Terra 3 Cosmic Garry One punch man, this series with characters who are meant to be the strongest, but throughout the anime vs a simply weak. To lack for this, multiple fanmongers being created, but there's two specific mongers on top. Terra 2 and Terra 3, but Terra 3 simply takes things to another level. Giving Garry the opportunity to fight Saitama with the full power of God, taking every known limit to the point where being out of vessel is simply nothing. Beginning the fight with Garry's classic entry, appearing out of the darkness, with Saitama stating, oh, a new costume, not knowing that he's about to get beat to the point of no return. With Garry's opening scene only scratching the surface of Garry's power, revealing that Garry not only has knowledge of the forces of nature, but with the simple thought he's able to control reality itself, even heaven and the afterlife. It's all in his control. Immediately releasing a supernova, but every single point of energy is stored and sent throughout each of Saitama's cells. Saitama now proving that it just isn't Garry with the universal power here, taking the attack and simply releasing it into the universe. Within moments, all of reality have been eradicated and rewritten, but this attack simply vanished out of thin air. A version of blast with God-given powers was able to take this attack and cancel it out with his own power. With Garry realizing that if he uses his own power, he will never win. Starting to use the power of the universe itself, but to really understand what this means, we'll have to dive into the cosmology of this fan manga. The manga itself said that the vastness of the universe surpasses our incognition. The concept of infinity is struggling to scratch even the surface of the universe, bringing the Von Neumann universe into play. But what exactly is the Von Neumann universe? As an example, let's take an empty universe, or as I'll call it a set, then create a new second-taining only that empty set, essentially forming the first generation. Then repeat this process one more time, creating the second generation. With there being an infinite amount of sets inside this universe, each second-taining infinite amount of finite sets inside it, creating what seems to be a paradoxical system all fit inside one universe. And the crazy part about this whole concept is that it only covers a fraction of this first's cosmology, but all this cosmos is in the palm of Garry's hand, hunching side-tarmil with every single infinite amount of power, but side-tarmists simply stopping Garry's hand, transporting Garry in himself to a place where they can fight without any consequences to reality. Garry now realizing that this universe is an enough-risk desire, creating his own hide-a-mentional rewrite as a multiverse, combining an infinite amount of the universe we already explained into a multiverse. It's time to get serious. Garry transforming side-tarmist own baseline into a 2D character, making him unable to hit Garry as they're on a different line of dimensions, while Garry's hitting side-tarmil with multidimensional blows made up of zero dimensions, compressing side-tarmil into nothing. With Garry being unsure if this is enough to take side-tarm out, adding insurance, taking this infinite multiverse Garry's made and then dividing it into an endless amount of lines, each line holding the same multiverse with Garry viewing this entire structure of unrecognizable cosmology as only one D, and taking it to create what's called timeline strikes against side-tarmour. But knowing side-tarmour, he just gets right back up, walks to Garry and punches him straight in the face. But Garry doesn't even flinch now against side-tarmist punches, now knowing that no power of any cosmology can defeat side-tarmour, deciding to go through every single concept of reality, past, present and future, including his own infinite cosmology, changing side-tarmist underlying settings, but hitting a wall that no being in all of animators have passed. Side-tarmist's own delusion, with every word of code being invincible, unable to be changed, resulting to what seems to be Garry's final stretch, his final attack towards side-tarmour, creating a timeline with an infinite amount of situations, all giving side-tarmour the money, fame and fans, with Garry walking off thinking the fight's finished. Side-tarmist simply leaves the timeline, stating that he's only a hero as a hobby, not for the money, fame or any sort of recognition, because all of that simply for him has no value. With Garry's costume and appearance falling apart, it seems that side-tarmour has won, but it simply isn't over, revealing that the costume of Garry's was simply him letting Garry fight, testing Garry's true power, then coming to the conclusion that Garry's simply too weak, side-tarmist now in trouble. Garry's playtime is over, let the real fight begin. With the fan manga ending here, it's only safe to say that the Garry that was about to begin fighting side-tarmour is way beyond the Garry we already saw fighting, but to be safe we'll only scale based on the feats, power scaling to boundless and with speed scaling to inaccessible, I guess it's true. This is what absolute evil would really look like. Let me know in the comments whether you enjoyed the style of video and if I should cover more fan-mongers, subscribe, see ya!