Berserk Volume 41

Berserk Volume 41 Editions to Release in December

Young Animal announced that Berserk Volume 41 will release on December 24, 2021 in Japan. A standard and special edition will be available to purchase. The special edition will include a special canvas artwork and a drama CD focused on “Casca’s Awakening.” The drama CD will also include music by Susumu Hirasawa, who composed music for the animated adaptations of Berserk. The normal edition of Berserk Volume 41 will cost 636 yen or roughly $5. The special edition will cost 3,960 yen or $36. [Thanks, Famitsu!]

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Both the special edition and normal edition are currently available to pre-order through Amazon Japan. As mentioned previously, the special edition will come with a unique canvas artwork. This artwork features series protagonist Guts. The piece will be 23.9cm x 18.7cm, or the standard B5 size.

Additionally, the drama CD will feature voice actors from the various animated adaptation of the series. This includes Hiroaki Iwanaga (Guts) and Yuko Miyamura (Casca). “Forces II” by Susumu Hirasawa will also be included on the drama CD.

In May 2021, it was announced that Kentaro Miura, creator of the Berserk manga series, had died. Young Animal released a statement, disclosing the details and shared a message from the editorial team, which paid tribute to Miura.

Berserk Volume 41 will release in Japan on December 24, 2021. There is currently no word regarding when an English release will arrive.


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