
The premiere source for all things Berserk
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 183 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

Guts has been a very special boy since birth. And that means...?
Danan reveals herself as the ruler of elves, and helps the group dive into Casca's dreams to restore her mind. We discuss Danan's form, the parade of elves, baryutes, and how some of these things reveal a little about the God Hand and how some future... more
We finally make it to Skellig, after trekking across the world for more than 1/3 of the series. This first part of the re-read takes us from the wicker man fight to the discussion with the great gurus.
With the incomplete story of Duranki now behind us, we leave Usum behind and are introduced to their prototype, Subaru—the main character in Amazones, the original story Miura had planned for what became Duranki. Amazones is a unique look into one of... more
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They clearly love the source material and they have valid criticisms of the new chapters. However, they also look for every single little thing to complain about. It goes from legitimate concern to speaking about what miura would have hypothetically done. They rip on things that the average fan wouldn’t even think about. They’ll even say, this is no longer berserk. It just comes across as bitter.
This podcast about berserk is just as meticulously detailed and admiring of the work of Berserk as Miura was in creating his masterpiece which paid homage to so many other artists and so many other works. If you don’t understand why Miura’s passing was so devastating and why the handling of Berserk today by Mori and the staff at Studio Gaga is such a disappointment then sadly you were never truly connected to what made Berserk so great in the first place. In a way, I actually envy you for that. ... more
Every single one of these post mirua eps is so highly negative. It’s one thing to be critical it’s another to just trash the work completely. What’s the point in even continuing your podcast if you’re not gonna buy volume 42 and support their work. I can’t listen to this anymore and support you if you won’t even support the work your whole podcast is about.
So I’m new to Berserk and was looking for a podcast to listen as I’m reading the volumes for the first time. The episodes that focus on single volumes are great for this purpose but one of the host has a habit of dropping spoilers as he provides his comments. It only happens a few times each episode. Unfortunately it kind of ruins a new readers experience of meshing the manga with the awesome podcast analysis for each volume.
They are complaining about the manga not being the same knowing Muira is dead. They look too deep into the chapters and complain for an hour. It’s truly sad because the team are trying there best and they are just pushing them into the ground knowing they could not even stand a chance trying to do the work they do.
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The show is a deep-dive discussion series focused on Berserk, blending thorough analyses of volumes, world-building, and character arcs with a strong emphasis on lore, mythology, and art direction. Hosts often dissect narrative structure, translations, and behind-the-scenes choices while weighing fan reception, legacy, and ongoing developments in the Berserk universe. Notable strengths include a chemistry-driven trio, thoughtful guest contributions, and a willingness to reconnect with Miura-era storytelling through meticulous close-reading, making it a dense, theory-rich listener experience that appeals to hardcore fans and collectors alike.
What stands out is a robust community vibe, continuous engagement with new releases and ancillary p... more
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