However it goes down, I hope Casca is the one who gets to strike Griffith down

It seems only appropriate, he gave her a sword to kill her rapist when they met, it would complete the cycle.

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Hi, I made this hip hop beat of Gut’s Theme. I just wanted to share it with people who would really enjoy it. thank you!

http://murkdaddyflex.bandcamp.com/track/sage

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I recently read news of allegations on how Miura, the creator of Berserk lost  his “drive” in continuing Berserk and that he fears it’s gone for good.

I know it’s his right to do what he wants but he must also understand that it’s our right as fans who supported him for years to see the ending of his magnum opus.

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Judeau is one of my favorite characters from Berserk but I cant help but wonder how Guts would have reacted if he found out that Judeau loved Caska before the Eclipse.

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Sometimes I imagine myself as a character in Berserk, fighting along side Guts. It helps me get through the day.

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I’m worried Farnese is going to go insane with power when her sorcery leads her to use a fire spell.

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Guts keeps getting told he can’t save Casca and kill Griffith. That’s because the only way he can be strong enough to kill him is to use the behelit. But if he does, he’ll be asked to sacrifice Casca. That’s going to be one hell of a climax.

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I’m terrified of the behelit traveling with the new group, because I think if anyone would use it it’d be Serpico and he’d sacrifice Farnese.

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I love all the characters in Berserk, but I love Farnese the most, because I can relate to her, going from relying on religion through a dysfunctional childhood, to finding her place and strengths in reality. I love how she has grown as a character, and I don’t understand all the hate she gets.

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If we think about it closely, the depiction of Guts and Griffith teaches us a lot.

Griffith is portrayed as a handsome, brilliant and “perfect” human, he’s got it all from the looks, charms and brains, we’d either admire or hate a real human like him.

Guts is seen as your typical looking, average thinking and “normal” human, he’s hardworking, contented and is just looking for people to care for him, we’d either befriend or ignore a real human like him.

But usually in the long run, what we least expect of someone is mostly to happen.

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