Corrupted Zamasu & Super Saiyan Trunks DOESN’T Exist In The Manga | #fyp #dbs #goku #TikTokScaryHorrorContest #dragonballsuper

Did you know merged Zamasu wasn't defeated by Trunks' spirit sword in the manga, nor does Super Saiyan Rage exist too? See, in the manga, Trunks never powers up, and is actually kind of sideline. But he has the power to heal others, thanks to his time training as an apprentice under the Supreme Kai. Instead of corrupted Zamasu, the manga has Zamasu split into thousands of equally powerful warriors after they reject the Potara split, bringing us to the moment where a drained Goku and Vegeta make their last stand against the army. Until Goku remembers he has the button Zeno gave him, he tells Trunks to wait on activating the time machine to retreat and clicks the button in a last ditch effort. Zeno instantly teleports in, dropping the Supreme Kai's jaw, even the merged Zamasu's all-freeze and fear and scream and terror. Goku quickly explains things to Zeno, pinning all the blame on Zamasu, which irritates the being. The villain realizes he's truly effed and begins fleeing as Zeno charges up the erasure, but suddenly decides to erase the entire universe too. Goku urges Vegeta to jump onto the time machine, as Trunks frantically activates the ship to escape, right as Zeno deletes the entire world, along with the threat of Zamasu completely out of existence. After returning home's safe and sound, Bulma instantly hugs Vegeta, who gets embarrassed until he sees her crying, patting her on the head. The manga ends in the same way as the anime, with Trunks deciding to travel to another timeline to live in.