Trigun premiered in the U.S. on Cartoon Network on March 31, 2003 after airing in Japan in 1998. The series is about a gunslinger named Vash who is said to be so dangerous that a $$60,000,000,000 bounty has been offered for him. Despite that claim to fame, not one person has ever been killed in a fight with him.
Voice Cast
Character
Actor
Vash The Stampede
Johnny Yong Bosch
Nicholas D. Wolfwood
Bo Williams
Meryl Stryfe
Dorothy Melendrez
Milly Thompson
Lia Sargent
Rem Sevarem
Ruby Marlowe
Legato Bluesummers
Richard Hayworth
Episodes
Season 1 (2002-2003)
(13 Episodes In Season 1)
The $$60,000,000,000 Man (Originally Aired 3/31/2003)
Truth Of Mistake (Originally Aired 4/1/2003)
Peace Maker (Originally Aired 4/2/2003)
Love & Peace (Originally Aired 4/3/2003)
Hard Puncher (Originally Aired 4/7/2003)
Lost July (Originally Aired 4/8/2003)
B.D.N (Originally Aired 4/9/2003)
And Between The Wasteland And Sky (Originally Aired 4/10/2003)
Murder Machine (Originally Aired 4/13/2003)
Quick Draw (Originally Aired 4/14/2003)
Escape From The Pain (Originally Aired 4/15/2003)
Diablo (Originally Aired 4/16/2003)
Vash The Stampede (Originally Aired 4/21/2003)
Season 2 (2003-2004)
(13 Episodes In Season 2)
Little Arcadia (Originally Aired 4/22/2003)
Demon's Eye (Originally Aired 4/23/2003)
Fifth Moon (Originally Aired 4/24/2003)
Rem Sevarem (Originally Aired 4/28/2003)
Goodbye For Now (Originally Aired 4/29/2003)
Hang Fire (Originally Aired 4/30/2003)
Flying Ship (Originally Aired5/1/2003)
Out Of Time (Originally Aired 5/5/2003)
Alternative (Originally Aired 5/6/2003)
Paradise (Originally Aired 5/7/2003)
Sin (Originally Aired 5/8/2003)
Live Through (Originally Aired 5/12/2003)
Under The Sky So Blue (Originally Aired 5/13/2003)
Trigun premiered in the U.S. on Cartoon Network on March 31, 2003 after airing in Japan in 1998. The series is about a gunslinger named Vash who is said to be so dangerous that a $$60,000,000,000 bounty has been offered for him. Despite that claim to fame, not one person has ever been killed in a fight with him.
