Anyone Catch This Manga To Anime Inaccuracy?
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 3:09 pm
In the very beginning of the anime in the tavern spoken dialogue is added that is non-existent in the Manga. I didn't notice it until repeated viewings but the reason it is so important because the line is not only completely inaccurate with the Berserk timeline but it contradicts the story established in the Manga so far.
The lines are:
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Customer: Bartender, do you have any good news?
Bartender: No good news at all.
Customer: Still nothing? Things aren't looking well, even in Midland's castle town. The times have been dark ever since Griffith became king.
Bartender: B-Be careful what you say! Someone might be listening.
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Problem 1: This tavern meeting takes place pretty much right after Gutts and Casca are rescued from the Eclipse. Gutts has just acquired the DragonSlayer and undergone his one man quest for revenge while Rickert looks after Casca while he is away. At this point in the timeline Griffith HAS NOT even been resurrected. If my memory serves me right no one doesn't even know that he was captured and tortured.
Problem 2: Also when Griffith is finally brought back he is worshipped as a savior not a tyrant. Due to his godly charisma people even overlook the fact that he has demons and monsters in his employ.
Any thoughts on how this unnecessary and forgettable conversation made it to the final cut? Was it Kentaro Miura's idea or someone else? Did Miura have a memory gap or just wasn't around to edit out someones contradicting ad-lib?
Discuss
The lines are:
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Customer: Bartender, do you have any good news?
Bartender: No good news at all.
Customer: Still nothing? Things aren't looking well, even in Midland's castle town. The times have been dark ever since Griffith became king.
Bartender: B-Be careful what you say! Someone might be listening.
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Problem 1: This tavern meeting takes place pretty much right after Gutts and Casca are rescued from the Eclipse. Gutts has just acquired the DragonSlayer and undergone his one man quest for revenge while Rickert looks after Casca while he is away. At this point in the timeline Griffith HAS NOT even been resurrected. If my memory serves me right no one doesn't even know that he was captured and tortured.
Problem 2: Also when Griffith is finally brought back he is worshipped as a savior not a tyrant. Due to his godly charisma people even overlook the fact that he has demons and monsters in his employ.
Any thoughts on how this unnecessary and forgettable conversation made it to the final cut? Was it Kentaro Miura's idea or someone else? Did Miura have a memory gap or just wasn't around to edit out someones contradicting ad-lib?
Discuss