Forum - View topicBerserk: Why Griffith is the Perfect Villain
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MarshalBanana
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If it was not for Griffith, Ganishka would of conquered Midland.
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Greed1914
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I've always thought that Griffith chose his actions, even with all the talk of fate and causality. The main reason why I came to hate him so much is because I felt like he chose to follow an evil path, even when he came to care about certain people to varying degrees. If he had only ever used others, I'm not sure that there would have been such a sense of betrayal.
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rinmackie
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Excellent article! I've never really gotten into Berserk; I've only seen the recent movies. But I might have to check it out. On a side note, I've recently become more interested in Star Wars and reading this article reminded me of Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vadar.
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FackuIkari
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I just want see Guts cutting the little bitch in half with the Dragonslayer
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Gemnist
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Am.... am I reading that title right?
And let's be honest: Griffith killed the Band of the Hawk because Guts-senpai didn't notice him. |
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Takamachi Ryoko
 Posts: 332 Location: 東京, 日本 |
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I never thought that I'd see a meme from Berserk gets a long article explaining Griffith's motivation. Just hope that this won't trigger anyone.
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青白
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I finished up the first hundred or so chapters of Berserk just yesterday, so this article came at a really good time. And that title really cracked me up too! It was hilarious people juxtaposing "Griffith did nothing wrong" statement in images of him spoiler[raping Casca]. The irony.
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Marzan
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Interesting read. I'm surprised that you managed to avoid discussing the undertones of Guts' and Griffith's relationship which was quite discussed back in the day.
I do wonder if we'll ever get a conclusion to the story at the pace Miura is releasing this. |
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littlegreenwolf
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This article is absolutely pointless because absolutely nothing can justify what was done to Casca, and the fact the article tip toes around what was done to Casca is BS.
You might as well try and write an article justifying dictators and mass murderers around the world. |
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xchampion
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It's funny because I would have agreed with this well written article except for that in fact happened. That right there is what makes Griffith so horrible and dispicable. I just want spoiler[ Casca back to normal dammit ]. |
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Wyvern
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ME BEFORE READING THE ARTICLE:
"He did nothing wrong, eh? It's going to be interesting to see how the author justifies Griffith raping Casca, easily his single most infamous act in the entire series. I'm excited to hear her argument!" ME AFTER READING THE ARTICLE: "Oh, she's just...not going to address it at all. That's...um...super gross and kind of undermines the entire argument of the article. Good...job?" |
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littlegreenwolf
Posts: 4796 Location: Seattle, WA |
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Seriously. I'm all for interesting articles on ANN, but this is horrible click bait trash. Who approved of this crap? |
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D00dleB0Y
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Edit: thanks for the title change. Sorry for my profanity as well. For anyone interested, feel free to read the article. I skimmed through it and is more in line with the new title.
I didn't read this ****. I recommend no one else does either, as everyone in the comments who did read through this mentioned that Casca's rape isn't mentioned. That alone is what should have been explained from the get-go. Save your time and don't read this. Trust me. Last edited by D00dleB0Y on Wed Apr 19, 2017 1:54 pm; edited 2 times in total |
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鏡
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I'm pretty sure Casca's rape wasn't mentioned because the article assumes knowledge of the events of the eclipse on the part of the reader. Moreover, I don't think the article was actually a moral argument attempting to vindicate Griffith's actions, but an argument that they were the product of human fragility rather than comic-book style evil machinations. Griffith is a tragic character - I don't think that makes him or his actions any less despicable.
Last edited by 鏡 on Wed Apr 19, 2017 1:40 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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CaRoss
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^^^^This completely. The fact that this article says almost nothing about Griffith's actions towards Casca and the effect of those on his character and mentality are glaring omissions. It makes it sound like the Griffith apologist crap that some branches of the fandom have latched onto. |
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