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-	Guts (aka Gats, Gatts, Gattsu, depending on translation) is the main protagonist of [[Berserk]], he is a man who seeks vengeance against [[Griffith]] for the ones he lost.[[File:Gattsubust.jpg \| right\|]]	+	Guts (aka Gats, Gatts, Gattsu, depending on translation, though it has been confirmed by Muira his name is Guts) is the main protagonist of [[Berserk]], he is a man who seeks vengeance against [[Griffith]]
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	[[Image:Gattsu young.jpg\| thumb \| 200px \| right \| Young Guts]]The Golden Age story arc of the series revolves around Guts' turbulent childhood and adolescence in mercenary bands. Including his reluctantly being adopted by the first unnamed band's leader [[Gambino]] at the behest of his lover, [[Shisu]], and his subsequent joining with, and departure from, the [[Band of the Hawk]]. The dynamic relationship between Guts and [[Griffith]], the leader of the Band of the Hawk, forms the primary focus of the manga for the first thirteen volumes.		[[Image:Gattsu young.jpg\| thumb \| 200px \| right \| Young Guts]]The Golden Age story arc of the series revolves around Guts' turbulent childhood and adolescence in mercenary bands. Including his reluctantly being adopted by the first unnamed band's leader [[Gambino]] at the behest of his lover, [[Shisu]], and his subsequent joining with, and departure from, the [[Band of the Hawk]]. The dynamic relationship between Guts and [[Griffith]], the leader of the Band of the Hawk, forms the primary focus of the manga for the first thirteen volumes.

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	[[Image:Gattsu teen.jpg\| thumb \| right \| 200px \|Guts thinking about leaving the [[Band of the Hawk]]]]During this time, Guts encountered [[Zodd]], an [[Apostle]], who predicted that Griffith would sacrifice him "when his dream comes crashing down". Guts also overheard a talk between Griffith and Princess [[Charlotte]] about friendship, saying that a true friend would have his own dream and become his equal. This upsets Guts and made him determined to find his own dream and become Griffith's equal. Guts decided to leave the Band of the Hawk after the battle at Doldrey, despite [[Casca]]'s (whom he grew to be very close with) and others' effort to dissuade him.		[[Image:Gattsu teen.jpg\| thumb \| right \| 200px \|Guts thinking about leaving the [[Band of the Hawk]]]]During this time, Guts encountered [[Zodd]], an [[Apostle]], who predicted that Griffith would sacrifice him "when his dream comes crashing down". Guts also overheard a talk between Griffith and Princess [[Charlotte]] about friendship, saying that a true friend would have his own dream and become his equal. This upsets Guts and made him determined to find his own dream and become Griffith's equal. Guts decided to leave the Band of the Hawk after the battle at Doldrey, despite [[Casca]]'s (whom he grew to be very close with) and others' effort to dissuade him.

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	[[Image:Gattsu volume1.jpg\| thumb\| 200px \| The [[Black Swordsman]]]]Guts recovered to find that Casca had lost her memory, and was in an ill mental state, due to the traumatic experience. Their unborn baby contaminated with Femto's seed was born prematurely as a deformed demon [[Child]]. He then declared war upon Griffith, the God Hand, and the Apostles. Preparing to leave, Guts wore the black armor, saying that he will "Fight in the dark a lot". He also took the Dragonslayer, and a mechanical arm to replace the one he lost during the [[Eclipse]]. He left Casca in Rickert's hands to watch over her.		[[Image:Gattsu volume1.jpg\| thumb\| 200px \| The [[Black Swordsman]]]]Guts recovered to find that Casca had lost her memory, and was in an ill mental state, due to the traumatic experience. Their unborn baby contaminated with Femto's seed was born prematurely as a deformed demon [[Child]]. He then declared war upon Griffith, the God Hand, and the Apostles. Preparing to leave, Guts wore the black armor, saying that he will "Fight in the dark a lot". He also took the Dragonslayer, and a mechanical arm to replace the one he lost during the [[Eclipse]]. He left Casca in Rickert's hands to watch over her.

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	Ironically enough, Guts was not based off of Götz as stated by Miura in an interview, Miura did not know about Von Berlichingen until after several volumes of the manga had been published.		Ironically enough, Guts was not based off of Götz as stated by Miura in an interview, Miura did not know about Von Berlichingen until after several volumes of the manga had been published.
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-	[[Image:Gattsu volume1.jpg\| thumb\| 200px \| The [[Black Swordsman]]]]In the first three volumes, he was depicted as a tall, muscular male with a huge sword called the [[Dragonslayer]], and a prosthetic left [[mechanical arm]] that has a magnetic grip and also conceals a cannon & [[repeater crossbow]]. Guts is a monster killer. He is obsessed with his task, having no feelings or sympathy for any others who came across his path or get caught in the cross-fire. Guts did not flinch from using the [[Count]]'s daughter as a hostage to kill him. He was always attacked by evil spirits at night, which gave him no rest due to the sacrificial [[Brand]] on his neck.	+	In the first three volumes, he was depicted as a tall, muscular male with a huge sword called the [[Dragonslayer]], and a prosthetic left [[mechanical arm]] that has a magnetic grip and also conceals a cannon & [[repeater crossbow]]. He is obsessed with his task, having no feelings or sympathy for any others who came across his path or get caught in the cross-fire. Guts did not flinch from using the [[Count]]'s daughter as a hostage to kill him. He was always attacked by evil spirits at night, which gave him no rest due to the sacrificial [[Brand]] on his neck. However this is continued in the later volumes.

-	As the story progresses, more of Guts' past was revealed, explaining why he had become so obsessed with killing and revenge. He is born as one who may be able to struggle against causality, but is seemingly unable to affect it on a large scale.	+	In the Golden Age Arc, more of Guts' past was revealed, explaining why he had become so obsessed with killing and revenge. He is born as one who may be able to struggle against causality.

	== The Golden Age ==		== The Golden Age ==
-	[[Image:Gattsu young.jpg\| thumb \| 200px \| left \| Young Guts]]The Golden Age story arc of the series revolves around Guts' turbulent childhood and adolescence in mercenary bands. Including his reluctantly being adopted by the first unnamed band's leader [[Gambino]] at the behest of his lover, [[Shisu]], and his subsequent joining with, and departure from, the [[Band of the Hawk]]. The dynamic relationship between Guts and [[Griffith]], the leader of the Band of the Hawk, forms the primary focus of the manga for the first thirteen volumes.	+	===Band of The Hawks===
		+	[[Image:Gattsu young.jpg\| thumb \| 200px \| right \| Young Guts]]The Golden Age story arc of the series revolves around Guts' turbulent childhood and adolescence in mercenary bands. Including his reluctantly being adopted by the first unnamed band's leader [[Gambino]] at the behest of his lover, [[Shisu]], and his subsequent joining with, and departure from, the [[Band of the Hawk]]. The dynamic relationship between Guts and [[Griffith]], the leader of the Band of the Hawk, forms the primary focus of the manga for the first thirteen volumes.

	Griffith won Guts' service upon defeating him twice, instating him as the Raid Leader of the Band of the Hawk. For three years, Guts befriended [[Judeau]], [[Pippin]], [[Rickert]], and various other members of the band. Together, they won countless battles, the final and most important being the Battle of [[Doldrey]], which extraordinarily (because of his status as a commoner) propelled Griffith to the position of Lord Protector of [[Midland]].		Griffith won Guts' service upon defeating him twice, instating him as the Raid Leader of the Band of the Hawk. For three years, Guts befriended [[Judeau]], [[Pippin]], [[Rickert]], and various other members of the band. Together, they won countless battles, the final and most important being the Battle of [[Doldrey]], which extraordinarily (because of his status as a commoner) propelled Griffith to the position of Lord Protector of [[Midland]].
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-	Guts recovered to find that Casca had lost her memory, and was in an ill mental state, due to the traumatic experience. Their unborn baby contaminated with Femto's seed was born prematurely as a deformed demon [[Child]]. He then declared war upon Griffith, the God Hand, and the Apostles. Preparing to leave, Guts wore the black armor, saying that he will "Fight in the dark a lot". He also took the Dragonslayer, and a mechanical arm to replace the one he lost during the [[Eclipse]]. He left Casca in Rickert's hands to watch over her.	+	[[Image:Gattsu volume1.jpg\| thumb\| 200px \| The [[Black Swordsman]]]]Guts recovered to find that Casca had lost her memory, and was in an ill mental state, due to the traumatic experience. Their unborn baby contaminated with Femto's seed was born prematurely as a deformed demon [[Child]]. He then declared war upon Griffith, the God Hand, and the Apostles. Preparing to leave, Guts wore the black armor, saying that he will "Fight in the dark a lot". He also took the Dragonslayer, and a mechanical arm to replace the one he lost during the [[Eclipse]]. He left Casca in Rickert's hands to watch over her.

	Traveling for two years, he killed a number of enemies and Apostles, including the [[Snake Baron]], the Count, and [[Rosine]], leaving behind a trail of destruction and gained bad reputation as the [[Black Swordsman]]. He was believed to be the [[Hawk of Darkness]] in the prophecy by the [[Holy See]] and its [[Holy Iron Chain Knights]], led by [[Farnese]] and [[Azan]].		Traveling for two years, he killed a number of enemies and Apostles, including the [[Snake Baron]], the Count, and [[Rosine]], leaving behind a trail of destruction and gained bad reputation as the [[Black Swordsman]]. He was believed to be the [[Hawk of Darkness]] in the prophecy by the [[Holy See]] and its [[Holy Iron Chain Knights]], led by [[Farnese]] and [[Azan]].

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-	Mozgus is one of the chief Inquisitors of the [[Holy See]], traveling the world with his group of torturers, sent to root out a violent cult of heretics in the city of [[St. Albion]]. He's the main antagonist in the ''Tower of Conviction'', hindering with his excessive religious zeal [[Guts]]' efforts in saving [[Casca]]. His symbol are four torture wheels, embodying his willingness to use torture as a way to cleanse people from evil.	+	Mozgus is one of the chief Inquisitors of the [[Holy See]], traveling the world with his group of torturers, sent to root out a violent cult of heretics in the city of [[St. Albion]]. He's the main antagonist in the Tower of Conviction, hindering with his excessive religious zeal [[Guts]]' efforts in saving [[Casca]]. His symbol are four torture wheels, embodying his willingness to use torture as a way to cleanse people from evil.

	== Life ==		== Life ==
	Mozgus, prior to the events told in the ''Resurrection Arc'' was a zealous Inquisitor, acting on behalf of the Holy See. There he recruited a small group of marginalized, disfigured individuals, comforting them by reading parts of the Holy See Doctrine, meant to reassure them that even their disfigurements were meant to be worn with pride as a gift from God, and training them in his particular brand of torture, vicious and rarely leading its survivors to walk away without serious wounds.		Mozgus, prior to the events told in the ''Resurrection Arc'' was a zealous Inquisitor, acting on behalf of the Holy See. There he recruited a small group of marginalized, disfigured individuals, comforting them by reading parts of the Holy See Doctrine, meant to reassure them that even their disfigurements were meant to be worn with pride as a gift from God, and training them in his particular brand of torture, vicious and rarely leading its survivors to walk away without serious wounds.

-	He is then sent to [[St. Albion]] to root out heretics on the behalf of the Holy See, requesting the [[Holy Iron Chain Knights]] as his personal guard. Albeit a true heretical group is brewing in the mountains surrounding St. Albion, based on orgiastic rituals, Mozgus himself apparently does little to stop them, managing to capture many of them only by [[Farnese]]'s intervention. Instead, he sets every bit of his attention towards smothering in blood and torture the rebellions of the poor and starving population of St. Albion against the tyrannical rule of the Holy See. Mozgus sees such acts of defiance against himself as defiance against God, whose rule he's meant to embody.	+	He is then sent to St. Albion to root out heretics on the behalf of the Holy See, requesting the [[Holy Iron Chain Knights]] as his personal guard. Albeit a true heretical group is brewing in the mountains surrounding St. Albion, based on orgiastic rituals, Mozgus himself apparently does little to stop them, managing to capture many of them only by [[Farnese]]'s intervention. Instead, he sets every bit of his attention towards smothering in blood and torture the rebellions of the poor and starving population of St. Albion against the tyrannical rule of the Holy See. Mozgus sees such acts of defiance against himself as defiance against God, whose rule he's meant to embody.

-	Physically tall and strong, harsh and demanding with everyone, even himself, he impresses [[Farnese]] by smothering several rebellions with threat of death and torture, sparing only a young mother asking more food for her starving child. Though Mozgus does give the child food and medical attention, he sentences the woman to torture with a tearful prayer that she survive the "test" that God has prepared for her, and attempting to use the encounter as a lesson to Farnese about the harshness of God's doctrine.	+	Physically tall and strong, harsh and demanding with everyone, even himself, he impresses Farnese by smothering several rebellions with threat of death and torture, sparing only a young mother asking more food for her starving child. Though Mozgus does give the child food and medical attention, he sentences the woman to torture with a tearful prayer that she survive the "test" that God has prepared for her, and attempting to use the encounter as a lesson to Farnese about the harshness of God's doctrine.

	Upon capturing [[Casca]], mistaken as a witch by the local heretics and priests alike, he realizes how the recent accounts of the [[Guts\|Black Swordsman]] may be related to the mute, amnesiac [[brand]]ed girl, so, as usual, tries to torture her as a way to get some more information. Instead, he merely triggers the appearance of a huge band of demons, attracted by the Tower itself, chosen place for the [[Incarnation Ceremony]], and the presence of the [[Brand]]. Mozgus doesn't flinch at all, instead closing himself in the chapel of the [[Tower of Rebirth]], where the [[Apostle-Behelit]] uses his venom to turn Mozgus and his servants into [[Apostle-spawns]] with angelic features, as a way to hasten the Incarnation Ceremony.		Upon capturing [[Casca]], mistaken as a witch by the local heretics and priests alike, he realizes how the recent accounts of the [[Guts\|Black Swordsman]] may be related to the mute, amnesiac [[brand]]ed girl, so, as usual, tries to torture her as a way to get some more information. Instead, he merely triggers the appearance of a huge band of demons, attracted by the Tower itself, chosen place for the [[Incarnation Ceremony]], and the presence of the [[Brand]]. Mozgus doesn't flinch at all, instead closing himself in the chapel of the [[Tower of Rebirth]], where the [[Apostle-Behelit]] uses his venom to turn Mozgus and his servants into [[Apostle-spawns]] with angelic features, as a way to hasten the Incarnation Ceremony.
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	Without ever knowing what befell him, Mozgus believes that his angelic wings, his increased stamina and the growing of a scaly hide able to withstand blows from the [[Dragonslayer]] and Guts' arm cannon were gifts from God, and decides, as a way to stop the Ceremony and quell the population's fears, to burn Casca at the stake, forcing Guts to come out.		Without ever knowing what befell him, Mozgus believes that his angelic wings, his increased stamina and the growing of a scaly hide able to withstand blows from the [[Dragonslayer]] and Guts' arm cannon were gifts from God, and decides, as a way to stop the Ceremony and quell the population's fears, to burn Casca at the stake, forcing Guts to come out.

-	After an heated battle against his mutated servants, Guts himself is almost defeated by Mozgus, until he manages to drive his sword into the only weak spot in Mozgus' hide: a small, weaker plate with the Holy See insignia, a representation of the Holy Book he always brings with him. Shortly after his death, the Incarnation Ceremony is completed, with [[Griffith]]'s rebirth and the total destruction of [[St. Albion]].	+	After an heated battle against his mutated servants, Guts himself is almost defeated by Mozgus, until he manages to drive his sword into the only weak spot in Mozgus' hide: a small, weaker plate with the Holy See insignia, a representation of the Holy Book he always brings with him. Shortly after his death, the Incarnation Ceremony is completed, with [[Griffith]]'s rebirth and the total destruction of St. Albion.

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-	The Golden Age story arc of the series revolves around Guts' turbulent childhood and adolescence in mercenary bands. Including his reluctantly being adopted by the first unnamed band's leader [[Gambino]] at the behest of his lover, [[Shisu]], and his subsequent joining with, and departure from, the [[Band of the Hawk]]. The dynamic relationship between Guts and [[Griffith]], the leader of the Band of the Hawk, forms the primary focus of the manga for the first thirteen volumes.	+	[[Image:Gattsu young.jpg\| thumb \| 200px \| left \| Young Guts]]The Golden Age story arc of the series revolves around Guts' turbulent childhood and adolescence in mercenary bands. Including his reluctantly being adopted by the first unnamed band's leader [[Gambino]] at the behest of his lover, [[Shisu]], and his subsequent joining with, and departure from, the [[Band of the Hawk]]. The dynamic relationship between Guts and [[Griffith]], the leader of the Band of the Hawk, forms the primary focus of the manga for the first thirteen volumes.

	Griffith won Guts' service upon defeating him twice, instating him as the Raid Leader of the Band of the Hawk. For three years, Guts befriended [[Judeau]], [[Pippin]], [[Rickert]], and various other members of the band. Together, they won countless battles, the final and most important being the Battle of [[Doldrey]], which extraordinarily (because of his status as a commoner) propelled Griffith to the position of Lord Protector of [[Midland]].		Griffith won Guts' service upon defeating him twice, instating him as the Raid Leader of the Band of the Hawk. For three years, Guts befriended [[Judeau]], [[Pippin]], [[Rickert]], and various other members of the band. Together, they won countless battles, the final and most important being the Battle of [[Doldrey]], which extraordinarily (because of his status as a commoner) propelled Griffith to the position of Lord Protector of [[Midland]].
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-	During this time, Guts encountered [[Zodd]], an [[Apostle]], who predicted that Griffith would sacrifice him "when his dream comes crashing down". Guts also overheard a talk between Griffith and Princess [[Charlotte]] about friendship, saying that a true friend would have his own dream and become his equal. This upsets Guts and made him determined to find his own dream and become Griffith's equal. Guts decided to leave the Band of the Hawk after the battle at Doldrey, despite [[Casca]]'s (whom he grew to be very close with) and others' effort to dissuade him.	+	[[Image:Gattsu teen.jpg\| thumb \| right \| 200px \|Guts thinking about leaving the [[Band of the Hawk]]]]During this time, Guts encountered [[Zodd]], an [[Apostle]], who predicted that Griffith would sacrifice him "when his dream comes crashing down". Guts also overheard a talk between Griffith and Princess [[Charlotte]] about friendship, saying that a true friend would have his own dream and become his equal. This upsets Guts and made him determined to find his own dream and become Griffith's equal. Guts decided to leave the Band of the Hawk after the battle at Doldrey, despite [[Casca]]'s (whom he grew to be very close with) and others' effort to dissuade him.

	Noticing his departure, Casca then ran to bring Griffith, desperately hoping that he could stop Guts from leaving. Meanwhile, after speaking with [[Judeau]], Guts realized for the first time how he felt about Casca, but he knew she praised Griffith, which is his reason that he refused to take her.		Noticing his departure, Casca then ran to bring Griffith, desperately hoping that he could stop Guts from leaving. Meanwhile, after speaking with [[Judeau]], Guts realized for the first time how he felt about Casca, but he knew she praised Griffith, which is his reason that he refused to take her.
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-	[[Image:Gattsu young.jpg\| thumb \| 200px \| left \| Young Guts]]After Griffith's capture, Guts was visited by the [[Skull Knight]] who called him "struggler" and predicted the destruction of the Band of the Hawk. This omen was still unclear to Guts, leaving him with questions.	+	After Griffith's capture, Guts was visited by the [[Skull Knight]] who called him "struggler" and predicted the destruction of the Band of the Hawk. This omen was still unclear to Guts, leaving him with questions.

	Guts spent a year in training in the mountain with [[Godo]], to search for his dream, and then left only to hear about the remaining forces of the [[Band of the Hawk]] at the border. He rescued them from a local militia attack and soon consummated his love with Casca, which after Guts asked her to come with him on his travels. He then decided to help the Hawks on a mission to rescue Griffith.		Guts spent a year in training in the mountain with [[Godo]], to search for his dream, and then left only to hear about the remaining forces of the [[Band of the Hawk]] at the border. He rescued them from a local militia attack and soon consummated his love with Casca, which after Guts asked her to come with him on his travels. He then decided to help the Hawks on a mission to rescue Griffith.
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-	[[Image:Gattsu teen.jpg\| thumb \| right \| 200px \| Guts thinking about leaving the [[Band of the Hawk]]]]Guts recovered to find that Casca had lost her memory, and was in an ill mental state, due to the traumatic experience. Their unborn baby contaminated with Femto's seed was born prematurely as a deformed demon [[Child]]. He then declared war upon Griffith, the God Hand, and the Apostles. Preparing to leave, Guts wore the black armor, saying that he will "Fight in the dark a lot". He also took the Dragonslayer, and a mechanical arm to replace the one he lost during the [[Eclipse]]. He left Casca in Rickert's hands to watch over her.	+	Guts recovered to find that Casca had lost her memory, and was in an ill mental state, due to the traumatic experience. Their unborn baby contaminated with Femto's seed was born prematurely as a deformed demon [[Child]]. He then declared war upon Griffith, the God Hand, and the Apostles. Preparing to leave, Guts wore the black armor, saying that he will "Fight in the dark a lot". He also took the Dragonslayer, and a mechanical arm to replace the one he lost during the [[Eclipse]]. He left Casca in Rickert's hands to watch over her.

	Traveling for two years, he killed a number of enemies and Apostles, including the [[Snake Baron]], the Count, and [[Rosine]], leaving behind a trail of destruction and gained bad reputation as the [[Black Swordsman]]. He was believed to be the [[Hawk of Darkness]] in the prophecy by the [[Holy See]] and its [[Holy Iron Chain Knights]], led by [[Farnese]] and [[Azan]].		Traveling for two years, he killed a number of enemies and Apostles, including the [[Snake Baron]], the Count, and [[Rosine]], leaving behind a trail of destruction and gained bad reputation as the [[Black Swordsman]]. He was believed to be the [[Hawk of Darkness]] in the prophecy by the [[Holy See]] and its [[Holy Iron Chain Knights]], led by [[Farnese]] and [[Azan]].

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-	He was rescued by Guts along with the primary members of the Hawks, but was already physically crippled with the tendons in his wrists and ankles cut, his tongue cut out, and mentally broken. See Guts and [[Caska]] loving each other finally drove him insane (in his final moments before the [[Eclipse]], he dreamed of a normal life, with children and Caska as his wife). Despairing the loss of his dream at Guts' influence, his state of madness that coincided with both the reappearance of his lost [[Behelit]], and a solar eclipse. [[Image:Femto2.jpg \| thumb \| right \| 200px \| [[Femto]]]]The [[God Hand]] appeared, and he sacrificed the Band of the Hawk to them to become the fifth and final God Hand: [[Femto \| Femto]]. Only Caska, Guts and Rickert, who was outside the area influenced by the Eclipse, survived, all having been rescued by the Skull Knight.	+
		+	He was rescued by Guts along with the primary members of the Hawks, but was already physically crippled with the tendons in his wrists and ankles cut, his tongue cut out, and mentally broken. See Guts and [[Caska]] loving each other finally drove him insane (in his final moments before the [[Eclipse]], he dreamed of a normal life, with children and Caska as his wife). Despairing the loss of his dream at Guts' influence, his state of madness that coincided with both the reappearance of his lost [[Behelit]]
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		+	, and a solar eclipse.[[Image:Femto2.jpg \| thumb \| right \| 200px \| [[Femto]]]]The [[God Hand]] appeared, and he sacrificed the Band of the Hawk to them to become the fifth and final God Hand: [[Femto \| Femto]]. Only Caska, Guts and Rickert, who was outside the area influenced by the Eclipse, survived, all having been rescued by the Skull Knight.


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User talk:Kaijucole

Wikia — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 15:01:03 GMT

welcoming new contributor

New page

==Welcome==
Hi, welcome to Berserk Wiki! Thanks for your edit to the [[:Child]] page.

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User:Kaijucole

Wikia — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 15:01:03 GMT

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Child

Kaijucole — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 15:00:22 GMT

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-	[[Image:Demonic fetus.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The prematurely born fetus conceived by Guts and Casca, but tainted by Femto's rape]]	+	[[Image:Demonic fetus.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The prematurely born fetus conceived by Guts and Casca, but tainted by Femto's rape]]

	[[Image:Child2.jpg \| thumb \| 250px \| the Child exhausted after protecting Casca at St. Albion]]		[[Image:Child2.jpg \| thumb \| 250px \| the Child exhausted after protecting Casca at St. Albion]]

-	The demonic Child is the offspring of [[Guts]] and [[Casca]], aborted and brought in the physical world as a misshapen little demonic being by being tainted by [[Femto]]'s rape of the pregnant Casca.	+	The demonic Child is the offspring of [[Guts]] and [[Casca]], aborted and brought in the physical world as a small misshapen demonic being by being tainted by [[Femto]]'s rape of the pregnant Casca.

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	==Characteristics==		==Characteristics==

-	The Child is a misshapen fetus, who appears only at night or in shadow, as other demons do, drawn inexplicably to Guts and Casca, his birth parents.It's hinted that after being "merged" in Griffith new body, the Child somehow was able to grant himself new flesh. Now he seems a very little boy, melding Casca's and Guts' appearance, and searching both parents' tenderness and acceptance.	+	The Child is a misshapen fetus, who appears only at night or in shadow, as other demons do, drawn inexplicably to Guts and Casca, his birth parents.It's hinted that after being "merged" in Griffith's new body, the Child somehow was able to grant himself new flesh. Now he seems to be a young boy, melding Casca's and Guts' appearance, and searching both parents' tenderness and acceptance.

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Elementals

Paper11 — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 09:54:52 GMT

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	There are four elements in Berserk, each composed and governed by small, distinct entities. For Wind: Sylph, for Water: Undine, for Fire: Salamander. The creature for Earth is not yet known. High-level elemental spirits can manipulate these entities at will, while weapons with magic properties such as Serpico's Sylph sword and [[Isidro]]'s [[Salamander dagger]] can only harness their powers by appealing to their respective elementals.		There are four elements in Berserk, each composed and governed by small, distinct entities. For Wind: Sylph, for Water: Undine, for Fire: Salamander. The creature for Earth is not yet known. High-level elemental spirits can manipulate these entities at will, while weapons with magic properties such as Serpico's Sylph sword and [[Isidro]]'s [[Salamander dagger]] can only harness their powers by appealing to their respective elementals.
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		+	For each elemental there is (according to the Dark Horse translation) a King. The Earth King in the North, the Fire King in the South, the Water King in the West, and the Wind King in the East. Schierke claims that they were recycled into the Holy See's religion as the Four Angels.

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User talk:68.183.64.75

Wikia — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 23:27:06 GMT

welcoming new contributor

New page

==Welcome==
Hi, welcome to Berserk Wiki. Thanks for your edit to the [[:Schierke]] page.

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Schierke

68.183.64.75 — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 23:26:53 GMT

capitalized Guts

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-	[[Image:Schierke.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Schierke]] Schierke (シールケ, Shīruke?) is a young witch-in-training, a disciple of the witch [[Flora]]. She is accompanied by an elf, [[Evarella]]. She aided [[Guts]]' group with a troll infestation in the nearby [[Enoch village]], where she showed how powerful magic can be in [[Berserk]]. Schierke was forced to leave her home and Flora behind forever when they faced an attack by [[Griffith]]'s demonic followers. Schierke, having lived a sheltered life, doesn't like the Human world or the [[Holy See]]'s religion, but she finds life outside bearable due to her companions. Her magic skills and knowledge of the world are impressive for a child her age. One of her most used and handiest spells is the ability to hypnotize or temporarily desensitize others. But due to her youth, she tends to exhibit dangerous overzealousness. Her ability to sense "Od" (life force or spirit energy) means she can sense the power, intent, and alignment of all creatures and artifacts.	+	[[Image:Schierke.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Schierke]]Schierke (シールケ, Shīruke?) is a young witch-in-training, a disciple of the witch [[Flora]]. She is accompanied by an elf, [[Evarella]]. She aided [[Guts]]' group with a troll infestation in the nearby [[Enoch village]], where she showed how powerful magic can be in [[Berserk]]. Schierke was forced to leave her home and Flora behind forever when they faced an attack by [[Griffith]]'s demonic followers. Schierke, having lived a sheltered life, doesn't like the Human world or the [[Holy See]]'s religion, but she finds life outside bearable due to her companions. Her magic skills and knowledge of the world are impressive for a child her age. One of her most used and handiest spells is the ability to hypnotize or temporarily desensitize others. But due to her youth, she tends to exhibit dangerous overzealousness. Her ability to sense "Od" (life force or spirit energy) means she can sense the power, intent, and alignment of all creatures and artifacts.


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-	Schierke seems to develop some feelings towards guts over the period of the Millennium Falcon Arc.	+	Schierke seems to develop some feelings towards Guts over the period of the Millennium Falcon Arc.
	Whether she loves Guts or is just fond of him is unclear, but since most characters traveling with Guts seem to be moved by his essence it's not unlikely that she is just inspired by his strength rather than loving him.		Whether she loves Guts or is just fond of him is unclear, but since most characters traveling with Guts seem to be moved by his essence it's not unlikely that she is just inspired by his strength rather than loving him.

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	Before Volume 27, her name was often translated as Silke.		Before Volume 27, her name was often translated as Silke.
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