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Puck's Relatives

Character

Pick, Pook, Peck, and Poke are four pisky elves and close kin of Puck, met when Guts and his companions reach the elven land of Elfhelm. Playful, theatrical, and every bit as impish as their relative, the quartet greets Puck's long-awaited return with breezy indifference.

Status: Vanished
Kind: Pisky elves
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 346: Elfhelm
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Appearance

The four elves look nearly alike and are told apart chiefly by the spikes of their hair. Counting upward one spike at a time, Pick carries two, followed in order by Pook, Peck, and Poke. Like Puck, they slip into the rounded, cartoonish chestnut shape typical of piskies when the mood turns comic.

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Personality

They share Puck's whimsical, easygoing, and mischievous streak, quick to launch into overblown, melodramatic displays. Poke stands out as the airheaded one of the bunch, so oblivious that by his own confession he never even registered that Puck had gone missing from Elfhelm until the day he came back.

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History

The four are on hand when the Black Swordsman Party arrives in Elfhelm, casually welcoming Puck back as though no time had passed. Sizing up Guts, they note his grim, out-of-place aura, then greet him by mimicking his stern face and darting in front of him, while Poke keeps to his usual daze. When Guts reaches the audience with the Flower Storm Monarch, Pick and Pook carry a robed and crowned Puck toward the throne in a mock coup, which is swiftly quashed and lands Puck and Magnifico a day of chores helping the brownies.

They turn up again at that night's banquet as the pair serve out their punishment, later aid Isidro in pranking Elfhelm's young girl mages before an ivy-summoning Schierke has them comically arrested, and are seen riding golems while playing with the newly arrived Moonlight Boy, whom neither they nor the nearby sprites sense any malice in. When Griffith manifests and the true owners of the island begin to rise, the four withdraw into a deeper layer of the Astral World and vanish.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are Puck's Relatives in Berserk?

Puck's Relatives are Pick, Pook, Peck, and Poke, four pisky elves and close kin of Puck encountered in the elven land of Elfhelm.

How do you tell Puck's Relatives apart?

The four elves look nearly identical, so they are told apart mainly by the number of spikes in their hair, which increases moving from Pick through Pook and Peck to Poke.

Which of Puck's Relatives is the most absent-minded?

Poke is the airheaded one of the group, so oblivious that he never even noticed Puck had gone missing from Elfhelm until the day Puck returned.

What prank do Puck's Relatives pull when the Black Swordsman Party arrives?

Pick and Pook stage a mock coup, carrying a robed and crowned Puck toward the throne of the Flower Storm Monarch, a stunt that is quickly quashed and earns Puck and Magnifico a day of chores.

What happens to Puck's Relatives at the end of the Fantasia Arc?

When Griffith manifests and the island's true owners begin to rise, Puck's Relatives withdraw into a deeper layer of the Astral World and vanish.

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