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Also known as Trigun Stampede, Trigun Stargaze, Trigun: Badlands Rumble
The Trigun watch order has two paths. The 1998 Madhouse series, Trigun (Episodes 1-26), follows Vash the Stampede, a pacifist gunman with a huge bounty on his head, across a desert planet with insurance agents Meryl and Milly and the priest Wolfwood. Trigun: Badlands Rumble (2010) is an optional stand-alone film set around episodes 10-12, best watched after the series. The second path is Orange's CG reboot: Trigun Stampede (Episodes 1-12, 2023), which retells Vash's story from the start with big changes, then Trigun Stargaze (Episodes 1-12, 2026), its final season, set two and a half years later. Watch either path: the 1998 series is a complete, anime-original take that ends before the manga does, while Stampede and Stargaze are a separate, complete retelling.
Two complete paths: Trigun (1998, 26 episodes), then the optional Badlands Rumble film; or the reboot, Trigun Stampede (12) then Trigun Stargaze (12).
They do not continue each other, so either is a fine start.
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Start here. Trigun (26 episodes, 1998): Vash the Stampede, a pacifist gunman with a record-breaking bounty, roams a desert planet.

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Optional. Badlands Rumble (film, 2010): a stand-alone adventure set around episodes 10-12; best after the series.

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Alternative path. Trigun Stampede (12 episodes, 2023): a CG reboot by Orange that retells Vash's story from the start.

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Reboot path, final season. Stargaze (12 episodes, 2026) picks up two and a half years after Stampede and ends the story.
Watch Trigun in this order. 4 entries, chronological.
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Two complete paths: Trigun (1998, 26 episodes), then the optional Badlands Rumble film; or the reboot, Trigun Stampede (12) then Trigun Stargaze (12). They do not continue each other, so either is a fine start.
No. Stampede is a reboot that retells Vash's story from the start, so it works on its own. Watch it, then Trigun Stargaze, which ends the reboot.
After the series is easiest. The film is a stand-alone story set around episodes 10-12 of the 1998 anime, so you can also watch it there, but it spoils nothing either way.
Yes. Trigun Stargaze (2026) is the final season of the reboot that began with Trigun Stampede.
Start with Episodes 1-26 (Trigun (1998)), then continue with Trigun: Badlands Rumble, Episodes 1-12 (Trigun Stampede), and Episodes 1-12 (Trigun Stargaze). The full Trigun watch order on this page has 4 entries across 4 series, listed in chronological viewing order.
Trigun aired in the same order as the chronological watch order, starting with Episodes 1-26 (Trigun (1998)).
Trigun has 50 TV episodes in this order, plus 1 movie.
Trigun: Badlands Rumble comes right after Episodes 1-26 (Trigun (1998)).
Yes. 3 entries are marked optional: Trigun: Badlands Rumble, Episodes 1-12 (Trigun Stampede), and Episodes 1-12 (Trigun Stargaze). Everything else is part of the main story.
Yes. Trigun has finished airing, and this order covers everything released so far in chronological viewing order.