Berserk of Gluttony [Season 1 Episodes 1-12]

Alright, let’s dive into Berserk of Gluttony Season 1, Episodes 1-12. First off, this anime is all about Fate Graphite, a guy cursed with the skill “Gluttony” that makes him hungry all the time—like, all the time. He starts as a gatekeeper, but when he figures out he can devour the skills and souls of people he kills, things get wild. The series is animated by A.C.G.T., directed by Tetsuya Yanagisawa, and premiered on October 1, 2023.

Now, let’s talk about what fans are saying. A lot of people dig the story—one comment called it “captivating,” and another said it’s “very wonderful.” The way the seven deadly sins are portrayed as powers? That’s a hit too. Fate’s journey from a sad gatekeeper to a total badass is pretty satisfying, with plenty of action to keep you hooked.

But it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. Some folks think the animation is a bit of a “slide show fest”—ouch. The side characters, like the girl with the Wrath ability, didn’t get much love either; one viewer said she was just “there” without any real development. And the ending? Mixed feelings. If there’s no Season 2, some fans are dropping their ratings from an 8/10 to a 5/10 because it feels incomplete.

Oh, and the love angle? Let’s just say it’s… complicated. One comment joked, “So love is the key to fill gluttony?” Yeah, that’s a thing. The finale had some solid moments—Fate going full “I’m built different” mode, Greed (his talking suit) being the best wingman ever, and enough food references to make you hungry. But the cliffhanger? It left people wondering if there’s more to come.

Ratings are all over the place: some gave it a 7/10, others a 5/10. The consensus? It’s a decent watch if you’re into power fantasies with a dark twist. The main character’s remorseless killing is a plus for some, but the lack of depth in side characters and the “edgy” vibe (scythe, skull mask—cringe, according to one fan) hold it back.

Would I recommend it? If you’re into action-packed stories with a unique power system and don’t mind a bit of genericness, sure. Just don’t go in expecting Game of Thrones-level depth. And hey, if you’re hungry for more after the finale, cross your fingers for Season 2—because that ending definitely left room for it.

In short, Berserk of Gluttony is like a fast-food meal: it’s satisfying in the moment, but you might not remember it next week. Worth a watch if you’re bored, but don’t set your expectations too high. 🍔⚔️