Trigun Stampede -dub- Episode 12 !!top!! Today

What did you guys think of the ending? Did the CGI work for you during the space battle, or was it too much? Personally, I think this is a worthy successor to the '98 classic.

Knives, wounded but alive, retreats with a mysterious figure (later hinted to be a human ally). Wolfwood finds Vash barely alive. Meryl holds Roberto’s body, then stands and takes Roberto’s broken camera – she will continue his work. Trigun Stampede -Dub- Episode 12

I am actually not okay after that finale. 😭 🕊️ What did you guys think of the ending

Vash disappears in the blast and Knives is seemingly defeated, though his ultimate fate remains a mystery. The Post-Credits Reveal Knives, wounded but alive, retreats with a mysterious

Meanwhile, has been the dark mirror of the season. Tatum, known for his intellectual roles (Okabe in Steins;Gate , Sebastian in Black Butler ), brings a terrifyingly calm sociopathy to Knives. In Episode 12, as Knives activates his grand plan to terraform No Man’s Land with the "Great Fall," Tatum’s voice becomes a cold whisper—a deity looking down at ants. When he says, "Humanity is the pestilence," it isn't a scream of hatred; it is a clinical diagnosis, which makes it far more unsettling.

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What did you guys think of the ending? Did the CGI work for you during the space battle, or was it too much? Personally, I think this is a worthy successor to the '98 classic.

Knives, wounded but alive, retreats with a mysterious figure (later hinted to be a human ally). Wolfwood finds Vash barely alive. Meryl holds Roberto’s body, then stands and takes Roberto’s broken camera – she will continue his work.

I am actually not okay after that finale. 😭 🕊️

Vash disappears in the blast and Knives is seemingly defeated, though his ultimate fate remains a mystery. The Post-Credits Reveal

Meanwhile, has been the dark mirror of the season. Tatum, known for his intellectual roles (Okabe in Steins;Gate , Sebastian in Black Butler ), brings a terrifyingly calm sociopathy to Knives. In Episode 12, as Knives activates his grand plan to terraform No Man’s Land with the "Great Fall," Tatum’s voice becomes a cold whisper—a deity looking down at ants. When he says, "Humanity is the pestilence," it isn't a scream of hatred; it is a clinical diagnosis, which makes it far more unsettling.