Well, first of all, Vash decides to leave Anapral. He boards onto the big steam train thingy... anyways, when Vash\'s on board he meets some mysterious kids who claims to be a stowaway. The kid tells Vash about a gruesome life back at home, and Vash, being the angel that he is, starts taking care of the kid. Later that night however, the kid makes every security guard on the ship (including Vash) fall aleep with some kind of gas so the notorious gang the Bad Land Boys could hop the ship and steal all of the goods. Before the end of the show, the B.L.D finds a huge safe and is racing towards a city to get the key. Vash is with the kid in a ventilation shaft. And Meryl and Milly from the Bernardelli Insurance Co. are hidden in the passanger section trying to figure out a plan of action.

in this episode vash is in a town where everybody was trying to kill him for the $$60 billion double dollars. Their plant had broken down and they needed the money. but now , since he saved the town he was freinds with them. he was hired by the woman who was incharge of the new plant to protect her from an assasin. But she set it up. she made it so that the plant was about to blow up. she lead vash into the core or area where the problem was. there was a guy there that vash easily stopped . then she locked vash in and told him that he would pay for blowing up her hometown of july. i thought it was stupid because she told him she wanted to kill him because he blew up the town but didnt kill anyone. she said that the people became mad and killed eachother. but a strange thing happened. the next scene was her memory of finding her parents dead. she was walking and crying. then she bumped into a man in bandages and a red coat. (obviously it was vash ) then she said u can die and walked out And told everybody to evacuate now vash looked deeply depressed. then the man that the woman had hired to pretend to be the assain woke up and was freaking out because vash seemed to be controling the plant and stopping the problem. everyone in the town was watching and praying. all the children were asking for vash. then vash walked out of the door.. all the people started running to the plant while screaming thankyou. then the lady (not sure of her name) walked up to vash and pressed a gun up to his chest. she kept asking why did you do that i want my revenge. vash said he couldn\'t let all the towns people die. and that he was sorry that he destroyed the town but he couldnt remember anything just childhood memories and walking through the rbel of the town . course the lady was upset she said no i need my revenge then vash started crying and hugged her she looked up at him and relized he was the man that hugged her because she was crying because her parents died. now she was having a fit "no it was you the whole time." she said

Vash shows up at yet another backwater town that\'s in disrepair because the townspeople lost their power plant and they don\'t have the money to fix it. Some roughnecks get a lead on him and alert the whole town of his whereabouts. A huge chase scene erupts as hundreds of desperate townspeople seek Vash out so they can claim the reward and fix up their town. Vash miraculously eludes his captors until he is cornered in a bar. The mayor hires a pair of crazed mercenaries called the Nebraska Family to finish Vash off. Meryl finally wises up to the fact that Vash really is the Humanoid Typhoon. Meanwhile, Vash finally fires his big gun in order to save some townfolk who were injured by the Nebraska Family. In the end, Vash says his "Love and Peace" line about twenty times as the townsfolk stop chasing him.

Starts off with Millie and Meryle in a bar with a rich girl winning at poker she invite them to play. Just then bandits rush in and take people hostage. Turns out the girl is the Mayors daughter. Outside the law is trying to figure out how to get in when Vash comes dancing in oblivious to what\'s going on thanks to his walkman. He dodges the bullets but starts screaming when the bandits grab him! Outside the sheriff hires a crew of nuts to save the pay if paid enough. The nuts go in but Vash prevents people from getting killed. All but one bandit flee. The one bandit says that the Sheriff and Mayor once killed his poeple along time ago and it\'s payback time. The Mayor agrees to a shoot out in the end (thanks to vash) the Moyor is injured and the guy turns himself in. However the Sheriff and his men turn on the Mayor. Vash, Millie and Meryle fight them off and it end with Vash saying "Repeat after me. This world is made up of LOVE AND PEACE!"

This episode starts off with Vash entering a town looking for a man named Frank Marlin, a famous gunsmith. However, upon entering the town Vash finds out that Frank Marlin is way past his prime and is now famous only for drinking. Vash and Frank get drunk together and Frank tells Vash of his philosophy, which is based on the belief that no matter what you do, someone will gain and someone will lose. Frank\'s solution? He does nothing-that way it\'s fair for everyone. Anyway, some bandits, one of whom pretends to be Vash the Stampede, hold up the town bank. Vash challenges them, though it seems as though he forgot his gun while he was drunk at Frank\'s house. Fortunately, an elderly lady comes out wielding a Frank Marlin .38 Special. It soon turns out that all the townspeople carry guns and rifles designed by Frank. The bandits flee. However, Frank sees all this selfless courage and determination, and his life is turned around. He fixes Vash\'s silver gun, which was out of alignment, for free and puts the booze behind him for good. At the last, Meryl and Milly are about to find out Vash\'s true identity, though he ends up vomiting.

In this episode we are again following the insurance girls as they follow leads on Vash. This time the rumor is that someone has hired Vash as a private body guard. As they enter a town, quite thirsty they knock on the door of a large mansion, and when it is answered they are handed water. It is when they see who answers it they get the shock, the idiot from the first episode is back, and answering to Vash the Stampede? It is then explained that the man who hired him merely wanted the fear struck at the name and as such called the first person who came for the job Vash. With mass debauchery via 'Vash' and idiocy also form the same source, it turns out the man that hired 'Vash' is the bad guy and harmless lady is some type of federal agent. While the red-coated moron of the past two episodes seems to be inept, and too stupid to be the Humanoid Typhoon he seems to be more interesting than meets the eye.

In this episode of Trigun… 3 of the main Characters are introduced…Meryl Strife, Milly Thompson and of course Vash the Stampede. (aka the humanoid typhoon) Here is the summary in a nutshell…

Scene One ~Vash is in a bar looking all cool and calm... ~Men in the bar are talking about him... not knowing that he\'s listening in... ~Out of nowhere a giant boomarang cuts the bar in two and a sign flys up and lands hard into the ground. ~ In the midst of the dust and rubble flying everywhere, men that surrounded the front side of the bar start shooting inside, what reason? Rumors of the Humanoid Typhoon. ~As soon as the dust starts to part, the men all stop shooting and a monsterous man, named Descrates, grabbs hold of the giant metal boomarang that he threw. ~There\'s a long pause... then from behind the sign that fell, Vash the Stampede puts down a drink calmly and stands up. He draws his gun smoothly and points it at the men. Scene Two ~Milly and Meryl are in a bar sipping on a sundae and tea when they ask the bartender about who Vash the Stampede is. (The reason they are looking for him is because they work for an insurance company ad they need to keep him under 24 hour survalence because of all the things that get blown up around him) ~The bartender tells them that Vash is a tall man with short legs, a mohawk, and a huge metal weapon. Scene Three ~Vash is under the sand with a straw in his mouth to breathe when he grabs one of Descates\' henchmen and knocks him out. ~Flashback Moment: After pointing the gun at the men, (in scene one) Vash pulls the triger on the gun to find that there was no bullets. He runs away like a maniac dodging lotsa lotsa bullets. ~End Flashback ~After this, Vash has a little happy and polite converstion with the guy he knocked out, (even though the man had a gun pointed to his back) ~They\'re caught by Descrates and the henchman is severally wounded. ~Then Vash is caught and tied up. Scene Four ~Milly and Meryl are riding (I think they\'re called Jordans... can\'t remember) out into the dessert where Vash is rumored to be. **they still think that Vash looks like the description of Descrates... just so you know** ~Then they meet up with Descrates and his henchmen with Vash the real Vash tied up and against a stone. ~They offer Descrates a box of doughnuts but he\'s stunned (but doesn\'t say anything) that they think he\'s the legendary gunslinger. ~Then a bounty hunter named Ruth appears on the scene and all hell breaks loose. **Ruth thinks Descrates is Vash, Milly and Meryl think Descrates is Vash, Descrates is having his doubts about the real Vash and thinks its Ruth...yada yada yada...** ~Then M&M are riding away and Vash is running along side them with the box of doughnuts they brought. Meryl gives Vash $$10 to go warn the town about Descrates (who they STILL think is Vash) ~Then M&M go back to try and negotiate with Descrates (still thinking that he\'s Vash the two stupids) to come and find that Ruth and Descrates are talking calmly together. They agree that they were both mistaken and knew the real Vash was the real Vash. ~They tie up Milly and Meryl and it looks like Descrates is about to rape them, when a stray bullet hits the ropes and cuts them down. They see that it\'s the real Vash and he\'s come to help them. ~Then Descrates and Ruth have Vash cornered tthe peak of a huge cliff. ~Descrates throws his boomarang and Vash dodges and jams something on D\'s side. ~ Then Vash turns to look at Ruth and tries to warn him but alas... he\'s hit with the stray boomarang. ~Then a bomb goes off and the cliff begins to fall. No one is killed... just injured. Scene Five ~Meryl is typing on a typewriter about what happened and she is forced to pay all the insurance bills. (the town was crushed but Vash had already warned them)

I'm going to give RK a break and do some Trigun.

Before the title of the episode appears, we see a tall man standing at the edge of a cliff and looking downwards to what he calls "his kingdom." He pulls out a sword and points it to the sunset.

The entire KenshinGumi, Ayame and Suzume has arrived to Izu in order to take a small vacation from their busy everyday lives. Their hostess for this well-deserved holiday is Dr. Genzai's sister Hana, who looks exactly like the doctor himself (I know... It scared me too...) Halfway to Hana's place, the KenshinGumi makes a stop at Yutaro's mansion. Yutaro is a young boy about Yahiko's age. He lost his parents without ever knowing them and was given practically all of Izu when he was 5 years old.

Inside the mansion, the group is amazed by the sheer size of the place. Before they can say anything, Yutaro pops out of a room, Yelling at one of his servants. He demands to begin and learn kenjutsu immediately with an instructor that would be as powerful as his late father. Yutaro then notices the group and greets them hello, saying that they could stay as long as they want. After being told about Kenshin's strength, Yutaro decides to test his abilities. He takes them all to a large room and asks Kenshin to cut down a chandelier hanging from the ceiling, saying that his father could do it easily by the time he was 15. Kenshin smiles and politely rejects the offer, even though Yutaro tries to persuade him with various gifts. Annoyed with Yutaro's attempts to buy Kenshin with money, Yahiko grabs the rich child and throws him to the ground. Kauro breaks the fight quickly and apologizes to Yutaro, who in turn thanks her by throwing the entire group out of his mansion. Kenshin notes that Yutaro is acting so arrogantly because he grew up in a world where adults bow down to him, but if he finds a good instructor he could become an excellent swordsman.

Very angry by the show of disrespect mentioned earlier, Yutaro rides his horse dangerously fast in one of his afternoon horse riding lessons. Suddenly, a bunch of criminals stop Yutaro and kidnap him, planning to ask for ransom in return for his release. Meanwhile, the servant who was riding behind Yutaro escapes back to the mansion in order to call for help. The kidnappers prepare to take Yutaro and leave, but a giant man interrupts their plans. The man appears to be an expert swordsman which greatly impresses Yutaro. Unlike Kenshin, this man doesn't seem to mind killing and manages to murder nearly every single one of the kidnappers until Kenshin puts a stop to him. Excited, Yutaro asks the man for his name- It's Isurugi Raijuta.

Yutaro gathers all of his servants and announces that from now on Raijuta will live in the mansion and they all should respect him as if he was his own father. Raijuta, who is standing next to Yutaro, doesn't respond and leaves the house. Outside, Yutaro follows Raijuta who grabs his shinai and throws it into a burning fire, saying that shinais are nothing more than child's toys. He gives Yuta a real sword and declares him his student, a student of the Shinko Ryu.

Meanwhile, the KenshinGumi use their free time to bathe in some hot water springs, where Hana tells them that strange men have been staying at the Tsukayama estate lately and they've been using Yuta's treasure to buy mountains of weapons. Kenshin realizes something after hearing the name of the Shinko Ryu mentioned (we are not told what...)

Yutaro is training really hard, but it seems that all of his training is done solo. Raijuta is nowhere to be found. Kenshin visits Yutaro during his training in order to check up on him, but it seems Yutaro really resents him for some reason, saying that he doesn't compare to his sensei. Their conversation isn't long lived though- After finding out that Kenshin is Himura Battousai, Raijuta and a bunch of his men arrive at the edge of the cliff where Yutaro and Kenshin are and ask him to join the Shinko school. Raijuta explains that the Shinko Ryu plans to create its own empire where only the strongest of swordsmen will live. Kenshin declines, saying that innocent people will get hurt. He suggests that Raijuta and his colleagues learn how to adjust to the new era and stop chasing a false dream. The men surround Kenshin and attack him all at once, saying that he must die for knowing their secret. Kenshin notices that they all are pretty good, but still manages to easily avoid all of their attacks. Meanwhile, Yutaro, who's been hiding behind a rock, accidentally trips and falls off the cliff and into the river. This causes Kenshin to lose his focus and get knocked to the floor by one of the men. Raijuta commands the warrior to kill Kenshin.

Our Yahiko has grown a lot. He shows great courage in defeating a thief who threatened to rob the Akabeko. Hiruma Goheh, who coincidently just passed the Akabeko and saw what happened notices Yahiko... You know that he can't be up to no good...

As Yahiko's skills improve, his ego gets blown out of proportion! He even says that he's already graduated from using wooden swords and should begin using real swords, like a real swordsman. Kauro laughs at the idea, saying that he will fall down if given a real sword and Kenshin tends to agree, telling Yahiko to concentrate on his studies and not on his ego.

Meanwhile, Goheh and another man are entering a forest while talking about two brothers who are supposed to be excellent assassins. Suddenly, the man gets hanged in midair as if he was attacked by a ghost of some kind. The terrified Goheh attempts to run away, but it's of no use. He falls down and begins being lifted in midair as well. Enter two strange-looking men. Goheh tells the men that he is a client so they shouldn't kill him. They take him down and lead him to their cave, where Goheh requests their assistance in murdering Kenshin. Hiruma Goheh has a secret plan to take out Kenshin, but the Onizaki brothers don't seem to care about anything but money...

Back at the Kammiya Dojo, Yahiko is busy cleaning the floor (and complaining about it) as a piece of wood is thrown at him. Goheh's head pops out of the bushes as he admits to be the one who threw the plank. Goheh tells Yahiko that he could defeat him anyday, even if his fingers were crushed. Yahiko wants to prove himself and they begin to dual, Yahiko with his shinai and Goheh with his umbrella. They both manage to hit each other and declare a draw, but Goheh says that if his was a real sword then Yahiko would have surely died, whereas he wouldn't have, since the Kammiya Kasshin Ryu forbids the use of weapons that can kill. Yahiko, who is irritated with Goheh, says that he could still defeat him, since there's the option of using Kenshin's Sakabatou... Goheh runs away happily (knowing that his plan worked out perfectly) and tells Yahiko to meet him in a shrine outside of town.

Kenshin is back from grocery shopping and has tons more work to do. Yahiko, who thinks that Kenshin won't notice, steals the Sakabatou for his match with Goheh... Surprisingly, Kenshin, who did notice, doesn't attempt to stop him and just lets him go with his reversed-blade sword. Yahiko hurries to the shrine with the Sakabatou, but is surprised to find the two Onizaki brothers who easily defeat him and cause him to faint.

Kauro and Kenshin receive a note from Hiruma Goheh, ordering them to get to Kikyou Garawa (Kikyou Hill) before sundown if they ever want to see Yahiko again. Kenshin explains to Kauro that he let Yahiko take the Sakabatou, thinking that he will be frightened by the weight of a real sword and return it- he didn't think that it was a trap.

Goheh tied up Yahiko in some rundown building and left the Sakabatou near him, informing the tied-up boy that Kenshin will die soon, since he has no chance against the brothers without his Sakabatou. After Goheh leaves, Yahiko rolls towards some pieces of sharp wood and manages to slice the ropes that tied him, severely injuring his arm in the process. He garbs the stolen sword and begins running towards Kikyou Garawa, fearing that Kenshin might really be in trouble because of him. On the road Yahiko needs to avoid police officers who bug him because of the sword, so he jumps in the river nearby and plans to swim all the way to the Kikyou Garawa.

Meanwhile, Kenshin and Kauro arrive to the hill where the Onizaki brothers await. The brothers introduce themselves as Tekken and Gengo Onizaki of the Tsuchigumo Ryu and the battle begins. The unarmed Kenshin seems to avoid all of Gengo's attacks with extra ease, and when he realizes that all Gengo was trying to do was lead him in a certain direction it's too late... Kenshin's right arm and both his legs are suddenly pulled backwards, leaving him almost completely unable to move. Just at the nick of time, Yahiko arrives with the Sakabatou, but life isn't easy... Before he will be able to give Kenshin back his sword, he'll have to face Goheh, who wields an actual sword rather than an umbrella this time. Yahiko unsheathes the Sakabatou... But can he really win his first battle with an actual sword...? Goheh is well aware of his advantage but Yahiko doesn't seem to mind. He manages to block Goheh's attack, but then remembers what Kauro once told him about using the opponent's strength against him. So instead of continuing to block the attack, Yahiko just stops blocking, catching Goheh completely by surprise and leaving him open to attacks. Yahiko slides beneath Goheh, kneeing the huge man in the no-no zone, and throws the Sakabatou back to its rightful owner just at the right time. Kenshin grabs the sword and hits Gengo's forehead just as he was about to attack. He then proceeds to cut the invisible strings that were holding him back, saying that the technique is easy to evade once one knows what's going on. Tekken gets annoyed and runs straight to Kenshin's painful Do Ryu Sen. With both brothers on the ground, Yahiko apologizes to Kenshin for his arrogance. Kenshin accepts the apology, saying that it takes a big man to apologize and Yahiko proves to be just that.