Berserk Chapter 372 Discussion

well back to back chapters baby

JizzyHitler said:
I like how surreal and dreamlike this chapter felt until casca woke up. This definitely feels like it would of been stretched a bit wider in mirua's original plan but I think you kind of just need to accept all this going foreword will feel like that. I just hope this leads to casca breaking free on her own rather than needing to be rescued, this feels like a really ample opportunity to do something introspective with her fully confronting what happened in the eclipse.



I really doubt that, Griffith is basically a god, quite honestly I'm not even sure how Guts will face him and the new band of the Falcon without resorting to something like the Behelit, which is also contradictory since it would go against everything Guts has done until now. But dunno, Guts will have to power up somehow, and Casca is strong but just a human at the end of the day.



Well, as for the chapter, I didn't like it that much, it doesn't feel like Berserk to me and the art is also weird, low effort I'd say. Now we wait, at least they already announced the next chapter. Anyway, what's the ''East'' Griffith is referring to? The band will act to conquer and expand the kingdom? That would be nice.

decent chapter



zod does not agree with casca's treatment, will he turn?

The newest chapter illustrates how well Studio Gaga and Koji Mori is actually doing. The art in my opinion is really beautiful and a huge step up from the previous chapters. As for the actual story, the depression continues. We finally see more of Casca's side while the previous chapters covered Guts and gang's experience with Griffith kidnapping Casca. Berserk goes deeper into the abyss of how much of a piece of shit Griffith is, and continues to ruin any hope that we might have had of seeing Guts and Casca reunite. However, if I know Berserk then there will be something to lift Guts back up. Hopefully, in chapter 373 we finally see Puck be there for Guts, and pick Guts back up so we can see them finish the fight, get back Casca, and at the very least get the happy ending Guts deserves.  

I see some people in other places complain that this chapter feels incoherent or disjointed but that just goes to show that most Berserk readers lack intelligence and the ability to comprehend artistic choices.

Casca is in a sort of trance state, barely being able to hold on to consciousness, and her memories seem to have been supressed (presumably by Griffith.) I really liked that the chapter feels like its messy, because that demonstrates how Casca is experiencing her surroundings. The chapter also seems to imply that some time has gone by since she was brought to Falconia. Pretty curious to see where the series goes next, and I'm pretty happy that we already have a date for the next release (26th of May.)

Casca regained consiousness and tried to get back to Guts and crew but she can't because eveyything goes as Griffith's will

silent_lurker said:
decent chapter



zod does not agree with casca's treatment, will he turn?

But maybe he just wants to end her sacrifice and not keeping her alive... I don't know why you all assume that Zodd is going to change side so easily, he's an apostle and Griffith his "Lord" in the end.

"the bird in the cage?" That sounds terrible!

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