I got some good news everyone, I am currently typing this on my properly booted linux drive. It seems this command done in TTY was the final step needed to fix the problem.
Now was this the one source or was it in combination of others? I don’t know but either way I’ll list them here since they were at least suspect of the affects. Also, each of these commands must be done in the TTY except for one.
1.) Reinstall all proprietary packages:
bash <(curl -s https://gitlab.com/cscs/mapare/-/raw/main/mapare) -IA
----1a.) select the correct desktop environment (KDE in this case)
----1.b) verify proprietary GPU driver: sudo mhwd -a pci nonfree 0300
2.) Remove any realtime kernels:
sudo mhwd-kernel -r linux66-rt
3.) Reinstall any nvidia (GPU) related drivers:
sudo pacman -Rns linux-nvidia-meta
4.) Reinstall Display Manager:
sudo pacman -S sddm
systemctl restart sddm
----4a.) found this command from this post: Manjaro boots into tty1, graphics disabled
----4b.) enable display manager (just in case):
sudo systemctl enable sddm.service
5 or 0.) On a live session, go into chroot and verify pacman:
[ -f /var/lib/pacman/db.lck ] && rm -f /var/lib/pacman/db.lck
pacman-mirrors -f && pacman -Syyu
update-grub
exit
----5 or 0a.) Found the command from this post: [HowTo] Recovering from an interrupted update/upgrade
Thank you everyone for helping me pull myself out of this big mess. I was worried about having to resort to a clean reinstall but you guys saved the day.