Berserk Chapter 276
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I don't see why Zodd will have any reason to protect Guts from Ganshika. Zodd has always jumped and leapt at the chance of very challenging fight he gets, regardless how strong or big his opponent is. He jumped on Griffith even when he knew he was a God hand, and lost his horn. He just loves a good challenge, that's all.

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I agree that Zodd probably wouldn't be (intentionally) trying to help Guts, but he did seem to intentionally dive toward Guts...
I wonder if there's any chance that Zodd's thinking of grabbing the Dragon Slayer for his own use? From the levels of knowledge and insight he's shown regarding the nature of the supernatural, it's not inconceivable that he knows about the demon/apostle-killing powers of the sword.
I wonder if there's any chance that Zodd's thinking of grabbing the Dragon Slayer for his own use? From the levels of knowledge and insight he's shown regarding the nature of the supernatural, it's not inconceivable that he knows about the demon/apostle-killing powers of the sword.
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No one can know what Griffiths plans are for the emperor, or why Zodd is fighting him now. But lets look at the details anyways.
There is a Battle going on and Guts and Company, a small group of humans are unexpectedly plowing through Demon Spawn and as a result, completely reshaping the field of battle. Kind of screws up the opposing generals (Griffiths) Plans.
The Result? The Emperor has Made an appearance himself. To a lowly Mortal no less. Well if the Emperor thinks Guts is worth acquiring, i wonder if anyone on Griffiths side would agree.
Finally, we see what is possibly Griffiths reaction. He sends all his flying Minions. Is this his original strategy or did something go wrong? Because i can really understand how one would use airplanes when a tank is useless on watter. there was no one else able to reach the emperor.
Did Guts success screw up Griffiths plans and force the emperor to show himself early? on water where he has a powerful advantage?
Things haven't gone to plan and that could explain the look in Zodds eyes.
There is a Battle going on and Guts and Company, a small group of humans are unexpectedly plowing through Demon Spawn and as a result, completely reshaping the field of battle. Kind of screws up the opposing generals (Griffiths) Plans.
The Result? The Emperor has Made an appearance himself. To a lowly Mortal no less. Well if the Emperor thinks Guts is worth acquiring, i wonder if anyone on Griffiths side would agree.
Finally, we see what is possibly Griffiths reaction. He sends all his flying Minions. Is this his original strategy or did something go wrong? Because i can really understand how one would use airplanes when a tank is useless on watter. there was no one else able to reach the emperor.
Did Guts success screw up Griffiths plans and force the emperor to show himself early? on water where he has a powerful advantage?
Things haven't gone to plan and that could explain the look in Zodds eyes.
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While I doubt that anyone on Griffith's side is thinking of acquiring Guts (they may think he's worth it, but they probably also know he'll never join them), you do have an interesting point about how much the battle has changed do to Guts (and his party's) interference. Although, if that's the case, I kind of wonder why Griffith didn't just abort the operation, or at least tell his troops to avoid the Emperor instead of actively attacking him. You'd think that would make more sense then to carry out a flawed attack.
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Stratigicly, running would be a smart idea, but wouldn't look good for public relations. Also, its not Zodds style either. I can't see him running from a fight.
My current working theory is Zodd was carrying out Griffiths orders and battle stratagy (Griffith is too busy gaining the favor of the Church) and he must win the battle at all cost. Not expecting Gutz and company, he had to improvise. Zodd is a fighter and he did the only thing he knows how to do. Face an enemy head on with an airborn assult.
Sry, maybe this could have been in the "stupid theory" topic. i got carried away again..
My current working theory is Zodd was carrying out Griffiths orders and battle stratagy (Griffith is too busy gaining the favor of the Church) and he must win the battle at all cost. Not expecting Gutz and company, he had to improvise. Zodd is a fighter and he did the only thing he knows how to do. Face an enemy head on with an airborn assult.
Sry, maybe this could have been in the "stupid theory" topic. i got carried away again..
what about that: Griffith doesnt want anyone else killing Gutts. (he may send his minions to kill gutts, but if he gets killed by them, then he wasnt worth to have been called friend (or something like that), but nobody outside the "circle" is allowed to off gutts. <-- Griffith point of view)
(its late, i wanted to say something again, just ignore me if you wish to do so)
(its late, i wanted to say something again, just ignore me if you wish to do so)
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Nah, if (and it's a big if) Griffith does consider Guts a friend, I doubt he'd be anymore willing for his own people to kill him then for anyone else to. Back when they were friends, Griffith was always very protective of Guts (when he thought that Guts needed it, he mostly trusted Guts to survive). I suppose that could be what's happening now, but it seems kind of unlikely.
Yeah, I really doubt it. Why must we go through the mass speculation though. For all we know, Zodd just came in to fight Ganishka, and then got blasted several times and crashed into Gatts. How they'll react after that, we'll see. I mean, that seems the most plausible answer to me. I doubt Griffith feels anything for Gatts anymore, but who knows.
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Bah, for Guts to truly defeat Griffith, he has to do more than put the Dragon Slayer into his chest. He'd have to defeat him mentally. Take away his confidence, challenge everything Griffith has ever believed. Then he will be broken. And his dream will fade.
Guts and Casca may be the only ones who can do this.
Guts and Casca may be the only ones who can do this.
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I don't think that it is even possible to make Griffith think that everything he believes is wrong, and I strongly doubt Guts would even try. To completely defeat Griffith, even mentally, could probably be done be destroying his dream, and simply defeating (by which I mean killing) him would do that. Guts doesn't seem the type to get really fancy in his revenge, I highly doubt he plans to do anything more then kill Griffith, if he can.
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Exactly. Especially since the God's Hand have talked about how what he's doing doesn't matter at all. So if he actually managed to kill Femto, that would totally shatter their world (and especially Griffiths,who thinks of himself as invincible. Heck, look at how surprised and shocked he was to loose to Guts back when he was human. Loosing now would be far worse for him).
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