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An Introduction to Berserk: Kentaro Miura’s Masterpiece That Shaped Dark Fantasy Across Media

5. Artwork

Miura’s depiction of Berserk is exceptionally maximalist, with small details in every single part of each panel. Characters’ visual design, the world design, apostles, and other creatures are drawn with precision and remarkable effort, creating a vibrant atmosphere on still pages. With each newer volume, you see the details increase, and the greatness of the artwork keeps growing, showing Miura’s obsession with drawing living panels.

In this section, let’s see some of Berserk’s brilliant artwork.
[Note: The following section contains spoilers.]


The Band of The Hawk on the cover of Berserk Volume 5

The Band of The Hawk on the cover of Berserk Volume 5 (C) Kentaro Miura (Studio Gaga), Hakusensha


Adult Guts drawn by Kentaro Miura

Adult Guts drawn by Kentaro Miura (C) Kentaro Miura / Hakusensha


A panel from Berserk

A panel from Berserk (C) Kentaro Miura (Studio Gaga), Hakusensha


A panel from Berserk

A panel from Berserk (C) Kentaro Miura (Studio Gaga), Hakusensha


Berserk Volume 25

Berserk Volume 25 (C) Kentaro Miura (Studio Gaga), Hakusensha


Bonus poster

Bonus poster (C) Kentaro Miura (Studio Gaga) / Hakusensha


Guts

Guts (C) Kentaro Miura (Studio Gaga) / Hakusensha


Berserk Volume 32

Berserk Volume 32 (C) Kentaro Miura (Studio Gaga), Hakusensha


Berserk Volume 28

Berserk Volume 28 (C) Kentaro Miura (Studio Gaga), Hakusensha


Berserk Volume 12

Berserk Volume 12 (C) Kentaro Miura (Studio Gaga), Hakusensha


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