Zenberu Gugu is a lizardman and the chieftain of one of the five lizardmen tribes, the Dragon Tusk Tribe. He is a traveler, a lizardman who has explored the outside world. In terms of brute force, he is most likely the strongest of all the lizardmen.  Zenberu is not a warrior by profession, but rather a monk which fights utilizing Ki to enhance his natural physical abilities. He often prefers to fight unarmed, using his claws to rip apart his enemies. In armed combat, he wields a three-meter-long steel halberd, a parting gift he received from an acquaintance of his, a dwarf.

With a very muscular constitution, he is quite tall for a lizardman, well exceeding two meters in height. His body, covered by several scars, gives the clear impression that he is veteran of battle. His most bizarre feature are his asymmetrical arms. Similar in trait with a fiddler crab, his right arm is especially thicker and muscular when compared to his left. His left arm’s ring finger and pinky are completely gone. The crimson "traveler" brand burned in the form of a two headed snake is displayed on the center of his chest. Overall, his appearance is very crocodile-like, and when he talks, his teeth clash together, making it difficult for others to discern whether he is being casual or threatening.

Zenberu is quite blunt when in a conversation, having no need for pointless formalities. Intead of diplomacy, he favors solving disputes with duels, and has somewhat of a cockish attitude, since he likes to challenge any strong individuals he meets. However, while in battle, he can be quite calm and composed, as opposed to brash or reckless.

~!Zenberu is among those slain by Cocytus, and was later resurrected.!~

The third season of Overlord. 
 
With his foundations now set in this new world, the first steps of Ains Ooal Gown's master plan apparent begin to come to fruition. The value of Carne village and especially the political value of his alter ego Momon are reaffirmed; the “hidden” genius of his actions is continuously met with shock and awe by Demiurge, Albedo, the rest of his guardians, and even Ains himself at his “great wisdom.” His attempts to act in a way befitting the ruler of Nazarick, continuing to further cement his guardian’s loyalty, push him ever further down the path of not-so-intentional world domination. Without human conscience due to being undead, he is motivated only to continue searching for other players from Yggdrasil and to gain power to better protect the children and home of him and his forty former companions. Lord Ains Ooal Gown maintains his mantle of Overlord and leads the Great Tomb of Nazarick unto the world stage, directly into a vicious power struggle between two great empires.
 (Source: Anime News Network)

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The second season of Overlord. 
Continuing his quest to rule this new world, Ains begins to put the pieces in place for his conquest. But between a Lizard Man tribe uprising, and performing missions as adamantite adventurer Lord Momon, Ains has his work cut out for him! Thankfully he has his most loyal and willing subordinates to do his bidding. Nothing and no one can stop the supreme and mighty Overlord in his quest to rule all!
 (Source: Manga Entertainment)

For twelve years, the virtual world of Yggdrasil has served as the playground and battlefield for the skeletal lord Momonga and his guild of fellow monsters, Ainz Ooal Gown. But the guild's glory days are over, and the game is shutting down permanently. When Momonga logs in one last time just to be there when the servers go dark, something happens--and suddenly, fantasy is reality. A rogues' gallery of fanatically devoted NPCs is ready to obey his every order, but the world Momonga now inhabits is not the one he remembers. The game may be over, but the epic tale of Ainz Ooal Gown is only beginning... (Source: Yen Press)