I predict Saitama will come to know that Garou is being influenced by God through some means, possibly Blast telling him. When he learns that, Saitama will probably come to the conclusion that, since Garou was not in his right mind, on top of his promise to Tareo, killing him would be immoral. He'll probably look past it and spare Garou, but I doubt he'll wholly forgive him, either. If that overall scenairo does happen, Saitama would also have extra motive to fight God later down the line, knowing that he caused the death of Genos.
i assume that's the decision Saitama has to make. He made a promise to Tareo, and he saw right through Garou. Does he want to kill Garou rn? Absolutely. But that's not a mutually exclusive thought from also deciding to save and beat some sense into Garou. He has to decide to be a hero in this case, he has to reign it in, no matter how much he wants to kill Garou.
because Saitama clearly cares about it?
How? Saitama didn't make that promise out of nowhere. He promised because he knew that Garou was human thanks to his actions but once Garou killed Genos all of those things became null. Since Garou's morality became out of factor, Genos' death should take precedence over a promise to a kid he doesn't even know.
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First mistake right there
Link? For comedy purposes, that is.
Just a effect
Except we've learned Saitama had no idea what he was doing. He was confused that he was suddenly in space again, kind of telling me he didn't really expect to destroy the planet in the first place. This is given evidence by the fact that he told himself he can "finally go all out". If Blast wasn't there it would have been manslaughter, not premeditated murder since Saitama clearly just thought he was going to kill Garou, and not the entire planet along with him.
Saitama did say that he felt like blowing up the planet a couple chapters ago
It was more like [I would rather blow up the planet than put up with your bullshit] which is much more vague and why we don't consider it a legitimate planet busting statement.
And if blast wasn’t there he would have done it
I already pointed this out, yes, and as I stated it wasn't intentional. Saitama wasn't going to blow up the planet because he "felt like it".
“Your honor, I know I said on record earlier that I felt like blowing somebody’s brains out and that I actually did pull a gun on that man. But you honor you see that statement I made was vague, just in jest, I didn’t really mean it.”
That whole scenario falls apart since it's pretty obvious the "man", your analogy for the earth in this idiom, obviously isn't the target. It would be more like a police officer shooting someone and in turn, accidentally hitting a bystander (or maybe the civilians hurt when caught in wars?)
I'm not lawyer or judge lmao.
Correction: Above Dragon++++++.
Ummmm, actually, its, "With great power there must also come great responsibility"
No such thing
Murata said Suiryu is Italian, so no, Suiko would not count
When did Saitama say he was scratched?
Chapter 165: "And I went and made a big deal about telling that kid I wouldn't get scratched."
lol it would be funny if cosmic garou is God level and God himself is Above God levelGarou is just above dragon level +++++ God level will be God cause his name is God so he will be God level
