mogmogdog
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- Mar 10, 2018
Honestly I kind of feel that the Trigun anime (and also Kekkai Sensen s1) are both stronger adaptions than their source material. Nightow Yasuhiro's manga have interesting settings and characters, but also really really high energy, hard to follow, and episodic, avoiding much of an overarching narrative. I also think that the reason why so many of these remakes miss the mark is that a lot of these iconic shows are heavily of their time. Trigun is definitely very 90s and much of the appeal comes from aesthetic and storytelling sensibilities of that period, such as traditional cel rather than digital animation etc. I feel this way about the modern Bastard!! adaption as well.Why are they drastically rebooting a series that never even had a proper adaptation in the first place? They're trying to make it their own I guess but I wanted the Trigun Maximum manga to be adapted finally.
Imagine getting ahold of Trigun of all IPs and think it needs a new visual flair. And then you just make it look like everything else. Unappealing soft&clean fantasy Sci-Fi. And K-Pop hair. Oh well.

