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FRANK WAS A COOL GUNSMITH! - Trigun #3 (Patreon)

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2020-03-10 12:35:56
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Frank ended up being pretty cool... and even sober!

I WATCH TRIGUN AT FUNIMATION:  https://www.funimation.com/shows/trigun/#videos 

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Comments

Dandy

Off the top of my head, I think it's the first 5 episodes of the Trigun anime that are made up from a mis-match of the first few volumes of the manga. With episodes 4 and 5 starting to show a little more linearity. The thing about this dub that always did it for me was the tone the actors would choose to use during impacting scenes and little emotional moments. For a late 90's anime adaptation, this had some of the best voice directing/acting for the time and it really holds up.

Tyler

I love Meryl Stryfe's refusal to acknowledge Vash as Vash. Though it does raise the question of how he managed to get such an infamous reputation and earn a 60 billion $$ price on his head.

Miklar Sihn
>>33493757

I do kinda think that the first episode showed how that could have happened. He managed to be part of straight up destroying a town.

V_VMat

Cat spotted

Phillip Ribbink

Meryl: What do you mean there's no sheriff. Mayor: Young lady, we believe an armed society is a polite society. Every man, woman, child and monkey in this town is armed. And believe me that little primate can shoot. A funny bit of dialogue from an abridged I saw of this episode.

PKKite
>>33491619

It matches up. 70s 80s and early 90s dubs had very few well performed dubs with only standout actors in ok to bad dubs. But by yhe mid to late 90s more money was flowing in for anime (toonami will help this) Studios get better equipment and VAs who stuck with it got more experince. By the late 90s early 00s more and more dubs were becoming ok to good with standouts appearing. Not as many "bad" dubs were happening due to industry growth. You still had some but nothing like the 70s to early 90s being as common. Then from their more and more great dubs appeared and the overal quality upped further as anime has become bigger than ever in the west.