As someone who has been following the world of anime for decades now, I must say that the ongoing saga of Berserk and its various adaptations is nothing short of intriguing. It’s like watching a rollercoaster ride without the safety belts, filled with highs, lows, twists, and turns. The fan community’s relentless pursuit to bring Guts and his band of misfits back to life on screen is a testament to the enduring power of this dark fantasy series.
Studio Eclypse, in particular, has been a beacon of hope for Berserk fans, refusing to bow down to the official word from Studio Gaga. Their unwavering determination to bring us The Black Swordsman is commendable, even if it does border on the audacious. I’ve seen fan-made projects come and go, but Eclypse seems to be holding their ground, much like Guts himself against the horrors of the world.
Their recent move to release an unofficial alternate ending for Attack on Titan is a clever tactic, not just to keep their name in the limelight, but also to gauge the reaction of the fans and potentially IP holders. If they can pull off a satisfying conclusion to a series as beloved as AoT, it could very well pave the way for their Berserk project.
As for the controversy surrounding Guts, I’ve seen crazier things in my time (and I’ve watched One Piece for crying out loud). The fact that Eclypse is still pushing forward despite the official word from Studio Gaga speaks volumes about their dedication and the passion of the fan community.
And now, to lighten the mood a bit, let me leave you with this: I wonder if Guts would be as fierce if he had to deal with cease-and-desist letters instead of Griffith and the God Hand. He’d probably just grunt, slash through the paper, and move on to more important things like saving the world or finding a good steak. That’s the spirit, Guts! Keep swinging that sword!
Fans of the anime “Berserk” haven’t seen an official continuation since the release of “Berserk: Memorial Edition” in 2022. With no word on the Band of the Hawk reappearing on screen, enthusiasts took charge and started their own projects centered around Guts and his harsh universe. One notable example was Studio Arche’s fan animation, serving as an unofficial sequel to the 1997 anime. However, this project came to a halt when Hakusensha Inc., the owners of the “Berserk” license, declared that the fan-anime had no connection to the franchise. Conversely, Studio Eclypse, the fan studio behind “Berserk: The Black Swordsman,” has recently hinted at some significant updates.
If you didn’t catch the statement made by Berserk’s owners last year, let me fill you in. Studio Eclypse announced plans for a Berserk animation on their X Account and website, but Kentaro Miura (Studio Gaga), the rights holder of Berserk, has not given his authorization for this production. Moreover, the accompanying videos were shown without his consent. This revelation led to the cancellation of fan studio Taka’s second season project. However, despite this release in October, Studio Eclypse clarified that their Berserk anime was not officially canceled.
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Berserk: The Black Swordsman Update
Requiem”. Although the storyline of this special episode is shrouded in mystery, it promises to rewrite the series finale. The trailer released hints at updates about their Berserk project, with Studio Eclypse expressing anticipation to share more details about “The Black Swordsman” project in the coming months. Keep an eye out for their future announcements!
The Controversy of Guts
As a longtime fan of Studio Gaga’s Berserk: The Black Swordsman, I found myself taken aback by the latest turn of events regarding Eclypse and their animated adaptation project. Having followed Eclypse closely for years, I was thrilled when they announced they were taking on this beloved IP. However, their recent decision to halt production and take down all related content has left me feeling a bit disheartened.
From my perspective, it seems that the situation is not as dire as some might think. Eclypse’s statement in October made it clear that they had not received any formal “cease and desist” letter from Studio Gaga and were actively seeking communication with the IP holders. While they did remove their videos of the project and Patreon page, there have been no reports of refunds being issued to fans who donated.
In light of these circumstances, I believe that Eclypse’s decision to “go back to their roots” and focus on self-funded animation projects is a wise one. As someone who has experienced the ups and downs of crowdfunding for creative projects myself, I understand the challenges involved in working with IP holders, especially when it comes to fan productions.
Ultimately, I remain optimistic that Eclypse will find a way to bring their vision for Berserk: The Black Swordsman to life, perhaps through a different approach or partnership. In the meantime, I’ll continue to follow their journey and support them in their future endeavors.
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