These developments gradually led to him defeating the Dragon-level monster, Centisennin, by slicing the monster into two with a single chopping movement. In his monster form, Garou could rival powerful members of the Monster Association. However, despite their inferiority, they still helped Garou achieve awesome feats. In fact, it was these actions that triggered Garou's monsterification that was first revealed in the Monster Association Arc, a stepping stone leading to his final God-given cosmic form.Ĭomparing the recent Garou-oriented developments in One-Punch Man to the Hero Hunter in the early stages of the Monster Association Arc, fans can rightly conclude that Garou’s previous forms were inferior. Regardless of these developments, Garou continued with his goal – even after receiving a beating from his master, Bang. Saitama stopped the Hero Hunter right in his tracks with another epic one-punch strike. The same fate replayed after Garou tried to defeat the make-believe S-Class hero, King. In Garou's battle against Saitama, he was knocked unconscious after he received a single hit from the supposedly middle-ranked hero. To be fair, it was more of a one-sided attack than a battle. Unfortunately, after achieving a string of successes, he was involved in a first battle encounter with Saitama. Example-wise, he defeated the powerful S-Class hero, Tank Top, and other equally powerful heroes. On his path to achieving his ideals, he successfully put powerful heroes out of commission. Constantly irritated by this fact, Garou decided to take it upon himself to become absolute evil.

According to Garou, heroes are the real danger to society since they give humans a 'false sense of hope,' which prevents them from seeing the real truth. However, he left the academy to establish his ideal involving heroes and their impact on society. Garou was once Bang's student who excelled in different areas of martial arts.

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