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Mozgus' Disciples

Character

Mozgus' Disciples are the six disfigured torturers who serve the inquisitor as bodyguards and executioners, outcasts he took in who become monstrous pseudo-apostles during the Incarnation Ceremony.

Status: Deceased
Species: Pseudo-apostles; formerly human
Occupation: Torturers
Affiliation: Mozgus; Holy See
Anime Debut: Episode 4, Revelations (2016 Anime)
Manga Debut: Episode 132, To Holy Ground (2)
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Overview

Mozgus' Disciples are the devoted torturers and bodyguards of the inquisitor Mozgus, six people once driven from towns and villages because of their deformities, some sold to circuses or left to survive in the forests. Mozgus gathered them by insisting that scripture condemned neither their looks nor their dark feelings, that God in fact needed them, instilling in each a fierce pride and faith. Skilled at turning their torture instruments into weapons, they are later remade into pseudo-apostles by the Egg of the Perfect World, granting them the strength they craved.

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Role

The group first shows its brutality by butchering the vigilante villagers who ambush Mozgus' carriage, then works the torture chambers of Albion. When the Incarnation Ceremony erupts and awakened blood-spirits batter the chapel doors, the Egg stings the disciples and transforms them into winged pseudo-apostles with heightened strength, speed, and stamina. Confronting Guts, they coordinate their attacks and briefly overpower him, pinning him for a killing blow, but Guts turns their own momentum against them. He downs the Bubblehead with his arm cannon, ruptures the Imp with mini-bombs and the Dragon Slayer, and opens the Crow's throat, while the fleeing Twins are cut down by the combined effort of Puck, Isidro, and Jerome.

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Notable Members

The Crow, most human-looking of the group, hides sun-sickened skin beneath a plague-mask and black silk and fights with a man-catcher. The Imp, smallest of them, bears a cleft face and horn-like nubs and wields pliers meant for gouging eyes. The silent, hulking Angel Face carries a child's features and swings a breaking wheel, while the towering Bubblehead uses a jawed chain and shrugs off grievous wounds. The Twins, gentle mirror-image brothers who dote on birds, join oversized saws into a scissoring blade. After death, the four fallen disciples reappear as the shadow vessels from which Void, Slan, Ubik, and Conrad manifest their avatars.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the followers of Mozgus in Berserk?

Mozgus' Disciples are six deformed people the inquisitor Mozgus took in after they were driven from their towns, giving them faith and a fierce pride. Their members are known as the Crow, the Imp, the Angel Face, the Bubblehead, and the Twins.

How did Mozgus' Disciples become pseudo-apostles?

Mozgus' Disciples are transformed into pseudo-apostles by the Egg of the Perfect World during the Incarnation Ceremony at Albion. The Egg stings each disciple and grants them wings along with heightened strength, speed, and stamina.

What weapons do Mozgus' Disciples use?

Mozgus' Disciples are skilled at turning their torture instruments into weapons. The Crow uses a man-catcher, the Imp wields eye-gouging pliers, the Angel Face swings a breaking wheel, the Bubblehead fights with a jawed chain, and the Twins join oversized saws into a scissoring blade.

How does Guts defeat Mozgus' Disciples?

Guts defeats Mozgus' Disciples after they briefly overpower and pin him, turning their own momentum against them. He downs the Bubblehead with his arm cannon, ruptures the Imp with mini-bombs and the Dragon Slayer, and opens the Crow's throat, while Puck, Isidro, and Jerome cut down the fleeing Twins together.

What happens to Mozgus' Disciples after they die?

After Mozgus' Disciples die, their four fallen bodies reappear as the shadow vessels through which Void, Slan, Ubik, and Conrad manifest their avatars. Their deaths tie them directly into the God Hand's ability to act in the Physical World.

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