Berserk Gambino and Guts' complicated parent-child relationship is really real It remains a mystery whether the relationship between these two is based on Kentaro Miura's parent-child relationship.

2002 Mr. Miura from Berserk ~The story has spread like this, and I don't even know when it will end. I'm running a pen thinking only about the quota of the day today.

Mr. Miura Berserk ~ I wonder if the picture is getting better as the series progresses. When I look at pictures of myself in the past, it's painful and unbearable, so I guess that's why I'm growing.

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.

1996 Regarding the fact that Berserk episode 83 (Griffith and God's dialogue) was not published in the book ~ There was a god, right? Right, delete. That's why it might be better to get the magazine (laughs). I don't think I'll be in trouble on the contrary if I get caught

Phantom 83 episodes As you read the dialogue between Griffith and God here, it becomes clear from Mr. Miura's numerous statements that the worldview of Berserk could not have been born without the influence of his father.

Berserk. Episode 83 not published in book Dialogue between Griffith and God A god, you say? This huge... like a lump of meat... What you see is part of me. This world itself is me. The darkness that lurks in the depths of every human heart The source form of evil

What do you want from me, God? What do you want from me? Be as you are. Griffith replies. Then give me wings. Do what you wish. You are the chosen one.

Berserk Miura About the Parents 〜My father was a storyboard artist for commercials and my mother was an art teacher. They met at Musashino Art University and got married as students. So I was drawing on the edge of the art class from childhood, and

Berserk. Chapter of Lost Children Jill wants to escape from her drunken, violent father and helpless mother. Rosine, who was abused by her father The young Mr. Miura stayed in his room and drew manga while his father's domestic violence raged

Berserk. Mr. Miura confesses that he grew up in a home environment where his father's domestic violence blew up. His sister suffered a scar on her forehead from a broken piece of glass.

The hypothesis that people with old wounds in their hearts that won't go away have a connection to Berserk