What Makes Berserk’s Golden Age Arc Stand Out
Berserk is one of the most critically acclaimed manga series. It has been written by Kentarou Miura. Berserk is considered to be among the best manga because it offers the readers a unique experience that is usually not found in the other seinen manga.
According to the users of MyAnimeList, Berserk is the best manga of all time. It has held the position of number 1 for many years, and it doesn't look to be changing anytime soon. Every arc in Berserk is unique but the Golden Age arc stands out from the rest, but what sets it apart from the other arcs?
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The Golden Age arc is special in more than one way. Being the second story arc, it takes the readers back into the Hundred-Year War period, which involved the Tudor Empire and the Kingdom of Midland.
This period is very important in the story as it gives the fan the reason behind Guts' behavior and how everything started. This arc acts as the bridge between the past and the present, which makes it crucial as, without proper information, the fans would be extremely confused. Due to the arc's importance, it received a movie trilogy that covered all the events of the arc. Also, the Golden Age arc has obviously been turned into an anime.
The Golden Age has many notable moments. Firstly, in this arc, Guts met Griffith and the Band of Hawk. Griffith was extremely impressed with Guts when he saw the latter killing Bazuso. Shortly afterward, Guts was attacked by members of the Hawk, and he was easily able to defeat them. However, Griffith stepped in before things could get worse. Griffith challenged Guts that if the latter managed to defeat him in a fight then he would be allowed to go free. However, if Griffith won, Guts would have
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