Berserk Returns to Regular Schedule: Can It Still Be Called the Best Manga of All Time?
The legendary dark fantasy returns to stable releases, reopening manga's oldest critical debate.
Calling any series the best manga of all time is usually a recipe for arguments, but Berserk has spent decades forcing even skeptical readers to take the claim seriously. The announcement of a more stable publishing schedule has reignited interest, not just in the current chapters but in the entire legacy of Guts's journey.
From a craft perspective, Berserk remains a masterclass in visual storytelling. The detailed linework, the mythological horror designs, and the use of silence between action beats are still studied by aspiring artists. It is also a foundational entry in any best seinen manga list, because it helped define what mature storytelling could look like in the medium.
The unresolved question is whether the posthumous continuation can honor that legacy. New chapters have been respectful and visually consistent, yet long-time fans remain protective of the original vision. Whether or not it ultimately retains the "best ever" crown, Berserk's return is one of the most significant events in recent manga publishing, and manga critic reviews across the board agree that it deserves your attention.
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