A first check out the brand-new CG anime Trigun Stampede flaunts a make over for Vash the Stampede and also teases a brand-new take on the pacifist gunslinger’s tale.

A first check out the brand-new Trigun Stampede anime has actually finally been revealed.

The new trailer was disclosed at a panel at this year’s Anime Expo in Los Angeles. The panel included a disucssion with the series’ initial creator, Yasuhiro Nightow, the new series’ principle artist Kouji Tajima, producers Kiyotaka Waki, Yoshihiro Watanabe and also Katsuhiro Takei. The trailer begins with a short scene of a young Vash with his bro, Knives, prior to cutting to a couple of clips that show off his brand-new personality layout, which features a brand-new hairstyle and also outfit. The trailer confirms the new collection will certainly be a reboot, which one of the program’s manufacturers referred to as being “the very same however different.”

Trigun Stampede was initially revealed earlier this month by Crunchyroll, that will distribute the collection. The panel exposed that the anime will certainly star Yoshitsugu Matsuoka as Vash.

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Disaster warning! The Humanoid Typhoon is coming!#TRIGUN pic.twitter.com/uNYKIcucTE

— 『TRIGUN STAMPEDE』アニメ公式 (@trigun_anime) July 3, 2022

Nightow’s initial manga was first published and also 1995. Embed in a world that looks like America’s wild west period, the collection informs the tale of Vash the Stampede, a notorious wrongdoer that is said to have ruined a whole city solitarily. 2 insurance agents, Meryl Stryfe and also Milly Thompson, are tasked with following Vash around in order to minimize the collateral damage that he inflicts on the world around him, however are stunned to discover that the infamous “Humanoid Typhoon” is a goofy, easygoing pacifist who abhors the taking of human life.

Charge will be the second adaption of Nightow’s manga. The first Trigun anime premiered in 1998 and was created by Madhouse, the workshop behind traditional anime such as Ninja Scroll, Vampire Hunter D and also Death Note. The anime was favored as well as helped the collection to accomplish a strong cult following in the United States, where it was relayed on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim block in the very early ’00s. A cartoon animation, Trigun: Badlands Rumble, was launched in 2010.

The original Trigun anime is available for streaming on Crunchyroll. The manga is published in English by Dark Horse Comics.