Berserk Episode 24: The Eclipse
Manga chapter 70-72
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
9.6
11 Fans
5
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1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
OSHIMETER
9.6
11 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
eatingsocks
VerifiedI really did not expect Griffith to make that decision with the band of the hawk, but given how much build-up there was on him not being as he is perceived - it felt obvious. :(( his scenes as a child and explanation of his ambition were twisted but showed his guilt so well.
gorlock332
VerifiedThis episode was insane and pure carnage, like nothing in this series before. The switch up from a mercenary band to straight-up supernatural horror is crazy effective to emphasize the horror of this event.
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedThe transition between traversing a grass field to the supernatural circumstance of the Eclipse had such a big tonal whiplash, it effectively makes the audience feel as off-put and shocked as the band of the hawk. From the appearance of the apostles alone, the vibe changes.
debprotyusa
VerifiedThe Eclipse begins. The world turns into a nightmare as the God Hand appear and the Band of the Hawk is sacrificed.
2piangky
VerifiedFrom military strategy to monster the transition of the story is amazing I feel bad for Griffith he lost his mind because of the torture! as for Guts doing his best to save his brother at arms is touching. emotional and horror combined to this episode
pendragon
VerifiedUP: The Eclipse is HORRIFYING in its execution. The God Hand's design is NIGHTMARISH. DOWN: WARNING: THIS EPISODE IS EXTREMELY DISTURBING. The content is faithful to the manga and doesn't hold back. Viewer discretion ABSOLUTELY required. 😱
superkingcow
VerifiedTraumatizing. There is no other word. It’s the ultimate betrayal.
matchablaze1
Survival becomes the only goal. Hope is nearly erased, leaving raw instinct and desperation behind.
rjtheclown22
Episode 24 of Berserk, “Eclipse,” is a devastating and memorable turning point in both the story and the tone of Berserk. The stakes are higher than ever, characters are pushed to their limits, and the violence is as graphic as ever.
cm_chandra
This episode is not for the weak-hearted. From the very first moment, it feels like the world is slowly collapsing. The tension suffocates you, and every second feels heavier than the last. The darkness isn’t just in the setting — it’s in the emotions. By the end, nothing feels t
bleachyeah50
EPISODE CONTEXT
As episode 24 of 25, 'The Eclipse' is the narrative fulcrum the entire Golden Age arc has been spiraling toward — the aftermath of Griffith's imprisonment, rescue, and the Band of the Falcon's fracturing all converge here. Following 'Eve of the Feast,' which positioned the characters at a point of no return, this episode launches the series into its apocalyptic climax. It directly sets up the finale, 'Time of Eternity,' which will deliver the consequences of everything unleashed here.
QUICK TAKES
eatingsocks
VerifiedI really did not expect Griffith to make that decision with the band of the hawk, but given how much build-up there was on him not being as he is perceived - it felt obvious. :(( his scenes as a child and explanation of his ambition were twisted but showed his guilt so well.
gorlock332
VerifiedThis episode was insane and pure carnage, like nothing in this series before. The switch up from a mercenary band to straight-up supernatural horror is crazy effective to emphasize the horror of this event.
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedThe transition between traversing a grass field to the supernatural circumstance of the Eclipse had such a big tonal whiplash, it effectively makes the audience feel as off-put and shocked as the band of the hawk. From the appearance of the apostles alone, the vibe changes.
debprotyusa
VerifiedThe Eclipse begins. The world turns into a nightmare as the God Hand appear and the Band of the Hawk is sacrificed.
2piangky
VerifiedFrom military strategy to monster the transition of the story is amazing I feel bad for Griffith he lost his mind because of the torture! as for Guts doing his best to save his brother at arms is touching. emotional and horror combined to this episode
pendragon
VerifiedUP: The Eclipse is HORRIFYING in its execution. The God Hand's design is NIGHTMARISH. DOWN: WARNING: THIS EPISODE IS EXTREMELY DISTURBING. The content is faithful to the manga and doesn't hold back. Viewer discretion ABSOLUTELY required. 😱
superkingcow
VerifiedTraumatizing. There is no other word. It’s the ultimate betrayal.
matchablaze1
Survival becomes the only goal. Hope is nearly erased, leaving raw instinct and desperation behind.
rjtheclown22
Episode 24 of Berserk, “Eclipse,” is a devastating and memorable turning point in both the story and the tone of Berserk. The stakes are higher than ever, characters are pushed to their limits, and the violence is as graphic as ever.
cm_chandra
This episode is not for the weak-hearted. From the very first moment, it feels like the world is slowly collapsing. The tension suffocates you, and every second feels heavier than the last. The darkness isn’t just in the setting — it’s in the emotions. By the end, nothing feels t
bleachyeah50
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