Guts and Mukuro: The Examination of Existentialist Ideals
As a writer you deal with numerous doubts about every word you have written and every characterization you use in your pieces, but what I love the most is the ideas that maybe expressed or the subjects, no matter how densely packed, come to mind. The greatest difficulty of being a writer has nothing to do with finding the right words, characterizations, or even facts that you may have misinterpreted, but the idea of trying to better the pieces that preceded it. Coming up with new ideas that may expand a topic or a new perspective on that topic. That is what brings me to today's topic, and I promise I will get into the analysis of the characters of Guts and Mukuro and how they both relate to the idea of human existentialism, but I wanted to give a brief overview of the works presented prior to any analysis. What Togashi and Miura are able to accomplish with 'Yu Yu Hakusho' and 'Berserk' is nothing short of remarkable. Not one character is ill conc...