Zamasu is a significant antagonist in the "Dragon Ball Super" series, known for his complex ideology and formidable abilities. Originally a Kai apprentice from Universe 10, Zamasu becomes disillusioned with mortals, leading him to enact the "Zero Mortals Plan" to eradicate all mortal life. He collaborates with his future counterpart, resulting in the creation of Goku Black by swapping bodies with Goku. Their fusion through the Potara earrings forms Fused Zamasu, a being of immense power but with a deteriorating body due to the fusion of mortal and immortal entities. Zamasu's abilities include energy projection, flight, and a unique form of immortality. His character explores themes of justice, morality, and the consequences of unchecked power within the "Dragon Ball" universe.
Superboy, also known as Kon-El, is a powerful superhero from the DC Universe, first appearing in the DC Comics series "Adventures of Superman" in 1993. He is a clone of Superman and is one of the most powerful and respected heroes in the DC Universe.
Superboy's story begins with Project Cadmus, a secret government organization that is attempting to clone Superman. After many failed attempts, they finally succeed in creating a clone of Superman, who they name Kon-El.
As a result of his cloning process, Superboy possesses a number of superhuman abilities, including strength, speed, agility, and durability. He also has the ability to fly, and is immune to all forms of injury and disease.
In addition to his physical powers, Superboy also possesses a number of mental abilities, including telepathy and telekinesis. He is also able to manipulate energy and matter, allowing him to create powerful energy blasts and even reshape the environment around him.
Throughout his long and storied career, Superboy has faced many challenges and fought against a wide range of villains, including Lex Luthor, Brainiac, and the Joker. Despite these challenges, he has always emerged victorious, making him one of the most respected and admired heroes in the DC Universe.
