sawai (sistema)
|-
|Director :
|Yukako Inoue
|-
|Recorded & mixed by :
|Tatsuya Kawakami (the tiny tone studio)
|-
|Recorded at :
|tuppence house i's studio, mcj studio, the tiny tone studio
|-
|Assistant engineer :
|Takamasa Ito (taskmaster)
|-
|Mastering engineer :
|Yuka Kozimi (orange)
|-
|Sleeve Design :
|Naoyuki Yoshida (nrs516)
|-
|Cover illustration :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]]
|-
|Post pro editor :
|Nami Fujita
|-
|Promotion producer :
|Takanori Sugawara, Masaki Ito
|-
|Sales promotion :
|Risa Eguchi
|-
|Supervisor :
|Shiro Sasaki
|-
|Thanks to :
|[[Shigeru Kitayama]], Masao Morosawa
|}

=== Animation Staff<ref name=":0" /> ===
{|
|Original work :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]] (Shonen Gahosha YK COMICS-NEO "Trigun"
"Trigun Maximum" New Edition
|-
|Original story idea :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]], [[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|-
|Screenplay :
|Yasuko Kobayashi
|-
|Character design :
|[[Takahiro Yoshimatsu]]
|-
|Mechanical design :
|[[Noriyuki Jinnguji]]
|-
|Sound director :
|Yasunori Honda
|-
|Animation production :
|[[Madhouse]]
|-
|Distributor :
|Klockworx
|-
|Production :
|Trigun Production Committee
|-
|Director :
|[[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|}

=== Cast<ref name=":0" /> ===
{|
|[[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]]
|[[Masaya Onosaka]]
|-
|[[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
|[[Sho Hayami]]
|-
|[[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl Stryfe]]
|[[Hiromi Tsuru]]
|-
|[[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly Thompson]]
|[[Satsuki Yukino]]
|-
|[[Amelia Ann McFly|Amelia]]
|[[Maaya Sakamoto]]
|-
|[[Gasback Gallon Getaway|Gasback]]
|[[Tsutomu Isobe]]
|}
© [[Yasuhiro Nightow]]/Shonen Gahosha/Trigun Production Committee

== References ==
[[Category:Credits]]
[[Category:CD credits]]

Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T./Credits

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Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T./Credits

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{{Translation assistance|Japanese credits transcription|double check translation accuracy on Staff & Animation Staff sections}}

The credits for [[Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.|''Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.'']] as printed in the album booklet.

== Transcription ==
[[File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|thumb|500x500px|The credits in the album booklet.]]

== Translation ==
=== Musicians<ref>[[File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. booklet page 7]]</ref><ref name=":1">[https://www.discogs.com/release/15492576-Tsuneo-Imahori-Trigun-Badlands-Rumble-OST Tsuneo Imahori – Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. (2010, CD) - Discogs]</ref> ===
{|
|1
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|2
|Guitars, Cavaco, Mandolin, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|3
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Conga, Cuíca, Udu
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|4
|A.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|5
|Guitars :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|6
|Guitars, Cavaco, Mandolin, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Timbales :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Conga :
|Michiaki Tanaka
|-
|
|Bongo, Maracas :
|Satoshi Kaseda
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|7
|Gut Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Piano :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Flute, Alto Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|8
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|-
|9
|Guitars :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Timbales, Udu :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Conga :
|Michiaki Tanaka
|-
|
|Bongo :
|Satoshi Kaseda
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|
|Accordion :
|Yoshiaki Sato
|-
|10
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Djembe, Timbales, etc :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|11
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|12
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|
|Piano :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Accordion :
|Yoshiaki Sato
|-
|13
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|14
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|15
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|16
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|Timbales, Tambourin :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|17
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|18
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|19
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|20
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|Conga, Udu, Berimbau, Shaker :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|21
|Guitars, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Conga, Batá drum :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|22
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|23
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|24
|Mandolin :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Bongo, Shaker :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|25
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Bongo, Congo, Timbales :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|26
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Percussions :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|27
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|28
|E. Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|29
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|30
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|31
|Ud, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|32
|Guitars, Charango :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|Bombo, Quijada, Caxixi,
Wind Whistle, Wood Block :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Quena, Zampoña :
|Hiroyasu Okada
|-
|33
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|}

=== Staff<ref name=":0">[[:File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. booklet page 8]]</ref> <ref name=":1" /> ===
{|
|Produced by :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]], Hiroshi Sawai (sistema)
|-
|Director :
|Yukako Inoue
|-
|Recorded & mixed by :
|Tatsuya Kawakami (the tiny tone studio)
|-
|Recorded at :
|tuppence house i's studio, mcj studio, the tiny tone studio
|-
|Assistant engineer :
|Takamasa Ito (taskmaster)
|-
|Mastering engineer :
|Yuka Kozimi (orange)
|-
|Sleeve Design :
|Naoyuki Yoshida (nrs516)
|-
|Cover illustration :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]]
|-
|Post pro editor :
|Nami Fujita
|-
|Promotion producer :
|Takanori Sugawara, Masaki Ito
|-
|Sales promotion :
|Risa Eguchi
|-
|Supervisor :
|Shiro Sasaki
|-
|Thanks to :
|[[Shigeru Kitayama]], Masao Morosawa
|}

=== Animation Staff<ref name=":0" /> ===
{|
|Original work :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]] (Shonen Gahosha YK COMICS-NEO "Trigun"
"Trigun Maximum" New Edition
|-
|Original story idea :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]], [[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|-
|Screenplay :
|Yasuko Kobayashi
|-
|Character design :
|[[Takahiro Yoshimatsu]]
|-
|Mechanical design :
|[[Noriyuki Jinnguji]]
|-
|Sound director :
|Yasunori Honda
|-
|Animation production :
|[[Madhouse]]
|-
|Distributor :
|Klockworx
|-
|Production :
|Trigun Production Committee
|-
|Director :
|[[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|}

=== Cast<ref name=":0" /> ===
{|
|[[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]]
|[[Masaya Onosaka]]
|-
|[[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
|[[Sho Hayami]]
|-
|[[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl Stryfe]]
|[[Hiromi Tsuru]]
|-
|[[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly Thompson]]
|[[Satsuki Yukino]]
|-
|[[Amelia Ann McFly|Amelia]]
|[[Maaya Sakamoto]]
|-
|[[Gasback Gallon Getaway|Gasback]]
|[[Tsutomu Isobe]]
|}
© [[Yasuhiro Nightow]]/Shonen Gahosha/Trigun Production Committee

== References ==
[[Category:Credits]]
[[Category:CD credits]]

Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.

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Whyitskai: additional link

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.''}}{{Album info|subj=Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.|artist=[[Tsuneo Imahori]]|label=FlyingDog|released=April 21, 2010<ref name="JVC">[https://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/flyingdog/-/Discography/A012113/VTCL-60210.html 音楽：今堀　恒雄 | 劇場版 TRIGUN -Badlands Rumble- O.S.T. | FlyingDog]</ref><ref name="Discogs">[https://www.discogs.com/release/15492576-Tsuneo-Imahori-Trigun-Badlands-Rumble-OST Tsuneo Imahori – Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. (2010, CD) - Discogs]</ref>|country=Japan|format=CD|img=BR-OSTCover.png|typeofalbum=Soundtrack album|trackno=33|runtime=65 minutes|catno=VTCL-60210<ref name="Discogs" />}}

'''''Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.''''' is the soundtrack album for the film [[Trigun Badlands Rumble|''Trigun: Badlands Rumble'']].

==Tracklist<ref name="JVC" /><ref name="Discogs" />==

{|
|1.
|風が止んだ時 Kaze ga yanda toki ''(Eng: When The Wind Stopped)''
|0:54
|-
|2.
|Badlands rendez-vous
|2:30
|-
|3.
|don't take the Last Donut
|1:20
|-
|4.
|blank
|1:50
|-
|5.
|大悪党 Dai aku tou ''(Eng: Main Villain)''
|1:46
|-
|6.
|sandsteam
|2:39
|-
|7.
|she is not sweet
|1:35
|-
|8.
|the Stampede
|1:23
|-
|9.
|トマクン Toma kun
|3:11
|-
|10.
|we are in a jam
|1:03
|-
|11.
|an unsafe stamp maniac
|1:13
|-
|12.
|a gentle Death
|2:12
|-
|13.
|empty smile
|1:39
|-
|14.
|time to say goodbye
|0:58
|-
|15.
|a grain of sand in sandwich
|1:25
|-
|16.
|DICE for life
|1:31
|-
|17.
|good men or bad?
|4:03
|-
|18.
|meet me in Macca city
|0:54
|-
|19.
|in the early morning light
|1:38
|-
|20.
|snatch！snatch！snatch！
|2:19
|-
|21.
|you've blown it over the sands
|1:54
|-
|22.
|リトルアメリア little Amelia
|1:57
|-
|23.
|悪運 Aku-un ''(Eng: Bad Luck)''
|0:58
|-
|24.
|an old public house
|2:38
|-
|25.
|ラッキー★セブン lucky seven
|0:42
|-
|26.
|get even
|2:28
|-
|27.
|parttime SP
|1:16
|-
|28.
|the grandstand player
|2:18
|-
|29.
|termination
|0:49
|-
|30.
|that was then
|3:04
|-
|31.
|white lies
|2:25
|-
|32.
|lovely calamities
|4:31
|-
|33.
|[[H.T|H.T. in "Badlands Rumble"]]
|3:06
|}

== Gallery ==
<center><gallery mode="nolines" heights="200" widths="200" perrow="6">
File:BR-OSTCover.png|Front cover.
File:BR-OSTBack.png|Back cover insert.
File:BR-OSTDisc.png|Disc.
</gallery></center>
{{Continued on|Gallery|the gallery subpage}}

==Notes==

* This is the first ''Trigun'' soundtrack album to not include the word "donut" in the title.
**However, it is the only soundtrack album to include a song title containing the word "donut," with track 3 being named "don't take the Last Donut".
* The track name "H.T. in "Badlands Rumble"" misspells the title of the original theme song, "[[H.T]]", by including a second "." after the T.

== Credits ==
{{Subpage|Credits}}

== Links ==

* [https://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/flyingdog/-/Discography/A012113/VTCL-60210.html FlyingDog Official Web Site page for the album (Japanese)]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20100507174805/http://www.trigun-movie.com/goods.html TRIGUN THE MOVIE 公式サイト｜関連商品 - Official Movie Website Goods page (Japanese, archived)]

==References==
<references />
[[Category:Trigun: Badlands Rumble]]
[[Category:Soundtracks]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:CDs]]

Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.''}}{{Album info|subj=Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.|artist=[[Tsuneo Imahori]]|label=FlyingDog|released=April 21, 2010<ref name="JVC">[https://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/flyingdog/-/Discography/A012113/VTCL-60210.html 音楽：今堀　恒雄 | 劇場版 TRIGUN -Badlands Rumble- O.S.T. | FlyingDog]</ref><ref name="Discogs">[https://www.discogs.com/release/15492576-Tsuneo-Imahori-Trigun-Badlands-Rumble-OST Tsuneo Imahori – Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. (2010, CD) - Discogs]</ref>|country=Japan|format=CD|img=BR-OSTCover.png|typeofalbum=Soundtrack album|trackno=33|runtime=65 minutes|catno=VTCL-60210<ref name="Discogs" />}}

'''''Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.''''' is the soundtrack album for the film [[Trigun Badlands Rumble|''Trigun: Badlands Rumble'']].

==Tracklist<ref name="JVC" /><ref name="Discogs" />==

{|
|1.
|風が止んだ時 Kaze ga yanda toki ''(Eng: When The Wind Stopped)''
|0:54
|-
|2.
|Badlands rendez-vous
|2:30
|-
|3.
|don't take the Last Donut
|1:20
|-
|4.
|blank
|1:50
|-
|5.
|大悪党 Dai aku tou ''(Eng: Main Villain)''
|1:46
|-
|6.
|sandsteam
|2:39
|-
|7.
|she is not sweet
|1:35
|-
|8.
|the Stampede
|1:23
|-
|9.
|トマクン Toma kun
|3:11
|-
|10.
|we are in a jam
|1:03
|-
|11.
|an unsafe stamp maniac
|1:13
|-
|12.
|a gentle Death
|2:12
|-
|13.
|empty smile
|1:39
|-
|14.
|time to say goodbye
|0:58
|-
|15.
|a grain of sand in sandwich
|1:25
|-
|16.
|DICE for life
|1:31
|-
|17.
|good men or bad?
|4:03
|-
|18.
|meet me in Macca city
|0:54
|-
|19.
|in the early morning light
|1:38
|-
|20.
|snatch！snatch！snatch！
|2:19
|-
|21.
|you've blown it over the sands
|1:54
|-
|22.
|リトルアメリア little Amelia
|1:57
|-
|23.
|悪運 Aku-un ''(Eng: Bad Luck)''
|0:58
|-
|24.
|an old public house
|2:38
|-
|25.
|ラッキー★セブン lucky seven
|0:42
|-
|26.
|get even
|2:28
|-
|27.
|parttime SP
|1:16
|-
|28.
|the grandstand player
|2:18
|-
|29.
|termination
|0:49
|-
|30.
|that was then
|3:04
|-
|31.
|white lies
|2:25
|-
|32.
|lovely calamities
|4:31
|-
|33.
|[[H.T|H.T. in "Badlands Rumble"]]
|3:06
|}

== Gallery ==
<center><gallery mode="nolines" heights="200" widths="200" perrow="6">
File:BR-OSTCover.png|Front cover.
File:BR-OSTBack.png|Back cover insert.
File:BR-OSTDisc.png|Disc.
</gallery></center>
{{Continued on|Gallery|the gallery subpage}}

==Notes==

* This is the first ''Trigun'' soundtrack album to not include the word "donut" in the title.
**However, it is the only soundtrack album to include a song title containing the word "donut," with track 3 being named "don't take the Last Donut".
* The track name "H.T. in "Badlands Rumble"" misspells the title of the original theme song, "[[H.T]]", by including a second "." after the T.

== Credits ==
{{Subpage|Credits}}

== Links ==

* [https://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/flyingdog/-/Discography/A012113/VTCL-60210.html FlyingDog Official Web Site page for the album (Japanese)]

==References==
<references />
[[Category:Trigun: Badlands Rumble]]
[[Category:Soundtracks]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:CDs]]

Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T./Credits

2024-02-17T17:23:34Z

Whyitskai: updated translation template

{{Translation assistance|Japanese credits transcription|double check translation accuracy on Staff & Animation Staff sections}}

The credits for [[Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.|''Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.'']] as printed in the album booklet.

== Credits (English translation) ==
=== Musicians<ref>[[:File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. booklet page 7]]</ref><ref name=":1">[https://www.discogs.com/release/15492576-Tsuneo-Imahori-Trigun-Badlands-Rumble-OST Tsuneo Imahori – Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. (2010, CD) - Discogs]</ref> ===
{|
|1
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|2
|Guitars, Cavaco, Mandolin, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|3
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Conga, Cuíca, Udu
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|4
|A.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|5
|Guitars :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|6
|Guitars, Cavaco, Mandolin, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Timbales :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Conga :
|Michiaki Tanaka
|-
|
|Bongo, Maracas :
|Satoshi Kaseda
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|7
|Gut Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Piano :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Flute, Alto Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|8
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|-
|9
|Guitars :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Timbales, Udu :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Conga :
|Michiaki Tanaka
|-
|
|Bongo :
|Satoshi Kaseda
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|
|Accordion :
|Yoshiaki Sato
|-
|10
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Djembe, Timbales, etc :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|11
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|12
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|
|Piano :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Accordion :
|Yoshiaki Sato
|-
|13
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|14
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|15
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|16
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|Timbales, Tambourin :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|17
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|18
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|19
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|20
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|Conga, Udu, Berimbau, Shaker :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|21
|Guitars, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Conga, Batá drum :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|22
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|23
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|24
|Mandolin :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Bongo, Shaker :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|25
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Bongo, Congo, Timbales :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|26
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Percussions :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|27
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|28
|E. Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|29
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|30
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|31
|Ud, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|32
|Guitars, Charango :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|Bombo, Quijada, Caxixi,
Wind Whistle, Wood Block :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Quena, Zampoña :
|Hiroyasu Okada
|-
|33
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|}

=== Staff<ref name=":0">[[:File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. booklet page 8]]</ref> <ref name=":1" /> ===
{|
|Produced by :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]], Hiroshi Sawai (sistema)
|-
|Director :
|Yukako Inoue
|-
|Recorded & mixed by :
|Tatsuya Kawakami (the tiny tone studio)
|-
|Recorded at :
|tuppence house i's studio, mcj studio, the tiny tone studio
|-
|Assistant engineer :
|Takamasa Ito (taskmaster)
|-
|Mastering engineer :
|Yuka Kozimi (orange)
|-
|Sleeve Design :
|Naoyuki Yoshida (nrs516)
|-
|Cover illustration :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]]
|-
|Post pro editor :
|Nami Fujita
|-
|Promotion producer :
|Takanori Sugawara, Masaki Ito
|-
|Sales promotion :
|Risa Eguchi
|-
|Supervisor :
|Shiro Sasaki
|-
|Thanks to :
|[[Shigeru Kitayama]], Masao Morosawa
|}

=== Animation Staff<ref name=":0" /> ===
{|
|Original work :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]] (Shonen Gahosha YK COMICS-NEO "Trigun"
"Trigun Maximum" New Edition
|-
|Original story idea :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]], [[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|-
|Screenplay :
|Yasuko Kobayashi
|-
|Character design :
|[[Takahiro Yoshimatsu]]
|-
|Mechanical design :
|[[Noriyuki Jinnguji]]
|-
|Sound director :
|Yasunori Honda
|-
|Animation production :
|[[Madhouse]]
|-
|Distributor :
|Klockworx
|-
|Production :
|Trigun Production Committee
|-
|Director :
|[[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|}

=== Cast<ref name=":0" /> ===
{|
|[[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]]
|[[Masaya Onosaka]]
|-
|[[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
|[[Sho Hayami]]
|-
|[[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl Stryfe]]
|[[Hiromi Tsuru]]
|-
|[[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly Thompson]]
|[[Satsuki Yukino]]
|-
|[[Amelia Ann McFly|Amelia]]
|[[Maaya Sakamoto]]
|-
|[[Gasback Gallon Getaway|Gasback]]
|[[Tsutomu Isobe]]
|}
© [[Yasuhiro Nightow]]/Shonen Gahosha/Trigun Production Committee

== References ==
[[Category:Credits]]
[[Category:CD credits]]

Monthly Satellite Times (STAGE-12)

2024-02-17T17:19:40Z

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{{Stub}}The '''Monthly Satellite Times''' included with the [[TRIGUN STAGE-12]] home media release is the twelfth of thirteen installments of the [[Monthly Satellite Times]] bonus inserts.

== Overview ==
The episodes [[PARADISE]] and [[SIN (episode)|SIN]] are featured in this issue, which are the two episodes included on the accompanying STAGE-12 LaserDisc/VHS. In addition, there are production materials for [[LIVE THROUGH]], the 25th episode, which is included on the [[TRIGUN STAGE-13|STAGE-13]] release.

== Contents ==
=== Page 1 ===

==== Headlines ====

===== Mystery!? Every resident all of the town was spirited off.=====
An in-universe article about the events of [[PARADISE|episode 23]].

===== Vash comes!! Many injured left.=====
An in-universe article about the events of [[SIN (episode)|episode 24]].

==== ウスラ漫画家内のオレチェキATOZ ====
By [[Yasuhiro Nightow]]

==== Good Talk ====
By [[Yōsuke Kuroda|Yosuke Kuroda]]

=== Page 2 ===

==== Credits ====
Credits for episodes 23 and 24.

==== Production Preview ====
{{Subpage|Production Preview Gallery}}

=== Page 3 ===

===== Production Preview ''(continued)'' =====

==== Additional Information ====
By [[Takahiro Yoshimatsu|Takahiro Yosimatsu]] and [[Noriyuki Jinnguji|Noriyuki Zinguzi]]

=== Page 4 ===

==== Production Note ====
By [[Shigeru Kitayama]]

==== Producer File ====
By [[Shigeru Kitayama]]

==== Coming Soon ====

==== Vash the Gallery ====

== Notes ==

== References ==
[[Category:Trigun (1998)]]
[[Category:Monthly Satellite Times]]
[[Category:Anime continuity]]

Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T./Credits

2024-02-17T17:13:44Z

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{{Translation assistance|Japanese credits transliteration|double check translation accuracy on Staff & Animation Staff sections}}

The credits for [[Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.|''Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.'']] as printed in the album booklet.

== Credits (English translation) ==
=== Musicians<ref>[[:File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. booklet page 7]]</ref><ref name=":1">[https://www.discogs.com/release/15492576-Tsuneo-Imahori-Trigun-Badlands-Rumble-OST Tsuneo Imahori – Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. (2010, CD) - Discogs]</ref> ===
{|
|1
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|2
|Guitars, Cavaco, Mandolin, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|3
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Conga, Cuíca, Udu
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|4
|A.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|5
|Guitars :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|6
|Guitars, Cavaco, Mandolin, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Timbales :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Conga :
|Michiaki Tanaka
|-
|
|Bongo, Maracas :
|Satoshi Kaseda
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|7
|Gut Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Piano :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Flute, Alto Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|8
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|-
|9
|Guitars :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Timbales, Udu :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Conga :
|Michiaki Tanaka
|-
|
|Bongo :
|Satoshi Kaseda
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|
|Accordion :
|Yoshiaki Sato
|-
|10
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Djembe, Timbales, etc :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|11
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|12
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|
|Piano :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Accordion :
|Yoshiaki Sato
|-
|13
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|14
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|15
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|16
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|Timbales, Tambourin :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|17
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|18
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|19
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|20
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|Conga, Udu, Berimbau, Shaker :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|21
|Guitars, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Conga, Batá drum :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|22
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|23
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|24
|Mandolin :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Bongo, Shaker :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|25
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Bongo, Congo, Timbales :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|26
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Percussions :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|27
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|28
|E. Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|29
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|30
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|31
|Ud, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|32
|Guitars, Charango :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|Bombo, Quijada, Caxixi,
Wind Whistle, Wood Block :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Quena, Zampoña :
|Hiroyasu Okada
|-
|33
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|}

=== Staff<ref name=":0">[[:File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. booklet page 8]]</ref> <ref name=":1" /> ===
{|
|Produced by :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]], Hiroshi Sawai (sistema)
|-
|Director :
|Yukako Inoue
|-
|Recorded & mixed by :
|Tatsuya Kawakami (the tiny tone studio)
|-
|Recorded at :
|tuppence house i's studio, mcj studio, the tiny tone studio
|-
|Assistant engineer :
|Takamasa Ito (taskmaster)
|-
|Mastering engineer :
|Yuka Kozimi (orange)
|-
|Sleeve Design :
|Naoyuki Yoshida (nrs516)
|-
|Cover illustration :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]]
|-
|Post pro editor :
|Nami Fujita
|-
|Promotion producer :
|Takanori Sugawara, Masaki Ito
|-
|Sales promotion :
|Risa Eguchi
|-
|Supervisor :
|Shiro Sasaki
|-
|Thanks to :
|[[Shigeru Kitayama]], Masao Morosawa
|}

=== Animation Staff<ref name=":0" /> ===
{|
|Original work :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]] (Shonen Gahosha YK COMICS-NEO "Trigun"
"Trigun Maximum" New Edition
|-
|Original story idea :
|[[Yasuhiro Nightow]], [[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|-
|Screenplay :
|Yasuko Kobayashi
|-
|Character design :
|[[Takahiro Yoshimatsu]]
|-
|Mechanical design :
|[[Noriyuki Jinnguji]]
|-
|Sound director :
|Yasunori Honda
|-
|Animation production :
|[[Madhouse]]
|-
|Distributor :
|Klockworx
|-
|Production :
|Trigun Production Committee
|-
|Director :
|[[Satoshi Nishimura]]
|}

=== Cast<ref name=":0" /> ===
{|
|[[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]]
|[[Masaya Onosaka]]
|-
|[[Nicholas D. Wolfwood (anime)|Nicholas D. Wolfwood]]
|[[Sho Hayami]]
|-
|[[Meryl Stryfe (anime)|Meryl Stryfe]]
|[[Hiromi Tsuru]]
|-
|[[Milly Thompson (anime)|Milly Thompson]]
|[[Satsuki Yukino]]
|-
|[[Amelia Ann McFly|Amelia]]
|[[Maaya Sakamoto]]
|-
|[[Gasback Gallon Getaway|Gasback]]
|[[Tsutomu Isobe]]
|}
© [[Yasuhiro Nightow]]/Shonen Gahosha/Trigun Production Committee

== References ==
[[Category:Credits]]
[[Category:CD credits]]

Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T./Credits

2024-02-16T22:24:33Z

Whyitskai: subpage started. note: musician credits referenced from discogs were added by me on that site.

{{In Progress}}

The credits for [[Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.]] as printed in the album booklet.

== Credits ==
=== Musicians<ref>[[:File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. booklet page 7]]</ref><ref>[https://www.discogs.com/release/15492576-Tsuneo-Imahori-Trigun-Badlands-Rumble-OST Tsuneo Imahori – Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. (2010, CD) - Discogs]</ref> ===
{|
|1
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|2
|Guitars, Cavaco, Mandolin, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|3
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Conga, Cuíca, Udu
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|4
|A.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|5
|Guitars :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|6
|Guitars, Cavaco, Mandolin, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Timbales :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Conga :
|Michiaki Tanaka
|-
|
|Bongo, Maracas :
|Satoshi Kaseda
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|7
|Gut Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Piano :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Flute, Alto Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|8
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|-
|9
|Guitars :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Timbales, Udu :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Conga :
|Michiaki Tanaka
|-
|
|Bongo :
|Satoshi Kaseda
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|
|Accordion :
|Yoshiaki Sato
|-
|10
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Djembe, Timbales, etc :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|11
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|12
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|
|Piano :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Accordion :
|Yoshiaki Sato
|-
|13
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|14
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Flute :
|Hideyo Takakuwa
|-
|15
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|16
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|Timbales, Tambourin :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|17
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|18
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|19
|E.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|20
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|Conga, Udu, Berimbau, Shaker :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|21
|Guitars, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Conga, Batá drum :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|22
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|23
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|24
|Mandolin :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Bongo, Shaker :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Baby Bass :
|Hiroshi Sawada
|-
|25
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Bongo, Congo, Timbales :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|
|Wood Bass :
|Hiroshi Yoshino
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|26
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Percussions :
|Ogimi Gen
|-
|27
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|28
|E. Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|GRICO
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Chiharu Mikuzuki
|-
|29
|Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|30
|A.Guitar :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|31
|Ud, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|32
|Guitars, Charango :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|Bombo, Quijada, Caxixi,
Wind Whistle, Wood Block :
|Tomohiro Yahiro
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|-
|
|Organ :
|Masaki Tsurugi
|-
|
|Quena, Zampoña :
|Hiroyasu Okada
|-
|33
|E.Guitar, Prog. :
|[[Tsuneo Imahori]]
|-
|
|Drums :
|Yasuo Sano
|-
|
|E.Bass :
|Kenji Sato
|}

=== Staff<ref name=":0">[[:File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T. booklet page 8]]</ref> ===

=== Animation Staff<ref name=":0" /> ===

=== Cast<ref name=":0" /> ===

== References ==
[[Category:Credits]]
[[Category:CD credits]]

Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.

2024-02-16T21:54:38Z

Whyitskai: updated stub

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.''}}
{{Stub|Album credits Track lengths}}{{Album info|subj=Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.|artist=[[Tsuneo Imahori]]|label=FlyingDog|released=April 21, 2010<ref name="JVC">https://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/flyingdog/-/Discography/A012113/VTCL-60210.html</ref><ref name="Discogs">https://www.discogs.com/release/15492576-Tsuneo-Imahori-Trigun-Badlands-Rumble-OST</ref>|country=Japan|format=CD|img=BadlandsRumbleOSTCover.png|typeofalbum=Soundtrack album|trackno=33|runtime=65 minutes|catno=VTCL-60210<ref name="Discogs" />}}

'''''Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.''''' is the soundtrack album for the film [[Trigun Badlands Rumble|''Trigun: Badlands Rumble'']].

==Tracklist==

#風が止んだ時 Kaze ga yanda toki
#Badlands rendez-vous
#don't take the Last Donut
#blank
#大悪党 Dai aku tou
#sandsteam
#she is not sweet
#the Stampede
#トマクン Toma kun
#we are in a jam
#an unsafe stamp maniac
#a gentle Death
#empty smile
#time to say goodbye
#a grain of sand in sandwich
#DICE for life
#good men or bad?
#meet me in Macca city
#in the early morning light
#snatch！snatch！snatch！ snatch!snatch!snatch!
#you've blown it over the sands
#リトルアメリア little Amelia
#悪運 Aku-un
#an old public house
#ラッキー★セブン lucky seven
#get even
#parttime SP
#the grandstand player
#termination
#that was then
#white lies
#lovely calamities
#[[H.T#H.T in"Badlands Rumble"|H.T in"Badlands Rumble"]]

== Credits ==
{{Subpage|Credits}}

== Gallery ==
<center><gallery mode="nolines" heights="200" widths="200" perrow="6">
File:BR-OSTCover.png|Front cover.
File:BR-OSTBack.png|Back cover insert.
File:BR-OSTDisc.png|Disc.
</gallery></center>
{{Continued on|Gallery|the gallery subpage}}

==Notes==

* This is the first ''Trigun'' soundtrack album to not include the word "donut" in the title.

== Links ==

* [https://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/flyingdog/-/Discography/A012113/VTCL-60210.html FlyingDog Official Web Site page for the album (Japanese)]

==References==
<references />
[[Category:Trigun: Badlands Rumble]]
[[Category:Soundtracks]]
[[Category:Merchandise]]
[[Category:CDs]]

Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T./Gallery

2024-02-16T21:52:19Z

Whyitskai: galllery formatting updated

{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.''/Gallery}}
Gallery for [[Trigun - Badlands Rumble - O.S.T.]]

== Gallery ==
<center><gallery mode="nolines" heights="200" widths="200" perrow="3">
File:BR-OSTCover.png|Front cover.
File:BR-OSTBooklet1.png|Booklet front & back.
File:BR-OSTBooklet2.png|Booklet pages 1-2.
File:BR-OSTBooklet3.png|Booklet pages 3-4.
File:BR-OSTBooklet4.png|Booklet pages 5-6.
File:BR-OSTBooklet5.png|Booklet pages 7-8.
File:BR-OSTBack.png|Back cover insert.
File:BR-OSTObi.png|Obi strip.
File:BR-OSTDisc.png|Disc.
</gallery></center>

[[Category:Galleries]]
[[Category:CD galleries]]
[[Category:Trigun: Badlands Rumble galleries]]