Nail

Hello, I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast! One of the most exciting aspects of Dragon Ball is the intense battles against increasingly powerful foes. However, with each new formidable character, past characters often find themselves overshadowed. In this article, we’ll shine a spotlight on those talented characters who were swallowed by the wave of inflation and couldn’t fully demonstrate their true abilities. We’ll examine how they fell victim to this inflation and explore what their true potential might have been. The First Victim: The Warrior of Namek, Nail First up is Nail, the warrior of Namek. Appearing during the Namek Saga, he was the strongest among the warrior-type Namekians and served as the bodyguard to Grand Elder Guru. His power level was measured at 42,000, far surpassing that of Vegeta during the Saiyan Saga. This number suggests that he could have fought on par with the likes of Recoome or even members of the Ginyu Force. However, in the main story, his role was reduced to nothing more than buying time against Frieza’s first form. Nail inflicted no damage on Frieza, was severely injured in the battle, and ultimately fused with Piccolo, ending his journey. Had he shown his full strength earlier, he might have helped alleviate the sense of despair during the battle with the Ginyu Force.

Hello, I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast! This weekend, I’m going fishing with my kids in Osaka Bay, so I’ve been digging out and preparing the old fishing gear that’s been sleeping in the back of the storage room. Now, let’s dive into a thorough analysis of the Namekians from the world of Dragon Ball. We’ll be exploring familiar characters like Piccolo, Nail, and Frieza, making it an exciting read for all Dragon Ball fans. So, let’s embark on an adventure to uncover the mysteries of the Namekians! Basic Characteristics of Namekians Namekians are distinguished by their green skin, two antennae extending from their foreheads, pointed ears, and arms resembling a dragon’s body. This appearance is modeled after slugs, reflecting in their antennae and glossy skin. While the specific use of the antennae isn’t detailed in the series, some games depict them as tools for paralyzing opponents. In the movie “Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug,” the villain Slug uses his antennae to capture his enemies. Additionally, Namekians are resilient to extreme temperatures and possess remarkable regenerative abilities, capable of recovering from severe injuries unless their core is destroyed. This ability is prominently showcased by characters like Piccolo and Cell, who possess Piccolo’s cells.