Sadly this can be a very true statement.Glad to see Berserk going back to its roots!
He got infected by im@s back then and the glorious grimdark has returned!
I can see why someone would say he lost his way. This chapter is not exactly on the level of Golden Age arc though.Sadly this can be a very true statement.
It was very well known that Miura had lost his way. It was more interested in loli/shota erotica than berserk. His death maybe truly saved this manga.
It always makes it seem like we're about to get somewhere with that witch, yet at the end it's just some flashing.Almost feels like a Miura chapter, with how it tries to lighten things up with Morda comic relief. ..And not much happening.
Nah it's actually getting interesting. I'm very intrigued
Thanks for TLs
I wish she flashed me...It always makes it seem like we're about to get somewhere with that witch, yet at the end it's just some flashing.
Is not about boob scenes when i say "he lost his way".with no decrement in boob scenes.
The old wizards have always been depicted as whimsical to some extent, and Miura have always done this sort of jokes (though usually it's with Puck and Isidro in the background of an ongoing dialog)And to add a "by the way, where's my dinner?" dialogue made me double-take.
I see the point... But well, coming to think of it, wasn't Griffith quite a young maiden with a sword on the thighs in the prototype pilot?I think those were always his ways... But never in explicit dialogue that lead to nothing, or at least it was there in ways that one can say "Meh, it's for the sake of the story" (as in the harem of that guy Griffith pr_stituted himself to) or "It's quite a sight to have, but giving much attention to it would hindrance understanding/quality of the story" (As in all the times elves and fairies displayed ass cheeks and what not, from Puck being a shota from the very start to Rosie flying around naked while being the youngest apostle... You know, imagery that doesn't take much space nor time).
I have bad news for you buddy, this series is already on its second mangaka..Soooo.... how many here are worried about outliving mangakas friend?
Berkman lost its way when they went on that decade long boat arc with budget jack sparrow. Everything before that was peak.I can see why someone would say he lost his way. This chapter is not exactly on the level of Golden Age arc though.
I always thought Miura had some inclinations to the sort of thing you mention, but never heard of anyone mentioning it. In the most memorable parts of Berserk those aesthetic inclinations resulted in pieces of dramatic grandeur, reminiscent of late 70's manga (In particular Griffith reminds me of Hi Izuru Tokoro no Tenshi), depravity, erotism and the grotesque... He didn't mind tropes of genre and got the best of both worlds.
But Berserk can sometimes feel like a sugared drink compared to what it was... All those colorful lol!s and elves, the the generously bossomed witches, Farnese having her womanly self-discovery, Isidro taking up space and Shirke floating around since 2000 or so... Every time he choose to give himself time to think what to actually do next by inserting meaningless crap, he inflicted damage on the quality of the masterpiece. We could get straight to the point, with no decrement in boob scenes.