Void (Berserk)

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Void
Alias	None
Origin	Berserk
Occupation	Leader of the God Hand
Powers / Skills	Space Manipulation Godly powers Causality Manipulation Immortality Branding
Hobby	Branding his victims
Goals	Serve The Idea of Evil and its purpose of giving reason for humanity's suffering. Maintain and enforce the Law of Causality.
Crimes	Direct and indirect mass murder Corruption
Type of Villain	Omniscient Deity

“	The thread bundled by the laws of causality have now been bound.	„
	~ Void as Griffith submits his troops as sacrifices

“	The promised time has come!	„
	~ Void as he brands sacrificial victims

“	The thread of causality has been severed.	„
	~ Void as Apostle Count dies refusing to sacrifice his daughter

Void is the leader and oldest member of the God Hand and the secondary antagonist of the manga series Berserk.

Though the members of the God Hand are all nominally of equal standing, Void, being the eldest of them, acts as the de facto leader of the group. He is the one who brands the sacrifices made by tortured souls in order for them to become Apostles and achieve their dream. He is the nemesis of the Skull Knight, who he may have sacrificed himself in a long past story similar to Guts and Griffith in the past.

Void's head features a large, exposed brain, eyes stitched shut and lips peeled back. His cloak and body seem to be distorted, and he has the power to open up a sort of inter dimensional mirror portal at his own will. He also notably has six fingers on each hand.

He is the most philosophical God Hand member and is primarily concerned with analyzing and controlling the course of destiny.

Trivia

• His name could be inspired by John Boyd, a Science-Fiction author, or Destination: Void, a sci-fi novel by Frank Herbert.
• In the first adaptation of the series, Void serves as the series narrator, introducing each episode and previewing the next.

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