Berserk Vol. 15: Berserk Volume 15
- ISBN
- 9781593075774
- Publisher
- Dark Horse
- English release
- Pages
- 240
- Chapters
- 100–110
Berserk Volume 15 takes Guts's pursuit of revenge into a village whose apparent innocence conceals danger. The publisher describes a distorted fairy-tale premise following the loss of the Hawks. This paperback belongs to Deluxe 5, alongside standard Volumes 13 and 14; it is not the equivalent of a hardcover numbered 15. Readers continuing from the Hawks' catastrophe should follow the standard sequence even though the setting and immediate conflict have changed.
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A village offers a different kind of uncertainty from a battlefield: its appearance does not identify who is dangerous or who needs protection. PRH presents the setting through concealed tragedy and a corrupted fairy-tale frame, rather than a clearly declared military enemy. That premise is the useful distinction to carry into this book. The uncertainty belongs to the setting itself: apparent safety does not give the visitor a clear way to distinguish victims from threats. Guts's ability to fight establishes what he can do when danger becomes recognizable; it says less about his ability to recognize it in time.
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