So, at least for now it looks like they're trying to portray Falconia as a paradise and Griffith as the second coming of jesus. Now, let me know if I forgot something, but does him really being Phemto matter? Can we say he's genuinely doing good things with his power, or is he going to turn into an evil king later? Obviously Guts wants revenge, but do we know why the Skull Knight wants him dead? Is it just because he dislikes the whole "stream of fate" thing and wants to rid the world of God Hand so people can control their own destinies? I've read this series like twice and I can barely remember this.
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Well so far everything Griffith has done was for personal ambition and ambition needs to be fed. He will probably no be satisfied until he has conquered the whole world and even then.
Also the idea of evil lives off human suffering so it will probably make sure that the suffering continues to ensure its own survival.
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Griffith is an complete sociopath by this point; any good things he does are solely to glorify himself.
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I always forget how great Berserk is - then I read a chapter and it all comes flowing back.
As for Griffith; I believe that, while what he is doing for the people is indeed good, Griffith's motives are not. By that I mean that he is not doing these things for the benefit of the people, but only to serve his selfish desire and ambition. Griffith wants to be the King, the Supreme Ruler, God himself, and for Griffith this means having people below him. In my eyes Falconia is little more than a giant ant farm for the people just so that he can prove that he can do as he pleases, and to perhaps one day torture. This does give the people a place to live but takes away their ability to decide their lives for themselves, also bringing back the theme of fate and causality.
It is for this reason that I believe the Skull Knight is against Griffith, in addition to the fact that he despises the God Hand (then again we don't know squat about him, do we?). Now whether or not this makes the new Griffith truly evil as opposed to Femto is a good question. It all depends on how you feel regarding Fate vs. Man and whether or not it's worth giving up for safety - that is if the people even have a choice, what with the rest of the world the way it is. Of course Griffith could always choose to do something evil to these people in the future, in my opinion the new Griffith is still evil because he is not doing these things for others but for himself. It's just that, for the time being, his ambition involves helping these people.
On another note, these chapters are easily worth it but an indeterminate release for 336 such as Summer? I'm alright with the wait (especially considering I feel like I should look at every page for an hour to give it the amount of respect it deserves), but I really do prefer knowing when it'll come back.
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Just think back to Griffith's speech to Charlotte at the fountain.
These people are all insignificant. He doesn't care about any of them. Its just about making himself supreme and awesome.
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I hope we get a bird's eye view of Falconia and it turns out that the city plan is in the shape of Griffith's face.
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@Cyan:
Griffith is an complete sociopath by this point; any good things he does are solely to glorify himself.
Besides, it's obvious that
RomeConstantinopleTenochtitlanFalconia is going to be a giant demon buffet.Sociopath is a nickname for Antisocial personality disorder. Griffith have nothing of those things. Probably what you want to say is that he is a Narcissist, not a sociopath.
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So, at least for now it looks like they're trying to portray Falconia as a paradise and Griffith as the second coming of jesus. Now, let me know if I forgot something, but does him really being Phemto matter? Can we say he's genuinely doing good things with his power, or is he going to turn into an evil king later? Obviously Guts wants revenge, but do we know why the Skull Knight wants him dead? Is it just because he dislikes the whole "stream of fate" thing and wants to rid the world of God Hand so people can control their own destinies? I've read this series like twice and I can barely remember this.
Griffith dream was always to be a king! He sacrificed all his friends for that. He explicitly said when he returned to human form that he would complete his dream. Just that. He put the entire world in turmoil and made Falconia to be paradise, for him to be King of everything. There was never mentioned that he wanted to be an evil King that governed by fear, in the contrary really, that was the reason all of the members of the Band of the Hawk followed him.
Guts wants revenge for what Griffith did, doesn't matter what Griffith is making right now, he must pay for what he did. Is not like Guts is fighting for humanity. Skull knight is the same has Guts, he was sacrificed for a God Hand, his story wasn't revealed yet but is related with the great King from the past that suddenly all his kingdom disappeared. We know that he was an avenger like Guts and that he had a witch traveling with him(the master of the little witch that travels with Guts, I don't remember her name) and he used the armor, that later consumed him turning him into an apostle, before Guts had put the armor it was in the shape of Skull Knight, now is in the shape of Guts apostle the Black Dog.
While Guts only thinks of his business, destroying Griffith, Skull knight thinks about all the system of God Hand. Skull Knight wants to end all that to be sure that something like that never happens again and the stuff the god hand and apostle do in general doesn't happen again. Well, he is goddamn strong but not near the level of the God Hand. I don't know how will Guts ever be able to do something to Griffith.P.S: If Griffith later turns into a Evil King I don't know why. He has no reason for such a thing. Probably it will be like that guy from the Church that turned into an apostle. All people will be against Guts till the end, thinking that guy is an angel, in the case of Griffith god, but when Griffith is really wounded(or something like that) he will show is true form and will use evil tactics to kill Guts and the ones that with Guts oppose him.
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Godhands are demons pretending to be angels. They're not the good guys. Griffith included. There's going to be a point when Griffith gets bored of being just a king. He already achieved his dream, what is he going to do then? Right now everything is new to him. Griffith is just his human skin he used to become King. The real him is Femto, a Godhand. The humans basically herded themselves all to one place in Falconia. We are only seeing the "light" side of Falconia right now. Muira hasn't shown us what any of the other Apostles are doing. The Neo Hawks seem to have honor but I find it hard to believe those other apostles that where a part of the Eclipse are just in human form not doing any evil deeds. I wouldn't be surprised if there's a torture/rape room hidden under Falconia where all the apostles hang out at.
It's only a matter of time before shit hits the fan.
As for Skullknight, Guts seems to be following a similar path to Skullknight. Skullknight is heavily hinted to be Gaiseric. Gaiseric having a skull helmet is a big hint they're the same people and Slan sometimes refers to him as your majesty. It seems that he has a history with Void and it was probably Void that sacrificied the Old Midland Kingdom to become a Godhand. Mozgus said something like the four angels (Godhand) where summoned by a man imprisoned by Gaiseric. So Gaiseric was obviously one of the sacrifices to make Void. Just like Guts, he somehow survived the Eclipse of that time and has been fighting against them ever since. Skullknight most likely had his own crew (including Flora) that battled the Godhand over the years for revenge. At some point, probably after the berserker armor "killed" him or destroyed his body, he turned into his current Skullknight form. I don't thing it was by a behelit since he doesn't have the same evil feeling Guts has when he fights the Apostles. Probably some type of Elf Magic transformation.
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If this all turned into another giant demon buffet that would be pretty stupid. I can see normal people following him just being a sign that they're just fodder for him but when characters like Zodd start bending the knee and talking about how amazeballs he is I'd like to think there is more going on here and just a really drawn out dinner date. Obviously he is obsessed with himself as the entire city if covered in falcons but I hope there is no evil plan here. He just plans to get everyone together and rule them all as the greatest kindest god the world has ever and will ever know, all while knowing that eventually Guts is going to try and take his head regardless. That's a lot more interesting to me but we'll see.
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@Cyan:
I hope we get a bird's eye view of Falconia and it turns out that the city plan is in the shape of Griffith's face.
Knowing this series if it was going to resemble any shape it would be either a behelit or a sacrifice symbol.
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If this all turned into another giant demon buffet that would be pretty stupid. I can see normal people following him just being a sign that they're just fodder for him but when characters like Zodd start bending the knee and talking about how amazeballs he is I'd like to think there is more going on here and just a really drawn out dinner date. Obviously he is obsessed with himself as the entire city if covered in falcons but I hope there is no evil plan here. He just plans to get everyone together and rule them all as the greatest kindest god the world has ever and will ever know, all while knowing that eventually Guts is going to try and take his head regardless. That's a lot more interesting to me but we'll see.
Griffith is Femto. They're known as demons that pretend to be angels. Which is exactly what Griffith is doing now. He is right now playing the role of the Falcon of light. He's really the Falcon of darkness though and will bring the age of darkness.
Here's the Prophecy: "When the Sun has died five times, a red lake will appear at the West of the city with both new and ancient, and it will be the sign that the fifth angel, the Falcon of Darkness, is born. (Obviously this is the Eclipse where the Hawks were killed to make Femto). The Angel shall be both master of the sinful black sheep and king of the blind white ones. (Black sheep are the apostles and blind white ones are all the humans following him into Falconia) He is the one who shall bring an age of darkness upon the world." (This is the point when shit hits the fan.)
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By that I mean that he is not doing these things for the benefit of the people, but only to serve his selfish desire and ambition. Griffith wants to be the King, the Supreme Ruler, God himself, and for Griffith this means having people below him. In my eyes Falconia is little more than a giant ant farm for the people just so that he can prove that he can do as he pleases
But cant the same thing be said about many of the greatest rulers and empire builders throughout human history, that are admired even today?
Trying to create an empire of unprecedented glory and power to rule supreme is a very human ambition that many people persued and I dont know if that alone makes them evil, especially if its done through non-violent means as in Griffiths case (well, he caused the eclipse and the transformatiom of the world, but it really was not exactly paradise before) -
Is there something wrong with me for failing to see the greatness in Berserk?
I read the first 3 volumes and I hated it. Then I watched the anime and I hated that too. However, when I watched the Golden Age Movies I began liking it a lot. But once I started reading it again, where the Golden Age left off, I sort off got mixed feelings. So now I'm reading volume 15 and I'm wondering: Is it gonna be better later? Cause I don't know if I can stomache Gats behave like an asshole towards everyone and cut down an army off nameless dudes for the billionth time. The concept is getting rather bland for me right now. So maybe if someone could give me a pep-talk off the glorious greatness about to unravell, that will make me appreciate it a bit more, that would be great.
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The first three volumes suck anyway, and the old anime is, well, old. But if you weren't really drawn in by the Golden Age which is the best part of the series, and convinced for the long haul after the eclipse that you want to see how it turns out, then it's probably not for you.
That said, other stuff happens, it doesn't just stick with Guts traveling the countryside by himself fighting villain of the week for very long.
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The first three volumes suck anyway, and the old anime is, well, old.
The old anime has the best outtakes.
I haven't seen the movies, but I'm optimistic about the new chapters. What do the citizens of Falconia care if Griffith is an inhuman monster who sacrificed everyone he knew to get where he is? They are safe from monsters (at least for now). I'm not so sure that Griffith is suddenly just going to murder them all.
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The biggest Griffith troll is the citizens ran to Falconica to hide from all the fantasy monsters now roaming the world. It's going to be a big wtf moment when they find out he's the actual cause of why there's now fantasy monsters killing everyone all over the world.
Also for everyone thinking Griffith is some great guy. There's no way he'll be a evil king. The Band of the hawk were just a means for him to become king. He was only using them. His only actual friend he sacrificed at the eclipse was Guts. The citizens in Falconia don't mean anything to him. He's not going to be conficted if the apostles want some late night snacks. A great king cares about his people. The only thing Griffith cares about was Guts and his dream. The former he sacrificed to become a demon god and the later he just achieved while in the process filled the world with evil fantasy monsters while leading a evil demon army. This man now controls a kingdom. Lol, his kingdom is not going to be ruled with love and compassion for his people.
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The biggest Griffith troll is the citizens ran to Falconica to hide from all the fantasy monsters now roaming the world. It's going to be a big wtf moment when they find out he's the actual cause of why there's now fantasy monsters killing everyone all over the world.
Also for everyone thinking Griffith is some great guy. The Band of the hawk were just a means for him to become king. He was only using them. His only actual friend he sacrificed at the eclipse was Guts. The citizens in Falconia don't mean anything to him. He's not going to be conficted if the apostles want some late night snacks. A great king cares about his people. The only thing Griffith cares about was Guts and his dream. The former he sacrificed to become a demon god and the later he just achieved while in the process filled the world with evil fantasy monsters while leading a evil demon army. This man now controls a kingdom. Lol, people actually think his kingdom is going to be ruled with love and compassion for his people.
The question is why not will it be ruled with love and compassion for his people? What does Griffith wins by killing and eating his people? And if that is the case, why doesn't he just rules by force and fear? He has the power to do it, so why go to all the trouble of deceiving everybody?
If you think that the only thing that Griffith cared in the eclipse was guts and his dream, than you don't read/watch very well his introspection with the old lady. Why do using people means automatically that he didn't cared about them? You're using the word "use" in a negative way when the word is neutral. You can use in a Good way people and you can use in a Bad way. Before the eclipse he used in a good way and in the Eclipse he used in a Bad, by sacrificing them.Note that the supposedly God Hand were made to be free to do what they wanted, be it good or evil. Sure, the chapter that explicitly said that was removed, to give more creative liberty to Miura, but I don't think he will change the story that much from that.(I'm talking about the chapter that Griffith talks with God. I don't remember the chapter number, but it appeared in the magazine but was removed from the Tankabon volumes).
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The question is why not will it be ruled with love and compassion for his people? What does Griffith wins by killing and eating his people? And if that is the case, why doesn't he just rules by force and fear? He has the power to do it, so why go to all the trouble of deceiving everybody?
If you think that the only thing that Griffith cared in the eclipse was guts and his dream, than you don't read/watch very well his introspection with the old lady. Why do using people means automatically that he didn't cared about them? You're using the word "use" in a negative way when the word is neutral. You can use in a Good way people and you can use in a Bad way. Before the eclipse he used in a good way and in the Eclipse he used in a Bad, by sacrificing them.Note that the supposedly God Hand were made to be free to do what they wanted, be it good or evil. Sure, the chapter that explicitly said that was removed, to give more creative liberty to Miura, but I don't think he will change the story that much from that.(I'm talking about the chapter that Griffith talks with God. I don't remember the chapter number, but it appeared in the magazine but was removed from the Tankabon volumes).
Griffith only cares about his dream. The only person that swayed him from his dream was Guts. It wasn't any of the people in the Band Of The Hawk. Griffith even says this himself after he is reborn and meets Guts at Goto's mine to see if Guts still has any sway over him. Which he didn't. His dream of the kindgdom is the only thing left. Old Lady? lol, the old lady at the Eclipse. You mean the old lady that was actually Ubik of the Godhand. Who smiled right after he told Griffith what he needed to hear to follow the Idea of Evil path to make Griffith, Femto aka the Falcon of Darkness or basically manipulated him into completing the Ritual of Sacrifice.
The Godhand are evil. They're not good. They're part of the Idea of "Evil" plan. Femto is basically the antichrist and will start the prophecy that leads until the Age of Darkness. But first he has to fool the blind white sheep into following him as stated in the prophecy about the Falcon of Darkness. So Femto was reborn as a human using the Egg Apostle during the pseudo Eclipse at the church place that Guts fought Mozgus. Then merge the worlds while "saving" the world from Ganishka under the guise of Femto's human skin which is Griffith and get a kingdom. This is all part of the Idea of Evil's plan. Why IoE wants everyone herded together hasn't been explained yet. Could be for a mass sacrifice, to control them through fear of the fantasy monsters roaming the world, or something else. But the endgame is the birth of the Age of Darkness. As for the removed chapter, it's not canon.
Here's the pic of the Ubik pretending to be the old lady. In the lower right panel, it shows Ubik smiling under the old lady mask while his lower head is talking as the old lady. He even tells him in that very same panel that he's smiling (Miura even included a grin sfx in the panel to make us know the smiling was important) to Griffith that there's nothing else you can do. He was manipulating Griffith to start the ritual. The next chapter starts with Griffith questioning if that was a illusion. Ubik says it wasn't a illusion but actually your reality within your conscious realm. Which we know is an outright lie since there was some illusion trickery going on becuase he was disguising himself as an old lady.
Then here's some more pics right after the Ubik manipulation where Griffith sees Guts and then Griffith acknowledges that out of everyone, Guts was the only one who made him forget his dream. He then accepts the sacrifice while smiling at Guts. It was basically Guts who he sacrificed since he's the only one stopping him from his dream. At that final moment, he wasn't thinking about sacrificing any of the band of the hawks but only Guts since in Griffith's own words: "Yes…..among thousands of comrades and ten of thousands of enemies....you're the only one....who made me forget my dream.........sacrifice"
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Wanted to share this. It seems like Miura drew a picture of the characters of Sangatsu no Lion as if they were part of the Berserk world for I assume the 100 chapter celebration.
It's kind of strange because Sangatsu no Lion is a slice of life manga largely about the relationships between characters but also about shogi.
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This wouldn't be the first time; Umino and Miura each drew alternative volume covers for each other's mangas a while back. I'm starting to get the idea these two are quite close.
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I'm with anyone who thinks Griffith isn't just going to turn Falconia into some big ol' demon bloodbath. What does the God Hand do after everyone is killed? Go home, celebrate, take the rest of eternity off and occasionally reflect on that one time they killed all those humans and how it sure showed them?
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They won't kill everyone. But alot of people are going die. The rest will be kept as slaves, tortured, brainwashed to do heinous acts in the name of their king and the rest will be hiding just to survive. It's not called the Age of Darkness because the Godhand built a kingdom that is a safe haven for all humans. If that was the case, we'll be in the Age of Darkness already. Something really bad is going to happen for it to get that name. I'm actually expecting a slight timeskip after Guts reaches Elfheim to train or to stay as Casca recovers. While the Age Of Darkness happens. When Guts and his crew finally leaves Elfheim, the world is going to be completely different since the Age Of Darkness will be in full swing as the demons have already taken over the human world.
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I'm with anyone who thinks Griffith isn't just going to turn Falconia into some big ol' demon bloodbath. What does the God Hand do after everyone is killed? Go home, celebrate, take the rest of eternity off and occasionally reflect on that one time they killed all those humans and how it sure showed them?
Don't think that's the plan.
They won't kill everyone. But alot of people are going die. The rest will be kept as slaves, tortured, brainwashed to do heinous acts in the name of their king and the rest will be hiding just to survive. It's not called the Age of Darkness because the Godhand built a kingdom that is a safe haven for all humans. If that was the case, we'll be in the Age of Darkness already. Something really bad is going to happen for it to get that name. I'm actually expecting a slight timeskip after Guts reaches Elfheim to train or to stay as Casca recovers. While the Age Of Darkness happens. When Guts and his crew finally leaves Elfheim, the world is going to be completely different since the Age Of Darkness will be in full swing as the demons have already taken over the human world.
I think you guys are looking at this too simply. It's true that one godhands like to just do evil things because fun things are fun, Griffith is different. His dream his to become King. He's close to his goal ( coronation and marriage isn't yet in effect ) but that's just a kingdom on this earth. There's still other countries so he's not God, which essentially is final plan. He wants to be the all seeing ruler, he's been tempering with the astral world ( because the worlds are slowly merging ). Because of his new found powers, he not only wants to become a King with a kingdom, but he wants to become the King of Kings, the supreme being, the true God.
He's basically a more ambitious Ganishka in that regard.
Griffith's plan isn't just "hurr durr demon bloodbath guises".
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Griffith dream is just to have a kingdom not to rule everything. So his dream is accomplished when he becomes king. But Femto will want more eventually. The IoE didn't make him commander of the demon army just so they can all sit at Falconia for years protecting humans
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So how's it like keeping up with new chapters of Berserk? I liked what I've read so far just a few volumes in but I like what I've seen. It must be a bit brutal waiting a month for 17-20 pages :sad:
"I live Based, so don't try to be Based" - Lil B
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So how's it like keeping up with new chapters of Berserk? I liked what I've read so far just a few volumes in but I like what I've seen. It must be a bit brutal waiting a month for 17-20 pages :sad:
Are your grandparents married for several decades?
If so, ask them how it feels to spent 50+ years with your true (manga) love. The passion may fade, but if you truly love it it will become a part of your life.
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I think a few chapters released between the last time I read it and now, but it was a lot longer than a month. I couldn't even remember which chapter I left off on and forgot what was going on. I hope that chapters do come out more frequently now.
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Maybe I'll just read it slowly then.
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Series typically releases 3 or 4 chapters in a stint every couple months, for an average of 10-12 chapters a year.
He recently had a year long hiatus from Berserk, BUT he did a 7 chapter full volume of a different series during the break so its not like he stopped working… he just switched to something different after 25 years for a little while.
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Series typically releases 3 or 4 chapters in a stint every couple months, for an average of 10-12 chapters a year.
He recently had a year long hiatus from Berserk, BUT he did a 7 chapter full volume of a different series during the break so its not like he stopped working… he just switched to something different after 25 years for a little while.
Haha this should almost be the thread title. It's sorta like your bimonthly mandatory post
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I put it in the first post but no one ever reads that.
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Ok first off, I am so sooo sorry that this is gonna get people excited for real Berserk news. Because this it isn't.
That being said…
This just happened.
LOVE AND PEACE
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The song in the beginning already killed me :D
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Ok first off, I am so sooo sorry that this is gonna get people excited for real Berserk news. Because this it isn't.
That being said…
This just happened.
That was… unexpectedly good :D
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Oh HBi2K, it's been far too long! Like 4 years since you finished Escaflowne abridged? Nice to see you doing new stuff again, just voicing Nail in DBZA wasn't cutting it!
Though I kinda miss his awful Caska falsetto voice…
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12 foot tall demon disguised as a 10 foot tall ogre. That got me good.
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Gigantomakhia Volume will be on sale 29th July, probably Berserk will return on that date too.
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Are we due a chapter or did I miss something?
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We get a new chapter on August 8th.
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Now that this thread is finally open I can ask this question:
I was rereading the Golden Age arc (fantastic arc but not as good as first time reading it), and I was really confused about the end with the eclipse. I know Griffith's motivations for raping Casca then are often debated and stuff like "to get back at Guts", "To reassert power over Guts", or "to prove himself to the Godhand" are what people often say. But just before the eclipse, this page: http://www.mangareader.net/96-1132-178/berserk/chapter-12.html and the pages following it, Griffith is all nice and fluffy and essentially saying that his dream, which is what he likely did the entire eclipse for, doesn't matter to him because of Guts. He expresses how important Guts is to him.
Then, he kills all of Guts' friends, rapes Casca in front of him, tries to kill Guts and goes back to focusing on his dream of being all powerful.
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Now that this thread is finally open I can ask this question:
I was rereading the Golden Age arc (fantastic arc but not as good as first time reading it), and I was really confused about the end with the eclipse. I know Griffith's motivations for raping Casca then are often debated and stuff like "to get back at Guts", "To reassert power over Guts", or "to prove himself to the Godhand" are what people often say. But just before the eclipse, this page: http://www.mangareader.net/96-1132-178/berserk/chapter-12.html and the pages following it, Griffith is all nice and fluffy and essentially saying that his dream, which is what he likely did the entire eclipse for, doesn't matter to him because of Guts. He expresses how important Guts is to him.
Then, he kills all of Guts' friends, rapes Casca in front of him, tries to kill Guts and goes back to focusing on his dream of being all powerful.
Doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
Can anyone explain?I don't think he was saying that his dream didn't matter anymore. I think he was saying that being with Guts was the only thing that took his mind off his great ambition and just allowed him to simply enjoy their comradery, if only for that moment. And I think betraying Guts and killing all his friends was part of the ritual. It wouldn't have worked if he hated all those people. In order to gain that great power, he had to be willing to sacrifice all his friends. Though it has been years since I fully read that arc, so I could be wrong.
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Yeah, it's a little more complex than that. He cared for Guts but also resented him because his feelings were a distraction from his dream, and seeing the contrast between the two of them after his imprisonment (which was an indirect result of Guts leaving) and seeing that even Casca who idolized him had fallen for Guts was what pushed him over the edge. The rape was probably mostly to show that he had overcome his feelings for Guts and that it was he who had power over Guts, not the other way around.
And yeah, the ritual would have been meaningless if Griffith didn't care for the people he was sacrificing so….
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I was just wondering:
do you guys think there are any Apostles remaining that Guts can't defeat at this rate? Zodd would be the one he's gonna have quite some trouble with, but apart from him, I don't see anyone standing against him anymore.
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The Godhand, Griffith's new Hawks, of course Zodd.
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Guts' too damn weak atm, he constantly needs external help to not lose himself to the rage/armor/dog/whatever.
He's also taking the same path as the skull knight did, and if nothing changes he'll probably meet the same end; an eternal fruitless fight (or so it seems with that other Godhand).
He's far from being unstoppable.
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Thanks to his armor and weapon choices, Guts is a giant double-edged sword carrying a double-edged sword.
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@Cyan:
The Godhand, Griffith's new Hawks, of course Zodd.
Well, strictly speaking God's Hand are not apostles. But obviously they would win.
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Spoilers starting to trickle in.
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I was just wondering:
do you guys think there are any Apostles remaining that Guts can't defeat at this rate? Zodd would be the one he's gonna have quite some trouble with, but apart from him, I don't see anyone standing against him anymore.
Last time he fought against the dragon apostle he was totally defeated! Is strange that you think that he can beat any of the "generals".
Just because he is similar to Zodd when this is not transformed it means little to nothing. Also that situation where Guts could have killed Zodd, was a rare chance.
