#nicolas d. wolfwood

[0815bliss]

Group photo 📸

[kbearart]

in a complete spur of the moment, i decided to do my design takes on some trigun characters

[toxxiin]

vash plushie has a chokehold on me

[lizery]

oh god grant me one wish

[cyberchangeliing]

Blessed

[enyaliang]

Hello, yes, more giant feathery kibby content?

Check this out! And yes you will read it :3

fic written by @beesinspades

cw below: blood and injury, and maybe some spoilers?

Inspired by ch6 but not that accurate, anyways, angy protective feather fluff

[renardsruses]

Cowboy wolfwood!!!!

[piesohardy]

Vashwood‼️ aj is an official art program guys

[collieii]

a lil detail in trimax i like is how it shows meryl and wolfwood grappling with vash's inhumanity. wolfwood sees vash's power, what he's capable of, before he really gets to know who vash is as a person (they met for a lil on the bus ofc but that was pretty brief). he sees him blow a hole in the moon right after meeting him. of course he's heard rumors about vash, but then he sees him and knives up close and personal, sees the angel arm, and he can't believe vash is an ordinary man anymore. he's confused, shocked, and scared, because he barely understands what's happening. but he can clearly see that vash is dangerous and inhuman. so a lot of his arc is him struggling to reconcile his knowledge of that power with his relationship with vash. ultimately, he ends up with an understanding of who vash is, what he values, and he comes to share those values and beliefs. he learns to let himself trust and believe in vash, despite the implications of his powers.

and meryl, ofc, knows vash as a man and as a friend before she learns what he's capable of. then it isn't until the midvalley/hoppered arc that she's not only told explicitly by zazie what vash is, she sees it for herself in a pretty violent way when he loses control and goes bird mode (what do i call feathery vash lol). not only that but she's shown his memories of july, probably the most brutal and visceral expression of his power there is. that experience traumatizes her, but she makes an effort to overcome that instinctive fear of what vash is because she knows she can trust him, and that almost everything he does is for the good of humanity. and he deserves to be treated like a good person, a good friend, because he is one! he's not just his powers of biblical proportions. all this is to say i like how trimax lets us see two people who are close to vash come to terms with his plantness in different ways, because it's not something people can just shrug off, it's something they need to process.

[tzarrz]

a heem heem- whimper

[post-it-wall]

So.

The couch scene, uh.

(It's been months. I will never recover)

[0815bliss]

twt draw ur ship like this thingy 🤞✨️

[funsize-cenobites]

Im so utterly taken with Wolfwood's eyes in Trimax, y'all. I cannot explain to you how much I love that part of his characterization. So much of him is right there, plain as day.

The way they give him away so completely. Truly windows into the soul he fears he doesn't have.

I can't handle the various themes and meanings in how he tries to keep them hidden. Chapel never could quite beat the humanity out of him no matter how much Wolfwood worries he's become a monster.

That sweet, compassionate, courageous, protective, and so so so terrified little boy is still right there behind those eyes.

[toxxiin]

average dinner in the twins household when they finally domesticated millions knives into hundreds spoons

[lizery]

[cyberchangeliing]

Silly guys