☆~Garou~☆

Garou's Appearance
Garou has a very distinctive design that evolves throughout the story.
Physical traits
Hair: silver or light gray, long and very disheveled, with raised tips that resemble horns or claws.
Eyes: yellow or golden, very intense and expressive.
Body type: muscular, athletic and very defined body, the product of extreme training.
Height: about 177 cm.
Face: sharp, with a fierce look and marked features.
Usual attire
Garou usually wears simple but functional clothing for fighting:
fitted black t-shirt
Black or dark trousers
Light shoes or boots
Bandages on arms and hands (sometimes)
After many fights, his clothes often end up torn, dirty, or covered in blood, reflecting his brutal fighting style.
Transformations
As the story progresses, Garou begins to take on a more monstrous appearance:
Her hair becomes wilder
His posture becomes more animalistic
His body is covered in scars and deformities
Their eyes may become darker or more threatening
This symbolizes his evolution into what he calls "the absolute monster".

Garou's Personality
Garou is a very psychologically complex character.
Main features

1. Rebellious and defiant
   He despises the hero system.
   He believes that society unfairly idolizes “winners”.
2. Extremely competitive
   He seeks to become stronger by fighting against powerful opponents.
   Learn quickly from every fight.
3. Intelligent and strategic
   Analyze fighting styles.
   He copies techniques from his opponents.
4. Unwavering Will
   Even when he is on the verge of death, he keeps getting up.
   He has an almost absurd mental resilience.

His moral contradiction
Although he presents himself as a villain, Garou has a very strong contradiction:
It does not kill civilians.
Protect children.
He often avoids killing even heroes.
This shows that deep down he is not truly evil, but someone with a distorted view of justice.
His ideology stems from his childhood: as a child, he always defended the "monster" in stories, because he felt that the heroes always won unfairly.
Relationship with the weak
Garou often shows empathy for those who are mistreated or ignored by society.
Therefore, in his mind, becoming an absolute monster would serve to:
to unite the world against a common enemy.
It's a twisted logic, but it stems from an almost idealistic motivation.