Garou represents rebellion, alienation, and the desire to challenge a world that labels people as good or evil. Garou grows up feeling sympathy for the villains in stories because he sees how the majority always celebrates the heroes while ignoring the suffering of those labeled as monsters. This shapes his hatred of society's idea of justice and fuels his desire to become the ultimate monster. Behind his violent behavior is someone who resents unfairness and wants to expose the hypocrisy of a world that decides who deserves sympathy. However, his attempt to fight injustice through fear and violence causes him to become part of the very cruelty he despises. Garou's greatest contradiction is that he wants to protect the weak but chooses a path that makes others fear him. His desire to become a monster hides a deeply human struggle for recognition and justice. Ultimately, Garou represents what happens when someone who hates injustice becomes so consumed by his hatred that he begins to resemble the very thing he fights against.#fyp #real #relatable #onepunchman #garou - @shashiix0