@alefra_mg: Parte 23 | Personajes Más Crueles | El Conde (Berserk) ¿Es El Conde el personaje más cruel de Berserk? Pasó de ser un noble protector a un Apóstol despiadado atrapado en un bucle de sadismo y traición. En este video te cuento su retorcida historia, el pacto con la Mano de Dios y su trágico final. ¡Quédate hasta el final para ver el castigo eterno que recibió! También analizamos por qué El Conde puede considerarse uno de los personajes más crueles de la historia de Berserk. Si eres fan de Berserk, Guts, Griffith, Casca y los personajes más oscuros del manga y anime, este análisis es para ti #berserk #guts #griffith #anime #horror

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un_simple_individuo
Mauricio :
Conocen a Wyald?
2026-10-28 13:38:00
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liuzgameplays
Luis 🪐🌕 :
según yo, al final el conde si iba a sacrificar a su hija, pero ya no le dio tiempo y fue devorado por el infierno
2026-10-25 19:26:08
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johnypb25
Johny PB 25 :
ufff ahuevo por fin el conde, gran arco inicial para la historia, aún le quedó una pisca de humanidad que evito sacrificar a su hija... espero con ansias uno de Rosine
2026-10-22 03:20:23
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kairos760
Kairos :
se trago a pippin 😡
2026-10-22 17:07:42
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anonimato1039
anonimato1039 :
El más cruel
2026-10-26 05:57:51
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de4r.h3ll
🥀. :
el es el único apóstol que conservó su humanidad para no sacrificar a su propia hija
2026-10-22 06:19:02
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laovejanegra1173
laovejanegra :
entiendo aquel sentimiento, aquellos que hacen que decidamos ser un demonio sobre la vulnerabilidad, definitivamente no un santo, hizo maldades pero puedo entender aquel dolor, pese a todo, en sus últimos vestigios de vida prefirió el bienestar de su hija sobre el de él mismo, un personaje complejo y fascinante a mi percepción
2026-10-22 02:46:32
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muajajsk.0
𝓗𝓮𝓻𝓷𝓪𝓷 :
Quisiera saber que hicieron los miembros de la mano como slam y los demás que sacrificaron para llegar ahí
2026-10-22 05:40:56
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a_pearl
𖦹.ᐟ keychan𖦹.ᐟ (zodd wife) :
tomando en cuenta que la esposa participaba en ese tipo de cosas eso significaria que lo probablemente theresia no fuera su hija biologica
2026-10-27 20:18:21
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diegojavier004
Diego :
Pobre hombre
2026-10-27 13:30:14
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alefra_mg
Alefra. :
Acabo de publicar en mi canal este video de Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 que seguro te puede gustar, el enlace a mi canal está en mi perfil por si es de tu interés, saludos 😊🤝🏼:
2026-10-22 04:12:44
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noryanparagon
Noryan Paragon :
Casi todos los apóstoles de la obra son unos monstruos
2026-10-22 02:36:18
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andres.barajas28
barajas🥷 :
ese hpts se comió a pinpin
2026-10-22 04:54:40
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