Berserk Chapter 146 Discussion

ambition boy



still wonderin y casca is called elaine

For the first safe night in ages, he can't sleep knowing that Casca is out there and in danger. The Beast of Darkness managed to slip in.

What is that wolf-looking spirit I wonder?

Oh nice the Executioner

Now I'm certain that Guts is developing past his "Black Swordsman" persona. He finally realizes that he can't fix anything if he keeps leaving the people he's fighting for. I'm sure it's going to take a much longer time for Guts to get past his fear and malice, but that's understandable.

Wasting all those swords for what?

This was a very emotional chapter.

The Revelation Arc in Berserk is a gripping turning point that blends intense action with profound character development. Guts' journey becomes darker as his past traumas and inner struggles take center stage, showcasing the emotional depth of his character. The arc masterfully weaves themes of fate, betrayal, and survival, leaving readers questioning the moral lines between vengeance and humanity. The art style is as vivid and visceral as ever, capturing the brutality of battle and the weight of despair.



Overall, the Revelation Arc delivers a brutal yet poetic experience that cements Berserk as a masterpiece in dark fantasy storytelling.