#trigun humor

[nepentheisms]

Here I go making a joke that'll only make sense to my fellow Trigun fans who've either read my bookclub entries or are just on the same page as me in their understanding of the biblical parallels.

Anyways, Wolfwood, Livio, and Meryl should start a band.

Additional information for fanwork creators to have fun with: Saint Peter and Saint Paul have the same feast day (June 29). And the Feast of Saint Mary Magdalene takes place on July 22, which coincidentally is the day after a very significant event in the story we know and love.

[acrylicatuwu]

[kittywritesfic]

Manslaughter it is then

can’t love and peace my way out of this one

[nouverx]

Vash and Wolfwood as Katya and Trixie because I think they deserve to have some fun after the emotional disaster that was episode 11

The amount of time I spent on this is kind of embarassing

[madame-helen]

[demaparbat-hp]

I believe July is trying to tell you something, Nico.

[ramblingcoyote]

Knives: *playing the piano dramatically. Stops* have you ever wanted to speak to a god, Va-

Vash: *reaches over, plays the JAWS theme keys*

Knives: what...what are you doing

Vash: playing some mood music for your bullshit, continue

Knives: okay YOU KNOW WHAT

[shatterdome-underscore]

Trigun 98 but Vash and Knives act 10% more like brothers like Vash screams "You're not even human" at Knives after the Big Fall and Knives just goes "Neither are you, dipshit!" Or Knives doing his "my leg it hurts" monologue and Vash just imitates it in a whiny voice

[revenantghost]

[aj-macarthurs]

[brutermonger]

Guys you don't understand. I Need this shirt on a Spiritual Level🙏✨

WIP from kaotickoi over on twitter

[mr-kuma-hero]

It is once again Stampede Saturday fellas.

[gonestarroaming]

Headcanon that there are a handful of dependent plants out there with verrrry special interests. Like the one making salmon.

No matter what settings they do with her to get her to make something else. She's just over there. Moisturized. Fulfilled. In her lane. Having none of their suggestions. She's making fish.

[tititiri]

I committed this crime. I drew my kins with the attributes of the graphic for this personality...

Thank you @diveniweh

[lost-technology]

Laughing through the Decades with Immortal Plants

So, in re-reading one of my reblogs - regarding Vash finding the little joys in life and relating it to happiness index, generational angst and proving something to someone with the top musical style of my generation (and yet how we who are alive and remain have found our ways out of darkness...) This lead me to thinking about the running joke in Bojack Horseman (video-ed in someone's Youtube video above, cut together out of context) about different decades' music and landscapes and how much I'd laughed at these various pardoies of musical styles and the "stereotypical decades" of the Hollywood street-shops and advertisements when I'd watched the show because I HAVE LIVED THROUGH EACH OF THESE DECADES. Yes, I'm old. I get the joke (as do most viewers of Bojack, I expect, given its target demographic) because they are parodies of worlds I've been in. The running gag here works best if you remember the 1980s, the 1990s and the early 2000s. (At least, if you are American - the gag is American culture). I just had the thought: Is there anything with Vash like this? He's been engaging with the culture of Planet Gunsmoke / No Man's Land for the last 150 years. Surely, he's watched the human culture grow and change and it couldn't have been "wild west" all the time. There, canonically, is a bit of Mad Max and Star Wars thrown in (and maybe even a bit of Fallout). There was definitely a survivor-scrapper culture in the beginning and it leveled out into more stable communities, cities. That might have been when the more "western-frontier revival" culture came in. In Trigun Stampede there is definitely a more urban culture with Jul-Ai being very Blade Runner looking (I have not seen that movie, but that style-influence is all over pop culture), leaving the "wild west" to the outlands, rural culture. But there's gotta be other stuff, little things - like various musical styles through the decades, various fashions, something in the distinctions between decade-cultures, cultural evolution, all those things you don't notice passed you by until you see something that makes you nostalgic, or someone's doing a parody of it or is just so out of place to current times. In other words, I'm wondering if Vash ever watches some kind of No Man's Land play or something in which he winds up laughing his ass off at either the *inaccuracy* of a period-piece because he lived through that decade that no one's alive to have been in anymore or, like me, finds himself laughing his ass off at something in parody of decades he's lived in, but it stretches out waaaaay farther for him? I can imagine Vash nodding and going "Yep, that was the Stardate 080s alright! I can't remember why everyone was wearing legwarmers then, it was just a thing!"