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Monev is both the first Gung-Ho Gun to be introduced and the first to fight with Vash. He is unexpectedly visited by Legato in the cellar in which he lives and has been training as a fighter for the preceding 20 years. Legato tells him that he will be going after [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]], which gives him a thrill. | Monev is both the first Gung-Ho Gun to be introduced and the first to fight with Vash. He is unexpectedly visited by [[Legato Bluesummers (anime)|Legato]] in the cellar in which he lives and has been training as a fighter for the preceding 20 years. Legato tells him that he will be going after [[Vash the Stampede (anime)|Vash the Stampede]], which gives him a thrill. | ||
Monev finds Vash and confronts him in the unnamed town that the episode "[[DIABLO|Diablo]]" takes place in. He is disgusted to find that Vash isn't really interested in fighting with him. Monev seemingly spends his time trying to goad Vash into a fighting spirit, but is not successful at this until he ends up killing some of the town's residents in a bid to shoot Vash. Vash is livid, pinning Monev to the ground with a gun to his head as Monev begs for mercy. Vash eventually relents, sparing Monev from death at his hand. However, Monev is later dealt with by someone else, as his corpse appears later on hanging from a wall in [[Places (anime)|Augusta]]. | Monev finds Vash and confronts him in the unnamed town that the episode "[[DIABLO|Diablo]]" takes place in. He is disgusted to find that Vash isn't really interested in fighting with him. Monev seemingly spends his time trying to goad Vash into a fighting spirit, but is not successful at this until he ends up killing some of the town's residents in a bid to shoot Vash. Vash is livid, pinning Monev to the ground with a gun to his head as Monev begs for mercy. Vash eventually relents, sparing Monev from death at his hand. However, Monev is later dealt with by someone else, as his corpse appears later on hanging from a wall in [[Places (anime)|Augusta]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:45, 12 April 2023
| Monev the Gale | |
|---|---|
 1998 anime | |
| Japanese name | モネヴ・ザ・ゲイル[1] |
| Race | Human |
| Hair Color | None |
| Eye Color | Brown |
| Gender | Male |
| Affiliation | Gung-Ho Guns (disambiguation) |
| First manga appearance | Trigun Vol. 2 Ch. 2, "DIABLO" |
| First anime appearance | DIABLO (disambiguation) |
| Last anime appearance | UNDER THE SKY SO BLUE flashback only |
| Japanese voice actor | Masuo Amada[2] |
| English voice actor | Peter Spellos (credited as G. Gordon Baer)[2] |
Monev the Gale is a Gung-Ho Gun who appears in Trigun (1998 anime) and Trigun (manga).
Biography
1998 anime
Monev is both the first Gung-Ho Gun to be introduced and the first to fight with Vash. He is unexpectedly visited by Legato in the cellar in which he lives and has been training as a fighter for the preceding 20 years. Legato tells him that he will be going after Vash the Stampede, which gives him a thrill.
Monev finds Vash and confronts him in the unnamed town that the episode "Diablo" takes place in. He is disgusted to find that Vash isn't really interested in fighting with him. Monev seemingly spends his time trying to goad Vash into a fighting spirit, but is not successful at this until he ends up killing some of the town's residents in a bid to shoot Vash. Vash is livid, pinning Monev to the ground with a gun to his head as Monev begs for mercy. Vash eventually relents, sparing Monev from death at his hand. However, Monev is later dealt with by someone else, as his corpse appears later on hanging from a wall in Augusta.
Manga
Character
Appearance
1998 anime
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1998 anime design, without weapons.
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In disguise.
Manga
Personality
Weapon
1998 anime
Manga
Gallery
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Monev with fellow Gung-Ho Guns Zazie, Caine, and Chapel
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Cameo in Trigun Maximum Volume 12, Chapter 1.
Notes
Appearances
Trigun (1998 anime):
Episodes
Opening Credits
Manga:
References
- ↑ Young King Ours - Trigun Production Staff: https://web.archive.org/web/20060719111501/http://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/ours/trigun/staff.html
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Anime News Network - Trigun: https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=88