Gunsmith Cats is a classic anime series from the late 80s and 90s with its own manga that continued beyond the anime series that was only 3 episodes long.
The art style, realism, depth, and the female duo probably influenced anime like Black Lagoon and many others years later.
Let’s get into the quotes from the series considered the best, most thoughtful, and that may make you think about different aspects of life for the better.
Or just simple entertainment as a fan of the Gunsmith Cats series.
Here’s a list.
1. Rally Vincent Quotes
“It’s always best to go in guns blazing!” – Rally Vincent
“I don’t care about the law. I care about justice.” – Rally Vincent
“A good gun is like a good friend. It never lets you down.” – Rally Vincent
“As long as there are bad guys, there will always be a need for good guns.” – Rally Vincent
“Aim small, miss small.” – Rally Vincent
“In a gunfight, there’s no such thing as a second chance.” – Rally Vincent
“I don’t need a gun to scare someone. My personality is enough.” – Rally Vincent
“The only thing better than a good gun is a good partner to watch your back.” – Rally Vincent
“You can tell a lot about a person by the gun they choose to carry.” – Rally Vincent
“The difference between a good shot and a bad shot is split seconds and a few inches.” – Rally Vincent
2. Minnie May Hopkins Quotes
“There’s no such thing as a fair fight.” – Minnie-May Hopkins
“It’s not about the guns, it’s about the people using them.” – Minnie-May Hopkins
“You can’t just rely on your gun. Sometimes you have to use your head too.” – Minnie-May Hopkins
“The most important thing in a gunfight is to come out alive.” – Minnie-May Hopkins
“In this line of work, you have to be prepared for anything.” – Minnie-May Hopkins.
“When it comes to guns, it’s better to have them and not need them than to need them and not have them.” – Minnie-May Hopkins
“Guns don’t kill people, people kill people. But a good gun makes it a whole lot easier.” – Minnie-May Hopkins
“The best way to avoid getting shot is to not be there when the bullets start flying.” – Minnie-May Hopkins
“A gun is like a woman. You have to treat it with respect, or it’ll turn on you.” – Minnie-May Hopkins
“In the end, it’s not about the gun, it’s about who’s holding it.” – Minnie-May Hopkins.
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