Name: Berserk.
ISBN: 9781593070205

Kentarō Miura

Berserk.

It's dark, it's wild, it's disturbing at times. It's a story of love, relentless fight, and the pain. I picked berserk curious to know why it is called one of the greatest manga of all time. Kentaro miura you genius. He spent 30 years of his life creating this masterpiece. Rip. Even though the story is nowhere to complete, it's gripping. The characters are so good. It will traumatize you. But it will leave you something in you. An empty sad feeling yet the hope and courage to go after things out of love. You will scream at moments with rage and anger and jump yelling hell yeahh at times. It's a journey. It's something that teaches a lot of things. It is peak fiction. The art is oh god, it is so detailed and wild. You won't regret reading this for sure.

Rutik 

Denys

I never write reviews, but I felt compelled to make an exception for this one. It's simply the best thing I've ever read. I devoured it in one sitting. Sometimes I even forgot to breathe

Kentaro Miura

Guts, the Black Swordsman, is marked with the Brand, which draws the forces of evil to him, but, with a gigantic sword and an elf companion, Guts battles the damned with a vengeance.

Berserk

Disappointing. 
After such a good Golden Age arc, this childish party of adventures is just disappointing. A boy, a girl, two elves... why, just why?? It's not a horror brutal manga it was for the Golden Age. It's just some kind of teen-rated average story now. I have to force myself to continue reading it in the hope it will get better.

Nick Perronteau

4/5
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After a couple years of “yeah, I’ll get around to it” my brother bought me about half of the entire collection for my birthday. Figured no time like the new year to begin the journey.

** spoiler alert **
           Strong 4.5/5
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The crux of it all is right in these pages. The reveal of who Griffith really is and the hold he has. Moments in the dark that shape Guts. And the foundation of our trio’s threads of connection.

** spoiler alert **
           5/5
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This is when ‘Berserk’ is at its best. Griffith pulling strings in the dark, heart-to-hearts with Judeau, a duel between swordsman. The quiet moments really makes Miura’s writing shine the brightest!

imnaeun

Gavin

An ultraviolent goth mess. But cleverer than the character design and proportion of action scenes suggest. Occasionally even refined; 3 or 4 stunning panels in this volume, with wonderful use of panning, impossible angles, abstract flat panels implying time passing.

All is corrupt. Politicians, priests, law, philosophy. Even the hero disclaims virtue! But then Miura lacks the conviction of his misanthropy: the corruption comes from extra-dimensional forces.

(PS: The cover art is much, much worse than the inks inside.)

Omar AlHashmi

I am not that big of a manga fan, but my friends really recommended this manga. I can see why, this is type of anime I usually watch. Hopefully I will continue to enjoy it.

Not alot happened during this one, but I'll wait on it and continue.

Mumluk

I discovered Berserk very late. Read all that was possible to read during several frenetic nights and weekends. Epic in all sense. The art, the story, the character arcs. 5/5. One detail though, it's not finished yet and doesn't seem even close to completion.

Jakub Sadlik

norna

Dalia Ergas

reece

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Nazim Can Altinova

Amanda Autumn Berrey

What Guts the Black Swordsman and his companions had seen as an island refuge for monstrous sea creatures and the ghost ship of the demonic Bonebeard is, in fact, the very lair of the malefic sea god that controls them. With no avenue of escape, Guts must once again don the Berserker armor to give his company any chance of survival. But without the protective influence of the sorceress Schierke, Guts risks being forever lost within the cursed armor and becoming an even greater threat to his comrades!

Berserk.

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