I agree completely. I've studied military craft extensively as a hobby (wanted to be a pilot when I was young, but don't have 20/20 vision) and I can say that of all the fighters I've seen, the F/A-22 is the most impressive. A lot of thought and work went into this craft, and it's truly worthy as a 5th generation fighter. People compare it to the Eurofighter Typhoon a lot, and while that's a nice fighter in its own right, it just doesn't come close to the Raptor.

Also shown in the video is the A-10 Thunderbolt II, which is also a beautiful design in my eyes, except for completely different reasons. It's a monster of a plane, and it can take a ton of damage without going down, while dealing a ton of damage to ground targets. And despite that, it's relatively inexpensive.

Those who know how little tolerance for bullshit this sifter has, the seething hatred for those who think of themselves above all others, or who putthe well-being of things other than humans above themselves, lest we forget, there exist those whose self-hate, and self-service, combine into one twisted package.....

like the psycho astronut bitch that slipped pass the NASA evals...
like the twisted ten-ways-sick homosexual garbage that protested the superbowl Snickers advertisment, claiming who the fuck knows what those self-hating losers thought THAT offended,
and anyone else who likes to hear the sound of their own pathetic, drama......Here's to You!

Can we choose a particularly typhoon-ridden island chain in micronesia to send all the sick fucks??? We can do it by worldwide majority vote, c'mon!!?

Trigun is a sci-fi manga series with a steampunk Wild West theme created by Yasuhiro Nightow in 1995, and adapted into a 26 episode anime series in 1998 by Madhouse. It is the story of Vash the Stampede, a.k.a. The Humanoid Typhoon, and the two Bernardelli Insurance Society employees, Meryl Stryfe and Milly Thompson, who were ordered to follow him and minimize the damage that seems to follow Vash everywhere he goes.

Trigun was created by the animation studio Madhouse in 1998 and directed by Satoshi Nishimura. The October 2005 issue of Neo magazine (A UK Anime magazine) includes an interview with Studio Madhouse's founder, Masao Maruyama. In it he says the studio is working on a Trigun Movie that should be released in a "couple of years". The November issue of Anime Insider also confirms this news.

Still one of my favorite anime series.

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This is the original opening of the anime "Trigun" with an absolutely killer theme. AFAIK, this opening was never shown on Cartoon Network's broadcast of the show.

The theme is "H.T." (Humanoid Typhoon) by Tsuneo Imahori.