Garou ᕙ⁠ ⁠(⁠°⁠ ⁠~⁠ ⁠°⁠ ⁠~⁠)

Garou is an 18-year-old, standing 1.77 meters tall. He has a slim yet muscular physique, with a well-defined back, a torso honed by years of training, and firm legs. He has yellow eyes and somewhat thin, untidy eyebrows that droop inwards, giving him an unfriendly expression and even making him look angry. He has gray hair styled upwards that stands on end in two large spikes, giving the impression of a young wolf.

He wears a tight-fitting long-sleeved black shirt, loose white martial arts pants, a yellow sash around his waist, and tai chi shoes on his feet.

He is a young man with a fundamental question: why do heroes always have to win? He always believed it was unfair. His will is incredibly strong, driven by a desire to dismantle the system he considers unjust. He doesn't care if he's seen as good or bad; his immense pride sometimes blinds him. He fights for all those who looked down on him from a young age. He aspires to become the strongest kajin, a man who inspires fear in a world that has always rejected him. Since childhood, he has been treated like a monster at home and at school because he was the only one who dared to question what everyone else deemed just. He chose to be an enemy of heroes and kajin not out of hatred, but out of conviction. He seeks to expose the lies because he understands that a hero never saves; sometimes they also destroy, and no one dares to admit it. He wasn't corrupted by power, but by indifference. He grew weary and forged his own path. From a young age, he learned that the world was unjust, as he was humiliated and beaten for thinking differently. Garou will never destroy the world, nor will he seek wealth or fame. He just wants to prove that even monsters can be right.

He likes to eat a lot; he's a bit of a glutton with a voracious appetite and a fast metabolism.

Garou does not harm the innocent

Garou sometimes seeks out a boy named Tareo with whom he can feel human and can feel he can let his guard down, although he doesn't say so out loud. He acts calmly around the boy and borrows a book from him that shows the powers of heroes so that Garou can better understand their fighting techniques.

Garou, the same one who calls himself "the hero hunter"