The Certified Noonas: Kdrama, Kpop, and More
Jul 20, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 11 segments
This week the Noonas indulged in Sky's Birthday request and watched the incredible Sci Fi Anime "Trigun Stampede." Together they discovered why Sky loves it so much, and if they think you should love…
So, so I picked Try Gun Stampede, which is season one of the reboot of Try Gun.
It's an anime.
And then Try Gun Stargaze is season two of that.
I'm not going to be, we're not deep diving this.
So I'm going to preface like, this is not a me teaching anybody anything episode.
This,
this was.
i really really enjoyed falling in love with trigon this past year and so i wanted to share that with the ladies and i knew i knew they would like it and so i really wanted to give them the opportunity to watch it and uh i knew we could talk about it some um and so i'm going to preface with as far as like my exposure to trigon okay i watched the first season last year i don't even remember what month i remember
you telling me when you were watching it yeah like
i was way into it and i talked about it like on our what we're watching episodes and stuff and it was it was really really fun like as far as how i knew to care about it i really think i saw fan art like on blue sky or something and as far as the old trigon stuff i had seen fan art like in passing like just ambiently on the internet So I knew it existed, but I was like, oh, funky hair.
That's really all I ever clocked about that show.
But the fan art that I saw of Try Gun Stampede, it looked really cool, really slick and stuff.
So I was like,
hmm.
And so one day I just decided to give it a shot.
And I didn't even have a Crunchyroll account at the time, so I was watching that sucker with ads.
I was committed.
You were roughing it.
I was roughing
it.
I think I watched all of season one, like with ads.
Later I was like, that was not worth it.
I shouldn't have done that.
Anyway, as far as where Crunchyroll is where it was, I'm not saying yay Crunchyroll, but like that is where it is.
Yeah, not gonna get into that.
So, so I picked Try Gun Stampede, which is season one of the reboot of Try Gun.
It's an anime.
And then Try Gun Stargaze is season two of that.
I'm not going to be, we're not deep diving this.
So I'm going to preface like, this is not a me teaching anybody anything episode.
This,
this was.
i really really enjoyed falling in love with trigon this past year and so i wanted to share that with the ladies and i knew i knew they would like it and so i really wanted to give them the opportunity to watch it and uh i knew we could talk about it some um and so i'm going to preface with as far as like my exposure to trigon okay i watched the first season last year i don't even remember what month i remember
you telling me when you were watching it yeah like
i was way into it and i talked about it like on our what we're watching episodes and stuff and it was it was really really fun like as far as how i knew to care about it i really think i saw fan art like on blue sky or something and as far as the old trigon stuff i had seen fan art like in passing like just ambiently on the internet So I knew it existed, but I was like, oh, funky hair.
That's really all I ever clocked about that show.
But the fan art that I saw of Try Gun Stampede, it looked really cool, really slick and stuff.
So I was like,
hmm.
And so one day I just decided to give it a shot.
And I didn't even have a Crunchyroll account at the time, so I was watching that sucker with ads.
I was committed.
You were roughing it.
I was roughing
it.
I think I watched all of season one, like with ads.
Later I was like, that was not worth it.
I shouldn't have done that.
Anyway, as far as where Crunchyroll is where it was, I'm not saying yay Crunchyroll, but like that is where it is.
Yeah, not gonna get into that.
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