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Berserk Composer Resurrects Anime’s Biggest Track Live
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Unfortunately, the goodwill that has long surrounded the dark manga series isn’t shared by the anime adaptations that have arrived over the years.
2016’s Berserk anime adaptation is routinely thought of by fans as far from living up to its source material, though this fact doesn’t mean that every adaptation isn’t worth checking out.
Videos by ComicBook.comOne of the biggest and most recognizable songs in Berserk history is “Forces,” which was a part of the overall soundtrack for the 1997 anime adaptation.
Luckily, even though no Berserk anime is on the horizon, the manga has still been going strong.
Earlier this year, the dark series dropped three new chapters that changed the game in quite a few ways.