Best Scene in Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust

Really liked this scene and it's original to the movie.
#VampirehunterD
#anime

[@Conan_the_Based]

You're missing an hour and 43 minutes of the "best scene".

[@crushingit5128]

The amount of modern day anime weebs that haven't even heard of Vampire Hunter D is disappointingly high.

[@allopez8563]

As long as he has left hand he is not alone

[@Blestyr]

If someday they decide give us a new Vampire Hunter D, I'd love if they keep this art style. I think this style is timeless, and one of the reasons why the movie became such an icon.

[@VariusMayhem]

This "You're just dressed bad..." never fails to deliver. 😂

[@Boog609]

the fact that a follow-up series/movie has been trapped in development hell is fucking criminal

[@BlueRazor69]

No one will ever convince the mid 90's to early 2000's had the greatest anime quality.

[@tranz2deep]

This is the counterpoint of "I was one of them", the scene where the old man that D is buying a new horse from turned out to not only have been rescued by D when he was just a kid but also one who'd been hoping to get a chance to finally be thankful through all the years since. Leila was there and witnessed the whole scene. It may well have been why she had D promise to come.

[@c.galindo9639]

It’s always nice to see the silent yet well intentioned protagonist have a solemn yet peaceful conclusion to their journey

[@Mugen0445]

After all this years I still think she raised her kids and grandkids right.

[@mattr.1887]

"She was afraid no one would mourn her death. I'm glad she was so wrong."

[@kingoberon]

The hand throwing shade at the end made me crack up.

[@danielshaw2473]

her having the same face as her grandma makes this even more emotional for me...

[@SaviorGabriel]

You know everything's good when D flashes you that little smile.

[@spookrockcity]

Kills me we haven't gotten another Vampire D movie like this in 20+ years

[@Deathbecomesme3]

I still remember getting called over to my buddies apartment after I got home from work to watch this for the first time back in 2002. It's a highlight of anime in general even twenty two years later. The only bad thing is realizing that much time has passed really drives home how much I'm starting to feel like the old man in the barn lol

[@VioletsOnMars]

I was so happy that Leila got the family and community she always wanted. ❤

[@XxSliphxX]

I remember renting this from blockbuster. I didn't know how epic a random movie rental could be.

[@salsamancer]

This movie didn't have the greatest plot or dialogue but the setting and the art saves it. It's worth watching just for the spectacle alone.

[@6094598]

No matter how often I watch this particular scene, I always tear up; especially once the music kicks in.