Himora the Batosia

[Gaidin]

IN both Trigun and Kenshin the main hero does not Kill, and suffers more than his share of physical Damage for it. Sp why is it that the more that they refuse to kill, the harder they stick to there principals the more people want to kill them, and the less that some morons like the anime?

[thewandererone]

sorry but u need to explain ... i did not get it ... sorry

[anbu_raidou]

first of all its
himura kenshin the hitokiri battousai

and kenshin use to be a manslayer and he regret it now so he stop killin

and for trigun vash was and is a kind person the only reason he did that much damage was casue of knives

[Barttousai]

I think there is a big difference between Vash and Kenshin. Kenshin feels that he needs to atone for the things he did in the Meiji restoration. Vash has learned from the woman(can't remember the name) on the dpaceship that he must never kill a person. In that point they are very different.

[Astia]

wicked but bartto is right

[Rin174]

I agree, Kenshin had this terrible experience, he actually killed the women he loved.
He understood what it meant to take someone's life.

[naugthygirl4ever]

no comments

[Barttousai]

Thank you for sharing hte dame opinion

[newage]

Originally Posted by Gaidin

IN both Trigun and Kenshin the main hero does not Kill, and suffers more than his share of physical Damage for it. Sp why is it that the more that they refuse to kill, the harder they stick to there principals the more people want to kill them, and the less that some morons like the anime?

So are you asking who has a harder sticking to their principals of not killing?

I say Vash, because in his world there's unworldly power and he has not suffer as much as Kenshin emotionally(Samurai X).

[nekoxcloud]

lol, he's saying why dont they just forget about it and kill them already?