Skullkast

The regular crew sans Griffith continues the re-read expedition with an extra-long discussion of Volume 9: Skull Knight's introduction, sweaty seduction, royal rape, torture, sex against trees and more.

We brave Skype terrors to bring you a solid review of Episode 335, touching on Falconia's defenses, the God Hand's plan for it, Sonia's newfound role and Griffith's garb. We actually talked so much about the new episode that we ran out of time for the re-read, so stay tuned next time for Volume 9.

We dive in with thoughts on the coming episode, and what's in the big-ass orb in Falconia. And for our review of Volume 8, we finish up at Doldrey, swoon over Guts and Casca becoming closer, and examine the Falcons' final moments of happiness before the dark settles in. Also, Griff and I discuss our initial impressions of Dark Souls II on the back end.

Berserk is back, after the longest break in the series history. We waste no time, eagerly dissecting each page of the new episode, which involves discussion of Falconia's economy, the basis for the city's emergence, and what Rickert will do when confronted with Griffith.

Griffith's past, the Hundred-Man fight, Bonfire of Dreams and the Siege of Dolrey. That's right, it's two and a half hours of Volume 7 dissection.

In this show, we discuss the epilogue to Gigantomakhia, the upcoming episode of Berserk, and in our re-read we're up to Volume 6, where we talk about Griffith's I Have a Dream sequence.

Now celebrating 3 years of podcasting, the crew kicks off the show with a review of the "final" issue of Gigantomakhia; reflecting on the impact of the series and where it could go from here. In our re-read, we've reached Volume 5, and we spend a lot of time dissecting Guts and Casca's roles in the Falcons and, of course, Zodd's memorable entrance to the series.

The penultimate issue of Gigantomakhia is reviewed, and we also reach Volume 4 in our re-read project, and thus the Golden Age. And by that I don't mean that things are all downhill from here...

Goura appears! We're exuberant over the climax in Gigantomakhia. We also dissect Berserk Volume 3--one of the most important in the series. The nature of apostles, the vortex, the God Hand, and many other key elements of Beresrk are fully explored. Don't miss it.

Walter rediscovers Volume 2 and we talk about the latest developments in Gigantomakhia as it nears its climax in Issue 3. Also Steam Sales, Game of the Year, Final Fantasy 8 (what), Zelda Spirit Tracks (what), The Hobbit and The Thing prequel.

We review the second issue of Gigantomakhia, reassured that 100 million years in the future, there will be still be suplexes and upskirts. We also dive into our first re-read: Volume 1. The group discusses their favorite books and what everyone's been playing.

We discuss the details of Gigantomakhia's debut issue and the SciFi world Miura's cooked up in his spare time. Then it's on to our impressiosn on Zelda: A Link Between World, and finally a whole bunch of rambling at the end -- holy shit you guys.

We return from a break with news of Miura's new side project: GIGANTOMAKHIA. Also discussed: New Zelda, Star Trek nerds, Furries, and Superman.

Join us for the last of SKnet's movie review podcasts for the Golden Age saga. I hope you like pain! Guests Gobolatula and Grail join the admins for the discussion. We also talk E3 2013 and answer a question about SKnet's beginnings.

We discuss the Band of Falcons, old and new. Our favorites, their origins, and discover some interesting thoughts on the future. Griff talks Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, Walter raves on Dust, and Aazealh grumbles!

The admins talk about one of the lesser known themes of the series: water in the astral world.

The group talks about our favorite widemouthed emperor, Ganishka. We also discuss the state of Berserk in the USA, and the release of Volume 37.

A smorgasbord of podcasting awaits you as Walter gives dramatic readings of the Dark Horse back-of-volume blurbs. The gang also dissects the meaning behind Flora's reference to hellfire, and gives their thoughts on volume covers across the ages. Also in the outtakes section this week, Griffith and Walter chat about Vagabond while waiting for Aaz.

We discuss the origins of two young characters, how they've been perceived, and where they're headed. Aaz and Griff bury the 3DS hatchet and Walter shares a steamy Ghostbusters fanfiction concept.

We celebrate our 1 year anniversary recording the podcast with a show based on how we started: Just talking about Berserk stuff. We explore Miura's art style, the Berserk Dreamcast game, the perception of Berserk at large, and the legacy of the series.