Guts’ raw strength is legendary within the Berserk universe, but there isn’t a single canonical figure. Ranges are built from various feats shown in the manga and discussed in fan analyses. Below is a concise synthesis of what is widely cited.

Core idea

• Guts demonstrates superhuman strength that far exceeds ordinary humans, enough to wield and swing a massive Dragonslayer sword one-handed with relative ease and to impact through hard materials and through multiple foes in quick succession. This is often framed as “superhuman,” even when not given a precise tonnage in-universe.

Representative feats and interpretations

• Dragonslayer weight and usage: TheDragon Slayer is depicted as a very heavy, roughly 400–450 pounds in some fan estimates, yet Guts wields it with one arm in several scenes, implying extraordinary upper-body strength and grip. This contributes to widely cited ballpark figures in fan theory ranges, though official in-universe weights are not stated.

• Endurance and impact: Guts can sustain and deliver powerful blows that damage fortified foes of various densities, including demonic Apostles, indicating both sheer power and durability in combat scenarios.

• Comparative scale discussions: Some analyses and videos argue Guts’ strength could be on the order of tens of tons in his normal state, with even higher potential in berserker/appostle states, though these are fan interpretations rather than officially quantified measurements.

Limitations and caveats

• No official, numeric “strength in tons” is published by the creator or publisher; most discussions rely on panel-by-panel extrapolation from sword weight, opponent resistance, and feats. This means stated figures vary widely among fans and creators.

• Different modes (normal, Berserker Armor, God Hand-related states) are described as increasing Guts’ capabilities, including speed and durability, which can influence perceived strength in battle.

If you’d like, I can tailor a more precise summary to a particular source (e.g., a specific manga arc, or a fan theory video) or compare how different fans estimate his strength using concrete panel references.