Berserk: The Golden Age Arc I - The Egg of the King

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Guts is a lone mercenary wandering a medieval-inspired world, wielding a massive greatsword and taking on jobs for money. After a chance encounter, he is defeated in a duel by Griffith, the charismatic leader of the Band of the Falcon, and forced to join their ranks. Over three years, Guts becomes one of the band's most formidable commanders, his combat prowess second only to Griffith himself. As the Band of the Falcon rises to power, dark forces begin to stir in the shadows. A wicked king rules the castle town of Midland with demonic minions, oppressing his subjects. Guts, now known as the Black Swordsman, sets out to hunt down these evil servants and exact his vengeance. But something men

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Guts, the Black Swordsman, continues his relentless quest for revenge, driven by a burning flame in his heart. Branded for death and hunted by demons, he wields the massive Dragonslayer blade to defy his gruesome fate. Along the way, he encounters unlikely allies: Puck, a small elf, and Isidro, a young thief seeking to learn swordsmanship. As Guts faces heinous outlaws, delusional evil spirits, and a devout child of god, he fights with nothing but his body and sword, chipping away at his own life. The answer to what lies at the end of his travels is shrouded in darkness, and he must strain his eyes to stare into the night.

Berserk: The Golden Age Arc III - The Advent

A year has passed since Guts left the Band of the Hawk and Griffith was imprisoned for treason. The once-celebrated mercenary group is now hunted, struggling to survive while plotting to free their leader. When Guts returns after hearing rumors of their plight, he finds Casca leading the remnants of the Hawks. Together, they attempt to rescue Griffith from the Tower of Rebirth, but the man they save is a broken shell of his former self—unable to walk, speak, or hold a sword, clutching only a strange crimson behelit that refuses to leave him. As the Band of the Hawk tries to reclaim their former glory, Griffith's despair deepens. When a solar eclipse darkens the sky, the behelit awakens, off

Berserk: The Golden Age Arc II - The Battle for Doldrey

Guts, the captain of the Band of the Hawk's raiders, fights alongside the charismatic Griffith and their mercenary band as they continue to win battles for the kingdom of Midland. Their latest mission is the subjugation of the impenetrable fortress of Doldrey, a task that has defeated all who have attempted it. With Guts wielding his gigantic sword, the Hawks prove capable of overcoming even this seemingly impossible challenge. After the battle, Guts decides to leave the Hawks to pursue his own dream, despite Griffith's attempts to make him stay. This single event causes Griffith to lose his composure, leading him to make a decision that will forever alter the fates of both him and the Band

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Guts, the lone swordsman marked by a demonic brand, continues his journey through the chaotic kingdom of Midland, now overrun by demons. He can no longer travel alone, as he must protect Casca, a former commander reduced to a fragile state who neither remembers nor trusts him. Their only respite comes from their elf ally, Puck, who speaks of the mystical land of Elfhelm, a supposed safe haven from the relentless demonic threats. Haunted by their past and hunted by supernatural forces, Guts and Casca struggle to survive while seeking a place where she can be safe. But the demons are not their only enemies; the scars of betrayal and the search for those responsible for their suffering drive t

Berserk: The Golden Age Arc - Memorial Edition

Guts, a lone mercenary with a brutal past, wanders a war-torn land, his unmatched strength in battle drawing the eye of Griffith, the charismatic leader of the Band of the Hawk. Griffith recruits Guts, offering him a place and a purpose for the first time. Alongside the fierce warrior Casca, Guts helps propel the Hawks to legendary status, becoming Griffith's most trusted sword and confidant. Yet as Griffith's ambition climbs toward the throne, Guts begins to question his own role as a mere instrument in another man's dream. The bonds between the three warriors deepen, but the very intensity of their connection and Griffith's relentless drive set the stage for a cataclysmic betrayal that wi