For someone who was considered the deadliest man alive, why was he the only one that ever ended up hurt? Things were not always what people saw on the surface and someone had to set the record straight. AN - This story takes place in a loose setting with different components from the original and rebooted anime. Please skip it if you don’t care for variations.

Un fic de Trigun en donde la lealtad y la amistad quedan a pocos pasos del amor

Space Year 0097 Vash definitely did not expect a girl to fall from the sky right in front of him. Making it his responsibility to find her a place to stay and to maybe uncover some of her lost memories and mysteries on the way, he lets her tag along. How is he supposed to handle their growing friendship?

Vash and Knives figure out how to move on from...everything. It's messy and it's imperfect and there's attempted murder, but they find their way back to each other in the end. Spoilers for Trigun Maximum.

"It's not a dream. We finally meet again, Vashu..."

When Vash woke, it was with someone else cradled in his arms. That wasn't unheard of. It happened, sometimes, with the drinking. Except when he opened his eyes to take in his surroundings and plot his escape, he was hit by one terrible, unconscionable revelation. The person in his arms was Meryl. Shit.

"Ini bukan mimpi. Akhirnya kita bertemu lagi, Vash..."

(A Trigun Stampede Story) With the apt amount of misery and sorrow felt by the citizens of No Man's Land, Vash is determined to give everyone a reason to smile. Even if it means reviving a long forgotten holiday tradition.

Warning: smut

It just wasn't fair that she was a hot blooded, adult woman and hadn't had anything but her own fingers for company in two years. Wasn't fair that the thought of dragging a random stranger back to her room turned her stomach. Wasn't fair that she had stumbled into maybe actually being attracted to a broom-headed idiot who sewed carnage as effortlessly as breathing. /Explicit/

He was honestly tempted to block his eyes from the bright light coming off from the man’s aura; the intensity of it made him feel faint. “The name’s Vash. What’s yours?” At this, Ozzy really did faint.

Knives is the secret benefactor of an orphanage. He hopes his generosity atones for Wolfwood's demise. After his first and last visit to Hopeland Orphanage, a girl claiming to be Wolfwood's daughter follows him home to get some answers. After all, for the past 19 years, everyone has thought him to be dead.

They just needed to get through the night. Just one night, in that little town, without drawing attention to themselves. Without anything happening. How hard could it be? For VashMeryl Week 2023!

A Trigun Stampede Story: Vash has been running for as long as he can remember. He can't keep going on forever... can he? Clinging to the hope that he can change his fate, he continues on. But what if there's only one end of the road for him? (This story is an adaptation of a dream I had)

Wolfwood says goodbye to the orphans for the last time. Takes place in the ‘98 anime canon.

maybe you and i / can carve out just / a little space / together.

Nicholas D. Wolfwood was a bounty hunter and a damned good one at that. Naturally, when he heard of a head worth 60 billion, he was curious. (short one-shot)

After the events of the final episode, the insurance girls pay a visit to their favorite set of twins, thanks in part to Milly’s stubbornness. Is there any way Meryl can get her to change her mind? Post ‘98 anime canon.

Brad didn't do right by Vash when he was a kid. The least he can do is try to make up for it now, when his boy comes Home with new friends and a busted arm and the weight of the world on his shoulders. Stampede-compliant, a longer look at the arm maintenance scene in E9 - Millions Knives. (COMPLETE)

Knives is uniquely good at driving away his soulmate.

A somewhat more serious take on Vash and Meryl, based on the original anime; Meryl's impressions and understandings of Vash throughout their journey. Rated for violent or sexual themes and scenes. Follows 26 Episode story structure, fairly strong adherence to '98 canon.

Wolfwood is not immortal. He gets hurt and he can die. Exhausted and bleeding out, it can be tempting not to break the vial this time. To just fade. It would be easy, right? But do things ever come easy to Wolfwood? Does he really have the choice of his fate?

It's been two years since Vash's reappearance, and he's up to his old antics again. But the world has changed, and No Man's Land perhaps faces an even greater threat than before… NOW PERMANENTLY ON AO3. FIND UPDATES THERE.

Rem says that growing apart is a part of growing up, but Vash isn’t so sure. Takes place in the ‘98 anime/manga canon.

On giving up control and admitting a certain kind of trust, in lieu of any other sort of healing.