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• Member: blackrose666
• Studio: EnteLite Networks Studio
• Title: My Immortal
• Premiered: 2004-07-11
• Categories:
  • Drama
  • Character Profile
  • Serious
• Song:
  • Evanescence My Immortal
• Anime:
  • Trigun
• Comments: Well this is my first AMV and I can definately say I am just a little proud of it ^^. It took roughly 4 days to complete though not all of those 4 days where actually used in the making of the video. I can honestly say that I went through hell to make this thing too...from converting the DVDs to dealing with Movie Maker crashes, to dealing with my computer erasing my whole file and me starting over all over again after I had already completed it...-_-; not fun believe me...
  
  Video Spoilers:
  Basically I tried to make this as much of a character profile for Vash as possilbe. The movie starts out from when Vash was a little kid in the recreation room that was made to look like Earth, two butterflies are flying around and then a third joins them (trust me there is symbolism involved in that I just don't feel like picking it apart but feel free if you want ^^). The movie then fades to show Vash hugging himself right after he quite nearly purposefully killed someone for the first time (more symbolism) you then see Vash and Knives as little kids when they had encountered their first "parting of ways" before Rem is ultimately killed in the ships falling onto Gunsmoke. The movie fades out of the past and to Vash sitting on a cliff somewhere thinking about Rem. A quick fast forward shows him turning around quickly to see a strange man, who fans will know as Legato, standing before him. It seems as if Vash's past is quickly catching up to him. Eventually Vash as to make his final choice, to continue to live by Rem's words at the cost of his friends, or to save them by the only alternative he has...the choice is inevetable and Rem fades off into the distance followed by memories of his childhood and how things had slowly gone from bad to worse.