The Diablo franchise is a series full of dark themes, set in a medieval fantasy world, centered on the ongoing woes of humanity while a war rages between Heaven and Hell. It has been around for quite a while, with the first game in the series being released in 1997, but even then, there was plenty of inspiration to be found from the similarly themed manga, Berserk. Now, those worlds are colliding with a new collaboration between Berserk and Diablo 4 and Diablo Immortal, offering lots of fun content for players to uncover in the games. 40621w

Ever since it first debuted in 1989, Berserk has stood as one of Japan’s most iconic and influential manga series. With its dark, mature take on the fantasy genre, unforgettable characters, and intricately detailed artwork, it arguably paved the way for later successes like Claymore and Attack on Titan. However, despite its monumental legacy, Berserk has not been well served by its anime adaptations, which have repeatedly fallen short of capturing the depth and intensity of the original work.

Berserkand Gundam aren't two franchises that have a lot in common, which is why it's strange the two both had crossovers with massive Blizzard franchises announced at the same time. In a move that is sure to delight fans of Berserk, Kentaro Miura's epic is officially crossing over with Diablo IV as confirmed by a post on Diablo's official X . Strangely, around the same time, the official X for Overwatch confirmed that it was crossing over with Gundam Wing, teasing fans with an image that appears to be of Mercy fused with the titular Gundam.

Berserk is commonly regarded as one of the greatest manga series ever created, yet in the past three decades and change since its debut, the masterwork of Kentaro Miura has never received a truly great anime adaptation. Many studios have tried, with OLM's 1997 series still held in high regard by Berserk's community. The adaptations which followed, however, range from divisive to utterly disastrous. The most recent 2016 adaptation fits the latter description.

Kentaro Miura's masterpiece manga series, Berserk, is commonly regarded as one of the greatest stories ever told in the medium. At times, the series can be unforgivingly brutal in its depictions of violence and cruelty, only to then turn around and feed its audience some of the most emotionally heartfelt and inspiring moments the dark fantasy genre will allow for. Packed to the brim with high-energy action and jaw-dropping artwork, it's obvious why Berserk is so acclaimed.

When it comes to oversized anime swords, Cloud Strife’s Buster Sword often steals the spotlight, but one dedicated Berserk fan has just raised the bar to near-impossible levels. Crafting a full-scale, 20-foot-long replica of Guts’ legendary Dragon Slayer, this cosplayer has brought the most absurdly massive anime weapon to life in a way that even the Black Swordsman himself would ire. Not only is this beast of a sword accurate to Kentaro Miura’s manga, but it also weighs a staggering 80 pounds, making it much more than just an impressive display piece.

Modern animes showcase the diverse ways the industry entertains audiences. From the world-breaking Demon Slayer to the rising success of Solo Leveling, and even heartwarming series like Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End and Horimiya, modern anime has helped expand the fanbase worldwide. However, despite this rapid growth, ‘90s anime remains golden for both new and old fans. These classics set the foundation for storytelling and character development, proving that their influence is still strong today.

Kentaro Miura's masterpiece manga series, Berserk, is commonly regarded as one of the greatest stories told in the medium. Excruciatingly dark at times, but also serving up incredibly hopeful themes of perseverance and recovery, Berserk has long been one of the most successful franchises in the industry, with masterfully written characters and some of the greatest artwork ever produced helping elevate the series to legendary status. Though its creator ed away in May 2021, Berserk continues under the supervision of Miura's longtime friend and artist, Kouji Mori.

A new Berserk fan animation is going viral on X, and it has fans thirsting for an anime adaptation that can truly live up to one of the most critically acclaimed manga of all time. Berserk hasn't seen a new anime since the conclusion of 2017's 3D series. While a condensed version of the Golden Age trilogy of movies was aired as an episodic anime titled Berserk: Memorial Edition, that did little to sate fans' desire for a new anime. A new fan animation, however, is making it obvious how glorious a new anime would be.

Kentaro Miura's dark fantasy manga masterpiece, Berserk, is one of the most popular and enduring titles in manga history. Having begun publication in 1989, Miura continued work on the series until his tragic and untimely ing in May 2021. Since then, Miura's own Studio Gaga, with the help of Kouji Mori, have continued production on Berserk based on notes the artist left behind. When taking on the series, Studio Gaga canceled all other projects, including one the studio was working on directly with Kentaro Miura.