Portable confessional

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The portable confessional.

The portable confessional is an item owned by Nicholas D. Wolfwood.

Overview

The portable confessional is a box shaped like a miniature church that is placed on the user's head, meant to act like a real church's confessional box or room so that Wolfwood can perform the Rite of Penance on the go. A coin is inserted to the steeple on top as payment.

History

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Trigun (manga)

When Wolfwood did not have enough money to pay the bus fare, the bus driver agreed to cut him a deal. As a thank you, Wolfwood placed the portable confessional on the confused bus driver's head and offered him a free confession. The bus driver rejected the offer and walked away. Vash, having witnessed the encounter, remarked that Wolfwood's job looked tough and asked if the confessional was part of his gospel. Wolfwood responded that it was all business in order to get money for his church, which doubled as an orphanage. A GATHERING OF DEMONS

Trigun (1998 anime)

When Wolfwood did not have enough money to pay the bus fare, the bus driver agreed to cut him a deal. As a thank you, Wolfwood placed the portable confessional on the confused bus driver's head and offered him a free confession. The bus driver rejected the offer and walked away. Vash, having witnessed the encounter, remarked that Wolfwood's job looked tough and asked if the confessional was part of his gospel. Wolfwood responded that it was all business in order to get money for his church, which doubled as an orphanage. MURDER MACHINE

Non-Canon

Trigun: The Planet Gunsmoke (Kaiyodo)

Nicholas D. Wolfwood

The portable confessional is included as an accessory with all variants of Wolfwood.

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Appearances

Trigun (manga)

Trigun (1998 anime)

Trigun: The Planet Gunsmoke (Kaiyodo)