Search - Trigun - Limited Collector's Edition II (With Embossed Tin Case And Keychain) on DVD

If you like the first one, you'll love the 2nd...

Anna Momper | the USA | 06/24/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"in the first tape it seems like deep down Vash is brave, but when he realizes what he is doing he chickens out and is a coward... but that's only in the fist tape, in the second one he actually shoots some, if you look closely you can see him use his second of his three guns (hence the name TRIgun) and he appears to be quite a bit braver and not so much a geek... and you actually peek into the past... not a big peek, i expect that in future episodes, but it is still a peak... if you are afraid of spending money without seeing it... borrow it from a friend... and then buy it.."

Trigun

Krathen Astreyk | Ohio | 08/01/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"There are several reasons why this set is better then the less expensive edition. First of all, it has 5.1 surround sound which I think is worth the price jump. It also has better extra features and comes with an attractive Keychain, not as cool as the bullet necklace from collectors edition I but still a neat thing to have. If you are a trigun fan I highly recomend this set."

Good! You must have already seen Vol.! :D

pedro_miguel | 04/23/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Well, if you are reading this, then you must have already seen the first volume, "The $$60 Billion Man".You won't be disappointed. BUT from now on there are only three episodes per DVD (except for the last volume).Everyone says that this DVD is some sort of turning point, but it really isn't. The action gets upped a bit, but it still has a lot of great humor in it. The story doesn't really get much more serious until Vol. 4 (the halfway point).Episode 5: Vash vs. an entire town Episode 6: First look at the 'lost technology' Episode 7: First episode of a 2 part series set on a train."

Hard Hitter, Soft Heart

Tobias Domino | Indianapolis, Indiana United States | 12/24/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you loved the first tape, I'm sure you'll love the second.Vash, our spiky, blonde-headed gunslinging hero is back in "Lost Past". Before I start droning on and on (therefore making you sit here for hours), let me tell you the only thing that bummed me out about this volume. 3... episodes... Urgh. That's really the only downside...In my humble opinion, "Hard Puncher" is the best episode in the volume, mainly, because it's the first time we ever get to see Vash fire his revolver (discounting the intro movie at the start of every episode, and the time where Vash tries to take out a few bounty hunters in the first volume, and is out of ammo ^^;;;) .We get to see a little hint of how angry Vash can just be. (Which is vaguely frightening. Well, maybe that's just me, but still.) Turns out that, aside from being a ditz, Vash is actually not entirely a soft-hearted person, and actually will kill to get out of a fix. (That is, if he's driven over the edge, which is shown in "Hard Puncher"... well, at least a little bit. But this is only at drastic measures.)I was a bit disappointed that this volume was a bit more serious then the first (You have to love those hijinks. ^^)- I was expecting a bit more comedy, although there's enough to go around. (The ketchup scene is most likely the funniest, but I won't spoil it for you.)Reguardless, you don't have to fear about wasting your money, this volume is just as good as the first. So get out there and see it. (This coming from the person who's hooked more then 10 friends on it.)"Ishoni Tonairunda. Konoiiwa Love and Peace-u" - Vash de Stampede"