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Cosplayers Showcased Casca, Griffith, and Guts from "Berserk" - The "Band of the Hawk" Assembled

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The "Golden Age" is the second story arc, as well as the most famous and arguably the most important part of the "Berserk" manga. It tells the story of Guts' past — his birth, coming of age, service in the "Band of the Hawk," his relationships with Griffith and Casca, the "Eclipse," and other important events.

Especially for fans of the "Berserk" universe, which over 37 years has acquired video games, collectible figures and statues, memorable soundtracks by Susumu Hirasawa, board games, and numerous crossovers, photographer Kira "KIRA photoarts" Mitenkova has published new photos.

During her photoshoot, cosplayers Alexandra "ZEFIRKA_NATSUKI" Vladimirovna, Khel, and Nikita Nitsetov embodied characters such as Casca, Griffith, and Guts.

In the "Golden Age" arc, Casca is an officer of the "Band of the Hawk," a proud, hot-tempered, disciplined, and stubborn warrior who is used to hiding her weaknesses and vulnerability behind a mask of severity. She has a heightened sense of duty, always puts the safety of her comrades above her own, and demands the same dedication from those around her.

Griffith is the founder and commander-in-chief of the "Band of the Hawk," as well as the antagonist of "Berserk." Behind the mask of a charismatic, polite, refined, and impeccable leader hides a cold, calculating, and frighteningly egocentric strategist. Griffith possesses incredible willpower and magnetism, making people unconditionally believe in him and willingly die for his ideals. He considers everyone around him merely tools to achieve his goal.

Guts is the main protagonist of "Berserk," whose life, full of pain, struggle, and severe trials in the "Golden Age" arc, transforms him from a mercenary into the legendary Black Swordsman. His journey is one of overcoming total loneliness, during which he learns to trust people, to love, and to accept friendship, despite the horrors of his past.

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