Why does Garou want to be a monster?

Why does Garou want to be a monster?

Garou wants to become the fairytale-like monster that everyone fears so that they are forced to unite against him to survive. By doing so, he aspires to end conflict and war and achieve world peace. ... Although Garou has no qualms about killing monsters, he never kills a single human.

Does Garou turn back into a human?

basically garou transformed back into his human form after the monster arc, but he's clearly still monster as NYAN said: Once you go monster you can't go back.

Can Monster Garou beat Saitama?

In a fight against Saitama, he was able to predict the trajectory of the hero's punches and even successfully dodged them. Besides his raw power and skill in martial arts, Garou can regrow lost limbs and recover from massive internal damage within moments.

What happens when Garou transforms into a monster?

• When Garou transforms into a monster, his strength becomes that above a Dragon level monster and can take on a casual Saitama. Garou evading Golden Ball's bullets.

What happens to Garou in One Punch Man?

• Puri-Puri Prisoner goes to rescue Garou, but the Human Monster breaks his chains and unleashes a flurry of attacks, ending any potential fight immediately. As Puri-Puri Prisoner realizes that he's made a huge mistake, Garou transforms, showing off what he looks like as a real monster for the first time.

When does Garou the human monster come out?

• As he leaves proclaiming this was the epic intro of Garou the Human Monster, he promises to come bursting through the front door of the Hero Association in six months time after his training journey was over. Musing perhaps he will fight King, the strongest hero in their ranks one day while out on his jaunt.

Why did Garou want to be a hero?

• Garou has a lot of will, but based on a half assed plan. Having this level of will, he can pretend to limit break just like Saitama. But Saitama wanted to be a human hero, and Garou wanted to be "his own kind of monster". So he went through his own process for becoming a monster, a more "human" one.