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Just finished the Black Swordsman arc. What I love about is, simply put it this arc doesn't suffer from any of the problems that arise later on in the series, Puck is his own character, he has plenty of serious moments while still being the much needed comedic relief to liven up the arc itself. The differences between Guts here, and Guts later on is stunning, character wise I would be privy to call them different characters, one is mean tempered, a general bastard who acts like shit to make sure people don't join up with him, but at the end of the day is a good man at heart. The other is more stoic, and silent. I know it's a slight difference, and calling the two different characters is an exaggeration, but it really is a dramatic change in characterization which affects the whole entirety of Berserk.
The main villain of this arc is fantastic, he's what Berserk needs more of. He's a monster, but we're well aware of why he become a monster, we're well aware of who he holds dear, and I love how in the end he sacrificed himself instead of sacrificing his daughter. And we're well aware of how far he fell with becoming a Demon.
I also love the moments of silence and stillness utilized in the story itself.
The main villain of this arc is fantastic, he's what Berserk needs more of. He's a monster, but we're well aware of why he become a monster, we're well aware of who he holds dear, and I love how in the end he sacrificed himself instead of sacrificing his daughter. And we're well aware of how far he fell with becoming a Demon.
I also love the moments of silence and stillness utilized in the story itself.