Zamasu - Black Goku - HueForge
by keko
Dark energy swirls around the fused deity as Zamasu's corrupted form emerges from shadows in this dramatic Dragon Ball Super tribute. Keko's design captures the villain's transformation with striking contrast between deep blacks and ethereal pink energy, creating an ominous aura that seems to pulse with divine malevolence. The composition emphasizes Zamasu's imposing silhouette against the supernatural glow.
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