Berserk Adaptations that fail the amazing source material

I have to admit that I truly love Berserk and even though Kentaro Miura (who first published the prototype of Berserk in manga form in 1988) is known for his long hiatuses, the art and the detailed characters make it all worth the wait (mostly). It might thus surprise that my evaluation of the various adaptations is much more critical than I feel about the manga. If I were to judge it by how much of an impression it left on me or what emotional ties I have to the manga, the rating would be a 10/

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