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So did anyone ever end up watching Stampede to completion; and if so, what did you think about it? Because from I've seen, many of the people who liked it and talked about it on places like Reddit, also kept trying to convince everyone that neither the original manga, nor the first anime...

When has trying to ape the MCU ever worked for anyone in the entertainment industry? I'm sure someone out there managed to pull it off; but the odds are not in their favor, and they come across like idiots for admitting that's what they're trying to do. Especially now that the MCU isn't exactly...

Maybe; but so far I'm fairly certain that besides this new Trigun anime, no other in recent memory has been altered from the source material this drastically.

Usually you don't see this sort of thing in anime; the industry tends to have a thing about being true to the source material. You'd be far more likely to see something like this done in live action.

Okay sooooo... this isn't Trigun. It's just not. The animation is impressive, but... none of the characters look like themselves. Vash is a kid with a giant robot arm, Meryl Stryfe looks kinda like Miyata from Hajime no Ippo wearing lipstick, and Wolfwood is that cat mage guy from Fernanda Dias'...

Orange is the one anime studio that has managed to make it work though. They're behind both Land of the Lustrous, as well as Beastars; so the 3D animation should be fairly good.

I've only ever read summaries, but from reading them it honestly feels like the manga is almost a completely different story than the anime. One too depressing and up its own ass regarding the main character's terminal pacifism schtick (far more so than even the anime, where I already found it...

The same is true of Trigun; the anime only covers the first three volumes out of what would eventually become a seventeen volume series.

Well, the first anime adaptation did kinda butcher the source material; maybe they're looking to emulate Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood's success at at producing something that's more faithful to the original?