Trigun Stargaze Episode 2: Unforgiven
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
9.6
12 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
OSHIMETER
9.6
12 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
marcus7922
Verifiedthis ep brings depth to the main protagonist and a tension of love hate that was created because of past action. Hopper character took me by surprised and brings some insight into what Vast did that affected people around
adg_1
VerifiedThis is TENSE and EMOTIONAL in all the right ways. The way this ep frames that stalling piano note as “Eriks” is at a standstill? Then using a layered, piano-heavy track to show that he’s ready to wake up from his dream?! The symbolism and parallels are everything. PURE ART.
kcmajie
VerifiedA melancholic return for Vash with the help of Jessica and an unexpected merging of different characters' paths ends in a rather comedic tone. A great episode filled with sadness and regret from past mistakes.
gorlock332
VerifiedThe MC has returned! Though he really can't catch a break, it's been non-stop action and do or die situations for him, and the minute he comes back, he has to deal with murder once again!
eatingsocks
VerifiedThe scenes were emotional, but I can't help but feel that there could have been other ways to bring Vash back. The sacrifice feels diminished cause of this, and meaningless in execution.
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedHoppered's motivations were incredibly tragic and emotional. His origins, motivations, and ideals for helping Vash was very hard to watch due to the overwhelming sympathy built on his character.
hopedotgg
VerifiedEpisode 2 builds on the darker setup, diving deeper into the conflict and giving more focus to key side characters. The tension keeps rising, and the world feels even more dangerous. Still a slow burn, but you can tell everything is starting to move.
cinnaverse
VerifiedAn excellent episode with a well-choreographed action scene and offers a piercing hit to the feels as Vash faces the gravity of his existence, as experienced by others. Hoppered's grief and the conflict he'd been burying for years finally surfaces in this emotional standoff.
rohit21370
This episode expands the world significantly. The scale of the ships is breathtaking, and you really feel the weight of humanity’s desperation.
jimmytole1262
Episode 2 of Trigun Stargaze has frantic pacing. Vash's emotional struggles are deepened. Hoppered's character shines.
glennanduiza
This episode was a blast! The fight scenes are even crazier than before. This episode alos gives us more character details. It's fast, exciting, and keeps the energy high, perfect second episode.
amber_animudivisyen
EPISODE CONTEXT
After the premiere re-established the cast and the current state of the world, 'Unforgiven' pivots inward, forcing Vash to confront the consequences of his past — making it a crucial emotional foundation for the season's larger conflicts. Sitting early at episode two of twelve, this installment functions as a narrative bridge, grounding the character dynamics and thematic stakes before the story escalates. The groundwork laid here around guilt and fractured relationships is clearly designed to pay off as confrontations intensify in the episodes ahead.
QUICK TAKES
marcus7922
Verifiedthis ep brings depth to the main protagonist and a tension of love hate that was created because of past action. Hopper character took me by surprised and brings some insight into what Vast did that affected people around
adg_1
VerifiedThis is TENSE and EMOTIONAL in all the right ways. The way this ep frames that stalling piano note as “Eriks” is at a standstill? Then using a layered, piano-heavy track to show that he’s ready to wake up from his dream?! The symbolism and parallels are everything. PURE ART.
kcmajie
VerifiedA melancholic return for Vash with the help of Jessica and an unexpected merging of different characters' paths ends in a rather comedic tone. A great episode filled with sadness and regret from past mistakes.
gorlock332
VerifiedThe MC has returned! Though he really can't catch a break, it's been non-stop action and do or die situations for him, and the minute he comes back, he has to deal with murder once again!
eatingsocks
VerifiedThe scenes were emotional, but I can't help but feel that there could have been other ways to bring Vash back. The sacrifice feels diminished cause of this, and meaningless in execution.
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedHoppered's motivations were incredibly tragic and emotional. His origins, motivations, and ideals for helping Vash was very hard to watch due to the overwhelming sympathy built on his character.
hopedotgg
VerifiedEpisode 2 builds on the darker setup, diving deeper into the conflict and giving more focus to key side characters. The tension keeps rising, and the world feels even more dangerous. Still a slow burn, but you can tell everything is starting to move.
cinnaverse
VerifiedAn excellent episode with a well-choreographed action scene and offers a piercing hit to the feels as Vash faces the gravity of his existence, as experienced by others. Hoppered's grief and the conflict he'd been burying for years finally surfaces in this emotional standoff.
rohit21370
This episode expands the world significantly. The scale of the ships is breathtaking, and you really feel the weight of humanity’s desperation.
jimmytole1262
Episode 2 of Trigun Stargaze has frantic pacing. Vash's emotional struggles are deepened. Hoppered's character shines.
glennanduiza
This episode was a blast! The fight scenes are even crazier than before. This episode alos gives us more character details. It's fast, exciting, and keeps the energy high, perfect second episode.
amber_animudivisyen
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