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[19] Miura stated that he learned the basics of storytelling from George Lucas, creator of the Star Wars franchise, and called the eponymous 1977 film his favorite work. [20][21][22] Miura commented about the influence of shōjo manga on the series, stating that it is about "expressing every feeling powerfully. "[17][23] Particularly, he mentioned influence from Yumiko Ōshima,[17][23] and that the anime adaptations of The Rose of Versailles and Aim for the Ace!, both directed by Osamu Dezaki, inspired him to read The Rose of Versailles manga and the works of Keiko Takemiya, mainly Kaze to Ki no Uta. [16][24]
Some aspects of Guts (personality and design) were partially inspired by Miura's
highschool friend and later fellow manga artist Kouji Mori [ja], by Mad Max, and by Rutger Hauer's performances in Flesh and Blood, Blade Runner, The Hitcher and The Blood of Heroes. [25][7][14][13] Guts' prosthetic hand was inspired by Dororo's Hyakkimaru and Cobra's eponymous protagonist. [26] Kurt, the protagonist of Pygmalio [ja], by Shinji Wada, and an illustration of a giant wielding a sword, featured in The Snow Queen (Guin Saga spin-off), inspired the size of Guts' sword, the Dragon Slayer, by mixing both characters' swords.
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