Hopper's death should've impacted Vash more, especially that he's the one who took care of Vash yet he was forced to pull the trigger on him. But I'm giving this one a chance if we'll get to see the guilt more in the next episodes, considering that his line "live and suffer" is the tagline of s2 🤔

Now that I thought about it, I think what's missing in this new season is the importance and build up of Vash's relationship and connection with humans, of what makes him love humanity. Just retconning Lina alone impacts this big time, and the fact that it wasn't WW who handed him a gun again

When I saw the spoiler screenshots, I honestly thought they would portray it in a way that they've been struggling to look for Vash for years, but no they could've easily tracked him down anytime they intended to and only did so when they needed him🗿

Honestly wouldn't mind waiting another year if it means a good outcome of the product, but oh well

This is my Stargaze opening😭 if they intend for a heavier op, wherein you could still hear the suffering/despair being merely drowned by the instrumentals🫠(heck even the eng translated lyrics of this song is kinda applicable-)

youtu.be/DLkicCFw-rE?...

I still personally didn't like the opening song I just think it doesn't fit Trigun's overall theme 😭 I like the visuals tho

Wolfwood would hate it at first, probably telling him that he is selfish and if Vash believes he has no right to take a person's life then he also doesn't have the right to revive someone back from the dead

And then had this silly idea of vashwood Frankenstein AU where Vash somehow found a way to revive Wolfwood by remaking him back into pieces altho now very physically flawed