This was me after finishing the 1990s anime, not knowing about the manga or that the story continues. I legitimately thought that this was the ending to berserk.
@@shriefallam8866 oh my god it was a mixture of emotions. Best way I can describe it is like when you’re so shocked by something, or it’s so overwhelming you don’t even know what you’re feeling, you couldn’t even cry. I was screaming so much. I felt just pure sadness at the band of the hawk’s fate, and felt overwhelming anger at the thought of Griffith and what he did to guts, casca and everyone that believed in and loved him. I wanted to break my tv. That was literally my first taste of seinen and both much darker and more mature animanga content. It traumatized me for like a month before my cousin told me at a party that there’s a continuation of the series in the form of manga. To this day, berserk has remains my second favorite series of all time, and Griffith remains my top most hated character from any series. Even more than ryo, Shinji matou, tokinada, Ramsey, Joffrey, jack, hitogami or anyone from anything else.
@@justanotherguy560unfortunately we didn’t get a reply from shriefallam, maybe he a shie-fella’m but it was enjoying reading the small talk. I wish i could feel the same as you did when you first watched Berserk. Just like you, i didn’t know that there was anything else but anime. My mistake was that i saw the ‘black swordsman’ before ‘the band of the hawk’ which imo should be ep 25 and not ep 1.
Always found it fascinating that upon activation the behelit’s face does not turn into a demonic visage or a cruel, evil smile. Instead it contorts in pain and agony, crying tears of blood and letting out a pained moan/groan, as if mirroring the suffering of the user. If behelits are truly the last tears shed by those trapped in karmic fate who decided to shed their humanity then that leaves some very interesting connotations. I always wondered why it cries, is it in a cruel imitation of the user? Is it the horror of knowing that we are but pawns in fate trapped inside its endless spiral? Does it cry simply to mirror the suffering in the world, the first reason the idea of evil exists in the first place?
Maybe it cries because it doesn't portray the owner of the Behelit, but the victims of the eclipse. Screaming in Agony, shedding tears of blood and having a frightened look, as if you are about to die a brutal death, all symbolise the emotions being felt by the Band of the Hawk when they are slaughtered by Monsters of Hell.
It feels so different from the original , it sounds so much more relaxing and mysterious , as a object like a behelit it fits pretty well soundings like something from another word , i actually really enjoy this one
As disturbing as this is it really makes you appreciate each sound, evil is often described and defined as the the hole in things or the absence of God and this really hammers that in with the blood tears representing Griffith succumbing to his darkest desires with the blue eyes of the ballet crying blood representing his joyous youthful personality and care for others being sucked out of him as his broken body quivers, as he is selfishly convinced he is left with no other option not thinking about Guts or Cascia and what they meant to him.
@@kanseidorifto2430 Damn that's not want I intended but I find it equally interesting that my comment came out that way to you, Berserk certainly has a hell of a lot more depth than people think.
And yet... Does evil in its purest form actually exist? Every single representation of evil we portray in our art embodies some kind of monster, something that isn't exactly human, rather imitates it to some degree (if at all). Many a story describe fighting a force that is beyond human understanding. Something that can only perhaps be stopped by the best and strongest humanity has to offer. It makes one wonder. Does something like that exist out there, somewhere, perhaps hidden away in some reach of the Cosmos? Or are we just portraying the worst versions of ourselves that we must always face when the time does come and that absolute evil is just a myth we cooked up in order to distance ourselves from our own horrors, give ourselves solace and shelter from the reality that we all hold this evil and the potential for it inside of us?
I've been putting this on loop in the background on my reread for berserk and it's really enhanced the manga. It just fits so well at any point in the story and frankly encapsulates Berserk. My main issue with finding music in the background for Berserk is that Berserk is such an emotionally diverse story with so many peaks and lows: I could just play metal in the background, but it'd sound off for the many deeper moments. I could play soothing ambience, but it wouldn't capture an intense moment like the Eclipse and Rebirth. With this mix, though, it just encapsulates Berserk so well without being overbearing at all: it sounds fitting for Berserk from one end of the spectrum of tranquility (Guts making love for the first time, for example) to deep traumatic episodes (like the Eclipse). The soundtrack of Behelit i becoming an ambient track makes it an absolute must for anyone reading the manga with music. Berserk is a visceral, hard-to-watch, violent manga but it's also a mysterious, thought-provoking, emotional experience as well: this mix addresses every one of those qualities of Berserk well.
When you Dm for a Dungeons and Dragons group and love Berserk so much. You tend to find yourself delving into beautiful Astral planes such as this. Got me struggling on this track💔
I want to thank you, magnificient human being, for creating this. It has been a divine inspiration and joy for me. Gawd bless ma dude. Edit: also, if u could make somewhat of 1-hour version i will love u forever. i see other ppl have also asked for this divine gift
@@pixelgood3258 more or less, if you search any song 800% slower you'll see a bunch of it. There are probably a bunch of audio software and plugins which get this effect, but I recall Paulstretch being the one that started this particular distortion while slowing down.
Griffith reminds me of plastic surgery for some reason an attempt at something beautiful but just for it to end up being botched at the end also how uncanny he is
Did anyone else feel something off about Griffith the first time you read/watched Berserk? I don't know if its just me but I remember thinking he was charasmatic and heroic but part of me always felt somehow disturbed by Griffith.
It's crying not because it's a sentient creature, rather it is its method bringing everyone nearby into the most closest thing to hell, to offer them as sacrifices to powerful demonic gods that are fed to a large frenzy of demons everywhere without any sign of escape. Though, those demons aren't truly "demons". They're humans underneath all of that demonic flesh unleashing the worst of humanity upon those trapped. The series is Berserk, though it is not suggested if you cannot handle sensitive topics.
I hear the behelit theme in the behelit theme
You're not alone
what is your pfp?
@@MetaLNadia If you're asking me then it's a heavy grineer from warframe
@@mapotatesrburnin3361 ahh cool. Yes I meant you.
@@mapotatesrburnin3361 what’s a heavy grineer
Make a longer version so we can suffer daily waiting for another Berserk chapter
Don't worry struggler, I have something special planned to get us through the hiatus
@@GordoRamsei Godbless
So so based
:(
@@cesareduardo8900 ...
That image, that frame, those eyes literally embody this audio.
@مصعب Mosaab same
"Almost as slow as the boat arc" AAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
This was me after finishing the 1990s anime, not knowing about the manga or that the story continues. I legitimately thought that this was the ending to berserk.
I can't imagine your feelings, how did you feel back there sawing the eclipse thinking it is the end? I am interested :)
@@shriefallam8866 oh my god it was a mixture of emotions. Best way I can describe it is like when you’re so shocked by something, or it’s so overwhelming you don’t even know what you’re feeling, you couldn’t even cry. I was screaming so much. I felt just pure sadness at the band of the hawk’s fate, and felt overwhelming anger at the thought of Griffith and what he did to guts, casca and everyone that believed in and loved him. I wanted to break my tv. That was literally my first taste of seinen and both much darker and more mature animanga content. It traumatized me for like a month before my cousin told me at a party that there’s a continuation of the series in the form of manga. To this day, berserk has remains my second favorite series of all time, and Griffith remains my top most hated character from any series. Even more than ryo, Shinji matou, tokinada, Ramsey, Joffrey, jack, hitogami or anyone from anything else.
@@justanotherguy560
So what's the first in your opinion?
@@shriefallam8866 Mushoku tensei. Though they're both intercahngeable, they remain at the very top of my list, lol. What about yours?
@@justanotherguy560unfortunately we didn’t get a reply from shriefallam, maybe he a shie-fella’m but it was enjoying reading the small talk. I wish i could feel the same as you did when you first watched Berserk. Just like you, i didn’t know that there was anything else but anime. My mistake was that i saw the ‘black swordsman’ before ‘the band of the hawk’ which imo should be ep 25 and not ep 1.
Always found it fascinating that upon activation the behelit’s face does not turn into a demonic visage or a cruel, evil smile.
Instead it contorts in pain and agony, crying tears of blood and letting out a pained moan/groan, as if mirroring the suffering of the user.
If behelits are truly the last tears shed by those trapped in karmic fate who decided to shed their humanity then that leaves some very interesting connotations.
I always wondered why it cries, is it in a cruel imitation of the user? Is it the horror of knowing that we are but pawns in fate trapped inside its endless spiral? Does it cry simply to mirror the suffering in the world, the first reason the idea of evil exists in the first place?
Maybe it cries because it doesn't portray the owner of the Behelit, but the victims of the eclipse. Screaming in Agony, shedding tears of blood and having a frightened look, as if you are about to die a brutal death, all symbolise the emotions being felt by the Band of the Hawk when they are slaughtered by Monsters of Hell.
it touches my soul
IT TOUCHED MY WIFE
It feels so different from the original , it sounds so much more relaxing and mysterious , as a object like a behelit it fits pretty well soundings like something from another word , i actually really enjoy this one
Scratch that all of them
Speed up x2 this theme with yb config. The creepiest thing I've ever heard
That means sth when someone with a Azula profile picture says it
Yup original comment is true
Whats yb config?
@@leethejailer9195YuBombu configuration
@@leethejailer9195i think it’s TH-cam configuration?
Chapter 83 official theme
This has to be one of the most scariest thing I've heard, and I love it
Miura's death hurt me more than i anticipated it would, i cannot read berserk without getting in the feels now
This sounds really good actually
Wow you can really hear the devoid emotion and ruthless merciless intent in it...!
As disturbing as this is it really makes you appreciate each sound, evil is often described and defined as the the hole in things or the absence of God and this really hammers that in with the blood tears representing Griffith succumbing to his darkest desires with the blue eyes of the ballet crying blood representing his joyous youthful personality and care for others being sucked out of him as his broken body quivers, as he is selfishly convinced he is left with no other option not thinking about Guts or Cascia and what they meant to him.
That is a disturbingly accurate description and introspection into humanity as a whole, and its relationship with evil.
@@kanseidorifto2430 Damn that's not want I intended but I find it equally interesting that my comment came out that way to you, Berserk certainly has a hell of a lot more depth than people think.
@@KingofTheGojiras Yeah, like a tip of the iceberg kind of depth. That, or it hits right on the dot.
@@kanseidorifto2430 I get what you mean, very interesting that you pointed that out though thanks.
And yet... Does evil in its purest form actually exist?
Every single representation of evil we portray in our art embodies some kind of monster, something that isn't exactly human, rather imitates it to some degree (if at all).
Many a story describe fighting a force that is beyond human understanding. Something that can only perhaps be stopped by the best and strongest humanity has to offer.
It makes one wonder. Does something like that exist out there, somewhere, perhaps hidden away in some reach of the Cosmos?
Or are we just portraying the worst versions of ourselves that we must always face when the time does come and that absolute evil is just a myth we cooked up in order to distance ourselves from our own horrors, give ourselves solace and shelter from the reality that we all hold this evil and the potential for it inside of us?
I've been putting this on loop in the background on my reread for berserk and it's really enhanced the manga. It just fits so well at any point in the story and frankly encapsulates Berserk.
My main issue with finding music in the background for Berserk is that Berserk is such an emotionally diverse story with so many peaks and lows: I could just play metal in the background, but it'd sound off for the many deeper moments. I could play soothing ambience, but it wouldn't capture an intense moment like the Eclipse and Rebirth. With this mix, though, it just encapsulates Berserk so well without being overbearing at all: it sounds fitting for Berserk from one end of the spectrum of tranquility (Guts making love for the first time, for example) to deep traumatic episodes (like the Eclipse).
The soundtrack of Behelit i becoming an ambient track makes it an absolute must for anyone reading the manga with music. Berserk is a visceral, hard-to-watch, violent manga but it's also a mysterious, thought-provoking, emotional experience as well: this mix addresses every one of those qualities of Berserk well.
When the hennessy kicks in.
Shit this is so good, thanks for the amazing upload.
Excellent
Causality wave
When you Dm for a Dungeons and Dragons group and love Berserk so much. You tend to find yourself delving into beautiful Astral planes such as this. Got me struggling on this track💔
I'm also the resident D&DJ whenever we play, so gems like these are a beautiful find.
I'm gonna use it in the nine hells for the Asmodeus castle
perfect as the ambience for reading Casca's dream arc
and for reading void's eclipse
I want to thank you, magnificient human being, for creating this. It has been a divine inspiration and joy for me. Gawd bless ma dude.
Edit: also, if u could make somewhat of 1-hour version i will love u forever. i see other ppl have also asked for this divine gift
Fractal music
That deserves much more attention
This effect is called Paulstretch for those wondering.
Interesting so every song like this with the Paulstrech would sound from another word and relaxing ?
@@pixelgood3258 more or less, if you search any song 800% slower you'll see a bunch of it. There are probably a bunch of audio software and plugins which get this effect, but I recall Paulstretch being the one that started this particular distortion while slowing down.
@@pixelgood3258 This Justin Bieber song Paulstretched is one of the most hilarious and beautiful things simultaneously.
@@dihydrogenmonoxide7600 yeah it makes guts theme sound so different
This is the banger of the year
Creepy as hell.
It sounds like one is IN hell!
Amazing ambiance !
I love this so much lol
D00d this sounds awesome. A lot more chill than my version :^p
Strugglers know that feeling...
0:07
It’s okay now, just fall into it.
It makes me hold my breath
Would be the perfect ambient sound of an open world Berserk game or any souls games tbh.
pro tip put the video on 2 times speed to have a 400% behelit witch is 300% above 100%.
reading vol 22 WTF IS GOING ON
he better fucking slice zodd and griffith in half or im gonna fucking lose it
ay that's where I am rn
@@winteriniraq im at 37 i have been reading slow. i dont want to finish bro but the rage he does is soooooo ughhhh
Paul Stretcher FTW!
So cool.
Somehow, it's really good
It's now deathdream music.
You think this sound would still get copyrighted ?
Wen you have superspeed, but your mp3 player dont have this achievement too
Sounds like "Second Chance" - track from Fallout 1
play this with the regular version playing in the back ground
I have listened to this song.
countless of times
@@Yaya-Nakiami only one.
@@tristanbulluss9386 thats lame
@@Yaya-Nakiami you want me to listen to it more?.
@@tristanbulluss9386 its so good so ofc i would
It sounds pretty cool. Did you use granular synthesis?
pain
Griffith reminds me of plastic surgery for some reason an attempt at something beautiful but just for it to end up being botched at the end also how uncanny he is
Hey, did you literally slow this down by 800%, or did you do additional things? I want to experiment with other types of music in this format lol
I just slowed it down lol, using a program called Paul's Extreme Sound Stretcher :)
GordoRamsei thanks for the reply!
@@GordoRamsei it’s really beautiful. If you take away the context of the behelit and everything, a pretty mesmerizing piece of music right here.
It sounds like it's own song not a slowed version
For extra trippiness, play in 2x speed
Did anyone else feel something off about Griffith the first time you read/watched Berserk? I don't know if its just me but I remember thinking he was charasmatic and heroic but part of me always felt somehow disturbed by Griffith.
Velocidad 0.25 y se escuchan los gritos del Behelit y la agonía del infierno
Más lento bonito, lento TH-cam horror inframundal
Как найти в вк?
Can someone explain to me why is it crying
It's crying not because it's a sentient creature, rather it is its method bringing everyone nearby into the most closest thing to hell, to offer them as sacrifices to powerful demonic gods that are fed to a large frenzy of demons everywhere without any sign of escape.
Though, those demons aren't truly "demons". They're humans underneath all of that demonic flesh unleashing the worst of humanity upon those trapped. The series is Berserk, though it is not suggested if you cannot handle sensitive topics.
Try putting 2x it's even scarier.
Put the video on x2 you'll get nightmares
Susumu Hirasawa meets Burzum
Play this video on 2x speed then to the slowest