| 1 Oct 2003 | Tim Van Gorp | Loading...Mwohahaha!!! You'll shit in your pants in no time when he's coming for you! (Not that you have much time left anyway...) Nice one. | |
| 22 Jun 2004 | Morka | Loading...Daniel is right. "Berseker" comes from the words "Bear Seeker", or the one who search to be like a bear. It could also easily be translate by "Beer Seeker"... Johan Aronson replies: "Actually, the swedish word for berserker (bärsärk) means bear-shirt or bare-shirt, which would have to do with berserkers fighting without armour and only wearing bear or wolf furs." | |
| 23 Jun 2004 | Schutes | Loading...Great picture! One of the best pictures I've seen in a long time. | |
| 10 Sep 2004 | Toni <fluffie_dukky@hot...c | Loading...Um, wow! | |
| 24 Dec 2004 | VegetaGirl | Loading...Wow a little too realistic I think I'v already S#!+ my pants...(just kidding everyone)...walks away bandy legged. | |
| 29 Dec 2004 | VegetaGirl | Loading...LOL! when he turned into a werewolf it looks like he ripped his pants in bettween his legs. Great work though excellent detail. ;D Johan Aronson replies: "I guess it was not only his muscles that grew when he became a big werewolf..." | |
| 11 Aug 2005 | Bjärn rosemortem@gma...com> | Loading...Jag höra av teori av bärsärken måltid svampar till åstadkomma det begeistring. Hagla den ulfhednir! Johan Aronson replies: "I have heard the same. A diet of mead and poisonous mushrooms brings out the beast within, hehe. " | |
| 5 Jun 2006 | Jhalmer | Loading...Awesome pic, I don't recall egil being a beserk... although i belive kveldin? ( I for get his name) was right? cause i don't remember if skallagrim was one or not but anyways great pick and if any one is interested.... http://www.winterscapes.com/uppsala/berserk.htm Thats a web site all about beserks and ulfendar Johan Aronson replies: "Ah, thanks, but it's not Egil Skallagrimsson, just some other guy with the same first name. " | |
| 7 Mar 2009 | Seax | Loading...Correction for "Morka": It does NOT mean "bear seeker". It’s derived from "bar-sark", or "bare-shirt", as in no shirt, as in naked. Berserkers would often times go into battle nude, or wrapped only in bear skins, which is indicated by the other translation being "bear-shirt" or "-skin", referring to the idea of shape-shifting and fighting with bear-like strength and ferocity. | |
| 16 Aug 2009 | MT Starkey | Loading...Great work. Cool pose. He’s a real savage bastard. | |