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>Berserk has never, at any point in its existence, been low fantasy.
It has in the beginning, since the fantasy bits happen in the background, while the world at large is fairly mundane.
The world functions as it would have in a historical medieval setting, despite the existence of supernatural entities.
If this counts as high fantasy to you, then Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Twilight are high fantasy too.
>If you look at these pages and think this is low fantasy, you're one of two things, either autistic or unaware of what low fantasy means.
Low fantasy simply means that the amount of fantastical elements in the story is kept low, as contrasted to high fantasy where fantastical elements are present in high abundance.
The world of Berserk during the earlier arcs have very low amount of fantasy elements, and thus can be classified as low fantasy. The world itself is very mundane, which is why everyone is bewildered and terrified during the World Transformation; because they all were living in a mundane setting.
>What is annoying me about you faggots is how you try to shit on the current chapters by saying they're nothing like the old chapters
>when the exact same thing could be said about when the comic went into flashback mode at the very beginning
The criticisms were based on the quality, not the chronology of events.
The mortality rate is simply nonsensical, if you compare the earlier arcs to the latest :
- a band of battle-hardened mercenaries and war veterans were cut down left and right when facing against supernatural monsters
- a small party of inexperienced teenagers with weak magical tools can survive against supernatural monster attacks again and again
The amount of filler in later arcs, bits that neither add anything to the story nor push the story forward :
- pointless fight scenes (Rosine, Rosine's beetle-men apostle-spawns, Mozgus' henchmen, Kelpie, pirates, Sea God)
- pointless events (Ganishka's army vs Griffith's army)
- pointless characters (Isidro, Farnese, Serpico, Isma)