"Band of the Falcon" is the second episode of the Berserk 1997 anime.This bend covers Guts' young life, paving the way to occasions of the primary episode, "Dark Swordsman". The episode adjusts the last part of the episode 0-11 to the initial 66% of episode 0-13.
Outline:
A battering ram gets through a couple of doors driving into a stronghold, which permits countless fighters to rush in. An aristocrat leads them as he calls out: "Off with the General's head!" The trespassers are come by a solitary huge knight using a fight hatchet, leaving them too reluctant to even consider drawing closer. The man is recognized as Bazuso, the Thirty Man Slayer, otherwise called the Bear Slaughterer.
Guts surges forward and quickly puts Bazuso on the safeguard, swinging his blade and in the end breaking Bazuso's gigantic hatchet. He then gets under Bazuso's gatekeeper, slicing into the man's side through his defensive layer, while the hatchet pointlessly breaks against Guts' cap, which is knocked off from the blow. Guts then polishes off Bazuso while he asks for leniency.
From a higher place, Griffith and three different men watch the battle among Guts and Bazuso, examining the fleeting fight between the two. The officers concur that while Guts might major areas of strength for be's "no counterpart for our chief (Griffith)" while Griffith stays quiet. At long last, he gives the word to clear the stronghold.
Outside the post, the aristocrat pays Guts, saying that he was dazzled, regardless of whether Bazuso's demise was an accident. The man then, at that point, offers Guts a suggestion: working for him consistently, at last significantly increasing his compensation and elevating him to a positioned champion, which he adds is something no simple hired fighter could expect. Guts overlooks the man and counts out his cash, making sure that the gold coins are genuine and leaves, saying: "Our agreement lapsed today, right? Appears to be the battling's about around here." The aristocrat again attempts to persuade Guts to remain and work for him, saying he doesn't have to put his life in danger at the front and gets his arm. Guts quickly drives the man away, twisting his arm into himself, shouting: "Don't contact me! At any point do you contact me."
Guts leaves with his compensation, strolling down a country road in no place. Farther away, a man investigating one of the many slopes sees Guts and reports it to the remainder of the gathering. A few different men join the first and remember him as the person who had quite recently killed Bazuso. They were ready to let him go, seeing as their occupation is finished and they were no longer foes when Corkus comes over. Subsequent to advising them that Guts most likely gotten reward pay for killing Bazuso, he then, at that point, investigates his shoulder and asks his chief, Griffith, what they ought to do and the response is straightforward: "Do however you see fit.
As the men are running off, somebody giggles and the gathering stops. Corkus recognizes the individual as Casca, who inquires as to whether they truly figure they can overcome Guts. Corkus replies with: "I'm the person who should kill Bazuso and become popular. I will not be fulfilled until I kill the vagabond who divided me and my brilliance," to which Casca just says that they'll pass on then, at that point. Corkus decides to overlook her advance notice and strolls off to battle with Guts.
On the way, Guts stops and sweeps the encompassing slopes, pondering internally that maybe it was only his creative mind. All of a sudden, the men emerge riding a horse and Corkus orders Dante to get him. He is cut through the waist (and later kicks the bucket). The close to go after is Errol who figures out how to cut Guts' right cheek before his arm is cut off. The horsemen stop and one shouts: "Dear God. This is fellow is simply excessively damn strong."
From the highest point of the slope, Judeau furiously says Corkus needs to all things considered "battle or leave. He will wind up dead" while Casca sits back saying that she let them know that would occur. Griffith, still not getting up from where he's lying, says that Casca would be advised to got help them, yet she irately says that its generally Corkus' issue, in the end consenting to go.
While the horsemen quarrel over who will go after straightaway, when Guts begins to rush them however is come by a bolt that is unexpectedly shot into his arm by Casca, who has acted the hero. She arranges Guts to remain back, however he won't move, pulling the bolt from his arm and stands prepared when Casca surges him riding a horse. The two trade a few passes and Guts winds up pushing over Casca's protective cap, shocked to figure out that she is a lady. Casca tumbles to the ground, however figures out how to get up and battle Guts once more.
The onlooking men are shocked to observe that Guts is driving Casca into a corner, since not a solitary one of them, with the exception of Griffith, can beat her. Casca is additionally astounded by Guts' expertise and the strength behind every one of his blows.
Casca is thumped the ground once more, and Guts is going to strike the completing blow when a lance shows up between the two. Griffith has come to join the battle. Casca cautions Griffith that Guts is major areas of strength for exceptionally to watch out. Griffith inquires as to whether Guts will set up his sword, yet Guts rejects thus his rival's sword is drawn, a dainty edge. He can obstruct Guts' immense blade one gave and cut him in the side with a solitary strike. As Guts breakdowns, he thinks: "Excessively quick."
Everybody cheers and are extremely dazzled when Griffith can overcome Guts in a single stroke. Guts compels himself to stand and gets ready to go after Griffith once more, yet implodes before he can. He deals with one more snapshot of cognizance to frown at Griffith prior to dropping because of his physical issue.
Guts has a fantasy that he is only a youngster, running from a startling beast, which won't kick the bucket regardless of how frequently he goes after it. He asks Gambino, his assenting father, to help him yet Gambino essentially says, "Don't ramble. Don't you recollect? I'm presently not alive in your reality. You ran your sword through my body that evening. I was in desolation, and afterward I kicked the bucket." The goliath hand pins down Guts while Gambino says: "You were the one that had the right to pass on." A lot of skeletons encompass Guts reciting "You ought to bite the dust" while Guts shouts out that he's grieved.
Guts apparently is enveloped by wraps and thinking "Don't contact me. Try not to contact me." He is then seen with Casca lying close to him and Guts sees that she has bruised eyes. He at long last completely wakes, uncertain of where he is and attempts to stand, which he views as a difficult encounter. He at last leaves his tent and into a hired soldier band, seeing how youthful every one of the individuals are. He then sees Griffith and Casca contending before another tent and Casca irately approaches. Guts is amazed to see that she has bruised eyes, yet lacks the opportunity to hypothesize on it, since Casca punches him in his injury and he tumbles to his knees. Casca lets him know that assuming she had her direction, Guts would have been left for dead.
Judeau, who is sitting close by honing his tossing blades, says Guts shouldn't allow it to get to him. He adds that Casca is a fretful kind, who is continuously defying her life as a hired fighter, guessing that it's presumably on the grounds that she is so great at it. He keeps, saying shes presumably irate on the grounds that Griffith requested her to lie with Guts for two days to keep him warm after he lost such a lot of blood, saying that Griffith had said that it was a lady's obligation to warm a man.
Griffith strolls over, holding Guts' sword, saying "An extraordinary weapon, excessive for me however," and returns it to his proprietor, requesting that Guts stroll with him.
As they stroll through the hired fighter camp, every one of the soldiers of fortune stand around, watching the two. Griffith illuminates Guts that they are the Band of the Falcon, whom Guts owns up to hearing reports about 'the soldier of fortune organization known as Death on the Battlefield.' But in the wake of hearing the bits of gossip, Guts contemplates internally that he never anticipated that the band should be made out of just 'kids.'
Corkus should be visible conversing with Casca and Rickert (articulated Ricket in the anime) who (properly) expects that Griffith would request that Guts be important for the Band of the Falcon, since he would be a particularly extraordinary expansion to the military. Corkus ends up being furious and faults Guts for killing Dante and harming Errol and will not imagine that those didn't occur. He goes to Pippin, inquiring as to whether he concurs, however doesn't get a response from the generally peaceful man.
Griffith and Guts arrive at the highest point of the slope and Guts requests to know why Griffith didn't kill him when they were battling before, whenever he got the opportunity. Casca comes and takes cover behind a braid, tuning in into their discussion. Griffith essentially replies "Since I believe you should go along with me, Guts." He adds that he was exceptionally dazzled with Guts' expertise, expressing that during the battle with Bazuso, Guts was sublime. He, says:
"Simply the manner in which you battle, it appears you esteem triumph more than your own life. You never yield an inch. In any event, when confronted with a beast like Bazuso, or dwarfed by a group riding a horse. In actuality, you would prefer to wildly connect any adversary that crosses your way. You are bold, yet I accept you deliberately put your life at serious risk and look for the significance of your reality by fighting to save it."
He wraps up by saying that Guts is captivating and causing him a deep sense of preferring, again saying he wants for Guts to go along with him. Guts becomes furious, not certain why Griffith is letting him know this and requests to realize what might occur assuming he decides to say 'no.' When Griffith appears to be confounded, Guts turns out to be considerably angrier and absolutely rejects, "Don't talk as though you know to such an extent. What do you are familiar me? You've never conversed with me. How is it that you could have much insight into me?" Guts requests, yet Griffith basically expresses that Guts is correct, that he just has a 'feeling' about him. At this, Guts becomes irritated that Griffith is dealing with him like a companion after he had cut him. Guts says that he will not fail to remember how Griffith treated him, and that he questions Griffith will fail to remember that he killed two of his confidants.
At the point when Griffith asks what Guts needs, Guts answers saying that its basic and draws his blade, expressing that he needs to place an opening the size of his sword in the man before him. Griffith asks into what he would get would it be advisable for him he win their session, and Guts says that he can do anything he desires with him. Griffith concurs, saying that he "rather appreciates settling things with force," likewise drawing his blade.
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