Berserk Chapter 367 Discussion

it reminded me of their duel where guts stoped the blade right by his shoulder

but this time for a different reason

and also fuck you griffith, put casca down

Guts should just let Casca go. She never liked him to begin with...Settle with Farnese and make beautiful [normal] babies.

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Lucas-Souza_19 said:
Its insane that Farnese and Schierke only look at Griffith kidnapping Casca and do ABSOLUTELY NOTHING lol, back then Farnese would give her own life to defend Casca as we saw from whoever it was (even knowing that griffith is more powerful, she would at least try). Bizarre. Am I the only one who noticed this? The ease with which Griffith took Casca?



Apart from that the pictures are so confusing that it is not even possible to know if Guts stopped the attack of his own volition so as not to hit Casca or was stopped by Femto's powers. Yeah, it's really not Berserk. Lets be honest here, thats a fic.



You do know this was Miura's plan too, right? This would've happened the same way if he was still alive.



Keep in mind this entire altercation in the last 3 chapters has been about 5 minutes in universe.

Given that Shierke and Farnese got to bear witness to the astral tempest that is Griffith in astral form, all they can really do is tend to a downed Casca and try to watch Guts.

And then the ground collapses, I mean, what more could they really do?

angry guts= immaculate w

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I supposed it's possible Griffith redirected (or deflected) Guts' blow like he did with the Skull Knight at the end of Falconia, and the earth shattering when Guts' sword touches the ground is the actual force of his swing, but then there's the tree losing all of it's leaves and a lot of weird energy going on which seems more connected to the quake than Guts. I agree that it isn't entirely clear.



The way it seemed illustrated to me was that Guts is going in for a swing towards Griffith's back, then there's some sort of illustrated blow with the wind effect, indicting that Guts' sword was suddenly stopped, either by his own volition or Griffith's. However, the next page shows Griffith embracing Casca, with a bemused Guts. The page after that—the low angle with Guts' sword over Griffith's shoulder, with Griffith and Casca in the foreground—makes it seem like he stopped because it's clear the sword would have gone through Casca. After that he lowers his sword. Maybe if the Berserker armour had taken over, he wouldn't have stopped, which is why the author's made a point of retaining his normal self, which I found a bit odd given the situation.



Who knows, hopefully we find out a bit more. It can go either way. I think the art is pretty good, obviously not Miura-level, but a fine replacement, however the destruction scenes are a little messy and there hasn't been much dialogue yet.

I saw that ending coming, I remember I said something like that in the last poll... I'm afraid Griffith might manipulate her mind somehow as if nothing happened! Not exactly sure how it's gonna turn out, perhaps we won't see Casca in the next chapter



P.S. And the art, damn it keeps getting better <3

And there she goes. Another Casca rescue arc. I don't get why some people are mad though. There is a proper narrative reason for him taking her away. What do they expect, Casca to somehow defeat Griffith? This ain't Disney.