Berserk Volume 9: Guts, the Lone Swordsman
Guts' decision to leave the Falcon troop reveals hidden tensions and the need for freedom that drives him.
- Guts' independent choice
- Griffith, eclipsed light
- Duel recalling their origins
- Personal triumph for Guts
- Emotional decline of Griffith
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SKU | BERSEK_09 |
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EAN |
9782723450997
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Authors | Kentarō Miura |
Publisher | Glenat |
Weight | 195 g |
Volume | 9 |
Number of pages | 240 |
Format | 13.0 x 18.0 x 1.8 cm |
Shipped From | France |
Remark | FR Version |
Description - Berserk Volume 9: Guts, the Lone Swordsman
The ninth volume of Berserk marks a decisive turning point in the complex relationship between Guts and Griffith. For a long time, Guts has lived in the shimmering shadow of Griffith, loyally serving the Falcon troop. However, a thirst for independence begins to burn within him. Seeking to define himself outside of the troop, he desires to achieve triumphs in his own name, away from Griffith's shine. This act of independence forces the two warriors to confront their past ties in a memorable duel, reminiscent of their early days together. Guts' resounding victory symbolizes his liberation from Griffith's shadow. For Griffith, it's a rude awakening, ushering in a period of emotional turmoil and dismay. This volume explores the changing dynamics of their relationship, personal choices, and the resulting consequences.