This is where all knowledge of the Invader Zim "Fanfiction" character known as Vasma, can be accessed.
Early life
Vasma was born around the same time as Zim, and due to that one of his earliest memory's is of being stuck in a tube and surounded by countless other smeets.
During his ten years of mandatory military training, Vasma had showna great affinity for robotics and the like, unfortuanatly his creations wouldalways be destroyed by seemingly random explosions, which as he would later find out where all due to Zim, and to a lesser extent, Skooge.
After Zim was assinged to a scientific research station, everything was fine in Vasma's life, he became an official Irken scientist and robotics engineer. Everything was great, despite the deaths of two Almighty Tallests by the gelatinous hands of a giant energy absorbing blob, which was created by Zim.
The begginning of "Operation Impending Doom one" was a day that would forever change Vasma, on that day he became a defect, on that day he left the Empire.
That day started normally, he went into his lab and started to devise a few new designs for military robots. Then the Irk started to shake, faint screaming and explosions could be heard, and as Vasma left his research complex, he could see nothing, nothing but chaos. As Zim and his giant robot could be seen destroying everything. As it got closer, Vasma began to truly know the meaning of fear.
This fear overloaded his PAK's programming and internal emotion block, turning him from a happy and slightly spychotic Irken robotics engineer, to a fearful defect.
After escaping Zim's horrible doom ridden rampage and coming to terms with what he had become. Vasma decided to leave the Empire and never return, for fear of what they would do to him when they found out that he was a defect.
Everything afterwards
Vasma then kept running, from world to world, he ran, and each time he began to call a world home, it was usually invaded by the Empire, and every time an invasion didnt come, a small group of Irken soldiers would come looking for him, presumably to kill the escaped defect.