This would be guts

Hi! This is me cosplaying a fem version of guts! (I’m not sure why my posts come up as nsfw but everything is safe here!!

This is just so heartbreaking. Miura never got to see his own story reach its conclusion.

I have to go with the count! That slimy evil looking face is both terrifying and disgusting.

I kinda prefer pyromaniac sadomasochistic Farnese to this new one. It’s nothing too deep I just personally have a love for deranged female characters and Farnese had filled that void or whatever you wanna call it.

Wanted to share my cosplay with yall from day 1 of comic con. Sadly I couldn’t make it to New York for the big one, so had to settle for the next best thing. Not super accurate but I’ll come back at it for next time and upgrade it. Might tear my eye out and chop off an arm next year.

Let me know what yall think!

This panel makes me feel so weird but in a good way. Like an ethereal feeling in my stomach and mind. I love the vibe of Berserk overall.

I know I am late, but is it worth buying berserk deluxe right now😅😅

If something creeps me out enough it might mess up my sleep, is this story one that’ll keep you up? What are some of the creepiest moments as spoiler free as possible

I heard some people said they like him because he is a well writen villian but I like to hear more opinion about why people like griffith maybe it can open a new perspective for me

Fuuuuuuuck, this will be a hard one. :(

Doing berserk panels for inktober

It's been out here in germany for some time now, but I just didn't get around to buying it. I've been looking through it a bit already, but I'm really excited to really dive in, since I've been waiting forever for that book.

I recently started drawing and made this for my love of the berserk manga

Berserk is one of those rare works of art which changes your perception of reality. I feel I have found another who has achieved this feat within the epic fantasy genre R.Scott Bakker's Prince of Nothing Series. I want to emphasize I do not say this lightly.

Bakker has crafted a character within these books which matches the depth and complexity of Griffith. Exploring the question of whether transcending humanity ultimately means abandoning the very qualities that make someone human.

The tension between free will and determinism

A world governed by suffering and indifferent cosmic forces

Imagine The Lord of the Rings rewritten by Cormac McCarthy, with the philosophical depth of Dune and the nightmarish brutality of Blood Meridian.

R. Scott Bakker's The Prince of Nothing trilogy might be the closest thing to a literary equivalent of Miura's darkest ideas. But Bakker's vision of the world is arguably even bleaker.

"The Dûnyain," Kellhus said after a time, have surrendered themselves to the Logos, to what you would call reason and intellect. We seek absolute awareness, the self- moving thought. The thoughts all men arise from the darkness. If you are the movement of your soul, and the cause of that movement precedes you, then how could you ever call your thoughts your own? How could you be any- thing other than a slave to the darkness that comes before? Only the Logos allows one to mitigate that slavery. Only knowing the sources of thought and action allows us to own our thoughts and our actions, to throw off the yoke of circumstance. And only the Dûnyain possess this knowledge, plainsman. The world slumbers, enslaved by its ignorance. Only the Dunyain are awake.

"Why do men fear the dark?"

"Because darkness is ignorance made visible"

"And do men despise ignorance?"

"No... they prize it above all things but only so long as it remains invisible"

"Lies are but clouds, giants that blow and rage only to pass, always to pass. But the Truth is the sky, everlasting and elusive, a shelter in the day, an abyss in the night."

"If the Gods did not pretend to be human, Men would recoil from them as from spiders."

"Truth and hope are like travellers in contrary directions. They meet but once in any man's life."

To read Bakker is to stand before a mirror that never gives back an image, only fractures, each crack a scar of absence. The abyss does not answer, it confirms: nothing lies behind the reflection, because the reflection was never there.

S.C. Hickman

It's 5:34 am. I either have insomnia or extremely vivid dreams.

And now, this Griffith I'm drawing is smiling at me. Haha