Guts

Puck is an elf who has been Guts' constant companion since the Black Swordsman arc. He is a tiny winged creature with the mind of a child, whose personality and habits often serve as a source of comic relief. Puck once lived in Elfhelm, but left his homeland out of boredom shortly before the events of the Golden Age arc. Being a magical being, Puck is invisible to most people who don't believe in supernatural. While most manga characters are depicted in a realistic manner, Puck is often depicted in a schematic manner. A super-deformed drawing—a rounded figure with a bulbous head, expressing exaggerated emotions. As a comedic character, Puck sometimes "breaks the fourth wall" with real-world references. Puck is the most significant character from the manga who is absent from the 1997 anime adaptation. But at the moment, he's... off on business, so I don't know where to fit him in.

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The Sacrifice's Mark from the Berserk universe is a magical symbol of the God's Hand used to mark people destined to be sacrificed to demons. It binds a person's soul to the astral world and causes them to constantly attract evil spirits and monsters. Guts's mark is located on the back of his neck.

In the Berserk manga and anime universe, the Eclipse is an apocalyptic ritual and a major plot point. It occurs once every 216 years and serves as an initiation ceremony for a new member of the God Hand (higher demons).

The Hand of God is a quinquerat (five-member alliance) of sovereign demons who act as executors of the will of the Idea of ​​Evil (chapter 202) due to the fact that their desires are inextricably linked to this entity. (chapter 83) They rule over the apostles as lords and are responsible for facilitating the demonic reincarnation of beherit owners during sacrificial ceremonies. (chapter 76) They orchestrated many significant events that greatly influenced the course of development of humanity and the state of the universe. Each member of the God's Hand was once human and the previous wielder of the Crimson Beherit, which marked them as individuals destined to be reborn as the demon lords they now are. 216 years apart, each of them attained their true form during a festival known as the Eclipse.

AnocTon 〔使徒，"Shito"）- AeMoHnuecKoe A being that was once human. Apostles are among the most powerful inhabitants of the world of Berserk and are, for the most part, the bitterest enemies of Guts and his comrades. Apostles are embodiments of evil, rejected by humanity and having rejected humanity. The Apostles are closely connected with the Behelits: each The Apostle was once a man who possessed a behelit and in a moment of extreme despair he used it - consciously or not. Behelit allows one to summon the Hand of God and make a deal with it: supernatural powers and wish fulfillment in exchange for a sacrifice. This sacrifice may be dear and close to you. Apostle as a man - condemning her to death, The Apostle renounces his own humanity. Apostles can assume the form of enormous monsters, endowed with immense strength and unique abilities that vary from Apostle to Apostle. They can also revert to human form at will—many Apostles prefer to hide among humans, revealing their monstrous nature only when absolutely necessary, though many retain beastly features even in human form. Only a few Apostles, like Rosina and Beherit-Apostle, have never reverted to human form.

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