Did Miura consider the dynamic battle between Griffith and Ganishka to connect to the fantasy world that followed? Berserk Miura replies Ganishka is, so to speak, a tribute on an incredibly large scale (laughs).

2019 Berserk Miura. The following remarks are hints for future rickerts 〜I think it is necessary to draw the flow of why this idea came up, even to come up with a new technology or device. I think that the real pleasure comes from "coming up with something unknown",

Year 2000 Berserk, Mr. Miura About the scene in this dream What I had in my mind was to come up with a dream in which Griffith hates himself the most. I thought about putting the final nail in the coffin of Griffith, who has been physically driven to the point of no return.

Berserk Miura on the rather different apostle, an egg in a perfect world. That apostle is special. We needed to prepare something just right for Griffith to revive. I think it was right around that time that the world was taking up NEET.

2000 Berserk author Miura talks with genius interviewer Yukari Fujimoto This dialogue is really deep. Mr. Miura speaks as follows

Film "Minding the Gap" to be released in 2020 Berserk. Rosine and Jill in the chapter "Lost Children". This non-fiction film features Jill and Rosine living in the real America disguised as skateboarding boys. https://t.co/nrlhlnI8RX

such as obsession and grudge.

Miura's actual experience.) As the structure of Berserk, human guts become mentally demonic out of the ordinary. Conversely, the apostles become more human. There is a catharsis when those who became demons because of human weakness are surpassed by the black parts of Guts,

Berserk: Chapter of Lost Children On whether Rosine is the first demon the Black Swordsman faces after the Eclipse -Why a girl? It's not without a sense of service (laughs). When a human being is an apostle, he is in a high state of mind. When people are very angry,

Berserk Miura on Casca 〜I didn't want to make a sexy female warrior, which is often the case in fantasy films, although the idea of a female warrior is nothing new. But now I am not so particular. I am not restricted by the form of a female warrior, but

2013. Commemorating the Berserk Movie Adaptation Interview with Hajime Isayama, the Giant of Progress 〜I was emotionally invested in Griffith when I read it. So the moment he went from the state of being unable to reawaken to the "Eclipse" part, I was like, "It's a festival!

"I can't keep up with the story." And so on. But towards the end of the Eclipse episode, the number of fans started to increase again.