Watching: Trigun (1998) Episodes 13-16

 After a rather random recap episode that admittedly did have entertaining things about it and another purely episodic affair featuring more of the Nebraska family and the least amount of Vash screentime in the whole show thus far, I expected Trigun to enter a bit of a lull, and I couldn't have been more wrong. 15 and 16 are clearly the beginning of an arc, one that I'm excited to see unfold as I keep watching.

Legato is a very strange character, be it in his personality or his fashion sense. His ability to manipulate people's bodies is also very intriguing, and I'm impatiently awaiting his confrontation with Vash and the reveal of just how it works.

The Gung-Ho Guns seem to be a very hectic group; the fact that Dominique was able to nearly kill Vash made a very good first impression, even if E.G. Mine and Raidei didn't really live up to that impression. So far, the ones I'm more interested in are Monev, Caine, and Zazie.

I don't know where Trigun is heading in terms of plot, but it's looking very tense and interesting.

Plans for June 2022

 May was underwhelming. Sure, this blog got started, I got a bit of work done on a personal project, and I began watching Trigun, but... Well, not much else. My sluggish rhythm means I do things far slower than I wish I could.

But, well, the end of a month is there to recap and to plan ahead for the next month, as foolish as that is for me. So, here's the plans for the month of June 2022:

-First off, I'll try to finish Trigun, writing new articles about it along the way.

-Secondly, I want to write more general articles on here than just the ones talking about the shows I'm watching. Even aside from the things I play or read, I have things to say and this is where I want to say them.

-And, third, I want to make actual, tangible project on that personal project I've been talking about sometimes.

Goodbye May, hello June.