20:23 I don't think Guts will kill the demon child. My theory is that in order to save it's mother the demon child will use Gut's behelit in order to make a sacrifice, obviously the sacrificial victim must be someone the child cares about, and this will be Guts. The child is already a demon, it will become even stronger (like Ganishka, but with a proper ritual) and it will end up consuming Griffith. We know that Casca can't be together with Guts, at least she will be happy with their child, who will most likely conquer the world as ruler of Falconia. Guts will also be ok with this, sacrificing himself in order to kill Griffith and ensure the safety of his loved one. It's also fitting that Griffiths downfall will be by his most evil act (r*ping Casca in front of Guts, thus creating the demon child).
@@deesasser9519 Thanks. I think it would be a logical conclusion for the story. At this point, I don''t see how Guts can do anything to defeat Griffith. It has also been established without a doubt that Griffith can't just get rid of the demon child. in the past Skull Knight said the following to Guts "He (Griffith) exists beyond the reason of the psychical world.... No one can threaten him... It would be akin to someone in a story challenging the one who wrote it. It cannot be done. To stand and confront the hawk, one must also exist outside the story." The one existing outside the story is the Moonlight Boy. The demon child already has enough power to affect the actions of a God Hand member. Once reincarnated through the sacrificial ceremony it's safe to assume that it will be able to take full control of Griffiths body, and become the demon king in his place. I don't know if the process will just suppress Femtos will or outright kill him. I would like to see the last panel of berserk being Guts (after he has been sacrificed) dragging Griffith into the vortex of souls. Same way Vargas dragged the Count into hell.
Overly optimistic theory considering this is berserk, but what if while the moonlight boy is in control guts is given the opportunity to kill him to defeat femto/griffith but refuses to kill his own son. Griffith takes back control but mocks the sentimentality, but the moonlight child moved by his fathers love fights for control again and not only gains control in defiance and hatred to the man who hurt his parents but separates from Griffith making them two separate entities once again while also taking his godly abilities reducing Griffith back to his crippled state showing the moonlight boy inherited his father’s ability to not only delay causality but outright defy it.
I think King Gaiceric/SK was able kill 4 members of the GH at some point. Only Void remained and he’s using his power to mock the King and his past life by taking his kingdom.
Pahgan! I tried to ask what region says it like that on a different channel, bc I had never heard it before and was curious. I worded it really poorly though and ended up getting into an argument with someone. I think they thought I was trying to be a grammar n@zi
@@JR-zp3nw Welcome to the way that morally grey stories are told..... is this your first time hearing how a bunch of morally grey stories are planned out and written?
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Glad you all made a video going in depth about this. The incarnation ritual in Berserk is fascinating and terrifying at the same time.
man RIP kentaro miura. no fiction hits quite like this masterpiece
Rickert’s pimp slap is so strong, it can stop the eclipse before it happens.
20:23 I don't think Guts will kill the demon child. My theory is that in order to save it's mother the demon child will use Gut's behelit in order to make a sacrifice, obviously the sacrificial victim must be someone the child cares about, and this will be Guts. The child is already a demon, it will become even stronger (like Ganishka, but with a proper ritual) and it will end up consuming Griffith. We know that Casca can't be together with Guts, at least she will be happy with their child, who will most likely conquer the world as ruler of Falconia. Guts will also be ok with this, sacrificing himself in order to kill Griffith and ensure the safety of his loved one. It's also fitting that Griffiths downfall will be by his most evil act (r*ping Casca in front of Guts, thus creating the demon child).
That would make so much sense. Great job!
Some of this I love as possi ility, but all of this I love as a theory
@@deesasser9519 Thanks. I think it would be a logical conclusion for the story. At this point, I don''t see how Guts can do anything to defeat Griffith. It has also been established without a doubt that Griffith can't just get rid of the demon child. in the past Skull Knight said the following to Guts "He (Griffith) exists beyond the reason of the psychical world.... No one can threaten him... It would be akin to someone in a story challenging the one who wrote it. It cannot be done. To stand and confront the hawk, one must also exist outside the story." The one existing outside the story is the Moonlight Boy. The demon child already has enough power to affect the actions of a God Hand member. Once reincarnated through the sacrificial ceremony it's safe to assume that it will be able to take full control of Griffiths body, and become the demon king in his place. I don't know if the process will just suppress Femtos will or outright kill him. I would like to see the last panel of berserk being Guts (after he has been sacrificed) dragging Griffith into the vortex of souls. Same way Vargas dragged the Count into hell.
Guts can't be sacrificed twice. The Godhand said this during the black swordsman arc when the Slug Count was trying to kill him
@@LlM0 Damn, i just re-read the chapter, you are right.
Overly optimistic theory considering this is berserk, but what if while the moonlight boy is in control guts is given the opportunity to kill him to defeat femto/griffith but refuses to kill his own son. Griffith takes back control but mocks the sentimentality, but the moonlight child moved by his fathers love fights for control again and not only gains control in defiance and hatred to the man who hurt his parents but separates from Griffith making them two separate entities once again while also taking his godly abilities reducing Griffith back to his crippled state showing the moonlight boy inherited his father’s ability to not only delay causality but outright defy it.
Can’t wait till the anime is continued , and hopefully not the cgi one unless done right.
Love the Berserk content sm 💕
I think King Gaiceric/SK was able kill 4 members of the GH at some point. Only Void remained and he’s using his power to mock the King and his past life by taking his kingdom.
14:14 it looks like Imu from one piece
When did everyone start saying falcon instead of hawk?
After he got reincarnated … people started calling him the falcon
Falcon was the religious words of holy see. It's still band of the hawk
I'm so sorry,
" how they knew it was coming and WHAA"
*When
1:45
We are all fellow strugglers
Pahgan! I tried to ask what region says it like that on a different channel, bc I had never heard it before and was curious. I worded it really poorly though and ended up getting into an argument with someone. I think they thought I was trying to be a grammar n@zi
Dam good video
How is it causality if the Godhand keeps interfering in the events of the physical world?
cause and effect. the actions of the god hand fulfill causality
@@phantom2615 How convenient for them.
@@JR-zp3nw Welcome to the way that morally grey stories are told..... is this your first time hearing how a bunch of morally grey stories are planned out and written?
Causality or destiny can't be without something directing it. With out direction it would just be chaos and there for not causality
@@JackBoon-cm1pl The problem is _them_ directing so much of it and claiming it was causality.
What if the egg of the perfect world was killed b4 eating the demon child would femto materialize?
The more explanation the less I understand
Struggle and endure against Causality