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It was an RPG, fully voice acted... And the weirdest part of it was... In the game, Legato was reincarnated into a talking penguin... I mean, it was like a penguin, waddling around in the desert. I made Vash talk to the Penguingato, and in Legato's voice it said "Do I know you? I like the apocalypse!" I was all like "WTF?" And in that game, Ness from Earthbound was a party member for some reason. I guess that's what happens when you watch Trigun and Penguin no Mondai in the same day...

Strangest dream ever. I wish there was a Trigun video game, though. Would be awesome.

Now, I myself had a Trigun videogame TOTALLY planned in my head. Based on the manga. But it was more of a REALLY awesome flash game.

You'd play through the events of the first Trigun as a tutorial.

After that, you take turns playing through events as either Vash, Wolfwood, and Livio. There is a WORLD HUB, where you can do a few sidequests and whatnot, but to truly progress through the game, you have to do story based missions. Additionally, there are civillian levels, where you will play non-combat story based missions as: Meryl and Milly, young Vash, young Wolfwood, young Livio, and Chronica.

Once you beat the game, you get extra costumes, and special weapons.

Since it's SOMETHING of a action RPG, I'll go over how the characters stats.

Vash: Easily the fastest, but starts off, you could say, the weakest. However, he becomes the toughest thanks to his customization. Playing as Vash, your weapons include your magnum, machinegun, grenades, and your angel powers, which become your greatest asset.

Limit Break: Lost July

Bonus Costume: Grave (from Gungrave)

Bonus Weapon: The Castor (Gene Starwind's weapon from Outlaw Star)

Wolfwood: Starts off much, much tougher than Vash. Playing as Wolfwood, you're armed to the teeth with the Cross Punisher, the extra pistols, and a very sharp knife. Carrying Punisher, you have different stances, such as defensive, stationary, running, and melee (which you evolve as the game progresses). However, much like the character I most compared him to in terms of RPG development, Auroun, Wolfwood's strength and inflexibility becomes his downfall. Unlike Livio and Vash, who have their own healing factors, Wolfwood must keep careful track of a "damage meter", before using the super regenetive. Asides from that, Wolfwood gets many more "restrictions" in the speed, health, accuracy, and attack departments. That said, he never becomes useless, and only more ferocious and vicious a fighter.

Limit Break: Orphanage

Bonus Costume: Gangster (black everything: skater shoes, shorts, t-shirt that reads APOSTLE, big down jacket, and a black bandana).... Work with me here.

Bonus Weapon: The Cross X Punisher (The bigger, badder Cross Punisher used by Wolfwoods Mentor in the manga).

Livio: Compared to the other two characters, you won't be able to play as many Livio levels compared to the other characters. Hence, Livio starts off great, and doesn't need to level up much... But he's still going to have some tough as nails levels.

In terms of gameplay, Livio is an intermediary character, or, he's a mix between Vash and Wolfwood. He's just as fast as Vash, but he's got more of a Wolfwood type body, and has the greatest healing factor of the three. However, his weapon, Double Fang, is not very strong, although it is versatile and will keep you from ever being cornered. To make up for his lack of firepower, Livio gets two very good abilities.
First, he can summon Zain and Agile, two of his followers, who are mini-bosses in their own right. However you can only summon them once per level, they cannot level up, and you cannot control them. That said, they will skill be very beneficiary.
His other, and greater ability, is to turn into Razlo. As Razlo, you have incredible strength, speed, and durability, so just watch the bodies rack up. However, you can only use him for set amounts of time, which you can increase by leveling up.

Limit Break: Razlo The Tri-Punisher Of Death (he turns into Razlo with three Cross Punishers)

Bonus Costume:... Tee hee, Butters. You know, from South Park?? The Butters costume will also turn into the Professor Chaos outfit past volume 10.

Bonus Weapon:Cross-Punisher... That's right, one of the black cross punishers. It gives him some slightly altered but mostly the same skills as Wolfwood.


I also planned an expansion to the game where you play as the bad guys, but I wanna hear what you guys think of this??

Oh, well, excuse me for your ACID TRIP!!!!

I suppose next your going to have a dream where you were about to be taken in by Vash, you were in his arms, and then he turned into Sean Connery and gave you a good slapping!!!!

i'd play it just because i love penguins..shh

Oh, that's right, I had another dream about a Trigun video game a few months ago... It was pretty much the Legend of Zelda: The Windwaker, but with Vash and Wolfwood instead of Link... And they have to avoid Meryl when sailing the Great Sea... Because if she catches them she'll start shaking them and say "Vash/Wolfwood you idiot! BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA!" and make them carry her on a bench across the sea... And they end up drowning, since people can't walk on water, last time I checked. Hmm, I'm gonna make a fanfiction about it... It'll be Vash chronicling their journey on the Great Sea...

And yeah, I have a funny subconscious. Like, one night I had a dream where Team Rocket called Dr. Stiles from Trauma Center because Meowth was feeling mild discomfort.

ALRIGHT! THE FIRST FOUR CHAPTERS ARE UP! READ THEM here

I liked it, if you had the proper softwere and made a prototype then I'll play it.

well i got something lol well if one of your guys ever before a gamer you can make the frsit prson to ever make a trigun game