Did Judeau Hate Griffith?
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- Опубликовано: 6 янв 2022
- In this video I explore the complex relationship between Judeau and Griffith. Today I attempt to answer the question “Did Judeau hate Griffith?” I combed through the Golden Age Arc anime and manga in hopes of figuring this out. The answer I came to surprised me.
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Really interesting perspective man. This definitely has my gears turning. Thank you. Easily subscribed. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for such kind words!
Here is another theory, Corkus knew guts would fuck everything upp thats why he hated him. Guts realised this afterwards and went to avenge Corkus, going as far as using suduction just like that apostle did. Jokes aside i never noticed this about Judeau, man i love that character. Kinda sucks that such a good guy went to the vortex.
the fact that guts still carries and throws knives because of judeau is so heartwarming
Throwing knives are insanely (scary and) good if you know how to use them. I'll be training to use them at some point of my life (even though I'll never have actual use for the skill).
@@pupper5580what would be the point of learning that lol. You’re better off perfecting your aim with a firearm
@@SCP--oz6ozThrowing knives are cooler and I don't have any American spirit.
@WorldWideHyperspace America is due for a collapse. Look at what happened during Katrina and the George Floyd riots. You need to prepare yourself.
I still have at least 5 grand in expenses left just in weaponry, plates+carriers, and NVG's I need to get
Yeah but I don't live in America so I'll just watch from the sidelines slurping my lemonade saying "I told you so."@@DixieSchizo
Judeau was an extremely well written character. I loved him from the very start but the way he sacrificed himself made him stand out even more as a character. Truly spectacular guy
Couldn’t agree more, Judeau was an essential part of Berserk
@@shaned.nelson6172 hey Shane, you asked for some feedback...I just wanted to say that I've been following berserk most of my life, and it's story is one synonymous with my own...I spent many long nights thinking about the relationships between the band. You're videos are fantastic and perfectly voice my opinions on the manga and the show. As long as you keep this level of clarity and open-mind about the manga and show, I think your content is high calibur.
@@abyssoulzenith Thank you for these kind words, I can only say I’ll do my best! I love Berserk very much and enjoy talking about it, even if it is something small.
Ay don't forget my guy Pippin.
I've always said that Judeau would have been the best sidekick for Guts post-eclipse, he would have had his back at all times while being a moral compass too.
Those Band of the Hawk members that decided to leave during the time Griffith was gone that year truly don't realize how goddamn lucky they really are. . . 😅😅
They probably ended up in Falconia, dead or less likely found some refuge somewhere after the astral world connected with earth.
@@alexsantos3100they at least had a good 4 years longer to live than the hawk members who stayed around to rescue griffith. I'd say that's better than nothing.
I mentioned this in a Berserk group. The ones who left during Griffith's imprisonment branched off and found their own way. Whether they ended up in the gutter or not, they weren't beholden to Griffith's ambitions. In that sense, they kind of achieved what Guts was trying to do. They really were the lucky ones all things considered......
@@wispycirrus9907 they also didn't end up in the Abyss/Vortex/hell
Tell that to Rickert. Rickert did the equivalent of missing his flight to New York on 09/11/2001, he managed to miss BOTH massacres of the hawks, the one on their camp and the eclipse
I would say Judeau didn't hate Griffith (because that's pretty strong word) but was aware what he was capable to do for the sake of his dream and kept certain distance because of it. Unfortunately Judeau couldn't see to future so he could've never imagine such thing as eclipse and sacrifice to happen
he obviously hated him during the eclipse
@@BriansMe hate is a strong word
@@BriansMe oh yeah everyone did
@@zeve3540 Are you saying he didn't?
@@BriansMe i don't have the time to hate it
Judeau's silent reactions are ironically some of the best writing in the entire series.
I agree wholeheartedly
I honestly think one of the reasons why Judeau didn't survive, is that he didn't see value in himself. Given that he thought he was only a jack of all trades and someone worthy to be valued as a whole, is ultimately what caused his own downfall. As intelligent and insightful as he was, he wasn't able to see that those were things that he had himself, and therefore he doomed himself to the fate of the hands of another
This is valid
Yes
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Judeau consistently sold himself short. He wanted Guts to get with Casca. He was aware Griffith was a ticking time bomb but never made himself get away from the radius. With a little more self-confidence he could've kept himself safe.
@@ConqueredSunBut.... Kept himself safe would mattered in a way?
Judeau didn't have a dream, much like Guts, but unlike Guts he has no strive to find one. He is complacent with his place in the world. Judeau very much loves Casca, and just wants the best for her. He doesn't see himself as an equal to Griffith. He does see Guts on that level and knows Guts and Casca could work as a couple. It would save Casca from the heartbreak and if they had gotten together it would have prevented Guts from leaving.
Judeau was definitely one of the most important and capable members of the Band of the Hawk.
I don't personally think that Judeau hated Griffith, however I think you're right in saying that he knew about Griffiths dark side, Judeau is a really smart man and good judge of character, he seems to be one of the only people that sees Griffith as a man in the band of the hawk, but a man who will accomplish something great, and his friendship and feelings for casca were the deciding factor on him staying with the band of the Hawk.
I think Judeau had his doubts but once he saw Griffith try to choke Guts after they rescued him he knew exactly how he felt in that moment. He also knew the kind of person Griffith was. Second to none.
He was my favourite character besides Guts, I wish he survived the eclipse, very well made video brother I agree with everything you said in this video.
Judeau deserved better, by far one of the best constructed characters
@@shaned.nelson6172 and to be honest for me he was the most relatable character as well when he spoke about that he can do many things but he is not the best at something that is how i and many people would relate to and the way he reminded Guts to take casca with him again and again even though he had feelings for her shows what a strong character he was he knew who was better for casca, he saw casca too had feelings for Guts and feeling was mutual he saw who was better for casca. Judeau did everything right !! And I never liked Griffith and after the eclipse I hate him with every being of my body people can say all they they want that he didn't do anything wrong I just can't comprehend their thinking about it.
@@navneethetaanful I related to him the most and he admits he likes casca but she’s distracted by Griffith. Felt so human.
Judeau was one of my favorite characters also, but no matter how great he was, he just couldn't survive the eclipse for narrative purposes. The reason no member but the main 3 and Rickert could survive was because the eclipse is, to some level, signify Guts going beyond humanity and going against fate and what seems possible. He ascends to a different level and is able to fight monsters. Before the eclipse, characters like Judeau could stand with Guts because even though they couldn't fight as well as him, they could fight WITH him. Post eclipse, for them to be able to be in the story they'd have to at least be able to survive against apostles. It would take a lot away from Gut's character imo, the only reason Rickert got to live is that he was a kid and besides firing a rocket has been essentially removed from all fighting. But that's ok because he was never really much of a fighter even in the BotH, Judeau however, was.
Same.
Judeau always smiled but I could tell there was sadness behind his smile.
I think Judeau is wrong to think himself as jack of all trades & master of none. Time has proven multiple times that he is a master of perceptions & knowledge. Judeau was the one that most of the time provided a lore of events, groups, & places to the characters & indirectly to the readers hehehe
Judeau: "Hey man. If I keep doing everything right, you guys are gonna flounder when I do something wrong."
Judeau is a very relatable man. I don’t think it went as far as hatred (until the eclipse) but it went to the point where he was disappointed, jealous, had found a new leader in Guts, & had started to despise Griffith after rescuing him, but the pity kept him from hating him… until the eclipse
Well said
@@shaned.nelson6172 thanks man, great video 👍🏾
After the Eclipse Arc, I really wanted to go back to the golden age without any monsters or demons. I sure miss Judeau and everyone else in the Band of the Hawks. It’s gonna take me a while to get back into Berserk after reading that. Didn’t know Berserk can sometimes be psychologically draining for me. Kentaro Muira did one of hell of a job, and his legacy will never be forgotten.
It was definitely hard for me to get back into it as well.. I had come to love the hawks and seeing half the main characters killed off was tough.
It would have been interesting to see what would've become of Judeau if he survived the eclipse. I'd imagine his adroitness and craftiness would have served him well to ward off many apostles. Heck, he could have served as a useful "sidekick" to Guts in hunting down Griffith; he sort has similar qualities to the Tim Drake Robin, who primarily uses intellect and superior tactics to outmaneuver his opponents'. This would have eliminated the "necessity" of adding Isidro to the story (since he's acting as the proverbial Robin to Guts' Batman).
Awesome video and well researched! You've gained a new sub!!!
Thank you so much! Judeau was so knowledgeable of the Berserk world. I think he knew more than most of the band of the hawk. If he survived he would definitely be kicking it with Guts destroying apostles.
I think Judeau still being around with Guts after the Eclipse would legitimately make things too easy for him. And I’m not even talking about dealing with the Apostles, I’m more so talking about maintaining Guts’ mental health. Like if Judeau was traveling with Guts during the Black Swordsman and Lost Children’s Arcs then he probably would have easily noticed Guts’ slow descent into insanity, and stopped him before he ended up reaching the dark place that he was in by the end of the Lost Children’s Arc. Essentially what I’m saying is that Judeau kinda had to die in order to make the story happen.
@@KingCam20 Judeau himself might have lost some of his sanity as well though. The eclipse would have been less of a betrayal for him than Guts but he would have still been pissed at Griffith for what he did to Casca. He might have even blamed Guts for not getting out with Casca when he told him to.
@@John-kc4cg Maybe. Or the two of them could try to kick the shit out of each other in the madness. Guts: "If you knew so much... How the fuck did you not know anything about The Skull Knight!?"
Judeau: "What the shit is a Skull Knight!?"
*Guts and Judeau fight worse than Guts and Griffith did in the beginning...*
@@KingCam20 I love Judeau, but I think these set of circumstance would take away from a massively core aspect of Berserk. Right up until (SPOILER!) Casca get's her mind back (SPOILER END!) the biggest thing about the story is that NO one understands Gut's pain and what he's been through except the one who caused it, the only other person that could is mentally crippled, all others who were there are dead. That's huge to the story.
I think something that would kind of help accomplish the feel of what you're looking for while not taking so much away from the narrative would be a scene where somehow Gut's meets the souls of the BotH and they acknowledge they've seen everything he's gone through since the eclipse.
Hate is a strong word. Remember, Judeau was a killer too with how own ambition. He joined Griffith simply because he could get farther in life with him than without him, and that meant killing to get there. However, I don't believe Judeau would have sacrificed his friends in the end like Griffith did. And I am 100% sure that if it was Gatsu given that choice he would have told the God Hand to go F themselves.
Does anyone else think that mature Rickert looks just like Judeau in many ways?
I think Judeau only hated Griffith once the eclipse started. I really liked this video and I agree that he caught on to Griffith's true nature, that's why when everyone was astonished and confused during the panic of the eclipse, he was able to grab Casca and try to save her. Because he knew it was in Griffith to turn against all of them.
"YOU'RE our leader now!"
Judeau definitely knew.
Griffith did everything wrong. Judeau was a great character. Optimistic. Realistic thoughts about things too. I believe he knew that Griffith could go far to achieve his dream. But something like the Eclipse? No one ever could ever see that coming.
Great analysis. I also like how Judeau wasn’t overly infatuated with Griffith. Yes, he clearly respected Griffiths greatness but he never revered him as a god. He has a mystery about him that’s endearing. Although many dislike him, this is the same reason why I like Corkuses character. He, like Judeau, has a different perspective for the audience to see. He may be not likable but I like some of his points about Guts being selfish for the leaving the BoH. Anyways, great video
Thank you!
I don’t think Judeau particularly liked Griffith and knew that Griffith just saw others as pawn’s to help him achieve his goals. Judeau seems to understand his own place in the world. I think he also sees that Guts has the potential to become better than Griffith, although he doesn’t probably understand why, or it could just be that he liked Guts more, which is odd, as Guts put up so many barriers, as he didn’t want to get close to anyone. The Golden Age Arc is a master piece with a lot of good characters with Judeau being the best one. The new characters are not as good unfortunately in my opinion.
New characters being not as good just adds to the whole thing in my opinion. If they were equally likeable then I think that eclipse would lose it's impact a bit.
I mean farnese is a super good character the character writing for her was absolutely sublime going from someone who lashed out at other because she knew deep down she was useless to someone who started to forge her own path and understood she wasn't special and had to learn to be better definitely one of the best characters in the series
@@billwithesciencefi5466 she doesn’t really make sense. She is a saddist, and a fanatic that sort of personality flaw doesn’t go away. If you get your kicks from torturing and killing people, you can’t just turn that off one day and fanatics always find something to obsess over, whether that’s religion politics, sports teams etc. I would say Schieke is probably the best new character, her design is just stupid and she is too young.
@@jamief1263 You can overcome that kind of "personality flaw". Although it wouldn't be as easily and suddenly as Farnese does.
@@jamief1263, you know, Guts enjoys killing too as well as Judeau. That's the only thing they do for the living. I would not say that sadism is a flaw in comprison to all events and characters.
Also Judeau was just a device for Miura to blatantly spell out interpersonal relationships between the main characters for the readers who aren't lore freaks. A really great plot device when deconstructed. Miura was fucking genius and I see how this type of character really inspired a lot of the Dark Soul NPCs and lore.
Miura was so talented. His work has so much depth to it.
If I remember correctly when Judeau talks to guts as he leaves the band of the hawk it is implied that Judeau knows or at least suspects Griffith of killing Julius, Adonis, the queen and all the other nobles that burnt to death with her. Judeau knows that Griffith is willing to get his hands dirty to achieve his dream.
Judeau was one of the only ones who knew who griffith truly was and what he was doing and why
I really like this take. I never took the time to think about Judeau's POV, but you're completely right, especially when you consider how conscious Miura is of his subtleties. Great video, I think you're right.
I’m so glad you enjoyed the video!
Honestly, I really like the style and length of your character breakdowns, as you are concise, and don't need to take 50 minutes to say something that you can say in 10ish.
That’s definitely what I’m aiming for 👍
It’s amazing how people like you can still find so much of what Miura left us.
This type of content makes me want to go back and re-watch everything.
Amazing video
Thank you so much, I’m glad you love Berserk as much as I do.
Re-watch? Read the fucking manga
Judeau's empathy is such an amazing trait from his character. He's capable of understanding others emotions and is honestly one of the nicest and most clever band of the hawk members. His death really got to me I wanted him to stick around longer and be there for Guts, Casca, and Rickert because we all know what kind of person he is; someone you WOULD WANT around you when you're feeling like shit. He's such a supportive friend high-key fuck Griffith he did not deserve someone like Judeau and his loyalty.
Losing Judeau at the Eclipse was devastating for me, he was my favourite character in the band of the Hawk.
All throughout reading the manga I pronounced his name “Ju-day-oooh”, not “Ju-doh” haha. It really bothered me how everyone was pronouncing his name haha.
His name is pronounced Ju-doh though
Judeau is a French name
"eau" in french is pronounced "oh"
U was wrong tho. So why u was mad 💀
It's pronounced that way in the anime. Which is why it's the accepted pronunciation.
I disagree on that Griffith doesn't have real emotions for Casca. If he used her he used her as he uses everyone in the hawks (people he cares), it's just that he was to absorbed by Guts' presence. He cares for her while his persona/ego maintains his ideals above all including his emotions, like he has done all the time to that point
I think he cared to a certain extent but the flashback scene where Griffith tells casca how he felt when the kid died fighting for his dream and selling his body reveals the lack of remorse and morals he really has.
@@100conquest I mean for one side it does do that. But the main point is how much his dream meant to him to the point he oppresses his empathy and is struggling in if it is worth all those lives or not. Griffith is empathic and he doesn't like a bit that people has to die for his cause but his dream is just that big for him
@@Replied_ByMeatr1der5 What griffith did and continues to do was 100/10 on the crazy scale. Thats some LITERAL jeffery dahmer shit he pulled. Even if you exclude the man coming down and raping her during the monsters pulling his friends apart. You can pull out your microscope and say he cares for them on some level, but he's so far from normal its hard to relate to......... When we say ''he didn't care about casca'' allegorical to a normal society standard.... Which griffith does not or no way would he have done mega mass murder to HIS FRIENDS (not even just nobodies like the famous genocidal maniacs that show up every century or 2)
@@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj Just because he's so far different from normal *nowadays* people doesn't change the fact his emotions are as human and as real as ourselves'. Not to justify him but to emphasize how he isn't so different from us
Found the griffith apologist
Great work on these Berserk pieces. I think "hate" may be a little strong, but I do think he'd lost any semblance of respect for Griffith. Oh, and subbed.
Seriously thank you.. I’m so glad you liked the video
It seems like judeau was able to read people almost as well as Griffith could he was just extremely realistic with every thing so it seems he already knew what type of man Griffith was and accepted that's the type of man the world needs
He knew of Griffith’s dark side but he didn’t hate Griffith, if he had survived the eclipse however he definitely would have…
Really liked this analysis, good job! 👏🏽
I thoroughly enjoyed your coverage of Gaston's role and importance in the Berserk series, and your work here was also exceptionally insightful and helped me appreciate Miura's work in ways I hadn't realized. You've earned yourself another subscriber!
Thank you so much 😄
In my opinion, Judeo was pretty much represented as the observer (our position) of the golden age. Or that's how I feel. Just like Judeo I felt like I saw Griffith & many of the other characters from his perspective a lot.
solid reasoning and i appreciate you picking a topic not really addressed in many berserk videos, awesome work
Excellent analysis, I really enjoyed how it made me see more depth in the story by highlighting a dynamic I had previously glanced over.... More analysis like this would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you! glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻
I love hearing these types of videos. I've been following berserk for a long time, and I'm always learning something new. Miura will always be my favorite Manga creator, and sir thank you for the amazing video.
Thank you! I seriously appreciate it
Great vid bro, first one I've heard bring up this topic 👍
This is a MASSIVLEY underviewed video. As a new berserk fan after finishing the whole manga up to this point, this is a great analysis of one of my favorite characters in berserk. Nice work man. Astute observations
Thank you! I seriously appreciate it
I disagree, I don't think Judeau hates griff, 1) j recognizing that Griffith puts up a facade 2) him recognizing that griff's dream would be more important to him than Casca doesn't mean hatred just means he's perceptive and intelligent and didn't get swept up in Griffiths charm. the scene with griff choking guts, I agree that was when he realized what kind of man griff was, however, he still wanted to continue to support griff after the band of the hawk, so it obviously wasnt enough for him to hate griff.
Fantastic video, one of my favorite Berserk videos I’ve seen. I love the in-depth look at one single character outside of than the main trio. Ez sub.
Thank you so much!
you sir, have my subscription. AND WHY DONT YOU HAVE MORE!? THESE ARE ALL AWESOME!
My eyes have been opened! Great video!
These berserk videos are amazing man. Keep on the good work 😊
Spectacular and very analytical video, you have a good perspective and keen eye when it comes down to these characters. Much respect and love, u got a new sub
You just made my day, seriously thank you :)
Very impressive!! To think that you could take such small snippets from the manga and draw a conclusion was masterful
Great video man, makes me appreciate the characters of the golden age arc even more
So glad to hear you enjoyed the content!
I just got to the part where he dies and honestly he could have stayed alive, I love this guy so much, one of the best characters I have ever seen in a manga and since the beginning he was already a good guy, always a character that loved the people he had a bond with and was willing to save his friends
love the way you present your videos in chapters
Glad you like them!
It’s great to find another great berserk Channel. Keep up the great work man
Thanks there will defiinitely be more Berserk to come in the future👍
Love this series of videos! Keep up the work!
Thank you so much 🙏
Thank you!
Thanks for the video! I just finished the Golden Age Arc and this video helped me better understand and appreciate Judeau!
Great video bro !
I loved listening to this while stretching, I guess I can't help but keep watching analysis videos on my favorite Manga lol. This was really a decent one.
You earned yourself a new sub :D
Appreciate it man! Lol I listen to Berserk videos in the gym all too often ahah
fantastic video dude, some great insight to an underrated gem of a character. Never really considered this perspective on Judeau, and I'm all for it-
So glad you enjoyed the video!!
been binging all your content man, good stuff. if you enjoy making videos, then keep up the good work, stuff is dope.
Thank you so much! It really means a great deal to me
earned a sub hope you upload more man!
Keep up the good work man, love ur videos hopefully ur channel blows up. Good luck
Thank you so much!
What a great and careful analysis
Awesome video Shane!! Very well done.
I hope your subs grow soon! o7
Judeau was definitely one of my favorite Berserk characters for sure. I also found his reaction to Griffith's defeat interesting, and tbh I wonder how the story would progress if he had survived the Eclipse alongside Guts and Casca (or, as a darker alternative, survived instead of Casca).
I was reading the manga quickly when I got to that point, and I never noticed that Griffith was _actually attempting to choke_ Guts. Damn...
Oh yeah and others know this, obviously, but during the Eclipse Judeau has one of his eyes closed due to blood/pain and has his arm mangled by demons while protecting Casca. I believe this was a reference to how Guts is later on. If it isn't a stretch, it's a pretty witty and tragic reference by Miura (which Berserk is filled to the brim with).
Thanks for reading this comment ^^
(Also, Hirasawa's tracks are just 👍👌)
The manga is full of amazing references that are so easy to miss upon a first read through. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video!
wow, id never thought about those stuff,
thats amazing how the berserk community always finds more and more stuff to talk about, loved this vid
Thank you!
Really good video. Underrated Channel located
Ahah thank you so much
This was a pleasure to listen to. I also thought that out of all the important members of Grittith's band, Judeau was the one who was seeing though his bullshit the most, though kept his harbored resentments under check for his bandmates' sake. That scene where Guts and Judeau have a conversation for the first time after Casca was ordered to keep Guts warm, when Judeau threw one of his knights straight into one of his bandmates' bathing buckets, I've always thought it was a sign of Judeau's pent-up hate bubbling to the surface just for a moment, since he did it just as he was recounting Griffith's inconsidate instructions towards Casca. One might see it as him being an absentminded prankster at first, but I think it especially makes sense after the reader learns about Judeau's feelings towards Casca far too late.
very observant on those key panels, nicely done
wait what? Not even a 1k subs? What is this, your insight and storytelling is on par with the million sub count channels like Nerdwriter1! I subscribed
Thank you so much ahah I do try
Props for asking a pretty strong question and having a definitive answer in the end. Most channels pussy out in the end and take a middle of the road approach to avoid offending anyone. After watching this video, I'm starting to have second thoughts on how Judeu viewed the man
love ur vids, man.
Great vid, looking forward to more \m/
Wow.. this is so well done and only adds another layer to berserk I never thought of. I didn’t even peep he noticed Griffith trying to choke guts.. wow this is crazy good
Such a great vid, I think you nailed it
ONLY 339 SUBSCRIBERS?!?!?!?! BRUH.
Anyway, I agree with this take and honestly really enjoyed this video. It was a nice length and was an easy watch. I hope you go far, fellow struggler, because, seriously, you deserve it.
Great video man! Your perspective on this is really cool to see, and you helped shed more light onto things I never thought about before. And I do agree with you, I'm sure that Judeau resented Griffith in some form or another, and though it was never explicitly stated, It's pretty likely he was the first one to see Griffith for who he really was. Keep up the great work!
Thanks man! I seriously appreciate it
Really good analysis!
Thank you so much!!
Great choice of visuals dude
Thank you!!
I don't think Judeau hated Griffith, but I do agree that he understood Griffith during final chapters of The Golden Age arc. Personally, I don't think there was a lot of time for hatred to build up. I do love the poignancy of the scene where Judeau sees Griffith choking Guts and realizes the hatred and envy that Griffith feels towards him. I wonder if he would have actually gone on to tend to Griffith, or if Judeau would have mercy killed him after Guts and Casca were long gone.
I think they all slowly started to realize that guts is the better man
Can you imagine a duo of Guts and Judeau? If only Judeau had survived alongside Guts and Casca.
This is an awesome analysis of Judeau, who is one of my fav characters. Makes me think what Judeau must have been feeling during the eclipse when he better than anyone knew of Griffith's darkness.
As a Berserk's fan, I'm ashamed of myself that only now I found this video... I love it this so much! so detail and comprehensive!
Thank you so much!!
loved the video
So glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻
Amazing video!
Nice video bro. Glad to see other people can appreciate Judeau.
This is a really good video👌
Keep going bro I really loved judeau’s personality so far that I almost forget why i did , I finally found out why
Judeau was by far one of the most intricate and complex characters in Berserk. I miss him and everything he brought to Berserk.
This was a good video. Didnt see this side of things, he was a master at reading people.
Amazing vid! You just gained a sub.
Thank you so much!
really interesting video, man
Nice analysis keep it upQ!
Thank you!!
Great video bro👍
Stunning. Well done.
Many thanks!
great video man
Thanks so much 👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome video, Judeau was always one of the most interesting members of the band to me
Judeau is literally me in High School in a similar situation when it comes to love or a good judge of character, god I love this anime
something I never would have thought about. thank you for making this video and thanks youtube for recommending it to me lol
Thanks for watching!
I never noticed Judeau had the exclamation point above his head when they rescued Griffith! This confirms it for me. I always sensed animosity between them but u put it together well!
Great video!
Omg u open my eyes I never thought about it yeahh that's crazy to think about thanks for sharing ur opinion
Interesting video, I always thought Judeau was more aware than anyone else of the true nature of Griffith, but this video has fully opened my eyes to the extent of which he was.
Amazing. I agree with you on this one! Judeau was a really interesting and likeable character.