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The original was posted on /r/onepunchman by /u/Ok_Finish8195 on 2024-12-31 01:11:17+00:00.
Void's plan feels odd to me. Let’s assume he genuinely doesn’t know that God can instantly kill and reclaim the powers from his avatars. What makes him think everyone will just rally behind the idea of fighting God? What if some avatars are perfectly content serving God, others are too terrified of God to rebel, and some simply go, "Forget this, I’m doing my own thing," once they regain self-awareness? It seems like he’s overlooking a lot of potential complications for a plan that will ultimately cost him his life.
Also, about the whole Garou’s power opposes God' idea—wasn’t Garou under God’s influence up until this point? How is his power meant to give resistance God’s mind control, when he himself couldn't resist it? Maybe I’m wrong, but I thought this scene clearly showed that God was influencing Garou the entire time.
