Zomom
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| Zomom |
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| First seen: Sonic Lost World (2013) |
| Species: Zeti |
| Gender: Male |
| Age: 133[1] |
| Height: 170cm (5'7")[1] |
| Weight: 260kg (573.2lbs)[1] |
| Likes: Food, food and more food[1] |
| Dislikes: Being called "fat" |
Zomom (ゾモン Zomon) is one of the primary antagonists of Sonic Lost World and a member of the Deadly Six. He is easily the largest of the Zeti, sporting a very obese orange body, red horns, stubby legs and a large mouth.
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Character conception
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Personality and traits
Zomom's two dominant traits are his low intelligence and his boundless appetite. Simply put, Zomom is a glutton who will eat just about anything or even anyone, and simply mentioning food near him will drum up his appetite. As expected from a character of his size, Zomom isn't very bright nor is he very quick, possessing a very simple way of thinking, and can sometimes end up embarrassing himself. He also cannot understand figure of speeches, and can only tell Sonic and Tails apart by their color. He is very sensitive about his stupidity and size, getting hurt emotionally whenever somebody calls him "fat" or makes fun of his size.
His idea of destruction involves inflicting physical punishment with his large size and devouring everything, and finds fun in hostile violence. An omnicidal monster, he has no qualms about causing massive genocide for his own gain. He also comes off as vengeful, as his idea of punishing Dr. Eggman for enslaving him is to squeeze him to death and eat him.
As a hulking Zeti, Zomom possesses superhuman strength that's powerful enough to easily crush people to death and set off tremors. Despite his size, he's capable of spinning rapidly to the point of causing dust tornadoes, and can also burrow underground. Like all Zeti, Zomom has the ability to manipulate magnetic fields, allowing him to control electronics, which he does to Eggman's Badniks.
Game appearances
Sonic Lost World
Though Zomom can be seen in the background when the Deadly Six are initially introduced, he appears as a silhouette until his proper introduction in the story. After seeing Sonic deal with Zazz in Windy Hill, Eggman addresses Zomom by his size, to which he is sensitive about, and orders him to crush Sonic, promising him a giant sandwich for doing so. When Sonic sees him eating an incredibly long sandwich, he gives the hulking Zeti two words of advice, only for him to whack Sonic with the sandwich and leave to get mustard. After Eggman loses the Cacophonic Conch and the Deadly Six rebel against the doctor, Zomom joins Zazz in his attack on Eggman by jumping onto the Egg Mobile.
Later, after Zavok's battle with Sonic, Zomom watches as Zavok prepares to roboticize Tails, leaving his sandwich behind as he leaves with Zavok, unwittingly allowing the fox to use the toothpick from the sandwich to reprogram the machine he is strapped to and keep is free will. When Sonic and Eggman finally arrive at Lava Mountain, he and Zazz impede their attempt to cross a bridge by hurling boulders at the two using the extra strength gained from the Extractor, destroying the bridge and causing Eggman to fall to his (apparent) death. Afterwards, he, along with Zazz and Master Zik, gang up on Sonic to get their revenge, but the trio are ultimately defeated one last time. What happened to Zomom afterwards is unclear.
Sonic Runners
Zomom appeared during the storyline of the "Zazz Raid" event in Sonic Runners, where he tells Zazz that he hasn't got what it takes to defeat Sonic and suggests eating more food to boost his strength. Zazz takes this advice by munching on the Power Rings he's been gathering, giving the crazed Zeti an enormous power boost.
In other media
Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie comics)
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Voice actors
- Patrick Seitz (English voice)
- Chafurin (Japanese voice)
- Franck Sportis (French voice)
- Viktor Pavel (German voice)
- Santi Lorenz (Spanish voice)
- Pietro Ubaldi (Italian voice)
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