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Isidro, a boy with spiky orange hair and dirt-smudged skin, stands with arms crossed in a brown hooded shirt in a sunlit courtyard.
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Isidro

Character

Isidro is a scrappy young thief and runaway who attaches himself to Guts, becoming the first human to join the Black Swordsman Party. Dreaming of being the world's greatest warrior, he trains under Guts, never suspecting the swordsman is the very legend that first inspired him.

Age: 14 (Fantasia Arc, per guidebook)
Kind: Human
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Eye Color: Brown
Residence: Peripatetic
Hair Color: Red
Nationality: Midland
Japanese Name: イシドロ
First Appearance: Episode 133
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Appearance

Isidro is a small, red-haired boy with brown eyes, around fourteen years old and slight of build. He fights with a mix of gear gathered on the road: a cutlass handed down through Morgan, an enchanted Salamander Dagger forged from molten lava by the witch Flora, and a handful of small bombs handed over by Guts, which the fiery dagger can set off in an instant.

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Personality

Ever since childhood Isidro has burned to become the finest mercenary alive, his imagination lit by tales of the Hundred Man Slayer of the old Band of the Falcon, never realizing that Guts himself is that legend. He treats the swordsman as a father figure while loudly denying it, and though he and the witch Schierke bicker endlessly, with her likening him to a monkey, he clearly holds real affection for her, and a soft spot for women generally. Prone to bragging alongside his close friend Puck, he tends to overstate his own prowess, yet he is brave, quick, and genuinely protective of those weaker than himself.

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History

A year after fleeing his village, Isidro survives among bandits and Kushan raiders by his wits, outsmarting a gang of thieves with tainted food before Guts saves him from Kushan scouts. Awestruck, he trails after the swordsman, at first told to leave for lacking the experience to follow a branded man. He sticks close through the horrors of the Conviction Arc, and in the Millennium Falcon Arc he hurls stones to save Casca and Farnese from a troll, meeting the witch Schierke and joining the group that gathers at Flora's mansion. Under Guts, who urges him to build a fighting style all his own rather than copy anyone, he grows into a capable young warrior, holding his own against seasoned opponents such as Mule, Azan, and Bonebeard, and stands as the only person Guts has ever taken on as a pupil.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to Isidro in Berserk?

Isidro is a scrappy young thief who becomes the first human to join the Black Swordsman Party, trailing after Guts after the swordsman saves him from Kushan scouts. He trains under Guts and grows into a capable young warrior.

How old is Isidro in Berserk?

Isidro is about fourteen years old during the Fantasia Arc, according to the guidebook.

Does Isidro have a crush on Schierke?

Isidro and the witch Schierke bicker endlessly, with her likening him to a monkey, but he clearly holds real affection for her, along with a soft spot for women generally.

Does Isidro become strong in Berserk?

Yes. Under Guts' mentorship Isidro grows into a capable young warrior, holding his own against seasoned opponents such as Mule, Azan, and Bonebeard, and becomes the only person Guts has ever taken on as a pupil.

What weapons does Isidro use?

Isidro fights with a cutlass handed down through Morgan, an enchanted Salamander Dagger forged from molten lava by the witch Flora, and small bombs given to him by Guts that the dagger can set off instantly.

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