The 2017 adaptation of Berserk has been a divisive journey for fans, primarily due to its controversial CGI animation. However, Episode 24, " City of Humans ," serves as a pivotal finale that manages to capture the growing bond of Guts’ new "found family."
The "Great Festival of Darkness" occurs every 216 years , and we finally see the God Hand in all their terrifying glory. It raises the ultimate Berserk question: Is Griffith a monster, or was he always destined to become one? Berserk Episode 24
For over 20 episodes, we watched the Band of the Falcon rise from a band of ragtag mercenaries to the heroes of Midland. But in Episode 24, " The Eclipse ," everything we loved was systematically destroyed. This isn't just an episode of anime; it’s a masterclass in psychological horror and the tragic culmination of Griffith’s blinding ambition. The 2017 adaptation of Berserk has been a
As the final animated installment available at this time, the episode leaves us at the gates of Vritannis, with a haunting vision of the city burning and the promise of a war between humans and apostles on the horizon. For over 20 episodes, we watched the Band
The most chilling moment is Griffith’s quiet realization that his dream can only be reached on the backs of those he has sacrificed . When he utters, "I sacrifice," the world shifts into a literal hellscape.
Watch these fan reactions and deep dives to see why Episode 24 remains one of the most talked-about moments in anime history: