Screenplay:
Yōsuke KurodaCinematography:
白井久男Composer:
Tsuneo ImahoriCast:
Shō Hayami, Hiromi Tsuru, Satsuki Yukino, Masaya Onosaka, Toshihiko Seki, Akio Ōtsuka, Atsuko Tanaka, Hirotaka Suzuoki, Isshin Chiba, Jūrōta Kosugi (more)VOD (3)
Episodes(26)
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The $60,000,000,000.00 Man (E01)
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Truth of Mistake (E02)
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Peace Maker (E03)
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Love & Peace (E04)
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Hard Puncher (E05)
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Lost July (E06)
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B. D. N. (E07)
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And Between the Wasteland and Sky (E08)
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Murder Machine (E09)
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Quick Draw (E10)
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Escape from Pain (E11)
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Diablo (E12)
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Vash the Stampede (E13)
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Little Arcadia (E14)
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Demon's Eye (E15)
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Fifth Moon (E16)
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Rem Saverem (E17)
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Goodbye for Now (E18)
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Hang Fire (E19)
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Flying Ship (E20)
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Out of Time (E21)
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Alternative (E22)
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Paradise (E23)
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Sin (E24)
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Live Through (E25)
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Under the Sky so Blue (E26)
Plots(1)
The story of Vash the Stampede, an infamous outlaw who's wanted for scorching every town on the frontier. Of course, there's no proof Vash has ever actually killed anyone, and any gunslinging gal who wants to collect the price on his head might just find herself falling in love with him instead. (official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (2)
Well, I liked the beginning, it pulled me into the plot. What I was really grateful for was that even though Vash was being such a pain and such a jerk, it wasn't random luck that guided his hand when shooting. It's just that after that, the middle of the anime was kind of boring for me, I don't know, I guess I wasn't in the mood for it, but towards the end my enthusiasm picked up again, so I finished it and that was fine. :-) The last fight, yeah, I enjoyed that one, it was really good! Colts over my head! Plus – I also liked a lot that everything is explained at the end. Totally. Almost in one sentence, spoken by Knives.
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Even though I love anime and I also enjoy getting absorbed in the western desert, the Human Typhoon did not turn out to be a favorite for me at all. Especially in the first half, I just shook my head at the contrivances of individual adventures or the awkwardness of funny remarks. Vash is okay, and the girls bring a smile to my face, but it wasn't until the appealing priest had a more significant presence and the hint of a great story of sad memories that the right pace finally picked up. Despite several excellent twists and impressive scenes, I can't give this group a better rating than average. It just needed a bit of compromise and not a jump from a wild post-apocalyptic cowboy story to a path with a tragic undertone. When I look at the poster, it does evoke a subtly nostalgic memory in my head, but there were simply too many unnecessary parts.
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