Heaven Stand: How to Get Cosmic Garou

Heaven Stand was recently updated, and it came with a rework to Cosmic Garou, who can now be acquired with a bit of luck and a fairly easy quest. So, with that said, how can you get Cosmic Garou and just how lucky do you have to be to actually get him?

How to Get Cosmic Garou

To get Cosmic Garou, you first need to find an NPC named Bang. He has around a 15% chance to spawn every hour.

Moreover, he has specific Spawn Locations around the map, so you’ll have to check around before you hop servers. This is the most time-consuming part of the process, as you are not guaranteed to find him every hour.

Once you get lucky enough to find him, he will give you a quest to both take and deal a total of 10,000 damage.

Upon completing the quest, he will give you an item that you can use on Garou to obtain Cosmic Garou.

Abilities

As the game’s Trello is still not updated, damage numbers and cooldown for each ability will be left out to avoid any inaccuracies, though based on user-submitted content, the abilities are as follows:

M1 – Cosmic Garou’s M1 attack features a series of punches ending in a downward slam that forces your target to the ground.
E – Portal Smite: This ability is a quick casting damage dealer that also teleports you and your target a fair distance away.
R – Heart Pulling: Your character grabs your target and pulls their heart out, leaving them on the ground for a few seconds.
T – Air Cleave: A quick almost instant ranged attack that deals a small amount of damage.
Y – Lightning Speed: This cinematic ability leaves your target suspended in the air as your character dashes around at an incredibly fast speed. It ends with a powerful punch that deals quite a lot of damage.
G – Metal Beatdown: This is another cinematic ability that deals a decent amount of damage with a series of blows.
H – Teleport to the Sky High: Your character throws your opponent to the sky and piledrives them to the ground below.
J – Maximum Beam: A long-range beam that deals sustained damage over a short period of time.
Q – Saitama Mode: This move requires 100 meter. It spends your entire meter to go into a mode with special abilities.
Q + E – Table Flip (Saitama Mode): Your character flips the ground in front of you, dealing massive damage and knocking your target back a large distance away.
Q + R – Omni Directional Punch (Saitama Mode): This cinematic ability launches your opponent in the air as your character dashes all around and ends the attack with a punch that deals a ton of damage.