The Human Tragedy of Vash The Stampede (Trigun)
Vash the Stampede's story through tragedy in Trigun is an authentic take on real issues. SUBSCRIBE here ▶▶ http://bit.ly/BonsaiPop Like this video? Support us on Patreon! ▶▶ / bonsaipop Check out our GAMING CHANNEL! ▶▶ / treesicle Keep up with the Bonsai Pop Team! Twitter # ▶ / bonsai_pop Instagram ~ ▶ / bonsai_pop Follow Us On Twitter! Mike's Twitter ▶ / pikusuri_san Grant's Twitter ▶ / calialchemist Ryan's Twitter ▶ / kronsauce Tyler's Twitter ▶ / zekklash Vash The Stampede's story hits you right at your core. Despite his unhuman origins, our journey through Trigun can't be described as anything but human. It's a visceral and real take on life, its issues, and the problems we all face. Vash is our vessel through this story and it makes him one of my favorite anime characters of all time. About Bonsai Pop: The four way brainchild of Grant, Mike, Tyler, and Ryan. Your favorite Treesicle guys have a brand new passion project, and it's 100% anime, 100% of the time! Send us STUFF! Treesicle re: Bonsai Pop PO Box 17211 San Diego, CA 92177 The Human Tragedy of Vash The Stampede (Trigun) • The Human Tragedy of Vash The Stampede (Tr... Bonsai Pop / bonsaipop

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