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Trigun Volume 3 
Details
Director: Satoshi Nishimura
Catalogue Number: MVD2059
Certificate: PG
Date Released: May 16th 2005
Screen: Fullscreen 4:3
Languages: Japanese; English - Dolby Digital (2.0)
Stereo
Subtitles: English
Duration: 75 minutes
Synopsis
Wolfwood
Wolfwood, the man of the cloth with the cross, is also a gunman with a past.
Like Vash, Wolfwood travels to redemption in the desert but continually finds that confrontations with one's past can be far more deadly than a duel with pistols. Will these two kindred souls walk the same path or find each other obstacles to survival?
Episodes:
8. And Btween the Wasteland and Sky
9. Murder Machine
10. Quick Draw
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Review
Trigun continues in much the same fashion as it has before. There’s little more to add beyond it being an enjoyable disc with a good mix of stories and a great new character. Hopefully the intensity will increase in the not too distant future, especially given the dark past of Vash that’s been looming in the background, but even with the stories being a bit lighter it’s still a lot of fun. If you’ve been watching so far, there’s absolutely no reason to stop now. (Anime-On-DVD)