Guts kneels among broken rocks on this mouse pad, the massive Dragonslayer planted before him, rain hammering down through a pitch-black night. This Berserk piece is pure manga grit — the Black Swordsman catching a moment's rest, cloak torn, blade taller than he is. His head bows. The storm never lets up.

On a desk the near-black background keeps the piece stark and cinematic, so it sinks into a dark setup and lets the stark whites cut through. Under a monitor the central figure lines up with your gaze; beside a keyboard the high-contrast monochrome pairs with any build. Low-light rooms and this mat get along very well.

The Art: Black Swordsman's Rest

The whole thing is drawn in dense manga ink — razor-fine hatching, deep pooling blacks and rain rendered in thousands of white streaks. That enormous sword anchors the composition dead center, its weight impossible to miss. Where a lot of Berserk art screams with action, this one goes still and heavy, and that quiet exhaustion is exactly what sells the character.

On the Desk

A micro-woven fabric top gives smooth, controlled glide with no drag. Under it, 3 mm of cushion keeps the wrist easy through long play. The non-slip rubber base holds the mat steady, stitched anti-fray edges guard the border, and dye-sublimation printing embeds the art into the weave so it resists peeling and fading.

11 Sizes: Mouse Pad to Chair Mat

Start with the S (11.8″×15.7″) classic mouse pad or the TCG Mat (14″×24″) for tournament card play. M, L and XL carry keyboard and mouse, while XXL to XXXXL (up to 23.6″×47.2″) stretch across a whole desk. The Chair Mats (up to 47.2″×70.9″) bring the scene underfoot. A stark vertical piece like this looks especially strong at XL.

A Gift for Berserk Fans

• The friend who rates Berserk the greatest manga ever drawn.
• A reader who loves Miura's ink work.
• The desk-setup poster after a dark, dramatic accent.
• Any Guts devotee.

Clean with a damp cloth, dry it flat, and roll it for moving rather than folding.