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* VindicatedByHistory: Upon their release, the three films weren't super popular, due to the creepy nature of the animation at times, the choice to adapt the Golden Age Arc again, and the fact it cut several elements from the adaptation. Several years later, the films got a slight resurgence thanks to the English dubs, which brought back a lot of the ''1997'' cast and did an impressive job making all the returning performances feel even better. The final point to bring people's perception around on the films was the infamous release of ''Anime/Berserk2016'', which was considered so bad, that many looked back at the film trilogy and admitted that, while flawed, they were more faithful to the spirit of ''Berserk'' and far better made, especially in regards to the animation and overall visual appeal of the production. The "Memorial Edition" release also boosted its reputation due to it adding important scenes that were not included in the original release, such as "Wounds" and Bonfire of Dreams.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Upon their release, the three films weren't super popular, due to the creepy nature of the animation at times, the choice to adapt the Golden Age Arc again, and the fact it cut several elements from the adaptation. Several years later, the films got a slight resurgence thanks to the English dubs, which brought back a lot of the ''1997'' cast and did an impressive job making all the returning performances feel even better. The final point to bring people's perception around on the films was the infamous release of ''Anime/Berserk2016'', which was considered so bad, that many looked back at the film trilogy and admitted that, while flawed, they were whatever its flaws, it was a far more faithful to the spirit of ''Berserk'' competent and far better made, especially in regards to the respectable production with its own strengths, such as its high quality traditional animation and overall visual appeal of the production. which there is plenty. The "Memorial Edition" release also boosted its reputation due to it adding important character-building scenes that were not included in the original release, film releases, such as "Wounds" and Bonfire of Dreams.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Upon their release, the three films weren't super popular, due to the creepy nature of the animation at times, the choice to adapt the Golden Age Arc again, and the fact it cut several elements from the adaptation. Several years later, the films got a slight resurgence thanks to the English dubs, which brought back a lot of the ''1997'' cast and did an impressive job making all the returning performances feel even better. The final point to bring people's perception around on the films was the infamous release of ''Anime/Berserk2016'', which was considered so bad, that many looked back at the film trilogy and admitted that, while flawed, they were more faithful to the spirit of ''Berserk'' and far better made, especially in regards to the animation and overall visual appeal of the production. The "Memorial Edition" release also boosted its reputation due to it adding important scenes that were originally not included in the original release, such as "Wounds" and Bonfire of Dreams.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Upon their release, the three films weren't super popular, due to the creepy nature of the animation at times, the choice to adapt the Golden Age Arc again, and the fact it cut several elements from the adaptation. Several years later, the films got a slight resurgence thanks to the English dubs, which brought back a lot of the ''1997'' cast and did an impressive job making all the returning performances feel even better. The final point to bring people's perception around on the films was the infamous release of ''Anime/Berserk2016'', which was considered so bad, that many looked back at the film trilogy and admitted that, while flawed, they were more faithful to the spirit of ''Berserk'' and far better made, especially in regards to the animation and overall visual appeal of the production. The "Memorial Edition" release also boosted its reputation due to it adding important scenes that were originally were not included in the original release, such as "Wounds" and Bonfire of Dreams.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Upon their release, the three films weren't super popular, due to the creepy nature of the animation at times, the choice to adapt the Golden Age Arc again, and the fact it cut several elements from the adaptation. Several years later, the films got a slight resurgence thanks to the English dubs, which brought back a lot of the ''1997'' cast and did an impressive job making all the returning performances feel even better. The final point to bring people's perception around on the films was the infamous release of ''Anime/Berserk2016'', which was considered so bad, that many looked back at the film trilogy and admitted that, while flawed, they were more faithful to the spirit of ''Berserk'' and far better made, especially in regards to the animation and overall visual appeal of the production.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Upon their release, the three films weren't super popular, due to the creepy nature of the animation at times, the choice to adapt the Golden Age Arc again, and the fact it cut several elements from the adaptation. Several years later, the films got a slight resurgence thanks to the English dubs, which brought back a lot of the ''1997'' cast and did an impressive job making all the returning performances feel even better. The final point to bring people's perception around on the films was the infamous release of ''Anime/Berserk2016'', which was considered so bad, that many looked back at the film trilogy and admitted that, while flawed, they were more faithful to the spirit of ''Berserk'' and far better made, especially in regards to the animation and overall visual appeal of the production. The "Memorial Edition" release also boosted its reputation due to it adding important scenes that were originally not included in the original release, such as "Wounds" and Bonfire of Dreams.
