View Full Version : What Trigun to buy?
DeadPool
03-27-2002, 12:59 AM
Hi everybody, I am a big cowboy bebop fan and was told that I needed to look into buying some of the Trigun DVD's. The entire series costs almost $200. So I was curious as to which sets to buy, which are the best or which Triun movies I should buy? Thanks for the assist.
Koggit
03-27-2002, 01:46 AM
There's no movies, just 26 episodes. The episodes are mis-labeled on the first 2 DVD's, though.
If you go here (http://www.uln.com/cgi-bin/vlink/013023028395IE.html) and search "Trigun", you'll find the DVD box set for $140, but it's back-ordered.
It's not like BeBop, though. It more of a comedy series than anything else. It starts off pure comedy then gets pretty emotional near the end. Great series, but you don't have to be a Bebop fan to realize it.
KingKoopa
03-27-2002, 04:05 PM
Start in the beginning and finish in the end. There is more continuity in Trigun than Bebop (although not too much at first).
Trigun Videos/DVDs in order:
1) The $$600,000,000,000 Man
2) Lost Past
3) Wolfwood
4) Gung-Ho Guns
5) Angel Arm
6) Project Seeds
7) Puppet Master
8) High Noon
Note that it costs $240 to buy the entire series as individual DVDs at retail ($192 on sale), while the box set costs $200, or $140 on sale.
The Bebop box set is a ripoff, though. You can get the entire series for $20 less than the box set costs.
Koggit
03-27-2002, 05:46 PM
Originally posted by KingKoopa
The Bebop box set is a ripoff, though. You can get the entire series for $20 less than the box set costs.
In all fairness, that's one of the nicest boxes I've ever seen.
Mike Spiegel
03-27-2002, 05:52 PM
Don't you get the first soundtrack as well?
Koggit
03-27-2002, 06:03 PM
Yup. But the best songs on it are Tank! and The Real Folk Blues. Both of which I was sick of by the time I'd watched all the eps.
I think this thread goes in Anitainment, though. ;)
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