Video:

While this series is very good the video is average numerous times of weird picture I don?t know if its pixelation or something else and it?s quite brief so it?s fine.

Audio:

The audio was fine as usual no problems in this category.

Subtitle:

The subs appeared to be fine to me so there nothing to note here just done like the others.

Comment:

It took me a while to watch this set despite the fact that I really like this show because CN kept showing it but overall it?s pretty good and defiantly worth checking out. The series is pretty funny and Vash is such an idiot at times that its hilarious.

Video:

No complaints, I probably faced 3-5 pixleation problems throughout the whole box set.

Audio:

Great, clear and crisp just the way I liked it. I only listened too the english dubbed and barley used the subtitles.

Subtitle:

Perfect when I used it, no complaints.

Comment:

Its truely a great show and you will find yourself attached too this show in a couple of episodes, I know I did. e-mail me if you have any questions: [email protected]

Video:

Trigun Suffered From More Frequent pixilation especially in high action scenes. but not overall bad video quality but noticable problems!!!

Audio:

Decent Sound Nothing To Put Down On This Set

Subtitle:

Great SUB's!!! I Think The First Copys Of The Trigun Set Suffred From Bad Sub's But i Beleave This Set is the Redone Version.

Comment:

Trigun Is a Interesting Series Its Awkward How It Goes From Serious To Kiddy in 5 seconds But Overall the Series is Very Watchable and its quite Good!!!! would have been better in my books with a more conclusive ending but thats just me!!!! a set worth checking out!!!

Video:

beautiful, simply beautiful

Audio:

awesome, no surround but awesome

Subtitle:

i noticed none of the spelling errors mentioned, but i dint watch every episode wit subs but otherwise, they are clear and easy to read

Comment:

buy it now. or i will kill you. or make you commit seppuku. no, really, get this, its great, some mag said it was second only to astro boy, to which i said, whats astroboy?? none of my friends knew, so we figured they were crazy or it was their april fools joke. trigun is the greatest series ever to air. and if somone can hook me up with the soundtrakcs, i would be very grateful. cant wait for Gungrave to be offered in a perfect collection, cuz that owuld just be badass

Video:

I am surprised no one really "dinged" this release for the video. I almost felt as if I am reviewing the wrong version but I'm not. What makes the video a 3.5? There is a lot of "blocking" and squares that appear whenever there is a lot of high-action/moving sequences and because this is a "western" kind of shoot-out show, there are many gunfights, and many high movement scenes. There was a lot of blocking. On the darker colors of people's shirts, hair, etc; you could noticibly see blocking. There was just too much of it. Of all the HK dvds I have, this is by far the worst video quality of the ones I have. To be a little more positive, besides all those "blocks" that will appear on your screen, you can easily watch the show and see everything just fine. It shouldn't really distract you and never gets the point where you wonder "what is that". It's not that bad in the long run, but it is still there and it's there a lot. 3.5 - =/

Audio:

I didn't have any problems with the audio on this release. I could hear every gunshot, laugh, and meow of that black cat in every episode. No problems here =)

Subtitle:

Didn't use subtitles, cannot score this.

Comment:

I was dissapointed with the video quality, but it was still a good release. Some great cover art on the gatefold, very nice menus, and even some extras were included. This show was very good and it had a very neat plot and even a few twists here and there. This one will be no stranger to my dvd in the future as I cannot wait to start watching the series again. "Meow!" TV used to watch this show: 27' Inch Flat Screen TV. DVD Player: Xbox

Video:

Amazing video, the screen really lite up on my hdtv, the quaility really added to the film.

Audio:

sounded great on my bose floor speakers and surround sound system. Even had my subs goin at times,

Subtitle:

didn't use subtitles as i watched in in english, but the english is pretty good,

Comment:

was an amzing series, you are laughing all the way through, ties both the good drama and funny aspects of a movie together in one series, very enjoyable. Keeps you on the dge of your seat as it goes on and has a great ending.

Video:

The video is clean, and crisp. Way better than watching it on Cartoon Network. The animation is just amazing, even when scenes are full of action, and explosions detail never drops.

Audio:

The music in the Trigun series is just amazing. After watching the series through I bought both the First Donoughts and Spicy Stewed Donoughts soundtracks for this series. The sound effects are realistic, and in great quality.

Subtitle:

The subtittles were average. Some words were different than audio, but mostly on slang words or words that described feelings.

Comment:

After scouring the internet for the complete Trigun series I had about given up. A friend of mine was collecting the series disc by disc when i found this collection. After I showed the collection to him he sold the three discs he had already purchased, and used the money to by this collection. Trigun is an awesome series, with superb animation, sound, plot it is one of the most sought after series.

Video:

Played: Coby DVD Player, AV hook up to Sony 32in. T.V. slight pixelation, nothing bad. probably won't even notice.

Audio:

Played: Japanese w/ English Subtitles. excellent. very funny especially when vash gets scold at.

Subtitle:

No Problems, basic yellow block letters, can read perfectly.

Comment:

This series has almost everything. Action, Comedy, Little romance. this series will truly piss u off sometimes because it kills off some ppl that u don't wanna die. i have this problem where i really hate anime endings, because of some title who's goin to be unnamed ::cough evangelion cough:: well not only that, but alot of anime endings have left me crying wantin more. ::cough love hina cough::, but this is an ending i could live with. not saying it's the best though. it was good. however i wished they would've developed vash and that girls love interest thing. oh well, good on to much account. i suggest alot, so good.

Video:

The video on this set was mostly spot on. There's a little bit of pixel problems, but I noticed these mostly while playing on a PS2, my main DVD player revealed little to none of these. Episode 2, however, was very badly pixeled in some places, such as when the girls are pulling the bucket from the well. That was really the only episode I felt even had pixeling in it. There was also some problems later on with a bit of skipping in the opening animation, mostly on Disc 2. There was only one or two of these occurences however. Overall: Great stuff.

Audio:

Perfect audio. Not really much else to say. The opening theme is fantastic. There was one little thing I noticed throughout the English track, however, and that's some sound effects are off. I can only blame this on the originals though, since the voices and most of the sound effects match perfectly. It's usually only delayed for a split second and will hardly be noticed if you're not on the watch for such things.

Subtitle:

It got the point across, but there were the aforementioned name problems at times. Whoever this mysterious Dash is, perhaps he'll appear in some far off Trigun sequel? Will we ever discover who he is?

Comment:

Just a quick note about chapter breaks... On the later episodes of Disc One the chapter breaks seem to be a bit off...like when you skip the ending song it'll jump to the last 20 seconds of said song. The later discs seem to be okay though. And the menus are great! Took awhile to figure out how to get the other episodes on disc 2 though, since the menu where you choose like from Eps 1-4, 5-7, 8-9 is no longer there and was replaced by little white arrows in the corners of the screen. A very excellent set, and well worth it when you consider Trigun's MSRP is 200 dollars! Pick it up if you know what's good for you.

Video:

The video was great on the first and second discs, but on the third, it goes totally wrong! All pixelated and too sharp. Not a pretty sigh to look at. To make it more clear, I will describe further: On the third disc, on episode 24, you will start to notice major pixelation. It may just be me, but even when it was moving to go from Vash's feet to head, it pixelated. Other than that, it was great.

Audio:

Not a problem. Audio never usually is.

Subtitle:

A few misspellings, but nothing bad.

Comment:

Great series!

Video:

The video quality was excellent most of the time, with some pixellation and blockiness in the action scenes. This was somewhat remedied when I played it on my Toshiba standalone DVD player instead of my PS2. Overall the video is a good R1 rip, but probably could have been slightly better if the extra features were removed.

Audio:

Pretty good audio here. Syncs up to the video 90% of the time, and is very crisp and clear. Even without 5.1, the audio in this series is excellent. Great music, too.

Subtitle:

Names were spelled properly, and the only minor flaw was that sometimes a word or two would be missed, but you could still figure out what the sentence was. Overall good subs.

Comment:

FX did an EXCELLENT job with the quality of this boxset. Nice art when you first open it, and the discs look very nice, with the metallic Trigun logo on them. Definately one of the better looking boxsets available.

Video:

The video quality, for the most part, was great. Scenes with little to no action looked very crisp and clear. My major complaint comes from high-action content scenes, especially in the later discs (2,3). There was quite a bit of pixelation and macro-blocking - enough for me to notice watching it on a 21" TV. I fear that if I had viewed this title on a HDTV or high quality computer monitor it would've been worse.

Audio:

Great sound, although there was no 5.1 option. The music for Trigun is great.

Subtitle:

Aside from a missed line every now and then, great! I must've gotten the remastered set since I did not once notice #NAME or Vash spelled as Dash. Judging from having watched a friend's DVD seems like a direct R1 rip of the subtitles.

Comment:

Good R1 rip. Maybe if it had been spread out onto 4 discs the video quality would have been better, but I really can't complain since only a few action sequences had any noticable defects. I enjoyed this series to the very end.

Video:

The video was great! Just flickers Once or twice. Other then that it was perfect.

Audio:

Audio was also good. No problems there.

Subtitle:

Some small typos but no problems

Comment:

A great release from FX

Video:

The video on this set was good. I am pretty picky about video quality and this one didn't bother me too much. Yes there is pixelation, but it is very minor and the images still remain intact.

Audio:

Good audio. It sounded great in my stereo setup.

Subtitle:

The subs were very good. There were maybe 3-4 missing lines throughout the whole set, but the dub filled me in on what I had missed. Also there would pop up a random "#NAME?" in the subtitles which probably was some error that got overlooked. That happened also 3-4 times. BUT... I have seen that this set has been 'remastered' and that the subtitle problems are corrected. My set was purchased before the remastering.

Comment:

A good FX set. The set had no extras. At the end of the last episode it does have a creditless opening and closing. This is a great series. I wasn't sure about it at the start, but it has a way of starting out light and funny and then slowly transitioning to a dark and serious anime. All the while sucking you in deeper and deeper into the story. A true gem of an anime. This set is highly recommended.

Video:

Great. Some pixelation on 3 occasions but most hk have it with extreme scenes unless you have a progressive scan dvd player which corrects it most of the time. One thing to note, if you have a flat screen tv or a progressive scan dvd player the colors may flicker. I noticed this on my tv but my dad's which is a normal tv and dvd player didn't have this problem. The only color that really flickered when it happened was just the red of vash's coat which went from the normal color to darker color semi-rapidly.

Audio:

Another soft audio hk dvd. Why can't we get 5.1 dolby digital. Pro-logic not the same folks, basically hi-fi stero sound.

Subtitle:

Ok, some grammar problems but also some of their names for stuff is weird so hard to tell.

Comment:

Great. No extras!!!!!!

Video:

The only problem was ep 25 where Meryl stands next to the door outside when vash was in bed. It blacks out for 1 - 2 sec. Other then that it was Great.

Audio:

The audio was good. No problem at all.

Subtitle:

There were some typo but other then that.. It was alright

Comment:

A great Action/Comedy with some Drama show.

Video:

Video is excellent. There are absolutely no problems. Well, that I can see anyway.

Audio:

Great audio. This set comes with English and Japanese audio. Perfect quality.

Subtitle:

The subtitles were kind of strange from what I saw of them. (I prefer watching it in English.) The grammar was good but there was small problems like #Name instead of the characters name or Dash the Stampede instead of Vash. All in all though, pretty understandable.

Comment:

This boxset is the best HK Trigun set money can buy. Other than a few problems with subtitles, the set was superb. Packaging was also great, and menus were easy to navigate. Overall, a good buy.

Video:

Video is great. I didn't notice any major pixelation while watching the series. Screen flicker for a split second once or twice.

Audio:

hooked it up to a 5.1 system, 650 total watts. no complaints. however like all fx releases the english dub is louder than the Japanese one.

Subtitle:

frankly i expected better quality for the subtitles. there were alot more typos than i would've liked. and the occasional (at least 3 times) #name! appear where the line should be. you ain't missing much, but if you must know what was said, switch over to english and hear what was said.

Comment:

overall, a good series. not one of my favorites but im glad i own it.

Video:

Great video. I didn't see any flaws. The DVD menu was pretty good to.

Audio:

The audio was slightly lower in the English dub than in the Japanese version.

Subtitle:

The subtitles for the most part were pretty good. Occasionally you would see "dash the Stampede" instead of "Vash the Stampede" but it doesn't happen that often. Also random characters would come up like this: "#@S&" but very rarely.

Comment:

Overall, this is an awesome series. GREAT set. I'm glad I finally own the entire 26 episodes (SUBBED & DUBBED). Trigun has always been one of my favorites.

Video:

Sugoi! ^_^ I couldn't find a single pixellated image here! Superb video!

Audio:

Sugoi part 2! ^_^ I didn't even try the English track (I don't like to watch dubbed animes), so the "sugoi" thing is only related to the Japanese track.

Subtitle:

As people have mentioned, there are some spelling errors, which is pretty weird, as we're talking about an R1 rip. But those little errors can be easily ignored...

Comment:

Superb set by FX, with a wonderful gatefold. As for the series, my comments will be short: TRIGUN ROCKS!!

Video:

Excellent. Only problem i found was that Vash's red coat was a tad pixelated, but the rest of the picture was perfect. Even fast actions scenes ran flicker-free, glitch-free, etc.

Audio:

Perfect.

Subtitle:

Excellent, only small typos such as "dash the stampede" instead of "vash the stampede".

Comment:

Amazing series...amazing box set. For this price, its a steal! Packaging and DVD labeling also look great, very professional.

Video:

I found the video great. It's probably a R1 rip, the picture is clear , sharp. There's hardly any pixelation.

Audio:

No problems soundwise. Everything sounded OK.

Subtitle:

Well ... this is strange indeed...it's like they retyped the R1 subtitles, but with a couple of mistakes...once in a while there are a couple of spelling mistakes, stange symbols appear like "#Name", and sometimes they forgot to put space bettween words. , But you will have no problem ubnderstanding it . The Timing is great and everything seems to be subtitled.

Comment:

Well this release has very good Audio /Video. The subtitles are good also, but are not "Perfect" . The subtitles are the only thing thing preventing this from being a "Perfect Edition". The menus are in English and the only extra is a creditless Opening and an Ending just after the end of the series. I reccomend it.edited by The Swan on 01 Dec 2002 7:03 pmedited by The Swan on 01 Dec 2002 7:06 pm

Comment:

Video - 4.95/5 Okie dokie. A good R1 rip . Video is almost perfect durant all the series, with no noises, no pixelations, no bleeding, and nothing strange. Some of you wll be asking now "Hey, if it's so perfect, why do you give it a 4.95 instead of a 5? :(? Well, the answer is pretty simple: there're missing frames. I know, missing frames are pretty unavoidable, but they're still pretty bothersome. Audio - 5/5 I couldn't find a flaw on the audio. Just perfect. I'm hearing the japanese dialogs, though, because I don't like a bit the english seiyuu. Subs - 4.5/5 The subs are strange. They're obviously copied from the original subs, because the dialogs and even the jokes are identical on the R1s and on this release, but there's a pretty bunch of typos and misspellings (You will get used to see people calling Vash Dash, for example). But pretty watchable anyways. There's not Kare Kano Turbo Subs (Trademark :D) Overall (not an average) - 4.75/5 At first, I didn't like Trigun. I watched the last episodes on TV, and I thought it was pretty dramatic, with no sense of humor at all, and I like to have a good laugh sometimes with my favourite series. But I started to watch Trigun from the beggining, and I loved it. Vash is a real jerk and the first 15 or 16 episodes are really hilarious. There's a point when Trigun changes and transforms into a real drama, rivaling with Cowboy Bebop, but before that, Trigun is funny, full of action, with a bit of love and full of busty ladies and stout dudes with big guns :D

Video:

Nice video. Occasionally there will be a misplaced frame which will result in a "blip" on the screen. Aside from that, no real problems.

Audio:

Excellent audio, with both a japanese and an English language track.

Subtitle:

Hrm. The subtitles are ripped from the R1 release, but were encoded strangely or something because on occasion you'll get #NAME instead of an actual line of text. Thankfully, there's an english language track as well.

Comment:

This is an excellent purchase. The dubs are good, the subtitles have only thh occasional text garbage, and the image quality is excellent. The Menus are stylish, and the gatefold is gorgeous. I highly recommend this set to anyone wanting Trigun on DVD

Comment:

Video 5/5 Audio 5/5 Subtitles 5/5 Great release. I really enjoy the dubs and the subtitles are good. There is the occasional sub error but its all good. I love this set XD

Comment:

Video- damn near perfect. Only problems were some pixelization in darker scenes and also there was not much definition in darker scenes. Only other vid problems were an occassional flicker of the screen that lasted less than a second. Sound- perfect, not a problem at all. Subs- Occassional typo but great. This was a great series for a great price. I preferred the dub over the subs. I actually watched english dub with the subs for a while and the dub just seemed to make the characters be more alive. The main point of the dialogue would be there in the subs but the dub added more personality.

Comment:

The first thing you notice about this is the packaging. Nice foldout case which holds all 3 dvd's for easy storage. This set is both dubbed and subbed and seem to be an r1 rip. I just finished watching this, and I really liked this series. On to the review: Video: Really good Video. No complaints here. Audio:I don't have much of an audio setup, but everything seemed fine. Subs: There were a few typos here and there, but everything is still fully understandable. This set is definetly worth picking up!

Comment:

Yes, as stated the audio and video are perfect Region 1 rips. However, I must add that there are a tiny amount of typos here and there in most of the episodes. I know the subtitles are from the Region 1 script but there are a few typos (which were not present in the Region 1 version). For example, there are a few times through the series where his name is spelled "dash the Stampede". Or where there is no space between 2 words. For example "dothat" (do that). Every single line is still understandable. So in conclusion: Video: 5 Audio: 5 Subtitles: 4.8

Comment:

Trigun Perfect Collection Review Video: 5/5 Florachan did an excellent job with this. The video quality is exactly like the R1s. No joke. Audio: 5/5 Fine with me. Subtitles: 5/5 The subs are an R1 rip so they are great. Package Design: 4.5/5 The package design is really nice. When you first open it up, on the left is an episode list!! Yay! and on the rest is some really nice artwork that is not in the R1s (Except for the artwork on Disc 1/2). My only problem this time was the text on the episode list and back was digital (clock text). Content: 5/5 Trigun Kicks ass. Period. This set is awesome, I think Florachan had to sacrafice the extras that the R1s had for better video quality. A great set!!!!

Comment:

Another great set from FX Video= 5 (R1 dvd Rip) Sound= 5 (R1 dvd Rip) Subs= 5 (R1 dvd Rip) This is a must buy the quality is great and this has got to be one of the funniest show (both live action or anime) I have ever seen.