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Why exactly?His Striking Strength is literally Small City level.
I think this is far more objetctive. Don't get me wrong, I want Garou to be stronger, but it doesn't seem too accurate.or Genos is High 7-C, Low 7-B via JDA
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His striking strength should scale to his physical APWhy exactly?
I think this is far more objetctive. Don't get me wrong, I want Garou to be stronger, but it doesn't seem too accurate.
You don't have a way to prove that. For all we know, JDA or SIC could be leagues above his physical strength.His striking strength should scale to his physical AP
That could be because the difference was MASSIVE in that form. I don't think High 7-C to Low 7-B is such a gap to be called unbalanced.?
His leg was able to withstand the force of the attack, his durability should scale to it and a lot of his attacks are comparable to his durability. Dr Genus states discomfort when Geno's asked for all his MA raid body to be all offense and less defense, implying he balances both aspects in previous upgrades
Even if Genos were only Large Town level+ in terms of physical ability, a peak Garou would vastly upscale from that, leading into Small City level.Considering:
Despite this, he was still capable of keeping up relatively soundly with Genos and taking a brutal and relentless thrashing from Bang and Bomb simultaneously, two characters who are vastly superior to Genos, having destroyed Elder Centipede's exoskeleton while Genos could not even dent its shell. Garou also seems to imply that he could defeat Genos in peak condition, which makes sense as Genos and Tanktop Master were stated to be as powerful as each other, and peak Garou at the start of his hero hunt was capable of easily defeating Tanktop Master. This, along with what Tetsucabrah said with the scaling through Senior Centipede, should be enough to qualify for "At least Large Town level+", maybe a "possibly Small City level" for characters who scale to Garou.
- As a result of his restless combat leading up to his confrontation with Saitama, Garou's body had reached its limits.
- Because of his damage and exhaustion, Garou contracted a fever which lasted overnight, leading him to surmise he'd be immobile for days.
- Glasses surmised that Garou's physical performance was drastically hindered by exhaustion, blood loss, and poison.
- In this condition, he has lost most of his strength, admitting to be incapable of evading the heroes' attacks and that he could not think straight.
- After his fight with Death Gatling's team, he was in such critical condition, he needed water to even function properly.
- Genos noted that Garou was barely clinging onto life during their fight.
- Garou's physical condition had grown to the point his legs were weak and he could barely see.
- Before engaging with Bang, Garou was barely able to stand and his hands trembled as he attempted to form a stance.
- Bang's onslaught was pushing Garou to the point of unconsciousness, possibly even death.
- Bomb likens Garou's current injuries to those he would have been capable of enduring in his prime, sixty years ago.
- At some point during the fight with Bang, one of Garou's arm was disabled.
- Garou's injuries from Bang and Bomb had grown so severe that Genos was sure he was on his deathbed, his body described as broken.
Going with this too.or Genos is High 7-C, Low 7-B via JDA, there’s no other accurate way to do it.
Why? Genos is physically comparable to Tanktop Master according to Garou himself. And Tanktop Master is very likely physically stronger than Human Garou due to him being beaten because he was outmatched in terms of martial art skills rather than being overpowered with raw strength.Copying this post from an earlier thread.
Even if Genos were only Large Town level+ in terms of physical ability, a peak Garou would vastly upscale from that, leading into Small City level.
Well he can withstand it, sure, but I don't see him with physical Striking Strength at that levelBecause JDA is a physical attack and that Geno's should have comparable to Dura to it, as he is generally comparable to his attacks, and the only time he's a glass cannon is in the MA raid arc
I edited my post.Why? Genos is physically comparable to Tanktop Master according to Garou himself. And Tanktop Master is very likely physically stronger than Human Garou due to him being beaten because he was outmatched in terms of martial art skills rather than being overpowered with raw strength.
That's like stamina and willpower feats rather than AP feats.the quote post explains why.
The Garou at the time of fighting Genos was capable of keeping up with him, even clashing with him, halting his attacks, even the rocket-propelled ones, kicking him into the wall, and ripping off his arm, despite being virtually near-death as a result of poison, intense blood loss, stab wounds and bullet holes in his body, exhaustion, sickness (the fever mentioned earlier), his dwindling stamina resulting from his non-stop combat, and his broken physical condition, struggling to see, think, or even stand properly, and his rapidly diminishing strength. A broken, tattered, and physically inept Garou could keep up and put up a good fight against Genos, and because of that, a Garou in peak condition would significantly upscale, which makes sense in conjunction with my next points.Why? Genos is physically comparable to Tanktop Master according to Garou himself.
And Tanktop Master is very likely physically stronger than Human Garou
Garou did not beat Tanktop Master solely because he outclassed him in combat ability. Garou was able to withstand a Tanktop Tackle and land on his feet, and survived an essentially bloodlusted punch to the face from Tanktop Master before using Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist and pummeling him into a wall. Hell, after Tanktop Master got back up from his beating and attempted to protect his posse, Garou knocked him out with a casual strike to the face, without using the WSRSF. The Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist does not increase the user's strength, so yes, Garou did overpower Tanktop Master, with relative ease at that.because he was outmatched in terms of martial art skills rather than being overpowered with raw strength.
I disagree with this, it is not safe to assume that he is that much stronger than Genos to be upscaled to Low 7-B even he is at his peak, I believe that was more like stamina and willpower feats. Garou needed to use multiple strikes to take down Tanktop Master, not to mention, he targeted his vital spots. Tanktop Master mentioned his issue with Garou to Saitama is that Garou is stronger than him because of his combat ability, not physical strength, it is likely the case.Copying this post from an earlier thread.
Even if Genos were only Large Town level+ in terms of physical ability, a peak Garou would vastly upscale from that, leading into Small City level.
I don't disagree with this, but the issue is Human Garou only has one key. So if we upgrade him to Low 7-B physically for being able to hold his own very well against stronger opponents despite being in a very weakened state. That makes Tanktop Master, Genos be Low 7-B physicals as well.And, remember, Garou vs. Tanktop Master was at the beginning of his hero hunt. Garou has since grown much stronger as a result of his rapid growth and evolution over the course of the hero hunt. It only does not appear that way because, in his last few fights, he was already exhausted and sickly before being poisoned, stabbed, shot, and exhausted, leaving him far from his full strength.
That is my headcanon as well. After all, Genos did just bury himself to lure Garou in, so it would be in character for Genos to set a trap that boosts Garou's confidence and allows him to take him by surprise.Also even if Genos’ durability is the only thing that scales to Low 7-B, Garou ripped his arm off.
And I’ll admit, my headcanon is that Genos let him do that, but that isn’t actually stated in the manga so-
.I was rereading the Garou and Genos fight and I noticed that when Garou rips his arm off, we can see small pieces of metal, so maybe he broke it after all.
I have problems with this notion because literally nothing in their fight implies that. To assume Genos wasn’t going all-out would be headcanon, especially when all the information we’re given is that he wants to kill Garou.That was because Genos did not respect Garou enough to use his 100% to kill him.
Genos was trying to kill Garou but he wasn't using all his energy to do so.
Why didn't he use JDA and spiral incineration cannon attacks against him from the get-go, if he needed his full power to kill Garou?I have problems with this notion because literally nothing in their fight implies that. To assume Genos wasn’t going all-out would be headcanon, especially when all the information we’re given is that he wants to kill Garou.
And despite this, a horribly fatigued and weakened Garou is able to clash with Genos, tank numerous hits (hits that we have tiered at Low 7-B) from him and rip his arm off. If you want to say horribly fatigued forest Garou downscales, whatever, but a full strength human Garou absolutely scales, if not upscales.
This is exactly what I'm thinking, Garou can deflect more powerful attacks but he has a hard time keeping up with spammed attacks from multiple angles. Genos could attack Garou with more powerful attacks, but if weaker attacks can do the job, are less energy intensive and are harder to block, it only makes sense to spam machine gun blows and incinerates to soften Garou up.Garou was not holding back PHYSICALLY, but if he wanted he could have used JDA or SIC. He probably thought it was hard to charge the attacks and decided for an exchange.
He didn’t have the time to charge them, for one. And we have Genos’ basic punches at Low 7-B, basic punches that Garou took, so again, unless you say Genos’ normal punches are lower than Low 7-B, Garou has to scale.Why didn't he use JDA and spiral incineration cannon attacks against him from the get-go, if he needed his full power to kill Garou?
Garou detached a detachable arm that Genos probably let him detach.
A supporting evidence is that we actually see Genos' pieces being broken when Garou rips his arm off.Genos letting him do it is not actually stated in the manga, so that can’t be used as evidence.
Right, he wouldn't have the time per se. I'm saying Genos's punches are probably High 7-C+, downscaling from JDA since they aren't charged attacks. Basically, I would rate Genos's durability, striking strength (with charged attacks) and AP (with charged attacks, ultra spiral incineration cannon and possibly other moves) Low 7-B.He didn’t have the time to charge them, for one. And we have Genos’ basic punches at Low 7-B, basic punches that Garou took, so again, unless you say Genos’ normal punches are lower than Low 7-B, Garou has to scale.
Genos letting him do it is not actually stated in the manga, so that can’t be used as evidence.
From what you've said right now, it would be more consistent in my mind to upscale Garou to low 7-B to JDA. I suppose everyone else now has to upscale to Low 7-B, which is want I wanted to avoid because I've held EC genos a cut above nearly all high demons (exceptions being Hundred Eyes Octopus, Bug God).If Genos’ normal attacks downscale, then that needs to be noted on the profile instead of just saying he’s Low 7-B all the way. But if his dura scales, then Garou has to scale for ripping his arm off.