#hero hunter garou

Let's review the data. He said he lost consciousness, and he was dreaming about the past.

Now, when you are asleep, your brain is actually quite active. There are four phases of sleep, but let's talk about the deepest phase, N3. In this state of deep sleep, some people can hear and sense things. Your body is also regenerating, rebuilding muscle tissue and consolidating memories.

Okay, that gives points to the sleeping part. But what else doesn't line up?

When you are sleep, you don't lose consciouses completely, however we used to think we did. Check up these article here and here for more details, but studies have proven that we only have consciousness in sleep when we dream. I also chose these articles specifically because these were the most recently published. Old data directly goes against my claim, and I want to be up to date with my facts.

This data goes directly against what Garou was saying. Let's look at a more likely solution.

Multiple coma patients, while their brain is completely unconscious, have reported having weird dreams while they were in such a state, and scientists still don't know why it happens. See articles here and here about coma patients describing their dreams.

What have we concluded from this data? He wasn't sleeping, he was in a coma.