The Cult of the Un-God (Dragonball Xenoverse 2)

> ***"With your help, we can restore creation to it's... rightful state. Free of suffering. Free of entropy. Free of the misrule, and blindness of the "Kais"***
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## Faction Details

### Prominent Members

GomaAntony

Creepy Kai

### Symbolism

無

The "無" symbol of Go-Mah, meaning "Mu", signifying "Nothing", "Non Existence".

## Summary

The Cult of the Un-God, also known as the Cult of Goma, is a hyper secretive occult order dedicated to the ascension of the Fallen Omni King, Goma, to supremacy upon, and supplanting of, the Divine Hierarchy through the elimination of his counterpart Zen-Oh.

The Cult is a relic which predates history itself - its existence all but unknown to anyone outside it's teachings - though there are a handful of beings across the Omniverse who continue to practice, covertly and in isolation, its forgotten and forbidden arts, perhaps even while presenting themselves as faithful servants of Zen-Oh's order.

The cult rests on the singular belief in the apocalyptic certainty of Zen-Oh's Multiverse; that under the stewardship of the God of Everything, The *Omni of Change*, all of reality will inevitable face annihilation; and that only by returning the God of Nothing, The *Omni of Continuity* to his rightful place atop creation, can the Omniverse be saved - remade into a singular and eternal Monoverse, forever free of death, loss, suffering and chaos.

## Ideology and Beliefs

The teachings of the *Gomatic truth* are mostly derived from the mythical *Tale of the Omni-Kings*: the sole surviving oratory legend said to have been passed down from the days of the "Great Schism" itself, which teaches that there have always, in fact, been two *Omni Kings*, not the *one* as held up by the ruling Divine Hierarchy: and that this second Omni is *Go-Mah,* the forgotten Omni of Continuity, who was unjustly ousted by his twin Zen-Oh, and his Angels, to be lost forever in the physical universe, stripped of all memory and knowledge of his being, and powerless - for now - to return Order the Omniverse.

The legend tells that both Zen-Oh and Go-Mah were once powerful entities wielding absolute control over their opposing spheres of influence: *Change* and *Continuity*, or *Chaos* and *Order*. But after waging destructive conflict over the destiny of creation, the Great Schism occurred, leaving just eighteen of the once uncountable Universes, and leaving both Omnis reduced in body, power and mind. While Go-Mah was banished to the physical universe, Zen-Oh suffered repercussions from the split, becoming likewise condemned to a small childlike being, no longer capable of direct creation on the Universal scale.

Central to Goma-Centric view of the Omniverse is that the Divine Hierarchy - the complex pyramid of Creators and Destroyers: Kais of Time, Kais of Universes, and Kais of Galaxies, which has ruled over creation since the Great Schism - is a house of cards which is not only destined to collapse, but *has* demonstrably collapsed across multiple timelines, and has as such utterly failed to maintain any sense of order or continuity across the Omniverse.

The never-ending creation of splinter timelines, continued apocalpytic or near-apocalyptic catastrophes throughout the Twelve Universes, and the inexplicable and arbitrary existence of Twelve Universes in itself, are all testament to the failure of Zen-Oh: who is seen as little more than a child surrounded by, at best, a web of weak willed "*yes-men*" and enablers who facilitate his worst chaotic impulses or, at worst, manipulative forces (the Angels and the *Grand Minister*) preying upon the weakness of the current Omni to be used as nothing more than a puppet-ruler.

The Kais are perceived as weak and easily corrupted, with beings like Zamasu - entrusted with power by the current system - instead turning on mortal kind, and causing havoc throughout the comsos.

The Destroyers, tasked with maintaining the delicate balance of destroying, while their Kaioshin counterpart *creates*, are seen instead as prideful, arrogant, sociopaths, motivated by greed or self-importance and more than happy to wipe out whole civilizations for petty personal reasons, if any reason at all.

Ultimately, those followers of Goma believe with that under the current status quo of Zen-Oh's "*managed chaos*", the end-state of all realities is *oblivion*: the extinction of life, and the irreversible end of all Universes. While undesirable to those who seeking Goma's alternative, this is still seen as something of an ironic fate: as through the unchecked *Change* of Zen-Oh's influence, reality shall reach the absolute *Continuity* of Goma's (only with the maximum amount of pain and suffering along the way)as this inevitable lifeless and static Omniverse will have ultimately achieved complete entropic stasis.

Goma meanwhile promises a new vision for creation: the Multiverse replaced by a Monoverse - timelines and universes merged in harmony without paradox, and the destructive powers of *change* - the realm of Zen-Oh - removed. Death would be no more, the chosen peoples of this new world never having to suffer or fear their end again. An eternal peace, with no hope of change, as time itself becomes set in stone and no longer capable of being twisted or splintered through the powers of Time Travel or manipulation.

In this new world, with Goma its one and only Omni King, and his chosen Mortal Prophet acting as *Grand Priest*. No longer would an inefficient and corruptible hierarchy of Gods claim governance over their own fiefdoms, to terrorize or neglect as they wish, but all of reality would be the realm of a single all-powerful Diety, with the *Grand Priest* his mortal representative.

## The Tale of the Omni-Kings

"*Before existence there were two fundemental forces - two contradicting yet perfectly balanced powers from whose resulting synthesis created everything.*

*One, we know now in his current manifestation as the Omni King Grand Zen-Oh: the other, their name and all memory of their existence has long been forgotten by most.*

*For eternities beyond even the longest living memories, the Omni Kings acted in harmony, their opposing spheres of influence encompassing  all of reality. Where Zen-Oh governed Change; creation and destruction, evolution and extinction, and the physical natures of reality, the twin governed the opposite - Continuity; preservation, the eternal, 'absence of life' rather than death, and the intangible forces of time and timelessness.*

*Perfect understanding  of both beings would require perfect understanding of the Universe. So, in simple terms: Chaos and Order.*

*The Gods often speak of the 18 Universes that once were, and how in Zen-Oh's displeasure 6 were erased, leaving the 12 we have known for so long. This is but a fraction of the truth.*

*There was once a time where Universes outnumbered atoms in existence, and where the conflicts of mortals and gods, and the uncountable division of timelines across this Xenoverse saw whole realities blink unsympathetically in and out of existence.*

*Inevitably, the contradiction demanded resolution.*"