Trigun, an anime that aired in the late 1990s and unquestionably helped create the groundwork for the fantastic series you see before you today, may be unfamiliar to most of you. The manga and anime series were written by Yasuhiro Nightow, who is most known for his comic work Kekkai Sensen; if you’re familiar with that, you should already be aware of what an incredible job he does.
During its 2022 anime convention, Crunchyroll revealed that the celebrated anime series created by the legendary mangaka Yasuhiro Nightow will be relaunched as Trigun Stampede: Season 1. It is a stunning piece of information to receive, especially after decades of inactivity from the franchise. Nevertheless, Trigun was a masterpiece back then, and with the extra creative twists in the relaunch, things are just getting better, so here’s everything you should anticipate.
Release Date of Trigun Stampede: Season 1
Crunchyroll has confirmed that Trigun Stampede: Season 1 will be available to stream all over the world starting on January 7, 2023.
Trigun Stampede: Season 1 will probably come out in January 2023, but the exact date hasn’t been decided yet. This is pretty fast, considering that the anime was announced in the middle of 2022. Hopefully, the goods won’t be damaged by the quick turnaround.
As for the number of episodes, we think there will be between 12 and 13. This is because that will help test the waters a bit, as most non-isekai or anime that doesn’t get a lot of attention, like Chainsaw Man, tends to be on the shorter side.
Spoiler of Trigun Stampede: Season 1
Trigun Stampede: Season 1 ought to adhere to the manga’s original storyline, while it is still unknown whether the relaunch will change the plot in any way. For the time being, however, let’s go with the tried-and-true tale of Vash the Stampede, a man who, despite being accused of destroying cities and causing mayhem, actually turns out to be a giant softie who wants to spread peace.
Bounty hunters swarm to apprehend this notorious bad guy because he has a huge 60 billion double-dollar reward on his head. Vash, who they don’t know, may desire to foster peace, but he isn’t hesitant to settle disputes by making everyone learn a lesson.
Expected Cast of Trigun Stampede: Season 1
Vash the Stampede is played by Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, Knives Millions is played by Junya Ikeda, Young Vash is played by Tomoyo Kurosawa, Young Knives is played by Yumiri Hanamori, and Rem Saverem is played by Maaya Sakamoto.
Creators of Trigun Stampede: Season 1
Trigun Stampede’s staff consists of Kenji Mutou (co-storyboarder for Hello World) as director, concept artist Kouji Tajima as a concept designer and original character designer, novelist Takehito Okishi as story supervisor, and Tatsurou Inomoto (One-Punch Man Season 2 scriptwriter), Shin Okashima (Skull-face Bookseller Honda-san), and
Yoshimasa Ueda as series composers and scriptwriters. Eiji Yamamori (Godzilla Singular Point kaiju designer) serves as creature designer; Eiji Inumoto (BEASTARS) serves as CG chief director; Yuuji Kaneko (Ranking of Kings) serves as art director; Satoshi Hashimoto (Bubble) serves as a color designer; and Takashi Aoki and Ryuutsu Koshida serve as photography directors.
Studio of Trigun Stampede: Season 1
Trigun Stampede: Season 1 is said to be a project made by two studios working together, like Spy x Family. Both Studio Orange and TOHO Animation will be in charge of directing the anime and judging by what they’ve done before, people are getting really excited about it.
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But there is one small thing you should know. Trigun Stampede: Season 1 will be an anime made with CGI, which is a bit of a worry given how boring most anime are in the end. We hope that both studios will show us how wrong we are in every way.
Where to Watch Trigun Stampede: Season 1
Trigun Stampede: Season 1 is licensed by Crunchyroll, not Funimation, like the original anime from 1998. On the other hand, you can watch it live on TV Tokyo when it comes out in January 2023.
As the release date gets closer, people who are new to the anime world will soon be able to enjoy Yasuhiro Nightow’s classic sci-fi shooter saga and see a new take on Vash’s peaceful, but gunslinger, life.
Final Words
Crunchyroll has confirmed that Trigun Stampede: Season 1 will be available to stream all over the world starting on January 7, 2023. There will be between 12 and 13 episodes. The relaunch ought to adhere to the original storyline, while it is still unknown whether the plot will change. Trigun Stampede: Season 1 is said to be a project made by two studios working together, like Spy x Family. Both Studio Orange and TOHO Animation will be in charge of directing the anime. Anime is licensed by Crunchyroll, not Funimation, like the original anime from 1998.
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