Because they were able to help feel that void of affection and acknowledgment that he always wanted from Gambino.
He even comments that Hawks gave him his first taste of camaraderie and that the past three years he spent with them has meant a lot to him. However, after he joins the Hawks, we slowly see Guts learn the value of calling someone a comrade and trusting others on and off of the battlefield. He preferred wandering from battlefield to battlefield without forming any connection with the soldiers he fought beside. As a result of his harsh upbringing and traumatic past Guts had decided not to let other people get close to him. That left him to be raised by his abusive adopted father, Gambino, who Guts had admired and always wanted to gain some sense of validation and acknowledgment from him. Previous to joining the Band of the Hawk, Guts had suffered from a significant lack of affection in his life, especially following the death of his adopted mother, Shisu. He does this to convey the intensity and power that his characters have as they face in their battles.Īnother thing I liked about this volume is that it highlights the theme of camaraderie, especially when it comes to Guts’ relationship toward the other members of the Band of the Hawk. With every skull-crushing swing of his signature over-sized sword, Miura doesn’t hold back on showing how bloody and gruesome the battle can be. For example, in this volume, when Guts single-handedly takes on 100 soldiers for Casca to escape to safety and get help. Miura has a great talent for capturing the gore and intensity of the combat that his characters are facing on the battlefield. Something I’ve always liked about Muira’s work with Berserk is his attention to detail when he illustrates gritty and graphic combat scenes. However, this victory ignites a secret war within Midland, as some members of the royal court see the ambitious Griffith as an obstacle to their power. Which also helps Griffith to take another step towards achieving his ambitious goals. This results in earning them and their leader more popularity and power throughout the kingdom. Also, as the war between Midland and Tudor grows closer to an end, the Band of the Hawk, led by Griffith, turns the tide in Midland’s favor. This volume picks up where we left off at the end of Berserk Deluxe Edition Volume 2, with Casca and Guts beginning to bond with one another more while they hideout from their enemies.
Volume 3 collects Berserk volumes 7, 8, and 9. TRIGGER WARNING: Berserk Deluxe Volume 3 HC Review includes discussion of child abuse and graphic imagery.īerserk Deluxe Volume 3 HC, written and illustrated by Kentaro Miura, is another addition to his ultimate adult fantasy manga re-released in a beautifully embossed 7″ x 10″ hardcover deluxe edition published by Dark Horse Comics.
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