Vash the Stampede
000, 000 Man, Eriks, Humanoid Typhoon, Needle Noggin, The $$60, Tongari, ヴァッシュ・ザ・スタンピード
Vash has two distinct personalities that he uses to interact with others. When trying to put people at ease or conceal his identity, Vash often exaggerates silly traits and presents himself in an absurd manner. For example, he once declared himself "Valentinez Alkalinella Xifax Sicidabohertz Gombigobilla Blue Stradivari Talentrent Pierre Andri Charton-Haymoss Ivanovich Baldeus George Doitzel Kaiser III." Despite his reputation as a destructive force known as "The Humanoid Typhoon," Vash is capable of intense focus and control when those around him are threatened. This makes him a multidimensional character who can be both charming and intimidating, courageous and cowardly, gentlemen and womanizers. Despite being wanted by many, Vash has never harmed an innocent fly.
Despite his age, he still hasnt found peace with himself. A point of conflict in the series are the inner differences between Vash and Millions Knives
Over 150 years
Despite his age, he still hasnt found peace with himself. A point of conflict in the series are the inner differences between Vash and Millions Knives, his twin brother, and their regard for humanity. Though Vash and Knives have gone through the same experience and torment, Vash chooses to remain hopeful and loving toward humanity, where as Knives has fallen into a deep-seated hatred of their race.
Their personalities also have key differences: Vash cannot stand the despair of being alone, whereas Knives revels in his loneliness and has no desire for any company.Because Vash refuses to kill any of his opponents, he often suffers at the hands of very persistent enemies and their attempts at revenge. As a result, his body is a patchwork of large scars, chunks of missing flesh supported by metal mesh, and stitch marks.
Despite his age, he still hasn't found peace with himself. A point of conflict in the series are the inner differences between Vash and Millions Knives, his twin brother, and their regard for humanity. Though Vash and Knives have gone through the same experience and torment, Vash chooses to remain hopeful and loving toward humanity, where as Knives has fallen into a deep-seated hatred of their race.
