vash scars

Vash doesn't die. The manga's storyline keeps him alive through all the challenges and adventures. The creators chose to give him a different fate than death.

Definitely not. Vash is a figment of someone's creative mind. It has no roots in true events. The entire concept is built from scratch for the purpose of providing an enjoyable and imaginative experience for viewers and readers.

Yes, Vash does kill in some situations in the manga, but it's not a frequent occurrence.

No, Vash's story is fictional. It's created by the imagination of the author or creators.

No, it's not. The Vash movie is fictional and not based on real events or people.

The relationship can be developed through shared experiences. For example, if they are in a life - or - death situation together, like being trapped in a collapsing building. Vash's protective nature towards Rem can shine through, and Rem can show her trust in Vash. Another way is through communication. They could have deep conversations about their pasts, their fears, and their hopes for the future.

Yes, there might be. It could be about Naruto somehow being a fan of Vash. Maybe in this fanfiction, Naruto discovers Vash's story and is inspired by his non - violent ways of dealing with enemies, despite having his own ninja way. He could try to incorporate some of Vash's philosophies into his own ninja world.

The different types of scars in the full story of scars are quite diverse. Hypertrophic scars are characterized by their raised appearance and redness. They occur when the body overproduces collagen during the healing process. Keloid scars are a more serious form, often larger and more irregular in shape, and they can keep growing over time. Atrophic scars, which are sunken, can be the result of skin diseases or improper wound healing. There are also flat scars, which are the least noticeable, but still a part of the scar story. These form when the skin heals evenly and the collagen production is more balanced.

One great Vash the Stampede crossover fanfiction is the one where he crosses over with the Cowboy Bebop universe. It's really interesting to see how Vash's pacifist nature clashes and also meshes with the more morally ambiguous characters in Cowboy Bebop. The author does a great job of maintaining Vash's character while exploring new storylines in the Bebop world.

A prevalent theme is the exploration of their different worlds colliding. Vash has his own world of being a gunman with a mysterious past, and Meryl comes from a more normal background. Fanfictions often explore how they bridge that gap. For instance, how Meryl gets used to Vash's erratic lifestyle, and how Vash adapts to having someone like Meryl care about him in a different way than others.