History Funny / Berserk

** Guts' voice actors clearly had a ball in the recording studio.

* During the Eclipse, when Griffith is raised on the hand-like plataform, each member of the God Hand goes on to stand over a finger. Naturally, [[HornyDevils Slan]] is standing over [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything the middle finger]].

** [[InsultBackfire Too bad she took it as more of compliment than anything]]. In fact, considering [[HornyDevils what kind of creature Slan is]], this could plausibly be her official title.

* Isma's CryCute moment is surprisingly funny, since it felt like it came right outta nowhere. There are also the [[InnocentFanserviceGirl many, many, many]] MaleGaze moments she gave Isidro, which prompted Schierke to go [[FlatWhat "Guh?"]] when she tried to contact him via telepathy and saw down Isma's cleavage.

* The idle threat from the Pirate who was hit by Schierke's paralyzation spell: "LET ME MOVE OR I WILL PUNCH YOU!" Somebody give this guy a Nobel Prize...

* Asked by Collette's father whether the huge object behind him is some kind of sword, Guts sarcastically answers, "Nah. [[DeadpanSnarker I use it for my cooking]].''

* When Guts walks into the inn at the start of the "Baron of Koka Castle" story, he plops a coin on the table and states to the innkeeper and says in a deadpan {{Understatement}}, "I'm gonna mess up your shop a bit." He then proceeds to shoot the Baron's men full of bolts with his repeating crossbow and [[ColdBloodedTorture torture]] one of the survivors in front of the customers, and ends by chopping the last mook [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe in half]] with a swing of his {{BFS}} that breaks the floorboards to splinters, leaving the innkeeper with multiple bloodied corpses to clean up.

* Episode 364: While it's directly before a very serious reveal, the Moonlight Child attempting to steal the Berserker Armor, complete with being mostly hidden by the breastplate alone, is nothing short of hilarious and adorable in equal measure.

* Laughter doesn't just stop with the content within the volumes, but on the outside as well. The summaries on the back of each of the Dark Horse Manga English volumes are ''hilarious''. You might not think much after reading the description on the back of volume one's cover, but they get funnier as they progress - and you have over thirty-five volumes to choose from. Some highlights are:

* An '''''[[DeadBabyComedy extremely bleak example]]''''', but Gaston's final moments is this thanks to his last musings. [[YourHeadASplode Him having his head blown to gunk by a miniature Apostle that burrowed out of his head]]? [[NightmareFuel Hor]][[TearJerker rif]][[NauseaFuel ic]]. Him musing before he dies [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall that he feels like he's caught up in]] [[Creator/KentaroMiura somebody else's story]], before musing that he's probably nothing more than a minor character? [[CrossesTheLineTwice So fucked up it's hilarious]].

* After Griffith defeats Emperor Ganishka the first time,saving the city of Vritannis, it's very funny to see Griffith wrestles the command of all the allied forces from everyone, and how laughably easily he does that. When the nobles from Midland question his authority as commander of Midland, Princess Charlotte comes and appoints Griffith supreme commander of all of Midland's forces, then when Lord Vandimion reminds everyone that Midland is but a part of an alliance, the Pope comes and recognizes Griffith as the Hawk of Light, blessing him. In two episodes everyone is under Griffith's command.

* When we return back to the Seahorse following Griffith's victory over Ganishka, Schierke is performing astral projection, and in her unconscious state Puck and Isidro proceed to prank her by FaceDoodling and costuming her as a pirate. When she wakes up she becomes irate and shoots a blast of magic that gives them AshFace. While Schierke scolds Ivalera for not stopping them, her companion cannot conceal how funny she finds it. Finally, Farnese enters the room and naively asks, "Is this a ritual for a new spell? Please teach me how to do it too!"

* Isma's CryCute moment is surprisingly funny, since it felt like it came right outta nowhere. There's also the [[InnocentFanserviceGirl many, many, many]] MaleGaze moments she gave Isidro, which prompted Schierke to go [[FlatWhat "Guh?"]] when she tried to contact him via telepathy and saw her assets.
* Every time Captain Sharkrider makes an appearance is a funny moment. He constantly chews the scenery with his card-carrying villain antics, and occasionally chews on the face of his first mate when he gets worked up.

* While it probably wasn't meant to be funny, there's Falconia in Episode 334. [[ItsAllAboutMe You ever wonder what is the size of Griffith's ego?]] [[{{Egopolis}} There's your answer]]. There's hawks, griffins and even seraphim (''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' ShoutOut and secretly Godhand CultOfPersonality (they've been called Angels in the past after all)) statues and carvings all through the city. It's like a desperate cry for attention [[AttentionWhore "Hey, look at me! Am I not fantastic?!"]]. Seriously, not even [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings Sauron]], ComicBook/LexLuthor, Doctor Doom, [[Series/GameOfThrones Joffrey Baratheon]] and all RealLife dictators combined couldn't reach that level of ego-trip, [[FromBadToWorse which only gets worse]] next episode as he sets himself as a GodEmperor and TheMessiah of the Holy See and starts using his powers to bring the souls of the dead back to amaze his new subjects. Cause, you know, building an utopic city that makes Rome, Vatican and Florence its bitches wasn't enough. Apparently, becoming a Godhand and losing his emotions didn't solve Griffith's [[{{Narcissist}} narcissism]].

** The dream worlds that Schierke and Farnese start out in during the Passage of Dreams have some hilarious imagery -- the first being Schierke as she finds herself tormented by Isidro in ''literal'' monkey form (and tries to summon a giant golem and a wheel of flame that come out as hilariously chibi); the second being Farnese washing and drying clothes in a way that represents her search for approval from others (and features Mozgus and Guts as a stone head/his helmet respectively that don't like each other). The other party members' clothes talking to her, Mozgus and the Berserker Armor's disembodied heads hamming it up, and the conceit of a flaccid Dragonslayer hung up like a shirt on a clothes line to dry is just too rich.

* Episode 349: At a party with the elves, Isma gets drunk and starts rambling about being a merrow. She decides to demonstrate to the astounded magic pupil by transforming... forgetting that mermaid tails and underwear don't mix well. The pupils immediately try to get her to let them scrape off scales and oils for their potions.

* There's a tiny, easy to miss one as Guts and Casca make their escape on a horse stolen from the Kushan army: Guts is cutting his way through whatever soldiers are in the way, with both hands occupied wielding the Dragonslayer. Casca is clinging to Guts, practically curled up in his lap. So who's steering the horse? If you look closely, you can see that it's [[http://mangafox.me/manga/berserk/c176/8.html Puck]]!

* After Guts and Casca return safe to Griffith from the Hundred Man Fight, Casca says it was her fault and that he can punish her however he likes. Guts makes a funny expression of exasperation and suddenly spanks her on the behind, causing her to leap into Griffith's arms and shout indignantly. [[http://www.mangareader.net/96-1127-131/berserk/chapter-7.html Welcome back indeed!]]

** When the Hawks prepare to execute Operation: Rescue Griffith, Casca professionally mantles her horse... until she mounts it a bit too roughly (especially after copious amounts of passionate lovemaking) and she winces [[https://www.mangareader.net/berserk/10/38 with a most comical face.]] Guts comes by asking her what was the matter, only to be greeted with a glare.

** Afterwards, Charlotte has a good look at Casca and realizes that she was the knight whom she pledged to protect Griffith that day before a fateful battle... only she had no idea that [[SamusIsAGirl Casca was, in fact, a woman.]] While Guts and Judeau are snickering like schoolboys in the background, Casca grows more flustered when Charlotte wonders why she didn't mistake her for a man this time around. Guts' answer? "The obscurity. She [Charlotte] mistook her [Casca] for a woman." Probably not the best thing to say to your girlfriend, but Casca took it professionally - [[https://www.mangareader.net/berserk/10/56 to some extent.]]

* When Guts is being kept in a cage by the Holy Iron Chain Knights and the demons come out at night, Puck comes in time with the keys - but will only unlock the cage [[https://www.mangareader.net/berserk/17/7 if Guts says, "Pretty please with sugar on top."]] '''And Guts actually complies.''' But swears revenge later. Does this guy ''really'' need anymore reasons to go on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge?

* Guts, Casca and Co. are in a bar. A drunkard approaches Casca, who is busy demolishing a set of [[EroticEating sausage]] [[HilariousInHindsight links]], and asks her to serve him a drink. Guts then nonchalantly kicks him in the face. Serpico then asks Guts to remove his foot from the table. [[http://www.mangareader.net/96-1149-63/berserk/chapter-29.html Hilarious]].

* Guts, Casca, Isidro, and Schierke arrive to crash a party full of nobles, [[http://www.mangahere.co/manga/berserk/c270/20.html not at all dressed for the occasion.]] Puck's line is what sells the funny.

* During the Lost Children Arc, Puck imagines a [[http://www.mangareader.net/96-1135-128/berserk/chapter-15.html Chibi Godhand]]. Dear God...

* [[KnightTemplar Inquisitor Mozgus]] can be strangely funny when he's not busy dealing with heretics. Specifically when he gets all emotional [[{{Gonk}} and just looks absurd,]] or does something ridiculous like smash his face repeatedly into the floor. It becomes [[{{Narm}} difficult to take him seriously.]]

* When Guts tells Jill to go home, after he had held a knife to her throat in order to get away from the mob in town, Puck gets angry and tells him she's bleeding. Guts grabs Puck and uses him like a salt shaker to sprinkle pixie dust on Jill's cut.
* Puck, finally fed up with Guts acting like a {{Jerkass}}, gives him an [[https://68.media.tumblr.com/4753e2cc1a995da3454bb829bd06b3ef/tumblr_nr6kyovwBN1rztjsno1_540.png Albatross Death Blow]], bonus points because Guts predictablly [[NoSell No Sells]] it but proceeds to start [[https://68.media.tumblr.com/2103636c6a20784b7fa500021597e653/tumblr_nr6kyovwBN1rztjsno2_540.png cracking up over it]]. Doubles as a Heartwarming moment as well because this is the first ''legitimate'' time Guts is shown laughing on screen since the Eclipse.

* Isidro stating that he chose to be what he is now because of the Band of Hawk's raiding commander whose name he can't remember...who's Guts...who's standing right behind him.
--> '''Guts''': *While Isidro lists his deeds* It's been embellished...

* Episode 351: Despite what horrors awaits them in the center of Casca's mind, Schierke and Farnese's next major obstacle is... [[GagPenis basically big black penises that attack by spewing white liquid out of their "mouths"]], enough to make even the late H. R. Giger blush. They even encounter humanoids with penis-shaped heads and penises for arms. Of course, when you note that Casca has the same kind of [[NauseaFuel visceral revulsion]] to these things as with the other monsters of the dreamscape, and remember just ''why'' the phallic monsters are there, things get decidedly ''less'' funny.

--> ''''Guts:'''' Why? I don't recall ever being arrested by Priests. 'Course, that don't mean... I ''ain't'' been...\\

* Adon Corbowitz deserves a mention for being spectacularly useless and [[LargeHam hammy]] about it in every appearance he got.

--> '''Mercenary''': Well, that explains it...
** During the assult on Doldrey, when Casca has Adon pretty much beaten and on the ropes, he announces there's only one thing left to do, which you might expect to mean he's going to try one of his family's secret techniques, but instead he abruptly drops to his knees and grovels for mercy. The [[http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-0gMXPat1YQA/Vi7NSDOvAoI/AAAAAAAC1xs/JX98y2H5i2g/s16000/0026-020.jpg first face]] Casca makes at him is like a visual FlatWhat, and as it sinks in she just can't help but feel embarassed for having ever taken such an idiot seriously. Meanwhile, even Adon's own soldiers are ashamed to see their leader sink so low:
--> '''Knight 1''': S-sir Adon! This is just too much!
--> '''Knight 2''': You must be kidding!? It was ''your'' fault we all got left here, and yet...

** But haha! Gotcha! It actually ''was'' his secret technique, "furious attack thunderclap burst" passed down by the Coborlwitz family for 1,000 years! The way that Adon goes right back to cackling and congratulating himself immediately after regaining the upper hand through such a humiliating and dirty trick just goes to show that there's no cure for shamelessness.

** When the Hawks prepare to execute Operation Rescue Griffith, Casca professionally mantles her horse... until she mounts it a bit too roughly (especially after copious amounts of passionate lovemaking) and she winces [[https://www.mangareader.net/berserk/10/38 with a most comical face.]] Guts comes by asking her what was the matter, only to be greeted with a glare.

** Before the group descends the tower's inner depths, Charlotte begs Casca to kidnap her afterwards so that she could be with Griffith. Judeau even ''agrees'' with Charlotte, pointing out that it could give them leverage over Midland while on the lam, but Casca swiftly silences them all by explaining why such an act would be more detrimental to both parties than beneficial. That alone was a CrowningMomentOfAwesome on Casca's part with her deductive reasoning, but it understandably puts Charlotte in a sour mood (refer to temper tantrum in above example). On a second thought, Casca is sympathetic enough to let Charlotte stick around long enough to be with Griffith before the Hawks escapes, which pleases Charlotte enough... but she says that she'll scream again if necessary in her inner monologue.

* In volume 32, after an exhausting but [[CrowningMomentofAwesome kickass]] fight with Emperor Ganishka [[EnemyMine while teaming up with Zodd]], Guts collapses flat, face first, onto the pavement (which is sorta funny in itself). Serpico's commentary?