Trigun… somewhere
While Trigun was impressed and even a bit surprised at Gurren's enthusiasm and willingness to comfort her, the younger fandom's words, unfortunately, didn't quite ring true with her. 'Drill onwards to tomorrow' — that could've been a real empowering message, if she wasn't so worried about her own future, and how many tomorrows she even had left… Still, Trigun didn't like to be a downer, so she nodded and forced another smile. "Yeah, I guess you're right…" she replied sheepishly, her gaze drifting down towards the ground.
When Hetalia spoke, Trigun expected to hear the same well-intentioned but sadly inadequate sympathy, but, surprisingly, his little speech really caught her attention. "Wait," she spoke up, eyes widening as her focus snapped onto Hetalia. "You… you really think I'm up there with the other great classic animes?" she chirped, clearly growing giddy again as she nearly blushed from the compliment. Sure, she was from the same era as a lot of the greats, but… no one ever mentioned her by name, it seemed. It was always others — the more popular ones. She was surprised and really quite flattered to hear someone place her up there at the same level of importance. "That's, I mean, that's really… wow. I didn't realize people still thought of me as being so influential!" she replied giddily, hardly able to form a response.
Hearing what Pokemon had to say about Cowboy Bebop, Trigun had to stop herself from trying to defend him. What Pokemon said really didn't sound like him; he was usually so loyal! And they'd been together for quite a long time… Regardless, she didn't want to spend too much time thinking about the whole thing. Avengers was willing to drop the topic as quickly as she'd brought it up, for one, and Trigun silently agreed that moving on from that was probably the best option. Besides, if she was still considered such an influential classic, as Hetalia said, then she didn't even need to dwell on him. Yeah, looks like he's the one who's "gonna carry that weight", as Bebop would say. Trigun made a mental note to mention that to him if they happened to cross paths, just as a quick jab to the feels.
And then, Avengers asked what their first mission would be, and Trigun found that she had no idea what that would be. Part of her wanted to scream something about 'LOVE AND PEACE' even though she had no clue how to practically go about that, and another part of her felt the need to mention that she'd sort of gotten lost in the ever-changing town and was just trying to find the parking garage she'd left her bike in when she ran into Hetalia, but that seemed like something that could wait. "Hmm…" she mused. Scanning the area around them, she didn't see any obvious threats — no dragons, demons, or giant holes in the sky, but… "Well, I'm sure there's someone in Fandom Square we could help out!" she chirped. "That's our duty as the town's collective heroes, isn't it?"
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The Beatles — outside his house
"Wait, we're going now?" The Beatles spoke up. "But ah… what about Touhou?" he asked. "I thought we were waiting for her to come back. She said she knew where Doctor Who was." he explained. "Although, she has been gone a bit of a while, now…"