Evil Genius

Miura is still alive apparently! Certainly surprised me.

[Evil_Genius]Berserk_v34c298.rar

EG always happens to time their releases when I need a study break. It's just proof of how awesome you guys are!

Edit:
That last pic with Zodd is so awesome, but not as awesome as waiting less than a month for the next chapter!

Thank you!

Thank you!

my massive stiffy just grew even more considering the wait will only be 1 month for the next release! happy holidays

Heh, by the end of the chapter, i can´t tell if Sonia is just surprised at the sight of Ganishka´s army or if she´s having one of her clairvoyance moments.

And isn't Griffith a little obvious to the civilians that he possesses a demon army?

Maybe they´ll be considered as divine warriors or something since it´s doubtful that Griffith will lose the people support after all this, especially since he´s saving them at this very moment.

Thanks for putting my coloring on the front page!

I can imagine a couple of things to solve the problem of the demon army:

-Griffith will have let the main human army be killed by Ganishka or let the demons eat them. This would only work of course if the royalty and civilians that escaped didn't see the transformation, which is very possible since there was a very steep hill there.
-Otherwise, the ignorant people might just think that Griffith is so divine and righteous that even demons will follow him. (the pope might help with that)

Yay!!! Thanks so much for the new release, EG!

And only a month till the next one!! Woot!

Thanks so much guys, nice chapter even though it was real short. I liked "Unleash your demons."

HELL YEAH! Finally. Unleash your demons, berserk is here.

Thank you very much EG!
Hmm...I am surprised. The plot has taken an immense step towards the contingent element.
I must reflect now and contemplate as to why Griffith unleashed his horde in its true form in front of the civilians.

Facade19 wrote:Thank you very much EG!
Hmm...I am surprised. The plot has taken an immense step towards the contingent element.
I must reflect now and contemplate as to why Griffith unleashed his horde in its true form in front of the civilians.

There is certainly some motivation for it. For if Griffith didn't want to reveal his demon hoard, he could have just finished off the Emperor when he had the chance during their first confrontation.

I just don't know what Griffith has up his sleeve.

*BTW......Damn some of those apostles are wicked looking. Hard to believe an injured, swordless Guts was able to whoop so much Apostle ass during his rampage during the eclipse!

I'm a little late for this one, but here goes.

Berserk 298 direct download:

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Great work! Thanks to everyone involved for getting yet another fresh chapter to the masses, and so quickly I might add.

Facade19 wrote: I must reflect now and contemplate as to why Griffith unleashed his horde in its true form in front of the civilians.

It's continuously prophesied that under the lead of the White Hawk the future will never be the same; I ascertain this is all but a part of setting aside the current bindings to the known physical realm and moving toward the new more spiritually driven era of his reign. The prior human rationals shall soon be put to pasture.

Needless to say, I'm beyond curious to see the outcome of Griffith's kingdom come to fruition.

Thank you EG! You're the best

I've been wondering for some time what Griffith plans to do with his demon army. For apostles, he is the messiah, the promised one, who will lead them to better future (or whatever), for humans, he is a saviour, and the one who will bring them out of harm. If you consider just human side, the future looks straightforward - Griffit defeats the evil, Griffit rules as a king. But what about his demon folowers? For them, having to hide in their constricted form all the time is certanly not the idea of a better future. They want the world where they too can reign and live as they like (this is just speculation, based on what we know about God Hand, and the behaviour of some previous apostles). So, I came to the conclusion that Griffit would have to, at one point, introduce his demonic host for what it really is, and somehow make humans accept them. And what better time than this, when they can assert themsleves as saviours of humans, as Griffit's companions?


Oh, and BTW, does anyone know why I can't login with Opera? It brings me to the screen where it sais that I'm logged in, then returns me to the home page logged out.

Aeriel wrote:
I've been wondering for some time what Griffith plans to do with his demon army. For apostles, he is the messiah, the promised one, who will lead them to better future (or whatever), for humans, he is a saviour, and the one who will bring them out of harm. If you consider just human side, the future looks straightforward - Griffit defeats the evil, Griffit rules as a king. But what about his demon folowers? For them, having to hide in their constricted form all the time is certanly not the idea of a better future. They want the world where they too can reign and live as they like (this is just speculation, based on what we know about God Hand, and the behaviour of some previous apostles). So, I came to the conclusion that Griffit would have to, at one point, introduce his demonic host for what it really is, and somehow make humans accept them. And what better time than this, when they can assert themsleves as saviours of humans, as Griffit's companions?

Like I alluded to above I think Griffith intends to completely flip the world on its head, and the apostles will most certainly be at the forefront. I feel all the formalities he has been jumping through up until now have all been in effort to see that he becomes royalty and achieves his kingdom by legitimate means. Once he ascends to his intended course I believe whatever lines have been drawn between the astral and physical realms will be forever blurred. Everything that exists around him is but a chess piece to be manipulated to his own devices, the future doesn't look good for humanity under Griffith's rule.

Aeriel wrote: Oh, and BTW, does anyone know why I can't login with Opera? It brings me to the screen where it sais that I'm logged in, then returns me to the home page logged out.

Might want to try deleting your browsers cookies.

Of course..... Griffith is also the prophesied White Hawk who will lead the world into an age of darkness

Perhaps he'll wait until he has the kingdom under his complete rule, THEN show his bad side, and it will be too late for anyone to do anything about it. It's possible that he'll end up disposing of most of the apostles in the end of course, and actually be a "goody", so that Guts is seen as a bad guy for killing him in the end. Bah who knows, it's probably not a good idea to try and guess the future of Berserk, I'm sure it'll be completely unpredictable.

I kinda get the feeling that after Ganishka is killed loads of those mini-ganishka's will survive and spread accross the world, just so Guts can encounter one of them.

Nakadai wrote:Might want to try deleting your browsers cookies.

Yeah, it helped
Thanks!

Thanks EG !

Another possibility in regards to the civilians witnessing the Apostle's true form is that Griffith will pretend that their not demons. I'm especially reminded of the priest-guy everyone was hailing as an "angel" during the Knights of the Chain/Griffith rebirth arc. Given that he has the actual Pope in his courner (as well as the way that Ganshika has so perfectly played the "evil demon," and the Apostles are now "saving" everyone from nigh certain death), it is entirely feasible that Griffith might pull off such a deception.

Istvan wrote:Another possibility in regards to the civilians witnessing the Apostle's true form is that Griffith will pretend that their not demons. I'm especially reminded of the priest-guy everyone was hailing as an "angel" during the Knights of the Chain/Griffith rebirth arc. Given that he has the actual Pope in his courner (as well as the way that Ganshika has so perfectly played the "evil demon," and the Apostles are now "saving" everyone from nigh certain death), it is entirely feasible that Griffith might pull off such a deception.

This reminds me of how people needed to believe in the imaginary creatures to be able to see them (remember how Farness couldn't see Puck?). So I'm wondering if they could actually appear differently to other people, for example, if I think Zodd is an angel in the most traditional sense, he might actually look like that to me.