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| Corkus | |
| Kanji |
コルカス |
| Rōmaji |
Korukasu |
| Manga |
Episode 0L |
| Anime |
(1997 Anime) |
| Japanese voice |
Tomohiro Nishimura (1997 Anime) |
| English voice |
Marc Sebastian (1997 Anime) |
| Gender |
Male |
| Age |
20 (Golden Age) [1] |
| Height |
173 cm (5'8") [1] |
| Weight |
66 kg (146 lbs) [1] |
| Hair color |
Black |
| Eye color |
Black |
| Species |
Human |
| Status |
Deceased |
| Affiliation | |
| Occupation |
Mercenary |
| Previous occupation |
Bandit |
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Corkus (コルカス Korukasu?) is a member of the original Band of the Falcon who previously led a small band of thieves. He was killed during the Eclipse as a sacrifice.
Appearance 
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Corkus is depicted as a brown eyed man, quite tall and thin. He has smooth black hair that comes down to the base of his neck. Corkus wears a plain purple shirt under his grey armor along with a pair of brown trousers. He often fights with a short sword but is also seen with a crossbow.
Personality Edit
Corkus is depicted as antagonistic towards Guts (oftentimes without provocation) and fiercely loyal to Griffith, though even he admits that Guts is very valuable to the Falcons, as even he started to fear when Guts broke his sword in the battle with Boscogn. His hatred towards Guts is largely one-sided, as Guts doesn't have a major problem with any insults or attempts at assault that may come from Corkus and even seems to value Corkus as a member of the Falcons. Corkus has expressed his hatred of Guts at its fullest when the latter decided to leave the Falcons, revealing that he despises Guts due to his supposed self-centered nature, acting as if he is the only one to bear any burden or pain in life.
The one instance in which he is not directly antagonistic towards Guts was when Guts felt guilty about leaving Griffith, leading to Corkus to reassure Guts that Griffith's imprisonment was not his fault.
Corkus usually appears very cynical and world-weary, but is hinted at being a very idealistic man underneath. Judeau has stated that Corkus once tried to win something for himself, but failed and since then has been reveling in and arguing in favor of any new found glory and privileges that he obtained under Griffith in order to stave off those feelings of loss. Confronted with Guts' decision to leave the Falcons, Corkus claims that he aimed his arrows at Guts' back in several battles, much to the bemusement of the rest of the group.
Story Edit
Golden Age Arc Edit
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AbilitiesEdit
Despite his arrogant and boastful nature and unlike his more talented peers, Corkus had very little outstanding skills to speak of that made him stand out, though he was not completely hopeless in combat.
Notes Edit
- The Apostle that kills Corkus is the same one Guts kills in the first episode of the manga.[2]
References Edit
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Shikaisha., Nakajima, R., Shimizu, Y., Mochizuki, M., Okada, M., Suzuki, M. (2016). "Berserk Official Guide Book". Tokyo: Young Animal Comics.
- ↑ Kentarou Miura (author). "The Black Swordsman". Berserk. Volume 1. Episode 0A. Hakusensha.
