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==Packaging== | ==Packaging== | ||
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is black. The artwork features [[Millions Knives (anime)|Knives]]. | 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. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 11:32, 31 August 2023
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| TRIGUN STAGE-13 | |
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 LaserDisc cover | |
| Series | Trigun (1998 anime) |
| Volume | 13 |
| Run Time | 50 minutes[1] |
| Released | August 4, 1999[2] |
| Publisher | Victor Company of Japan[1][2] |
| Country | Japan[1] |
| Signal | NTSC[1] |
| Language | Japanese[1] |
| Subtitles | none[1] |
| Formats | LaserDisc[2] VHS[2] |
| Catalog # | JALA58033LD[2] JVLA58033LD[1] VVAS1073VHS[2] |
| Previous Volume | TRIGUN STAGE-12 |
TRIGUN STAGE-13 is the thirteenth and final volume of the 1998 Trigun anime's Japanese home media release on LaserDisc and VHS.
Episodes
Packaging
The main color of the packaging, LaserDisc labels, and videocassette labels is black. The artwork features 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 the first volume, it appears the colors are switched--the black sections are red and the red sections are black.
Gallery
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LaserDisc cover.
Notes
- The catalog code for the LaserDisc release as seen on the 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".