After his final battle with Saitama, Garou dies. But instead of fading into nothing, his soul is pulled across realities—thrown into the Marvel Universe. Frozen in Arctic ice, his body is discovered decades later, alongside Captain America. When both are thawed, only one remembers who he is.

Garou awakens with short-term memory loss. He doesn’t know his name. He doesn’t know where he came from.
All he remembers… is how to fight.

Taken in by Captain America, Garou joins the Avengers not as a hero, but as a lethal wildcard—silent, brutal, and unbreakable. His fists become their most terrifying weapon, even as his presence unsettles gods, soldiers, and scientists alike.

As threats rise—from Loki’s invasion to Ultron and the Infinity War—Garou stands at the front lines, evolving with each battle, hunting for the truth about his past. But something deeper stirs inside him:

> The instinct to fight.
The instinct to survive.
The instinct… to become a monster again.



Blending brutal martial arts combat with cinematic action and dry humor, The Monster Who Stood Still is a reimagined Avengers saga told through the eyes of a lone warrior who never needed powers—just purpose.

Chapter 13 - Chapter 13-rewrite in progress