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* It's very clear from the trailer that this appears to be focusing on Vash and Knives's origin story with a few new twists, due to the heavy focus on Knives and Rem without even mentioning Wolfwood, Milly, or Meryl. The initial teaser image also shows Vash's usual design. Therefore, it's quite possible Vash will go into a SignificantWardrobeChange after a certain point in the story back to the design we all know and love.

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* It's very clear from the trailer that this appears to be focusing on Vash and Knives's origin story with a few new twists, due to the heavy focus on Knives and Rem without even mentioning Wolfwood, Milly, or Meryl. The initial teaser image also shows Vash's usual design. Therefore, it's quite possible Vash will go into a SignificantWardrobeChange SignificantWardrobeShift after a certain point in the story back to the design we all know and love.
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[[WMG: Vash's old design will come back in ''Trigun Stampede'']]
* It's very clear from the trailer that this appears to be focusing on Vash and Knives's origin story with a few new twists, due to the heavy focus on Knives and Rem without even mentioning Wolfwood, Milly, or Meryl. The initial teaser image also shows Vash's usual design. Therefore, it's quite possible Vash will go into a SignificantWardrobeChange after a certain point in the story back to the design we all know and love.
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[[WMG:Gunsmoke planet is world of Anime/WildArms]]

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[[WMG: Vash and Knives are HumanoidAbominations.]]

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[[WMG: Vash and Knives are HumanoidAbominations.{{Humanoid Abomination}}s.]]



Or a large part of the population is semi-illiterate. Public education is rare if not nonexistent (none of the kids in the show seem to be in school), and it's probable that whatever literature the SEEDs colonists had went up in flames with most of their technology when the ships crashed. This is why things are so often misspelled ("restlant", "kiyosk", "Mei City").

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Or a large part of the population is semi-illiterate. Public education is rare if not nonexistent (none of the kids in the show seem to be in school), and it's probable that whatever literature the SEEDs SEEDS colonists had went up in flames with most of their technology when the ships crashed. This is why things are so often misspelled ("restlant", "kiyosk", "Mei City").
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[[WMG: Standardized spelling no longer exists on Gundsmoke.]]
Or a large part of the population is semi-illiterate. Public education is rare if not nonexistent (none of the kids in the show seem to be in school), and it's probable that whatever literature the SEEDs colonists had went up in flames with most of their technology when the ships crashed. This is why things are so often misspelled ("restlant", "kiyosk", "Mei City").
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[[WMG: Elendira is Legato's sister]]
An old interview with Nightow stated that Legato "seems like he'd have a sister". His long lost sister is in fact Elendira, but neither of them know it.
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## There were some references to Trigun in the Gungrave anime and Videogame, but one of them was the existence of the Chicken creatures that they use for transport in Gunsmoke appearing as racing animals in GunGrave. Which suggests genetic engeneering taking place in that world.

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## There were some references to Trigun in the Gungrave anime and Videogame, but one of them was the existence of the Chicken creatures that they use for transport in Gunsmoke appearing as racing animals in GunGrave.Gungrave. Which suggests genetic engeneering taking place in that world.
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**Actually that was the next question. Badly translated though. The next person wanted to know how many cigarettes Wolfwood smokes a day. The "nickname" is a Yakuza insult that basically translates to who the fuck do you think you are, I'm going to tie you up, beat you with sticks, and dump you in the river.

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[[WMG: Wolfwood is one of the carriers of the [[OnePiece Will of D.]]]]

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[[WMG: Wolfwood is one of the carriers of the [[OnePiece [[Manga/OnePiece Will of D.]]]]D]].]]




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* Hey, it makes as much sense as the stupidly long name Nightow gave him that apparently translates to "Smokes too much every day" or somesuch.



Actually somewhat TruthInTelevision in regard to Wolfwood, which Nightow has said was inspired by two acts, The Turtles and, for his name, Ulfuls, and for Midvalley who was inspired by Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra. While Nightow has not admitted this, Vash seems to be a combination of Music/BuckTick's Atsushi Sakurai [[http://youtu.be/tr8QIA-ZP60 from his 1987 look]] and Music/YoshikiHayashi from around the same era for the blonde hair, the love of alcohol, THE ANGST ANGST ANGST and the attitude of TechnicalPacifist, masochist, trouble nexus and being PersonaNonGrata.


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Actually somewhat TruthInTelevision in regard to Wolfwood, which Nightow has said was inspired by two acts, The Turtles and, for his name, Ulfuls, Ulfuls; and for Midvalley who was inspired by Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra. While Nightow has not admitted this, Vash seems to be a combination of Music/BuckTick's Atsushi Sakurai [[http://youtu.be/tr8QIA-ZP60 from his 1987 look]] and Music/YoshikiHayashi from around the same era for the blonde hair, the love of alcohol, THE ANGST ANGST ANGST and the attitude of TechnicalPacifist, masochist, trouble nexus and being PersonaNonGrata.

PersonaNonGrata.




[[WMG: Vash and Knives are [[TabletopGame/{{Exalted}} Abyssals.]]]]

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\n* How is that possible? At the beginning of ''Maximum'', Meryl & Milly are back in December City, hadn't seen Vash in two years, and they don't actually meet him face-to-face again until Chapter 19, after the fight with Leonof. After that point, sure.

[[WMG: Vash and Knives are [[TabletopGame/{{Exalted}} Abyssals.]]]]Abyssals]].]]



No, seriously. Or it at least is some sort of super-cat. How else could you explain it showing up pretty-much anywhere, anytime, especially around such weird characters as Vash? It even seems to have a "You amuse me." look in some scenes. Plus, the cat's Japanese name is given as "Kuroneko-sama", which literally translates as [[strike:"Black Cat God", can't get much more obvious than that]]. Really, it translates to "Black Cat Lady".

[[WMG: Kuroneko-Sama is Haruhi Suzumiya]]

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No, seriously. Or it at least is some sort of super-cat. How else could you explain it showing up pretty-much pretty much anywhere, anytime, especially around such weird characters as Vash? It even seems to have a "You amuse me." look in some scenes. Plus, the cat's Japanese name is given as "Kuroneko-sama", which literally translates as [[strike:"Black Cat God", can't get much more obvious than that]]. Really, it translates to "Black Cat Lady".

"Lord Black Cat".

[[WMG: Kuroneko-Sama Kuroneko-sama is Haruhi Suzumiya]]



* But people do shoot him multiple times throughout the series, in ways that could heave easily been prevented throughout the series if he was willing to use such abilities. Besides, Rem placed such a high value on having an "open ticket to the future", AKA free will to become a better person, it's doubtful that Vash would want to mess with anyone like that. However, that isn't to say he might have done so subconsciously, and therefore unintentionally, at times.

[[WMG:Gunsmoke planet is world of {{Wild Arms}}]]
Picture of Vash can be found as easter egg in one of games.But the way Gunsmoke functions is very simillar to Wild Arms world so Gunsmoke is this series ancient world

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* But people do ''do'' shoot him multiple times throughout the series, in ways that could heave easily been prevented throughout the series if he was willing to use such abilities. Besides, Rem placed such a high value on having an "open ticket to the future", AKA a.k.a. free will to become a better person, it's doubtful that Vash would want to mess with anyone like that. However, that isn't to say he might have done so subconsciously, and therefore unintentionally, at times.

[[WMG:Gunsmoke planet is world of {{Wild Arms}}]]
Anime/WildArms]]
Picture of Vash can be found as easter egg EasterEgg in one of games.games. But the way Gunsmoke functions is very simillar similar to Wild Arms world so Gunsmoke is this series ancient world






Or it could be Rem as she did die to save everyone on the seed ship.
* Maybe Rem's a reincarnation of the Virgin Mary?

[[WMG: GunGrave is the earth from the Trigun Universe in the Past!]]

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Or it could be Rem as she did die to save everyone on the seed ship.
SEEDS Ships.
* Rem is explicitly a MessianicArchetype. Vash says as much multiple times; she gave her life so that the rest of humanity could live. Vash himself is, at best, John the Baptist.
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Maybe Rem's a reincarnation of the Virgin Mary?

Mary?
*** She had a boyfriend before joining Project SEEDS (his death prompted her to leave Earth), so she probably wasn't a virgin. Seriously though, that is kind of how Vash treats her. Rem, however, saw herself as deeply flawed.

[[WMG: GunGrave Anime/{{Gungrave}} is the earth from the Trigun Universe in the Past!]]







He's a good guy, with good principles, who suffers like you ''would not believe''. And then people go and die for his sake and principles, like [[spoiler: Wolfwood]]. And then he wins anyway.

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He's a good guy, with good principles, who suffers like you ''would not believe''. And then people go and die for his sake and principles, like [[spoiler: Wolfwood]].[[spoiler:Wolfwood]]. And then he wins anyway.



Look up their pictures and note the huge similarities between their appearences and how everyone saw them as lucky idiots early on before they proved themselves as legitimate badasses.

Plus: If Bit's mom was Meryl then he'd have her last name so his real name would've been Bit Cloud Strife, but he just goes with Bit Cloud to keep the name short and simple.


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Look up their pictures and note the huge similarities between their appearences appearances and how everyone saw them as lucky idiots early on before they proved themselves as legitimate badasses.

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badasses. Plus, If Bit's bit's mom was Meryl then he'd have her last name so his real name would've been Bit Cloud Strife, but he just goes with Bit Cloud to keep the name short and simple.

simple.





* That's why the bounties are so ridiculously high going into the billions. Inflation is just that bad.

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\n\n* That's why the bounties are so ridiculously high going into the billions. Inflation is just that bad.
* Actually, most bounties are less than $$1,000,000. Doctor Nebraska's was $$700k, which actually seems low given his history. Vash is just special.




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* Actually, he's France. (Voice Actor Joke)



* Mostly came from what Brad said about plant's being "The ones from outside of time" which sounds pretty eldritch to me. Sure he
was talking about the agelessness, but at the same time, look at the plant Vash was talking too. It also seemed rather eldritch, just roughly mimicking a human form.

[[WMG: Regarding the races of the various main (human) characters, Meryl and Milly are white, Wolfwood is at least part-some sort of American Indian descent, Rem is Asian-American, and Legato is at least part-some sort of Asian descent.]]

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* Mostly came from what Brad said about plant's Plants being "The ones from outside of time" which sounds pretty eldritch to me. Sure he
he was talking about the agelessness, but at the same time, look at the plant Plant Vash was talking too. to. It also seemed rather eldritch, just roughly mimicking a human form.

form.
* Uh, this is all but confirmed, at least in the minds of some humans. In the anime, Steve explicitly saw them as this (his being a massive dick to Knives is what triggers the whole plot). In the manga, [[spoiler:Meryl]] comes to believe this after she is forced to watch Vash's traumatic transformation close-up; it takes her a while to warm up to him again.
** And of course ''everyone'' thinks this about Knives.

[[WMG: Regarding the races of the various main (human) characters, Meryl and Milly are white, Wolfwood is at least part-some sort of American Indian descent, Rem is Asian-American, and Legato is at least part-some sort of Asian descent.characters...]]
Meryl and Milly are white, Wolfwood is at least part-some sort of American Indian descent, Rem is Asian-American, and Legato is at least part-some sort of Asian descent.



[[WMG: Legato's mother was also a [[spoiler: sex slave]].]]

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[[WMG: Legato's mother was also a [[spoiler: sex [[spoiler:sex slave]].]]



They may, however, need to drink, but they may not, as regular, non-humanoid plants seem to be able to produce their own water. In the flashback which shows Vash and Wolfwood wandering gunsmoke, they both seem perfectly healthy, so maybe plants garner nutrients from some other source, like sunlight. That being said, Vash still [[{{EatingOptional}} eats things out of pleasure rather than necessity.]]

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They may, however, need to drink, but they may not, as regular, non-humanoid plants seem to be able to produce their own water. In the flashback which shows Vash and Wolfwood wandering gunsmoke, they both seem perfectly healthy, so maybe plants garner nutrients from some other source, like sunlight. That being said, Vash still [[{{EatingOptional}} [[EatingOptional eats things out of pleasure rather than necessity.]]necessity]].




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** Not necessarily. Vash was still a kid and hadn't hit his "immortal" phase yet. It's not inconceivable that when Autonomous Plants reach physical maturity, they don't need the resources they did before.



Neither Vash nor Knives come off as particularly levelheaded individuals -- Vash is pretty much a ManChild, and Knives is a PsychopathicManChild. Their philosophies are child-like in both their simplicity and their zeal to uphold them, their interactions with each other come off as two little kids bickering about who's right and who's wrong to almost {{narm}}ish levels, and in general they act more like squabbling kids than ancient warriors. And that's when they're interacting with each other; they're not much better when they're interacting with others.

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Neither Vash nor Knives come off as particularly levelheaded individuals -- Vash is pretty much a ManChild, and Knives is a PsychopathicManChild. Their philosophies are child-like in both their simplicity and their zeal to uphold them, their interactions with each other come off as two little kids bickering about who's right and who's wrong to almost {{narm}}ish levels, and in general they act more like squabbling kids than ancient warriors. And that's when they're interacting with each other; they're not much better when they're interacting with others.others.
* How is this a WMG? It's pretty much true.

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[[WMG: Vash and Knives are [[{{Exalted}} Abyssals.]]]]

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[[WMG: Vash and Knives are [[{{Exalted}} [[TabletopGame/{{Exalted}} Abyssals.]]]]
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* Jossed: Vash was starving one time. It was when they found out about Tesla and he was seemingly in bad shape because of it.
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They may, however, need to drink, but they may not, as regular, non-humanoid plants seem to be able to produce their own water. In the flashback which shows Vash and Wolfwood wandering gunsmoke, they both seem perfectly healthy, so maybe plants garner nutrients from some other source, like sunlight. That being said, Vash still [[{{EatingOptional}} eats things out of pleasure rather than necessity.]]

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They may, however, need to drink, but they may not, as regular, non-humanoid plants seem to be able to produce their own water. In the flashback which shows Vash and Wolfwood wandering gunsmoke, they both seem perfectly healthy, so maybe plants garner nutrients from some other source, like sunlight. That being said, Vash still [[{{EatingOptional}} eats things out of pleasure rather than necessity.]]]]

[[WMG: Vash and Knives suffer from a ''bad'' case of ImmortalImmaturity.]]
Neither Vash nor Knives come off as particularly levelheaded individuals -- Vash is pretty much a ManChild, and Knives is a PsychopathicManChild. Their philosophies are child-like in both their simplicity and their zeal to uphold them, their interactions with each other come off as two little kids bickering about who's right and who's wrong to almost {{narm}}ish levels, and in general they act more like squabbling kids than ancient warriors. And that's when they're interacting with each other; they're not much better when they're interacting with others.

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* But people do shoot him multiple times throughout the series, in ways that could heave easily been prevented throughout the series if he was willing to use such abilities. Besides, Rem placed such a high value on having an "open ticket to the future", AKA free will to become a better person, it's doubtful that Vash would want to mess with anyone like that. However, that isn't to say he might have done so subconsciously, and therefore unintentionally, at times.



She became pregnant at some point during captivity, but she died when Legato was very young (either killed by her captors, or of childbirth complications...) which is why he was never given a name.

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She became pregnant at some point during captivity, but she died when Legato was very young (either killed by her captors, or of childbirth complications...) which is why he was never given a name.name.

[[WMG: Plants do not need to food to survive.]]
They may, however, need to drink, but they may not, as regular, non-humanoid plants seem to be able to produce their own water. In the flashback which shows Vash and Wolfwood wandering gunsmoke, they both seem perfectly healthy, so maybe plants garner nutrients from some other source, like sunlight. That being said, Vash still [[{{EatingOptional}} eats things out of pleasure rather than necessity.]]
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* So totally my thought too. Additional proof: they are at LEAST 107 years old (Episode 17), the Doctor in Doctor Who has been shown to have precise timing, aiming skills like Knives and Vash, Time Lords have telepathic powers which explains the thought connection between Vash and Knives, and Knives exhibits an ability like the Master's to control/hypnotize others, their IQs are well above human IQ, and so much more. This is my personal canon.

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* So totally my thought too. Additional proof: they are at LEAST 107 years old (Episode 17), the Doctor in Doctor Who has been shown to have precise timing, aiming skills like Knives and Vash, Time Lords have telepathic powers which explains the thought connection between Vash and Knives, and Knives exhibits an ability like the Master's to control/hypnotize others, their IQs [=IQs=] are well above human IQ, and so much more. This is my personal canon.
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[[WMG: Many of the characters and character designs are based on TheEighties and TheNineties Japanese rock musicians]]
Actually somewhat TruthInTelevision in regard to Wolfwood, which Nightow has said was inspired by two acts, The Turtles and, for his name, Ulfuls, and for Midvalley who was inspired by Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra. While Nightow has not admitted this, Vash seems to be a combination of Music/BuckTick's Atsushi Sakurai [[http://youtu.be/tr8QIA-ZP60 from his 1987 look]] and Music/YoshikiHayashi from around the same era for the blonde hair, the love of alcohol, THE ANGST ANGST ANGST and the attitude of TechnicalPacifist, masochist, trouble nexus and being PersonaNonGrata.

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[[WMG: Livio's hat is Dominique's hat]]
In the manga, Dominique's hat looks identical to Livio's. When Dominique committed suicide, she left her hat somewhere else. The kid who gave Livio his hat found Dominique's hat, held onto it, then gave it to Livio.
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Note that out of all the main characters he looks the most like a traditional anime {{Bishounen}} and wears the sort of [[{{Goth}} gothic]] BadassLongcoat attire commonly sported at cons. One of his ancestors was the last anime geek, who married a Japanese person before they relocated to Gunsmoke together. Little bits and pieces of that subculture eventually trickled down to him, and he adopted them for his own purposes.

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Note that out of all the main characters he looks the most like a traditional anime {{Bishounen}} and wears the sort of [[{{Goth}} gothic]] BadassLongcoat attire commonly sported at cons. One of his ancestors was the last anime geek, who married a Japanese person before they relocated to Gunsmoke together. Little bits and pieces of that subculture eventually trickled down to him, and he adopted them for his own purposes.purposes.

[[WMG: Legato's mother was also a [[spoiler: sex slave]].]]
She became pregnant at some point during captivity, but she died when Legato was very young (either killed by her captors, or of childbirth complications...) which is why he was never given a name.
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[[WMG: Regarding the races of the various main (human) characters, Meryl and Milly are white, Wolfwood is at least part-some sort of American Indian, Rem is Asian-American, and Legato is at least part-some sort of Asian descent.]]

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[[WMG: Regarding the races of the various main (human) characters, Meryl and Milly are white, Wolfwood is at least part-some sort of American Indian, Indian descent, Rem is Asian-American, and Legato is at least part-some sort of Asian descent.]]

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