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There are three major continuities, which are referred to as such on this wiki: | There are three major continuities, which are referred to as such on this wiki: | ||
* [[Manga continuity|Manga]]: [[Trigun & Trigun Maximum]] | * [[Manga continuity|Manga]]: [[Trigun & Trigun Maximum]] | ||
* [[Anime continuity|Anime]]: [[Trigun (1998 anime)]] and [[Trigun | * [[Anime continuity|Anime]]: [[Trigun (1998 anime)]] and [[Trigun Badlands Rumble]] | ||
* Stampede: [[Trigun Stampede]] | * [[Stampede continuity|Stampede]]: [[Trigun Stampede]] | ||
=== Overlapping Continuities === | === Overlapping Continuities === | ||
The Trigun manga and early Trigun Maximum chapters, especially those written before | The Trigun manga and early Trigun Maximum chapters, especially those written before 1998, share quite a few similarities with the 1998 anime adaptation. As such, some characters and events differ very little between their manga and anime counterparts and may share a page, with notable differences between the versions noted. | ||
== Other Continuities == | == Other Continuities == | ||
* The [[Trigun | * The [[Trigun The Planet Gunsmoke (Kaiyodo)|Trigun The Planet Gunsmoke]] toyline was said to be a different "world" from the manga and anime by [[Yasuhiro Nightow]].<ref>''Trigun Maximum Volume 4: Bottom of the Dark'', page 207</ref> | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
[[Category:Continuities]] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:56, 24 April 2024
A continuity is a fictional universe.
Main Trigun Continuities
There are three major continuities, which are referred to as such on this wiki:
- Manga: Trigun & Trigun Maximum
- Anime: Trigun (1998 anime) and Trigun: Badlands Rumble
- Stampede: Trigun Stampede
Overlapping Continuities
The Trigun manga and early Trigun Maximum chapters, especially those written before 1998, share quite a few similarities with the 1998 anime adaptation. As such, some characters and events differ very little between their manga and anime counterparts and may share a page, with notable differences between the versions noted.
Other Continuities
- The Trigun The Planet Gunsmoke toyline was said to be a different "world" from the manga and anime by Yasuhiro Nightow.[1]
References
- ↑ Trigun Maximum Volume 4: Bottom of the Dark, page 207