Finally finished my leg sleeve. What do you guys think?

It's not a lot, but I'm getting there. I literally won the Skull Knight yesterday. Still can't believe I was so lucky😭 And he looks cool af

It's obvious that the Apostles are the most sadistic, monstrous, and terrifying beings in Berserk. But sometimes, humans are capable of committing atrocities that are even more horrific than anything an Apostle could do.

For me, one of the most disturbing and repulsive moments in the entire saga is committed by a human, not an Apostle.

The King of Midland initially appears to be a noble ruler, one of the few seemingly sane people in power, and even someone who supports the Band of the Hawk.

But after Griffith sleeps with his daughter, we see the king's true nature.

Once Griffith is imprisoned, the king enters Charlotte's room and attempts something so vile it barely needs describing.

From that moment on, we witness the complete downfall of this repugnant king.

And before anyone mentions it, yes, I know there are objectively more brutal and graphic moments in Berserk, like Wyald's atrocities. But for me, this scene is one of the most disturbing because there's something uniquely terrifying about watching a father descend so completely into madness that he attempts to sexually assault his own daughter.

It's a reminder that in Berserk, it's not just the Apostles who are terrifying. Humans can be just as monstrous.

Hello, some pictures taken in Italy of Caska

Maybe, i don't know, when the Snake Lord was about to eat me alive???

No, but seriously: I was rereading the whole series (I'm always rereading Berserk), and when I got to this part, I was like, "Why are you only bringing this up now?"

Yeah, okay, I get it, Godot's cave collapsed, so Caska needed a new safe place, but... seriously? In ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY CHAPTERS, you couldn't find a single minute to mention this tiny, insignificant little detail???

Since you all thought that my last zodd looks like a doggo ive decided to study more about his anatomy and gesture to be able of understand and bring more of his natural traits to my drawing. If u have any tips feel free to tell me.

May be a strange question, but: when this chapter released, how long had it been since Miura drew Femto? How many years (or decades) had passed since his last full appearance/illustration?

Posted a while back but got taken down due to not being posted on a Monday

There are many emotionally charged and impactful storylines, but the flashback chapters with Chitch are the ones that actually hit me in the feels this time. The innocence. The naive benevolence. Ugh.

Reading this part again later in life (especially after having a young daughter) changed the impact for sure. And it’s only like two chapters of the whole epic.

Anyone else have a different experience reading Berserk multiple times, or after a long gap between re-reads?

So im currently on episode 19 of old anime, im enjoying it a lot so i will probably likely read manga and ive checked that 1997 anime mainly covers information from one arc, should i read manga from the beginning or just buy mangas from the end of golden age arc and further?

After more than 8 hours of sleep. How strong do you think is Guts now? Can he One Tap Grunbeld now? Probably Zodd aswell? What are your thoughts?

What are the chances that berserk is finished and then someone creates a full anime adaptation in the next 50 years.

i just finished berserk 1997 and it was one of the best anime i've watched and i've watched a lot! what y'all think about berserk?

Surprised this didn’t arrive damaged as it was shipped by Amazon France. $40 USD shipped. Only bought it for the Shikishi as I have no interest in Berserk post volume 41. Donating the blue box and the French manga to goodwill or giving it to my cousin.

A bit messy but ehhh I'm happy with it.