Mori-kun in the Imperial Holy Grail War is being an absolute Berserker and it’s insane

This is getting… really intense…

The perfect example of a Servant who fights while protecting their Master.

H-Help…

A Berserker who uses modern weaponry as effectively as Lancelot.

He’s too much of a Berserker…

Three points for women and children!

Children are targets too!?

>>7
Yes?
He actually did it.

This Berserker shouldn’t be let loose in the streets…

>>8
That’s right.

I don’t understand the “yosha” (all right), it’s scary.

Because of that armor, modern guns really suit Mori-kun…

I will protect my Master!!!

The fear of thinking you’re communicating, but not at all.

I give up! I don’t know anymore!!

You’re my lord!
So just sit there and relax!

He understands words but can’t hold a conversation.

But even like this, he’s loyal, so he’s better than Lu Bu…

>>17
No, Berserker Lu Bu doesn’t betray, so Lu Bu is better…

>>18
Miko~n

One of the few genuinely insane Berserkers with a proper pedigree.

>>20
The fact that he can speak means his madness isn’t that high.
But for this level of madness to result in this…

He’s aware that his morals are twisted but doesn’t have any brakes, so when he loses control, there’s nothing to be done…

This is the kind of Berserker I wanted to see.

Amazing.
There’s absolutely no real communication happening.

>>26
There have been a lot of Berserkers who could speak normally,
so it’s nice to see a properly depicted type who you can understand, but not communicate with.

A loyal retainer who shields against a hail of bullets
and advises a confused lord.

Even Nobbu was taken aback in the original story.

Looking at it this way, Chaldea’s Mori-kun is much milder…

>>31
It’s because, unlike the Holy Grail War, most of those called to Chaldea agreed to protect the Human Order.
There are exceptions like those who walked there themselves, though…

He’s really someone who takes care of his Master.

It’s impressive how he just grabbed a machine gun and started firing without hesitation.

>>33
He’s the type who doesn’t care about the weapon as long as he can kill the enemy…

Wakame was at his peak with the “Coup d’état! Kill Nobbu!”
But his scared, confused state is so cute.

I lost it when Wakame was sniffling.

Three points for women and children! (So, since they’re a low priority, you can relax. I’ll still kill them when it’s time, though.)

This is so entertaining, I hope the update frequency increases.

Mori-kun is just a cautionary tale…
He’s only like this because it’s wartime. When it’s not wartime, he’s calm…
The difference between his wartime and peacetime behavior is too extreme.

I want to see an anime of Full Armor Mori-kun sprinting down the hallway in a full-page spread…

“Three points for women and children!” has such strong word power.

>>57
It feels like it’s his will not to go after them first because he can’t score points.

Like Lancelot, armor and guns really suit him.

It’s brutal… Chaldea’s Mori-kun really is a clean version of Mori-kun.

The worst part is that this isn’t even the lowest point for this Wakame…

Having too good of judgment and decisiveness is also a problem… He’s undeniably excellent, though.

Reading from the chapter where Berserker activation preparation starts, you can’t help but laugh at how pitiful Wakame becomes.

Well, he deserved it, so there’s no helping it!

If you only look at the scene where he says “Don’t you dare scream!”, it seems pretty emotional.

>>81
A perfect example of a Servant who doesn’t betray.

>>81
From Mori-kun’s perspective, it’s an emotional scene where he scolds a new recruit-like Master who can’t accept that they were betrayed and almost killed by their own allies…

>>85
It feels like I’m going to lose my mind.

The art in the Imperial Capital is really overwhelming.