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Willpower&Limiter page of One Punch Man should include Regeneration(Low-Mid) along side Immense Pain Tolerance & Limited Immortality.
Garou was overcoming death via willpower. Gyoro Gyoro already explained it. It's easy to turn humans to monsters via cells but it doesnt effect the limiter. It works with no further growth. Garou didnt take it.
For the limit of growth, Gyoro explains that first you need to overcome death many times as a HUMAN. Garou was still a human who was overcoming death. everytime garou overcome death he regenerated. immortality type 2 also comes with regeneration here. many examples are in the series.
He healed after being hacked and slashed, rose to his feet after having his torso crushed. regenerated a hole in his abdomen over an unknown period of time. seemingly recovered from having his ribcage shattered.
Gyoro explains it as well. At the very least, Limited immortality (type 2) should also include Regeneration(Low-Mid). Overcoming death also causes regeneration here.
Same for the Phoenix Man who had completely regenerated from being crushed and slashed multiple times after overcoming Death. It also doesn't make sense for the person to overcome death if the injury they have still stays since it would cause death afterwards.
It also explains how Saitama was fine after his training that were hurting him physically, or how he stopped bleeding after breaking a wall of his limiter. Or how his injuries from multiple part of his body disappeared without any scar even though it wasn't the same for King who's injury wasn't nearly as bad as Saitama. (Saitama didn't go to hospital either, if anything, he went to grocery shop for the sale :d)
Overcoming Death/Breaking a wall of Limiter causes regeneration.
While Garou has his own regeneration as well, we know it wasn't the case until he was defeated by Orochi that he evolved and gained regeneration via absorbing black matter. So his healing feat from being hacked and slashed to death and "rose to his feet after having his torso crushed" still applies.
Willpower&Limiter page of One Punch Man should include Regeneration(Low-Mid) along side Immense Pain Tolerance & Limited Immortality.
Garou was overcoming death via willpower. Gyoro Gyoro already explained it. It's easy to turn humans to monsters via cells but it doesnt effect the limiter. It works with no further growth. Garou didnt take it.
For the limit of growth, Gyoro explains that first you need to overcome death many times as a HUMAN. Garou was still a human who was overcoming death. everytime garou overcome death he regenerated. immortality type 2 also comes with regeneration here. many examples are in the series.
He healed after being hacked and slashed, rose to his feet after having his torso crushed. regenerated a hole in his abdomen over an unknown period of time. seemingly recovered from having his ribcage shattered.
Gyoro explains it as well. At the very least, Limited immortality (type 2) should also include Regeneration(Low-Mid). Overcoming death also causes regeneration here.
Same for the Phoenix Man who had completely regenerated from being crushed and slashed multiple times after overcoming Death. It also doesn't make sense for the person to overcome death if the injury they have still stays since it would cause death afterwards.
It also explains how Saitama was fine after his training that were hurting him physically, or how he stopped bleeding after breaking a wall of his limiter. Or how his injuries from multiple part of his body disappeared without any scar even though it wasn't the same for King who's injury wasn't nearly as bad as Saitama. (Saitama didn't go to hospital either, if anything, he went to grocery shop for the sale :d)
Overcoming Death/Breaking a wall of Limiter causes regeneration.
While Garou has his own regeneration as well, we know it wasn't the case until he was defeated by Orochi that he evolved and gained regeneration via absorbing black matter. So his healing feat from being hacked and slashed to death and "rose to his feet after having his torso crushed" still applies.
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