Kentaro Miura and his successors at Studio Gaga including Kouji Mori have secured an incredible legacy for manga's greatest dark fantasy series of all time, Berserk. Despite strong lifetime sales, with 70 million copies in circulation, a multimedia franchise so influential its presence is felt in some of the most beloved prestige gaming and anime franchises of the modern day, Berserk's never quite nailed down its anime footprint, though. This is despite a nostalgic and well-crafted first outing largely covering the Golden Age Arc and shades of the Black Swordsman Arc. But looking upon Berserk's anime of the past, one is often left with greater frustration over what's not been covered.
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