Garo was just an ordinary clerk in a company called Multicorp. His life was boring: house, work, house work…
One day, when he returned from work, he decided to not stop at his home, he kept walking, without a goal, a long time. He found, after a while, a park and sat on a bench that was there. In the middle of the park there was a statue of a woman, with her arms outstretched. Garo felt comfortable and stayed there, just watching the statue, for a long time.

After that, going to the park just for sitting on his bench and watch the statue became the favorite part of his life. He spent almost all his free time there.

Not so long after, he started hating to stand up for leaving, and every time it was a bit more difficult for him to did it… Until one day: when he stood up, a part of him remained sat on the bench, that strong was his desire to stay. It vanished soon, but Garo couldn’t forget it.
After that, every time he stood up, a part of him, a part of his soul, remained where he wished to stay, watching the statue, and it took longer to vanish.

Garo’s life changed even more one day. He was at a very bad day at his workplace and desired with all his strength to be in the park and not where he was. And, suddenly, it happened, he was in the park. One moment before he was at a very different place, but somehow, after just wanting to go to the park, he was there. That’s how Garo discovered that his body was still connected with the part of his soul that remained in the park. Just by wishing it, he could teleport from wherever he was to the park.

But that wasn’t the end of Garo’s life changes. After disappearing at work a few times, he was called to the main boss of the company, Dark Green, who had come to the branch office at which Garo worked. Soon, the reason of the meeting was revealed: Dark Green, thanks to Garo’s branch office boss, discovered Garo’s power. He offered him a new job in the company, a much more important job. To become able to accomplish that job, Garo was required to train and improve his skills. That’s why Dark Green signed Garo in RHG: just as training, a way to force Garo to become stronger.

But what does his new job involves? That’s still a secret for everyone… even for Garo.

Everytime you knock off your enemy and you let him gets up (you decide to let him up even do you still CAN hit him), you gain a point.
You win if:
-The enemy surrends <- As seen in RHG # 1
-The enemy is K.O <- As seen in RHG # 2
-You gain 5 points <- As seen in RHG # 3

STRENGTH: 5/10.

Garo doesn't have any offensive special power.


DURABILITY: 4/10.

As Garo avoids a lot of the damage thanks to his ability, he is not used to it and his pain tolerance is a bit low.


SPEED: 5/10.

Garo's speed is just average.


DEXTERITY: 6/10.

The calmed way Garo fights requieres a bit of dexterity and all the experience Garo has adquiered thanks to his battles gives him a slightly above average dexterity.


INTELLIGENCE: 8/10.

As Garo’s power is no offensive and has to be set on for its use, Garo needs to make fast decisions during all-in fights. That’s why his tactical abilities are very developed, even though he really doesn’t exploit enemies weakness all the time.


POWERS: 8/10.

An ability that allows you to avoid all damage and teleport you around the space is, at least, something to be respected. The amount of endurance that Garo has thanks to this ability is godlike. Sadly, the Negate Link has no offensive use, so his enormous amount of endurance can be overwhelmed by strong enough offensive oriented powers.


WEAPONS: 1/10.

Garo doesn’t use a weapon, but he has a necktie. Even though is just a piece of cloth, it could be useful (even make the difference between life and death) somehow.


TOTAL POINTS: 37/70. (Below average)
Total Points determine just how powerful your gladiator is- no gladiator should fight an opponent more than 2 classes apart from them, unless if the underdog gets some sort of Deus Ex Machina. 5-29 is underpowered, 30 is rudimentary, 31-34 is weak, 35 is simple, 36-39 is below average, 40 is average, 41-44 is above average, 45 is strong, 46-49 is powerful, 50 is scary, and 51-70 is overpowered.

Garo’s a fighter slightly below average. His ridiculous amount of resistance makes him a thought opponent but his lack of offensive power which can't be replaced with the ordinary attacks he can make during a fight, makes him overwhelmed by a strong enough oponent.