I have to say,
@MantisShrimp, that this is an exceptionally bad thread. You ought to slow down and think some more about what you're writing. Everything in the story so far says that Gaiseric was never a member of the God Hand. He was their victim. He became their enemy. Like Guts. Beyond that, your core "theory" that members of the God Hand periodically die because of consistent infighting among themselves goes against all we know about that. Nothing we saw in episode 362 changes these facts, and you can be sure that nothing will change them in the future either. And Foss will never usurp Griffith's throne. It's hard to believe anyone could seriously think that.
I'm basing it on the fact that his first set of armor during his conquest had eclipse emblems, You know what else has eclipse emblems? Falconia.
Phases of the moon aren't "Eclipse emblems". They're common symbols throughout many cultures. The reason Falconia bears imagery similar to what we see on Gaiseric's armor in volume 10 is because Falconia is literally Gaiseric's old capital city, restored in the Falcon's image.
Also, the egg of the king is as the name states, it is for those who wish to be king.
Brilliant deduction!
Also, another fact, the rebirth at albion is a ceremony that takes place every 1000 years, that is also stated in the manga. Gaiseric, had a team with him, to include Flora, the girl that died in his arms with elf jewelry all over her, and the other four are those who had the four elemental weapons. You know who has a team with him now? Griffith.
You've got to be joking. What are you even talking about? Gaiseric and Flora are like Guts and Schierke. This is literally how the Skull Knight describes their relationship. The woman who died in his arms was like Casca to Guts. That's the only people we know of, and they evoke Guts' group of friends.
If Gutts was never born and if you take him out of the whole story then Griffith would be replaying everything that Gaiseric did to include losing the kingdom to a sacrifice and his team.
It's amazing that I have to say this in 2020, but his name is spelled Guts with a single 't'. Also, your critical mistake here is believing events are repeating themselves identically between now and the past. It's been clear for decades that this wasn't the case, that Gaiseric was the one who fell at the hands of the bad guys. Your idea that Griffith is supposed to "lose his kingdom" to someone else's sacrifice is nonsensical, it flies in the face of everything we know about the story. People have to sacrifice something dear to them, and they do so to obtain something in return. Sacrificial ceremonies occur at specific times, they are not random events. And they further a specific agenda, they have a purpose beyond their immediate outcome. There are many things you should have considered here and didn't.
Gutts is not supposed to be alive remember? He is not bound by fate. Griffith's fate took a curve ball when he met Gutts.
No, you're mistaken. Guts isn't "outside fate". I invite you
to read this post on the issue. More generally, I invite you to buy the actual manga instead of reading online scans, both so you can support the author and understand the story properly. I'm going to lock this thread and put you on moderation watch in the meantime.