By Alright, lemme tell y’all about zamasu—this fusion god dude with a seriously twisted plan to wipe out all mortal life. Yeah, that’s right. He’s basically the universe’s worst gardener, but instead of killing weeds, he wants to kill everything mortal. I first got hooked on his story back when I binged Dragon Ball, and man, this guy? Complex as heck, with some serious God-complex issues.
Who the Heck Is Zamasu, Anyway?
Okay, picture this: young Supreme Kai apprentice zamasu, watching over Universe 10, all wide-eyed and thinking, “Man, mortals are the worst.” Not your average babysitter, right? He’s supposed to keep peace, but instead, he slowly turns into a grumpy old dude yelling at the sky.
- Early days: zamasu’s job was to keep balance. You know, like a cosmic hall monitor.
- But then… mortals kept messing up. Like, every day, wars, selfish nonsense—classic bad neighbor vibes.
I swear, watching zamasu’s hatred grow was like watching my first herb garden die. Spoiler: that was mostly my fault, but hey, zamasu had his own reasons.
Why So Angry, Zamasu?
Here’s a nugget: zamasu thinks mortals are a cosmic joke. I mean, who can blame him? If you saw humans breaking everything, you’d be mad too. But he took it way too far.
- He legit started thinking, “Maybe gods should just take over and end mortal chaos.”
- Not gonna lie, the smell of Walmart’s parking lot rosemary on June 7th, 2019 kinda reminded me of zamasu’s bitterness—sharp and kinda unpleasant.
Anyway, that’s how the whole “I wanna end all mortals” idea was born.
The Zero Mortals Project: Sounds Friendly, Right?
Nope.
zamasu’s big master plan is called the Zero Mortals Project. Think extermination, but on a universal scale.
- Goal: wipe out all mortals. Like, zero tolerance.
- Method: divine power, time tricks, and a whole lotta rage.
- Why? Because zamasu figures only perfect gods should exist. Mortals? Nah, they gotta go.
I tried something similar once with my sourdough starter—ended up with mold. Not quite universal extinction, but still, zero tolerance vibes.
But Isn’t That Kinda Dark?
Oh, heck yes. I mean, here’s the kicker: zamasu’s plan raises some heavy questions about what justice really means.
- He thinks he’s the judge, jury, and executioner.
- He wants “perfection,” but at what cost?
- And honestly, his brand of “justice” sounds like a toddler throwing a tantrum—only this toddler can manipulate time and space.
Enter Fused Zamasu: God-Level Power Play
If you thought zamasu alone was scary, wait till you hear about his fusion form. Yep, he teams up with Goku Black (his immortal doppelgänger), and they fuse using Potara earrings. Wild, right?
- This fusion gave him immortality—so he just won’t quit.
- Combined godly ki with serious Saiyan fight skills.
- Regenerates faster than I can ruin a batch of pancakes on Sunday mornings.
Fun fact: the cracked watering can from Pete’s Hardware on 5th Ave survived my overwatering phase, but fused zamasu’s regen? Way beyond any garden mishap.
Why Does Fused Zamasu Matter?
Because he’s basically the universe’s ultimate “bad idea.”
- Immortal and super strong. Like, take one swing and your planet’s toast.
- Cocky as heck, too. You can almost hear him going, “I’m the perfect god, bow down.”
- His arrogance made battles super unpredictable. And trust me, unpredictability is the worst when you’re trying to figure out how to stop a cosmic terror.
What Did zamasu Actually Do? Spoiler: A Lot of Damage
This guy didn’t just sit around plotting. He went full-on apocalypse mode.
- Future Trunks’ timeline? Yeah, zamasu nearly obliterated it.
- Multiple timelines got screwed up, making time travel look like a hot mess. (Their/there mix-ups? Guilty as charged.)
- Even the big guns—the other gods—got nervous.
Zamasu Vs. The Dragon Ball Crew
You remember Future Trunks, right? The dude with the epic sword? He showed up to warn everyone about zamasu’s plans.
- Battle was brutal.
- Zamasu’s immortality made Future Trunks and the gang throw in the towel a few times.
- Earth in Future Trunks’ timeline looked like a wasteland. Mud, rubble, and sadness. Kinda like my first compost pile, but worse.
Goku and Vegeta Step Up
Our heroes weren’t about to let some fusion god wreck the place.
- Goku threw down, but man, fighting an immortal god isn’t like sparring your buddy.
- Vegeta’s all rage and strength, but even he had a tough time.
- Fused zamasu’s divine tricks made it a nightmare match.
Fast forward past three failed attempts at beating him… and the final punch? Well, that came from a pretty unexpected place.
When Even Gods Say “Nope”
Even Zamasu’s fellow gods were like, “Bro, chill.”
- He defied Supreme Kais and Zeno, the Omni-King. That’s like flipping off the principal and the school board.
- Eventually, Zeno erased the whole timeline to stop zamasu. Talk about hitting the reset button.
The Deep Stuff: What’s Zamasu Really About?
Now, here’s where it gets kinda philosophical. zamasu’s not just a bad guy throwing tantrums.
- He thinks mortals are too broken to fix.
- Gods are perfect, so only gods should rule.
- His “cleansing” plan is basically a divine reset.
I gotta admit, while I don’t agree, I get the frustration. It’s like when my neighbor Tina swears her kale patch cured her Zoom fatigue—and she’s not wrong about that, but still, kale’s kinda bitter.
Moral Questions Galore
Is zamasu a villain or some misunderstood visionary?
- His plan is extreme, no doubt.
- But it forces you to think about justice, power, and who gets to call the shots.
- Absolute power corrupts? Check. Divine arrogance? Double check.
Why Zamasu Sticks in Our Heads
Look, zamasu is more than just a bad guy who wants to kill everyone.
- He pushes our heroes to grow.
- Brings up big themes about justice and divinity.
- Makes us think about the multiverse and timelines in new ways.
Oh, and I still can’t watch that Future Trunks arc without thinking about my failed herb garden from last summer. RIP, Gary.
The Final Word (Kinda)
Zamasu—he’s wicked powerful, wicked smart, and wicked dangerous. But he’s also a cautionary tale about what happens when you mix too much pride with too much power. So yeah, next time you’re tempted to judge your annoying neighbor or that weird smell from the parking lot, just remember zamasu’s story. Because sometimes, wanting to fix the world can go very wrong.