#trigun meryl

[strawberrycartt]

Beware the drunk Typhoon...

[mmeimono]

Thoughts that came to me when I was choosing his skin tone

[mobihearsall]

I love how trigun allows their characters to cry. Like yeah, it feels like everything is going wrong, and they don't know how to handle it right now. Of course they're gonna cry. They can't put on a brave face 24/7, that's just unrealistic.

It's okay to cry.

[sacrificesocks]

Iron woman with the rabbit heart

[so-you-read-the-usernames]

Female characters who are the sole voice of reason <<<<<<< Female characters who think of themselves as the sole voice of reason but who are actually just as insane as those around them

[kindabuggy]

While it is not necessarily unique for a protagonist to have a “no killing” rule trigun is very unique in the way that it has vash break this self imposed rule and then delve into the aftermath

And- Vash choosing to kill legato (at least in the manga) isn’t treated as this lesson about how his morals are pointless and that killing is necessary, instead it’s treated as a tragedy

Vash mourns the fact that he couldn’t find another way to deal with legato and he mourns himself and the fact that the one thing he was clinging to the one choice he felt he had was taken away

And his friends mourn with him! They are absolutely heartbroken that hes had to do this

Idk i just haven’t seen any other piece of media go about the morality of killing this way

[cam-pteryx]

yeah this

[ryanthel0ser]

They should have a meeting or something

also physical as in they are fighting too, these ladies will shoot up the enemy