 This article is about a monster in Choushinsei Flashman.
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The Nenjiki (ザ・ネンジキ Za Nenjiki) was a goat Beast Warrior creation at the service of the Reconstructive Experiment Empire Mess, He could grant the wishes of humans and brainwash the human beings.
History[]
The Nenjiki was a goat Beast Warrior, created by Doctor Keflen on the orders of Emperor Lah Deus, with a horn similar to that of a unicorn that was tied to several of its abilities. When attached to it, the Beast Warrior could grant any wish to whomever touches the horn; however, whoever makes a wish gained a mark underneath their right eye similar to the mark of Ley Nefel; the mark was a mark of brainwashing that allowed for the Beast Warrior to make them it's servant when needed. However when the horn of The Nenjiki falls off, the horn continues to possess wishing powers but in a different manner: it can grant wishes with no consequences or brainwashing, but it only has enough power to grant seven wishes.
The Flashman encountered Nefel and The Nenjiki granting children wishes while building a secret army; however they end up breaking off the horn accidentally where it ends up in the hands of Sara and Lou. The Flash girls then used the horn to grant several wishes:
- Sara healed a wound Lou took in battle
- Lou wishes for drinks
- Sara wishes for a swimsuit
- Sara wishes for a summer outfit
- Lou wishes for lunch
- Sara wishes for her and Lou to go to an amusement park
The final wish was to be used to find Sara's mother (Lou gave it to her), but a girl who was to be part of Nefel's scheme stop them from using it wanting to use the horn's power for friends. In the midst of the confusion, Nefel retakes the horn and uses the last wish to reattach it to The Nenjiki and repower it as well as activate their child soldiers. The Flashman break the horn off again to stop them, then destroyed The Nenjiki with the Rolling Vulcan; then later with Great Titan's Titan Nova after Kuragen ressurected and grew the Beast Warrior into giant.
Personality[]
The Nenjiki was a cunning, deceptive, manipulative and intelligent Beast Warrior, who appeared at the first sight as highly kind, friendly, useful and helpful towards the people. However, later he revealed his true nature as extremely ruthless, traitorous, deceitful and power-hungry creature, who was devoid of compassion towards others and only manipulated the innocent children into joining his army, therefore being dishonorable and treacherous. Arguably, this being wasn't still completely evil, because he was programmed by the Mess to serve them, but he still showed a highly villainous side due to his deeds and he was still completely and utterly loyal and faithful to Leh Nafel and the Mess.
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Wish Granting Brainwashing: The Nenjiki was able to grant any wishes of humans, but everyone whose wishes were granted would gain Leh Nafel's mark and later become Nenjiki's slaves. The effect of brainwashing would be undone if the creature will be killed.
- Energy Beams: He could slso fire energy beams st his enemies during his battle with the Flashman.
Abilities[]
- Physical Strength: While he primarily relied on his wish granting powers, his energy control abilities and his henchmen, Nenjiki was still stronger physically than the ordinary humans and was able to hold his own in the battle with the Flashman for some period of time.
Weaknesses[]
- His horn: His main instrument of his powers was his primary weakness, because if it would be destroyed, he wouldn't be able to use his powers.
- Lack of physical strength: He wasn't a particularly physically powerful monster and was beaten by the Flashman quite quickly.
Arsenal[]
- Horn: He uses his horn for all of the aforementioned abilities.
- Fists: He also uses his fists in combat with his enemies.
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
- He had no voice actor, because he couldn't talk.
Design[]
- His design is a humanoid version of the goat.
Concept Art[]
Etymology[]
- His etymology is currently unknown.
Notes[]
- He was the only monster in the Flashman series, that possessed mind-controlling powers.
Appearances[]
References[]
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