The way Zemo tried to change the world was admirable, but mistaken. -Bane

Zemo was out of line, but he’s right

As you just said, Zemo accomplished what no other villain on earth has by breaking the Avengers apart. It really defines that you don't have to be the most powerful to combat those in power or those who are more powerful than you. In his words, quoted, " I have experience and patience. A man can do anything if he has those." This quote, to me, sums up part of his character. His patience and his military experience as a colonel made him a formable foe. I have to add that Zemo is pretty much in some respect like Clyde Shelton, from Law Abiding Citizen. They're both motivated by the tragic loss of their families. They possessed extreme precision and intelligence. And have considerable wealth, and resources to help further their goals. The circumstances surrounding their motivation have a lot to do with the failures of a system that is meant to serve and protect citizens. When a system fails, both Zemo and Shelton make it their mission to correct the system. There are some differences between their missions and motives, but that would be irrelevant for right now. I defined Zemo as a tragic sympathized villain, much like Wanda/Scarlet Witch. He wasn't born a villain. He was made through tragic circumstances, based on losing his family. The trauma of losing someone or others they loved is so powerful, that it consumes them to the point that their soul becomes pitch black. Turning them into a corrupted soul, that no longers consider the normal rules of right and wrong.

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I just got your channel and I love it. I'm currently binging the whole thing. Could you do a video on Godzilla from his Toho films? Throughout the films he goes from a mindless monster to one with a sort of human sentience.

I've waited so long for a Zemo video like this, thank you!

You made a good analysis of Baron Helmut Zemo. I think you should make a video about John Walker(Captain America and US Agent) from the Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Since he goes from being a Hero into becoming a Villain. Can you make a video about him?

Excellent analysis. I agree with you 100%. But it’s the paradox in Zemo that makes him so compelling to watch. Thanks for sharing! Great work 👌🏾👍🏾🫶🏾🇨🇦

"I defined Zemo as a monstrous villain, but not a tragic one like Wanda/Scarlet Witch. He was born a villain, made through horrible circumstances that involved losing his family. The trauma of losing loved ones was so powerful that it consumed him to the point where his soul became pitch black. This turned him into a corrupted, evil soul that no longer followed the normal rules of right and wrong."

i love the background music it really fits your vids

Batman "if you kill a killer the number of killers in the world remains the same."

Can you please do He Who Remains from the finale of Loki season 1? I found him fascinating, and even half the episode of just him telling his backstory barely begins the scratch the surface. I hope Marvel explore him further somewhere down the line.

He's like the Billy Butcher of the MCU, he absolutely despises and hates superheroes. Even when given a chance to get superpowers through the serum, he just throws it away with disgust.

Ja som bola na Zemovej strane od začiatku. Čo sa stalo v Sokovii mi pripomína čo sa stalo v Juhoslávii a Srbsku. Američania zničili mestá, rodiny... A išli domov.

I would love to see Us Agent

Violence brings more violence but never stop fighting and let devils enforce their will over you. Never submit to an evil world

Zemo was easily the one thing FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER had going for it.

can you do Tai Lung from Kung Fu Panda??

As you just said, Zemo evil plain failed what no other villain on earth has by breaking the Avengers apart. It really defines that you don't have to be the most powerful to combat those in power or those who are more powerful than you. In his words, quoted, "Revenge is blind and evil he is no different then a super soldier and no you can't sympathy villain.} I have to add that Zemo is pretty much in some not respect like Lex Luthor Batman vs superman: Dawn of justice. They're both blinded by the tragic loss of their families. They possessed extreme precision and intelligence. And have considerable wealth, and rethrew their resources to help further their evil goals. The circumstances surrounding their motivation is blind have a lot to do with the failures of a system that is meant to serve and protect citizens. When a system fails, both evil Zemo and Lex-Luthor make it their mission to blind and flaw the system. There are some not differences between their missions and motives, but that would be irrelevant for right now. He also a fool and a hypocrite. I defined Zemo as a sociopathy monster villain not a tragic sympatric crap It doesn't excuse him how many lives he destroy, much like Lex Luthor . He was born a villain. He was not made through evil revenge circumstances, based on losing He kill people family member. The trauma of losing someone or others love is blinded, that it consumes them to the point that their soul becomes pitch black. Turning them into a evil monster. I disagree your entitled opinion boy. Also I'm not. Zemo is evil pure evil in Earth Mingiest heroes, like in the movie. @moeses9746 user is still half wrong.

Wow this video makes me want to actually watch the falcon and the winter soldier

Do Killmonger

Hot take, I liked Zemo more in Captain America Civil War than in Falcon and The Winter Soldier

"Absolute justice can sometimes drive an individual to madness." "Evil Zemo, an unforgivable monster-this phrase encapsulates it all."

Zemo had some points; however, superhuman or not there will be problems and consequences and many flaw people. Getting rid of superhumans won't solve anything. His actions lead to Thanos winning and caused 'Blip' to happened. Zemo doomed the universe. Sam and Bucky are heroes with or without superpowers. In future generations, people will try to create super serums to create Superhumans. The world is changing, Zemo can't do anything about it. His actions caused the Avengers to fall apart; however, it only lasted until Endgame and reminds the heroes why the Avengers are needed. People still look up to them, something he failed to achieve his goals. He's not going to be in the new Thunderbolts, but who knows when he'll be recruited.

He is the Ben Shapiro of antiheroes

UM Nope. He is more like Lex Luthor of the MCU! He an evil hypocrite and literally a lying monster because he acting like a god!

Thing with Zemo is... You take a very VERY capable man, a genius strategist, a powerful person within a system... And then turn him into collateral damage. A blow that came out of nowhere - not from his known enemies, but from total strangers, who then got to return home, get on with their lives. And as all collateral victims, he experienced loss and pain and grief... All with that knowledge in mind that these terrible feelings, this horrible reality he now has to live in, was a byproduct. It meant nothing to the world at large. Just another tragedy, to be forgotten, as people went on. Except Zemo was no ordinary man, and he had all the resources to destroy those who, in his mind, destroyed his universe, took away from him the family he adored. Zemo is dangerous because he has nothing to lose, and he is just THAT smart and determined to succeed in his quest for justice (or vengeance, depends how you look at it). He's an extraordinary human, who bested a team of superhumans.

He a evil monster and and hypocrite lying he killed people family member.

I like Zemo so much because he doesn’t think he’s a good person. He thinks what he’s doing is a means to a necessary end and I love that for a villain. He’s completely aware of all of his actions and is shown to feel at least a little remorse for them. He’s effective, and that is part of what makes a really good villain for me. Also Marvel please give him him sword that would be so cool.

I liked the Zemo from the comics and tv shows better.

Screw him.