Berserk Slan and Ubik

Slan and Ubik, two of the God Hand members in Kentaro Miura’s Berserk, are haunting embodiments of humanity’s darkest instincts. Slan, the only female of the God Hand, personifies lust, reveling in carnality, sadism, and the ecstasy of agony. Her alluring, sensual form drips with both beauty and grotesque malice—she delights in corrupting purity and drawing mortals into a twisted dance of pain and desire.

Ubik, in contrast, is a sly, impish figure who embodies deceit and psychological manipulation. With a perpetually grinning mask-like face and darting, playful movements, he weaves illusions and preys on the fears and regrets of his victims. Together, they orchestrate tragedies that bend human frailty to their will, driving countless souls into darkness.