A chapter of the Eastern Exile Chapter that brings the God Hand back into view alongside Griffith, with a cast reaching from Casca and Schierke to Silat and Daiba. Its title poses the image of trying to catch a bird drifting through the clouds.
The chapter carries on the Eastern Exile Chapter, drawing together a wide cast that stretches from Griffith and Casca to Schierke, Sonia, Mule, Silat, Daiba, and others. Members of the God Hand, among them Void, Slan, Ubik, and Conrad, also appear.
Its title conjures the image of grasping at a bird adrift among the clouds, a figure for chasing what keeps slipping from reach. The chapter also brings the God Hand into a scene turned toward Griffith.

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Episode 386 of the Berserk manga is titled "Can you Seize a Wandering Bird in the Clouds?" It is part of the Eastern Exile Chapter of the Fantasia Arc.
Episode 386 belongs to the Eastern Exile Chapter of the Fantasia Arc in Berserk. It was published in Young Animal issue 16 on July 10, 2026, across twenty-three pages.
Episode 386 features a wide cast including Griffith, Casca, Schierke, Sonia, Mule, Silat, and Daiba, alongside members of the God Hand such as Void, Slan, Ubik, and Conrad.
The title of Episode 386, "Can you Seize a Wandering Bird in the Clouds?", evokes the image of grasping at a bird adrift among the clouds. It serves as a figure for chasing something that keeps slipping out of reach.
Yes, Episode 386 brings the God Hand back into view in a scene turned toward Griffith. Members including Void, Slan, Ubik, and Conrad appear alongside the Eastern Exile Chapter cast.
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