Nagraj - Enemies

Enemies

Innumerable enemies of Nagraj have appeared in Nagraj's comics; many died, but some lived on to appear again. Here is the list of Nagraj's major enemies that are still alive and who can be expected to make a comeback in future issues :

  • Professor Nagmani : Nagraj's so-called creator who brought up Nagraj.
  • Thodanga : A strange African human beast, characteristics match Rhino, Elephant and Turtle.
  • Nagdant : A jealous, comparatively weaker copy of Nagraj made by Professor Nagmani.
  • Tutan Khamen : Ancient Egyptian mummy whose main power-source, his mask, was snatched away by Nagraj.
  • Miss Killer : Beautiful, young, evil scientist from Japan.
  • Nagina : A female tantrik and shape-shifting snake.
  • Vishandhar : A male tantrik and shape-shifting snake.
  • Jaadugar Shakura : An evil sorcerer from an alien planet of immortal wizard dwarfs.
  • Nagpasha : Nagraj's immortal venomous uncle who murdered his parents.
  • Gurudev : Nagpasha's guru, a man good with science but evil on intentions who wishes to rule the world though Nagpasha.
  • Kentuki : A student of Nagpasha's Gurudeva, who is a physically powerful snake having the strength of fifty elephants.
  • Polka : A terrorist and scientist who works for Nagpasha.
  • Zulu : An African exorcist and scientist.
  • Sapera : A man whose power is Nagraj's weakness, i.e. snake charming music.
  • Karanvashi : A magician who uses hypnotism to enslave people.
  • See-Through : An invisible soul that stole a big share of Nagraj's shape-shifting power, but still wants more.
  • Vish-Amrit : Duo of Paranatural powers troubling innocents on Earth while playing hide and seek.
  • Khalnayak Nagraj : Evil part of Nagraj's brain which still exists in his unconscious mind.
  • Tantrata : Bharti's nanaji (maternal grandfather) who took over Bharti's brother Agraj's body and wants to rule the world.
  • Garalgant : A famous enemy of Dev kaljai but also become enemy of Nagraj.

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