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Its wild how something as unexpected as Trigun Stampedes CG animation hit the scene, kind of like the first time Vash whipped out that hidden ability in the original series—completely changes your idea of what’s possible. The way the frames flow, especially in the action scenes, makes everything feel super fresh, and honestly, it puts a new spin on what sci fi anime could look like. Meanwhile, Wolfwood fumbling with his classic Cross Punisher in 3D still cracks me up, because it’s so serious and ridiculous at the same time. Makes me wonder if studios are about to take more risks, mixing tech styles and giving us wild genre mashups. Maybe the next generation of anime will blend boundaries just like Vash blends pacifism and badassery. Anyone else think this might be the start of an animation arms race? I’m ready for whatever comes next, kind of like waiting for the next Planet Gunsmoke twist. What do you all think—any predictions or moments that stood out for you?
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The way Trigun Stampede handled camera movement and fight choreography in full CG totally hooked me. Honestly, I’d love to see more studios experiment like this—even outside of sci fi. Imagine mecha, horror, or sports anime pushing these visuals! If this sparks an “animation arms race,” bring it on.
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