Guts

Known as the "Black Swordsman," the former mercenary is a branded wanderer who travels the world in a constant internal struggle between pursuing his own goals and maintaining his attachments to those he holds dear.

Height: 204 cm
Weight: 115 kg
A very tall, broad-shouldered man with well-developed muscles. Although he looks thirty years old, he is only in his twenties. He was hardened and aged by life during the war. During the events
In Eclipse, Guts lost his left arm up to the elbow and his right eye. His right eyelid is permanently closed, hiding the gouged out eye; only in the manga.
The "prototype" Guts is shown wearing an eyepatch. He is covered head to toe in scars and burns—the most noticeable of which is on the bridge of his nose, from a blow he suffered from Gambino as a child. The largest scar, a horizontal one across his chest, was left by his encounter with Slan in Qliphoth.
The mark of the victim on the back right side of his neck is more than just a scar - it is a witchcraft mark (the mark of the victim) that attracts demons to the hero and makes Guts aware of their approach: it begins to hurt and bleed when evil is nearby.
Guts has brown eyes and coarse black hair; after acquiring the Berserker Armor, Guts gained a streak of gray above his forehead, likely from the strain of wearing the ominous armor. Guts's penchant for wearing black clothing and armor during his apostle hunts earned him the nickname "The Black Swordsman," a tradition continued with his acquisition of the Berserker Armor. During his Golden Age, Guts wore a distinctive helmet with a massive visor protecting his upper face. Guts discarded this helmet when he left the Falcons and never wore any other helmets until acquiring the Berserker Armor.

Known for his sternness, Guts is a gruff, cynical man with a generally bleak outlook on life. This is the result of relentless waves of suffering and numerous betrayals since his youth, when nearly every major moment of his life
over time, they became minimal. Despite his cautious, thoughtful appearance, he displays a calmer, more compassionate side towards
He appears noticeably less aloof and distant to the people he trusts, yet still maintains his dry frankness. Even as his inner darkness festers deep within him, and its temptations become increasingly difficult to resist, he maintains empathy and compassion, refusing to completely abandon his humanity.
During his formative years, Guts lacks a true purpose in life, killing mercenaries as a child simply for survival. A blank slate, he often seeks approval from those he respects most, content with only "having one person look his way." His insecurities gradually blossom into individuality upon meeting Griffith—someone he ultimately strives to stand beside as an equal, rather than being looked down upon. The swordsman then embarks on a journey of self-discovery, realizing his eternal connection to and passion for the sword. With this realization, he begins to hone his craft and fight ever stronger opponents, finding a new purpose in life.

After surviving the Eclipse, Guts becomes vengeful, wanting nothing more than to hunt down and kill any apostle he encounters and, more importantly, to exact revenge on Griffith and the God Hand. He leaves the regressed Casca behind for two years to embark on the warpath against demons. During his two-year hunt, Guts becomes largely selfish and antisocial, indifferent to the suffering of others and disgusted by those he considers weak. His withdrawn nature and hostility toward those who attempt to connect with him stem from a fear of forming new emotional attachments; a fear of making new precious companions like those he lost in the Eclipse.
In those days he could even be called a villain, because he did evil to people like Vargas, who helped him in the fight against
Guts "thanked" him with mockery, insults, and blows, and later failed to save him from the executioners. Guts also deliberately exposed the city to the Snake Baron's attack, resulting in the slaughter of all its inhabitants, including women and children. Later, after defeating Rosina, Guts was haunted by spirits telling him he was turning into a monster.
However, it is worth noting that even then Guts had flashes of humanity, for example, he protected the people from the carriage he was riding in from zombies, telling them to stay inside, and later saved
Jill from the spirits. After all this, beginning with the Conviction arc, largely thanks to Puck's efforts, and after realizing he abandoned Casca for revenge and that he was consumed by his own anger, Guts begins to change for the better, saving Casca and ending his solitary struggle, asking for help from his fellow travelers, gradually forging new friendships with them. Thus, at Flora's request, Guts, though not in vain, saves the village from trolls with his new friends, showing concern for the villagers.

Despite his initial apprehension about showing affection to his new companions, he comes to appreciate the bonds he forms with them and finds himself grateful that they have individual strengths to rely on. Guts also saves people at the ball from familiars, including Farnese's parents, despite having to be asked again. Guts also loses his disdain for cowards like Magnifico, traveling with him and protecting him.
Above all, Guts embodies perseverance and resilience. Despite his many trials and tribulations, he never gave in to fate and persisted despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Indeed, Guts is a staunch opponent of ideas such as causality and fate, believing his decisions are ultimately made by his own free will and disregarding such beliefs. But after Guts's strength and abilities proved insufficient to fight Griffith, resulting in his failure to save Casca from him a second time, Guts was broken for the first time in his life, leaving him unhinged and incapacitated.

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Interesting facts: He reads poorly and may not be able to read at all at this point. His mother passed away, including his adoptive mother, when he was three. His adoptive father died a little later, at Guts's own hands. He was abused as a child. He suffers from PTSD and anger management issues, but he won't bully the weak. He sleeps with his sword in his arms. He hates being touched, especially unexpectedly. He sleeps mostly on his back. He's unpretentious and doesn't seek luxury; he can sleep on the floor and eat whatever he can find. He often sharpens and cleans his sword, which is like meditation. He prefers to sleep outdoors, near a fire. He doesn't like to accept help.

The Sacrifice's Mark 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).

Kaska (black eye) - former officer of the detachment
Falcon. Presumably the same age as Guts.
Being the only woman in the squad
As a falcon, Casca idolized Griffith; her initial dislike for Guts later turned to love. Over the course of the arc
During the Eclipse, Casca received the Brand of Sacrifice and was raped by Griffith-Femto. Although the Skull Knight saved both Guts and Casca, the heroine lost her mind. After the Eclipse, Casca possesses the intelligence of a small child and is incapable of articulate speech; she recognizes Guts as her protector but fears him. Beginning with the Falcon of the Millennium Empire arc, the manga's overarching plot follows the long journey of Guts, Casca, and their companions in search of a means to restore Casca's sanity. She is currently not with Guts.

Once Guts' best friend, later his sworn enemy, Griffith, obsessed with the dream of his own kingdom, created the Band of the Falcon, which included Guts, Casca, and their friends. Thanks to Griffith's military talents and the valor of his friends, the Falcons won many victories.
At the end of the Golden Age, Griffith sold his friends as sacrifices to the demonic God Hand in exchange for the right to take a place in its ranks, and was indeed reincarnated as a demonic being named Femto. Guts, Casca, and Rickert were the only ones
managed to survive, and Guts subsequently spent years trying to find Griffith-Femto and exact revenge on him. Griffith later returned to Earth to found a new Band of the Falcon and the kingdom of Falconia.
His appearance: Griffith is a young man with an athletic build, slimmer and more flexible than most of his squad. He has long, curly blond hair and blue eyes.
Many characters noted his incredible
beauty, claiming that he surpasses even many young women. In battle, he wears plate armor and a helmet shaped like a falcon's head with a sharp beak.
Returning to earth, Griffith regained his human form; the only sign of his demonic nature remained his slitted cat-like pupils.

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.

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.

An apostle is 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, 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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