The Sea God - The Berserk Monster Manual

[@EVER_PRINCE]

Sea God of the Isles STR 26 (+8), DEX 12 (+1), CON 29 (+9), WIS 16 (+3), INT 8 (-9), CHA 21 (+5) Gargantuan Monstrosity CR (30) *Assimilation* After dealing damage to a creature with a Tentacle Melee Attack, that creature must make a DC 21 STRENGTH saving throw or become resistant. The creature can repeat the saving throw at the start of each of its turn, breaking free if it succeeds. If, at the start of the Sea God’s turn, a creature has been restrained by this effect for 3 turns, that creature is absorbed into the Sea God, allowing it to recover HP equal to that of the absorbed creature.

[@knight_lautrec_of_carim]

tbh I wouldn't even try to make it into a creature. It should be its own bio-dungeon and every tentacle and parasite would be a creature with a stat block. The heart would get AC, hit points and the pounding wave passive vs CON save for massive damage and paralysis for everyone in a X ft radius around the heart

[@davidsingh5329]

@@knight_lautrec_of_carim you sir are a great DM

[@LaPtaVerdad]

@@knight_lautrec_of_carim agree

[@knight_lautrec_of_carim]

@@davidsingh5329 thanks! been running a campaign for 2 ½ years ans finishes recently, now I'm glad to sit back and be a player for a while

[@hernehaugen6878]

@@knight_lautrec_of_carim Do you mind if I use that idea for a different beastie in a campaign I'm running?

[@galantos30]

Maybe the Sea God was a kind of foreshadowing? Guts went up against a god, and he had to strike at a giant heart covered in eyes that resembled the Idea of Evil itself. He couldn't do it himself he needed everyone's help in doing it. If the merrows' unified voice could inhibit the Sea God, then could humanity's in the Astral World against the Idea of Evil, especially since the Astral World is influenced by mankind's thoughts?

[@d.a.u.d]

God fucking damn it I love that !

[@LordZero666]

I have never taken it like that, but it makes sense.

[@thelifeofpewpew3290]

Uuuhhhh that would be amazingly epic

[@Appreciation-Community]

Reminds me of Final Fantasy X where they get everyone around the world to sing the Hymn of the Faith which allows them the fight against Sin (who is also a giant freaking monster.) Hell they even go inside him just like the Sea God and fuck him up from inside.

[@tokyobassist]

That's Big Brain. I like it.

[@tangbein]

One thing that struck me is how Roderick and his crew are dressed as if they're from the age of enlightenment, while Guts and the others are dressed more middle age.

[@KvngLeroy1]

Me and him have the same name😎

[@tangbein]

@feelsgoodman Lol, true.

[@tangbein]

@feelsgoodman Historia*

[@ulysses7157]

Well, the late middle ages and the Renaissance in Europe had a lot of blending with each other more like a transition between the two so i would say it still makes sense technologically.

[@Appreciation-Community]

Well Roderick and his crew are from Vritannis one of the richest and most prominent cities under the influence of the Holy See, who have a strong presence there. Many of the most prestigious of the noble families reside there. The city seems to be much richer and more modern than the kingdom of Midland. Roderick and his men are well paid and well know as they command one of the largest war galleons (boasting a near 60 gun armament!) in the fleet. Its safe to say they would have all the best and most expensive clothes and gear. Whereas Guts is a common mercenary from a small and less wealthy kingdom and his squad are basically country folk besides Farnese and Serpico. Farnese and Serpico don't care to wear flashy outfits any more after leaving the See so they prioritize utility and function over form.

[@augustas8374]

Honestly, great addition to the story. I mean, that has to be the most time consuming monster Miura's ever had to draw, right? I think it's worth having in there just for the sheer spectacle.

[@williamschaeffer409]

it really is quite beautiful 🐙

[@MD-dy1vw]

Well, shiva was quite a big and detailed monster 😂

[@collt091]

Facts

[@Guest-lr3eu]

Ganishka?

[@AE-or7xd]

@@Guest-lr3eu I think eclipse still tops tht, the godhand, the hand made of faces, and ALL of the apostle

[@かあ-t8j6n]

Theoretically if enough people believed in it within the berserk universe slenderman could be real there

[@Zack-xv2yc]

I rather want Sirenboi or Gorfield to be real frankly.

[@notareptilianiswear.6600]

@Guts I mean, if Gorefield is in that world there’s a 900% chance that we could watch The Black Swordsman slay the hell out of him. I’m just saying.

[@omn1cr0ngaming66]

Thanos too

[@Archer89201]

But can it beat the candyman

[@No.One.30]

so, kinda like the game 'control' and the SCP's. I haven't reached this section of the manga yet but I'm looking forward to fantasia

[@arkinyte13]

I hope gut’s dragon slayer absorbed the sea god’s essence making it one of the ingredients to hurting the god hand.

[@KateHikes83TJD]

*Godslayer!*

[@glodmod6610]

Yeah unfortunate I don’t think the sea god is actually a god or even a little bit as powerful as the godhand

[@Al_musawi14]

@@glodmod6610 well he is still as high as Ganishka in terms of power

[@gusgrau3594]

Whales clicks can temporarily paralyze humans and even kill them quite easily. So I love that he added this detail in there. Imagine the power that heart would have to produce for all of that blood and tentacles ~

[@anactualguy8257]

Im sorry, WHAT? EXPLAIN NOW

[@michaelmathews4103]

The loudest creature in the world is the blue whale, and it's also the biggest. The noises it makes underwater can be so loud that a human in the water next to them can die from the vibrations and frequency lol.

[@anactualguy8257]

@@michaelmathews4103 wtffff i thought sound underwater was...i suppose neutered in a way where that wouldn't be possible, that is qmazing

[@janogabor7697]

@@anactualguy8257 No water can actually carry sound more than air or atleast ultrasound frequencies. It's because water particles are closer to each other. Whales can communicate across large distances thanks to it. Which is why they evolved to be tbe laudest creature on earth.

[@luis-sophus-8227]

@@janogabor7697 "whay thay ivolved" More like pseudoscience if you ask me

[@castlewhite1577]

Dang it's so strange that these chapters were released at the same time as the Pirates movies, you could never feel that whenever your binge reading this series.

[@birdieesyt9663]

awesome profile picture, I love eu

[@luclin92]

I love how this random monster was included, because it really makes it show that the effect of merging of the astral world and the real world had a lot stronger effect on the world. And it was a little more personal. It would have been more disappointing if they had this long boat trip and nothing happened during it

[@danielk.1439]

I think the sea God was necessary for Guts's sword enhancement. We know already that his sword is different due to all the astral creatures he killed whit it, but like I said I think this was the last piece for a god slayer enhancement with the blood of a god.

[@will-jh7yi]

I don’t think the sea god was an actual god, it was just called that

[@glodmod6610]

@@will-jh7yi yeah it definitely not a god, it looked more like a semi-strong Gigantic apostle, That or godhands are waaaaay bigger than the other gods

[@soulsplayingidiot]

Damn.

[@gusgrau3594]

This was completely necessarily. Ocean “gods” and creatures are such a huge part of every civilizations mythology. I mean think for a minute~ we’ve only mapped out a small percentage of the ocean, and in 2016 discovered a living organisms below the ocean floor, that doesn’t react to anything we try, that somehow lives without sunlight nor heat. It made the world so much bigger as it should be. And yes, I was frustrated by the boat arc, but it fits as the time. It always would peeve me a little how in movies/manga people would travel so quickly by sailboat and berserk went too far in the other direction ( I felt at the time) but it added so much potential.

[@lolwtfbbq111]

What organism did we find? That sounds fascinating

[@youlaughyouphill842]

We have mapped out the entires ocean surface, what is missing is the sea floor from the deepest parts of the world, which is like 10%

[@user-mg7wh8zq6v]

A year later and still no clarification on the living organisms discovered in 2016

[@Danksix]

I think the sea god segment was nice. It proved that Guts can kill literally anything. Even if it requires him to get _inside_ the beast.

[@gendoruwo6322]

i loved that arc the most in fact. The gargantuan beast is representative of something like an impossible foe, an impossible challenge. But Guts goes in there anyway to fight and kill that thing.

[@theduxabides9274]

1:55 The tentacles actually remind me of the ones from The Mist

[@nathananon2821]

Yeah that's definitely the actual reference.

[@wadehicks8862]

I know right?

[@theblocksays]

Or Deep Rising, hell they were comparing those to Bobbit Worms, the most terrifying looking seabed bottom feeder.

[@wadehicks8862]

Yeah another similarity between the sea god and the monster in Deep Rising, the octolus is that the tentacles look like they are individual creatures, but they are the least of your problems

[@wadehicks8862]

And there's a theory that says that the Mist's tentacles are part of the giant creatures near the end of the movie

[@jaikal5357]

All I’m saying is that guts better kill a dragon with the dragonslayer I swear it’s such a good time to if they go off the island or something

[@Appreciation-Community]

Well its possible now that the worlds have merged. We had that one really cool image of a dragon perched on top of the castle's keep.

[@thetimelessking]

but isn't there a dragon apostle

[@bhhhh1938]

Yeah about that...

[@Usernamehere263]

@@bhhhh1938 uh oh

[@Al_musawi14]

@@Usernamehere263 yeah about that....

[@nikolaspasic5759]

The way it assimilates people but can leave their sense of self reminds me of The Flying Dutchman's "part of the crew, part of the ship"

[@mayankpant1596]

Of all the scary shit I have seen in berserk , those possessed inhabitants of the island were one of the most eerie and uncanny imo... There was just something weirdly scary about them ..

[@wadehicks8862]

Has anyone else seen the movie "The Mist" ? One of the monsters has tentacles that kind of looks like the Sea god's tentacles

[@yousufhellsing581]

You right !!!

[@Elfo_Scuro]

Don't forget Deep Rising.

[@monicatmura]

No lie, when the pic from 5:03 showed up in the manga, I wanted to leave my body 🥲

[@eshel4463]

For me it was the slug lord aka the count puking a caterpillar into a dude

[@yggdro]

ngl reading this entire fight with Calling That Detestable Name playing in the background was a great experience

[@SaintsnakeY2K]

Ryan that first part was on full blast while my mom was in the living room

[@concept5631]

Oof

[@daniell1483]

The time on the boat seems to take a long time because it took so long to write and create. Going through the finished product, I didn't find it to be too long or anything. Also if anything, I wonder if the Sea God and Ganishka's 2nd form weren't supposed to be parallels to each other. Griffith, with evil and Causality on his side, managed to effortlessly kill Ganishka with a single sword slice without a scratch. Guts, full of determination to save his friends, refusing to give up in the face of seemingly impossible odds, manages to kill the Sea God with a single slash of his blade.

[@suwacc3237]

I think the Sea God was inspired by the movie Deep Rising. The monster in it is extremely similar, including the tendrils' design.

[@trinidaitobago2]

"Cthulhu is from the sea" hahahahahahahahhahahagahagaga

[@movespammerguyteam7colors]

Man this thing is a combination of Star Wars’s Sarlacc with Pirates of the Caribbean’s Kraken and an assimilating hive mind from various Sci-Fi horror stories.

[@bobbydeuce6486]

I never knew it’d be so hard to notice a tentacle up my backside...

[@johnnymod8115]

(I am not sure about the fact but) Fun fact, sailors in medieval times when they encounter a weird beast in the sea they would name it after his appearance so in our sea god case it would be something like the Bearded Giant? Something with beard tho.

[@de5tr0yr45]

Bearded Teacake

[@AverageAwesomeDude]

Another fun fact, most “sea monsters” sailors saw were more often than not whale penises, whales will occasionally turn belly up and stick their junk out of the sea, so sailors would see these huge fleshy “tentacles” sticking out of the sea and would assume “yup that’s a sea monster”

[@concept5631]

​@@AverageAwesomeDude I believe it

[@insertedgynamehere]

The sea god doesn't drag on that much, you just sat through a hiatus

[@dustinjr1993]

I see you've become an apostle of the subscribe button, uploading the will of the godhand straight into our youtube feeds

[@GladiusTR]

The Sea God was a good demonstration that in this new High Fantasy world the apostles and everything to do with them are no longer the only massive threats and features that affect the world.

[@farouq1983]

A very intriguing monster! Thank you for the tentacles Ryan!

[@hernehaugen6878]

Tiny nitpick, Cthulhu wasn't in "Shadow Over Innsmouth", that was Dagon. Still, stellar video, friend!

[@thechosenfundead6626]

He's kinda got a point with shadow over insmouth with the weird villagers, but there is lots of dagon in the sea god proper

[@hernehaugen6878]

@@thechosenfundead6626 I agree, but Cthulhu WASN'T IN "Shadow Over Innsmouth", that was Dagon.

[@hernehaugen6878]

@Berserking Bishop Squidbeard is also reborn from his own daughter if he ever dies.

[@hernehaugen6878]

@Berserking Bishop Good.

[@davidhenderson1659]

@@hernehaugen6878 Well that was more of a way to connect people to that story. 'Yeah, that story is in the exact same universe as Cthulhu and was made by H.P Lovecraft'. Also, I'm pretty sure there was another story like with the fish people that also had the idea of people worshipping something that eventually got powerful and went after the village.

[@Whattheuk]

Berserk has been going 20 years and we still don't have any answers

[@Baldricksturnip]

5:58 The captain says something like Yith. "The sailing prince of Iith". In Lovecraft mythos there are alien creatures called Yith that have tentacle-like extremities.

[@nnk_ll2]

The Great Race of Yith are tubular, plant/fungi like creatures with elongated appendages that weren't really tentacles but at some point they were driven to the deep sea despite not really being aquatic They were also quite wise and somewhat peaceful/friendly There are some similarities

[@CoronaKid0203]

Pog was literally searching this vid the other day

[@knight_lautrec_of_carim]

did Pog find it?

[@whitedragoness23]

Did you tell pog?

[@mechamobu777]

Who's pog

[@seiyuokamihimura5082]

@@mechamobu777 what. Not whom.

[@herrfriesel]

Fighting it helped too Give Guts a believable way too defeat a God like creature, wich will help too defeated the God hand in an Believable wax

[@SurrealCrab]

the tentacles are very reminiscent of the ones in the garage in the The Mist movie

[@PACR66]

I liked the Sea God chapters, they were fun to read, the art was amazing, and I enjoyed the lore within.

[@InvinciblKillerQueen]

I wouldn't say the Sea God segment drags on exactly, it's more that the constant publishing delays made it seem like it took forever.

[@HeavyWingz]

You had me at “long slimy tentacle”😩

[@goatymcgoatface3575]

Anyone else notice that Roderick looks a ton like Dellos from Miura's other work Giganto machia

[@silverbolt6699]

BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO FOR YEEEEEARS!!!

[@Avacadokiwi]

What ever people think of the story you must admit that artwork is on point.

[@ObiClon]

Had this thing in mind when I was doing the riftworm segment of Gears of War 2

[@agiammarco94]

I think that it helps show the level of creature that exists in the astral world, and also just how badass the god hand are. If it took this much to beat a creature like this, what would it take to beat a god hand, if possible at all

[@DenizLaboon]

Thanks for the Video dude!

[@Brightest_day727]

I love watching these old berserk videos on Ryan's channel,great content bud.

[@ethanknight3970]

It's interesting that you bring up a combination of mythology on this monster; given Guts has his own ties to mythology, I think those ties are worth exploring in the next video, given Guts connects to and resembles many different characters from Norse mythology such as Surtr, Odin, Fenrir, King Arthur, and many others I can neither remember nor list.

[@Batman_the_bad_man]

He has similarities with beowulf, killing monsters, sometimes having to improvise a great deal because of his foes inherint resistances and with, heracles, being strong and having anger issues.

[@kanemello]

He also has similarities to a real life historical figure; Götz von Berlichingen, also known as Götz of the iron hand. He was a German knight and mercenary with a metal prosthetic arm.

[@bamham4359]

@@kanemello lol Gotz and guts

[@TurquoiseOrmZ8]

Of all Norse deities resemble Guts. I would say Vidar, God of Vengeance.

[@kellerjo98]

King Arthur isn’t really Norse mythology that’s Arthurian mythos, right? Like Merlin, Morgan le Fay and all that, it’s less Scandinavian and more English, or am I wrong ?

[@y.a9747]

ryans channel is such a hidden gem

[@crunchu2361]

I like how the heartbeat seemed to not only physically impair Guts but also inflict a powerful madness, especially reminded me of the Cthulhu Mythos with all the eyes on the writhing heart

[@Michael-ib6ky]

I dont mind it- it gave us a view of just how f*ked the mundane world is, even without direct threats from the godhand or an eclipse. Its presence is one of the reasons people think humanity needs Griffith and his kingdom, since natural creatures of the astral plane can annihilate them That being said, I read through Berserk from start to finish after the arc was already complete, so I didnt need to wait like most of you while he was on the damn boat. Now hes on a damn island.

[@beefythunder6941]

Please continue SLAPtasia arc 🙏🙏🙏 need something to listen to while I do my schoolwork

[@heis147]

I thought it was kind of cool and feel like Bonebeard was a little annoying but still necessary due to the Sea God being a more monster-like villain while Bonebeard was an actual person... kinda.

[@smokeyjam1405]

I think the fans who don't like the sea god segment are just associating it with the years the manga spent being on a boat. They wanted a switch up, instead of more sea.

[@cloudbloom]

🅱ig 🅱hungus

[@elodin857]

the 🅱️ANCIENT ONE

[@alephthetheropod6210]

It looks like a Malboro from final fantasy. I liked its cosmic eldritch design, very different from the hellish and fantastic monsters of other arcs, though I wish it meant something more to the story.

[@gendoruwo6322]

bad breath

[@idoexist-]

I agree

[@DEVS_VLTIMA]

It means so much to the story, read that part of fantasia again.

[@batshine8]

Ryan's beast of darkness is the one with a billion backs.

[@gregs9551]

I've been thinking about starting a Berserk channel of my own, but I think I'll leave it to you big dogs. Two ideas I had were "Every time Guts arm cannon saved his ass" and "Proof that Guts and Griffith were friends."

[@obsoletetortoise4785]

I always wondered about this Sea God, glad you did a video covering it!

[@jonathanredacted3245]

The semi independence of the tentacles and various other body parts put me in mind of a man o war jellyfish

[@funkyweapon1981]

Well then. I just discovered a monster I can use in a D&D campaign.

[@highstudentproduction8195]

The Design of the Sea god tentacle is remind me from the movie The Mist (2007)

[@TheEvilHumanist]

Kentaro likes those goat eyes.

[@absinthe-minded6089]

Everyone loves the early Berserk chapters, but I find the later stuff more interesting.

[@somekindofdude1130]

It extends the high fantasy feel of the second part of the series so I freaking love it

[@ethanadams9798]

I’m new to the berserk analysis videos and I’m all caught up when will there a be a new video keep up the great work

[@TheChimeraDude]

Happy for this... I needed it.

[@demiurge9212]

The sea god heart resembles the idea of evil.

[@d3athraz0r22]

The tentacles look like the tentacle in The Mist by Stephen King movie that ripped that kids leg

[@adriannaranjo4397]

It's not a party until Cthulu shows up

[@jamesdeek7039]

Wait...those tentacles look exactly like those from the mist

[@PsicoManiacos]

in the film "the Mist" there appears a tentacle similar to these

[@Elfo_Scuro]

And Deep Rising.

[@Don-vb1sd]

Idk why people hate the sea god I thought it was bad ass

[@arthurseara]

Haters gonna hate

[@ousou78]

I don't think people hated the sea god himself. It had more to do with the boat arc being very long, lore wise it was interesting but the main story seemed to not move a lot. Personnaly I won't go as far as saying this arc sucked but of all the Berserk arc it may be the one I enjoyed the least.

[@badpanther7820]

@@ousou78 but we get a new caractere

[@HerMi.T]

@@ousou78 yeah that's my point also. I am agree with both criticism and second point that it introduces the new world to us. And i think these things will play tragically and destructively in future.

[@ebukaobieri]

@@ousou78 Yeah I agree. I rad Beserk in literally 2-3 weeks of insanse binge so pretty much every story point was enjoyable to me. But I 100% understand how someone waiting years for the story to move forward would have been pissed at what seems like a longer than necessary detour.

[@Gankula]

17% more handsome? Count me in.

[@mysterdankin8801]

He looks similar to Yogg-Saron from World of Warcraft.

[@blvd5191]

this is my favorite series on youtube

[@theduxabides9274]

HIS NAME'S GUTS, HE'S LIKE A SAMURAI, AND AN L-A-D-Y, CASCA'S NOT SHY, ISIDORO'S DOIN' THAT MARKSMAN THANG, FARNESE'S COOKING, AND SCHIERKE'S DOCTORING

[@KvngLeroy1]

What?

[@theduxabides9274]

@@KvngLeroy1 The 4Kids intro to one piece

[@beyblademoses5379]

This just brought me back to my childhood

[@axemurdrer13]

to be fair, we don't definitively know if this creature was or was not an apostle. I don't really think it is myself, but it still could be.

[@orestisveseli1603]

The first words of the beginning of the video was just like a lovecraft novel I read

[@BurghezulDjentilom]

Ryan could you do one of those community polls that are so crazy right now ? so you gather more sacrifi- umm, I mean subscribers ! berkbros unite

[@Yes_Indeed-w7t]

Ever played a bloodborne the old hunters that's basically shadows over insmouth except you have the ability to cut down the horrific monstrosities in bloodborne

[@matenzo]

I feel like its abilities could have been more ocean-themed tbh. Considering it's called the sea god. I liked the clam, sea anemone hybrid appearance though.

[@doomqwer]

hmm think its also inspired by the Charybdis from greek myth

[@Elfo_Scuro]

Scilla and Cariddi ;)

[@J50143]

Its a fine little arc but I think the problem is the release schedule.

[@jesusenriquez1236]

The Tentacles reminds me of the tentacles from Stephen King’s The Mist.

[@justincarrel7930]

The tentacles look like the ones from the mist.

[@Orsonfoe]

I like the see god cause he seems to represent the basic fear of the sea. The huge mass that can easily reach you no matter how careful you are. Loved the arc cause those was the first threat in the new world of fantasy the every one experience. From the vetren guts to rodricks booby crew.

[@NobodyDungeons]

Another way to beat the sea gif is to hit it with something as large as it like dropping an entire island on it or find a way to get it on land at which point the sea god would likely collapse under it’s own weight

[@chaslewis3334]

Next video: Sea God heartbeat vs King Engine

[@vibes5805]

Oh my GOD Lovecraftian sea Horrors are so COOL

[@salottin]

I really like the Sea God arc. The only bad part for me is that it took way too long to get done (years, in fact). But I think it adds nicely to the story

[@Al_musawi14]

Honestly it was a nice change, guts going in the other direction of the world, and him slaying a giant creature showing that despite everything, he's still Griffith's equal, Griffith killing Ganishka and guts killing the sea god is nice addition

[@rayseph95]

Thinking of the movie Deep Rising

[@lorddevilfish5868]

I have a theory, what if the Sea God and the Idea of Evil were members of the same pantheon when the World of Berserk was more polytheistic. A parallel with Lovecraft would be the relationship between Cthulhu (a powerful demigod) and Yog Sothoth the sum of all forbidden knowledge (who looks not to dissimilar to the Idea of Evil). The Sea God may have been more powerful back then which is why it was forsaken into a weaker form by the Idea of Evil and the God Hand out of a possible rivalry between the two deities.

[@Orsonfoe]

I believe they are from the same panthyon but not in a traditional sense. The two are the most basic of human concept. The see god the fear of the sea while the idea of evil is trying to understand evil.

[@Appreciation-Community]

I would image they both gain power from the thoughts and beliefs of mankind. So maybe the Sea God being locked away beneath the sea for so long weakened it because as time passes less and less people know about it as the stories about it grow older and generations live and die. Maybe when the astral and physical world merged it got stronger and the people of the island essentially helped it regain more strength through reverence of it as it became more active again.

[@lorddevilfish5868]

@@Orsonfoe Now that you say that you can interpret all of the monsters as the collective fears of humanity far easier. The standard monsters (Dragons, Trolls, Ogres, Kelpies (the best horse btw), and Hydras) represent just that the fear of these supposed monsters. While the individual apostles are the evils around an individual person or people in general being amplified to the point that their original humanity is all but gone (or exaggerated if you what to interpret it that way). Finally the God Hand and the Beast of Darkness are like the Idea of Evil and the Sea God are fears of greater powers in human life, Conrad=gluttony/pestilence, Ubik=manipulation, Slan=sexual violence, Void=destiny, Femto=betrayal, and finally the beast of Darkness is mindless violence.

[@glodmod6610]

I’m pretty sure it’s just a large creature from the astral plain as for it to be a god it’d have to be aloooot stronger

[@gendoruwo6322]

you know what would be wild? Berserk and God Of War crossover. Both Guts and Kratos have a thing about... wanting to kill Gods,... and they're both greatest badass. Imagine if they team up.

[@shmeagleton]

I really like the sea god arc, it’s got everything, badass fights, cool monsters, great characters and development, boobies...

[@AlwaysSomethingHorrible]

Huh, unrelated note, but I had never really ready much Lovecraft, but I am a huge John carpenter fan. The synopsis you gave reminded me heavily of In the Mouth of Madness, which more than definitely means that's a likely inspiration for that movie as well, though the John carpenter film could have also played a roll as well for the manga.

[@agre3202]

It’s actually Father Dagon who grants the citizens of Innsmouth their weird fish curse not Cthulhu!

[@shanescallin8421]

The Exploring Series on KZbin and Spotify had a really good audiobook of the shadow over insmouth

[@richredfield4321]

When I saw guts getting cornered inside the big sea god I was like....dude u r trapped😭.....then the merrows came out singing😌💕

[@darientellez73]

0:04 Ryan: Into the mouth... Me: OF MADNESS!?

[@Battleguild]

I was wondering what happened to Lord Jabu-Jabu after the seven year time skip...

[@setokira1450]

It also looks a bit like the Marlboro from the Final Fantasy series (also I want to submit Grumbeld for the next monster manual episode please :) )

[@Elfo_Scuro]

Marlboro! Badass monster!

[@gendoruwo6322]

bad breath