Griffith

Appearance

Griffith is 178 cm a young man of athletic build, leaner and more flexible than most of his party. He has long, curly blond hair and blue eyes. Many characters have commented on his incredible beauty, claiming that he is even more beautiful than many young women. In battle, he wears plate armor and a helmet shaped like a falcon's head with a sharp beak. "Long silver hair. He was so beautiful... I could hardly tell he was a man. More like someone from a fairy tale..." CHARLOTTE, SEEING GRIFFITH.

Griffith is a very handsome man with flowing white hair and beautiful blue eyes. Many of the more masculine men often comment on his beauty and how he looks like he stepped out of a painting. Some go so far as to lust after him, including a man he later encounters as an enemy. Most of the time, Griffith uses his appearance to manipulate or gain his way, such as with Charlotte. He makes the young girl fall in love with him, his beauty, and his knowledge. Many characters, especially women, are drawn to him because of his angelic appearance. Those who choose to follow Griffith are usually emotional upon first meeting him, either enchanted by the thought of the splendor and majesty at his side, or struck by his strong sense of ambition and conviction. Conversely, he is able to perceive even the most subtle ill intentions a person has towards him, even upon first meeting him, and acts accordingly from that moment on. Understanding such human emotions and motivations, as well as an ambition that only pays attention to ascension, allowed Griffith to fly alone above all, like a boundless Falcon. In Berserk, Griffith is driven by ambition, power, and an opportunistic nature. He is willing to sacrifice others for his aspirations, holding to the ideal of never betraying his dream, no matter the moral cost. His transformation into Femto erases his morals and emotions, turning him into a ruthless entity that views others as disposable tools. However, Griffith is also quite possessive, selfish, manipulative, vicious, and obsessive to the point that he would rather punch someone in the gut than let them go when the larger man contemplates leaving. However, when he is not at work, he has a less serious, more playful and humorous side.He had a multi-faceted demeanor during the early years of the company, sometimes appearing carefree and almost childlike innocence, while at other times displaying a fierce killing intent and lethality. This juxtaposition of undeniable differences and shared natural traits is what attracts people from different walks of life to his mercenary group. Despite his large following, Griffith's ego was never noticeable in his early years. The deaths of those fighting for his dream take a toll on him. To cope with losing them and ensuring that their deaths are not in vain, Griffith begins to rely on cold logic and reasoning, prioritizing success over compassion - paradoxically expressing compassion for his comrades by suppressing it. Soon, he is completely apathetic to the deaths of his comrades. Even then, he still possesses his humanity and questions his immoral designs, at one point asking Guts if he is cruel. Griffith comes to the conclusion that his comrades, however, are beneath him, seeing them as nothing more than tools to achieve his dreams, and none of them meet his criteria for a true friend.

Appearance: Appearance

Long silver hair. He was so beautiful... I could hardly tell he was a man. More like someone from a fairy tale..."

Griffith is a very handsome man with flowing white hair and beautiful blue eyes. Many of the more masculine men often comment on his beauty and how he looks like he stepped out of a painting. Some go so far as to lust after him, including a man he later encounters as an enemy. .

The action takes place in the Middle Ages, in the fifteenth century