Trigun

I get that killing people isn't cool and ought to be avoided for more humane options but did he have to be so fucking autistic about it?

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>put in a position where 2 of his friends will die if he doesn't pull the trigger
>his body is forcibly held in position to pull the trigger
>the dude he's about to kill is warped psychopath too with incredibly overpowered capabilities
>STILL cries about it
I like Vash but he was being a bit of a faggot there.

Vash is an literal traumatized child, being autistic about his morals is the only thing that keeps him grounded, when in reality he's only doing it for Rem

Why wasn't it explained why Vash was born out of time?

>muh Rem
Also you'd think after existing for over 100 years and being wounded as he was he's not going to be very sane.

He's another living being regardless of whether or not that person is "evil" or not. I suspect future humans would view "psychopath" as a disease to be cured rather than put to death for.

Yes

That's what makes him an interesting character and what makes the narrative work

DA BEST GUNFIGHTER EVAR wouldn't be interesting without that restriction

What was his name, Sup Forums

EMIYA

I got very drunk once and attacked one of my friends. I don't remember doing it but but I was literally suicidal for about 3 months afterwards due to the feelings of personal betrayal. It was like some very important part of my identity had been killed.

Personal morals are a big deal to those who have them.