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{{Infobox Denjuu T1 | {{Infobox Denjuu T1 | ||
| name = Nejiro | | name = Nejiro | ||
| | | ja = ネジロ | ||
| romaji = Nejiro | | romaji = Nejiro | ||
| bootlegname = Nejiro | | bootlegname = Nejiro | ||
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| type = Sky | | type = Sky | ||
| stage = Techno | | stage = Techno | ||
| exp-item = | | exp-item = Bomb | ||
| dna-item = None | | dna-item = None | ||
| ringtone = 25 | |||
| found-in = Power | | found-in = Power | ||
| found-in2 = Speed | | found-in2 = Speed | ||
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'''Nejiro''' is an {{mt|Sky}}-type [[Denjuu]], and plays a role in the story of [[Telefang 1]]. | '''Nejiro''' is an {{mt|Sky}}-type [[Denjuu]], and plays a role in the story of [[Telefang 1]]. | ||
==Name etymology== | ==Name etymology== | ||
Nejiro is [[Netaro]]'s younger brother, with ''Jirou'', likewise, meaning ''second son''. | |||
Ne written as the kanji for sleep or rest (寐) applies to Netaro, however, it may be used ironically in Nejiro's case—his vulnerable older brother's sleepiness leads to his own rest''less'' nature. | |||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
{{Description- | {{Description-T1 | ||
| t1 = くうちゅうから ツメや マシンガンで こうげきする | | t1 = くうちゅうから ツメや マシンガンで こうげきする | ||
| dj = Attack by Mo-gun. | | dj = Attack by Mo-gun. | ||
| en = | | en = Attacks from above using its [[Claw (move)|claws]] and [[Machine Gun (move)|machine gun]]. | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Phrase- | {{Phrase-T1 | ||
| ar-t1 = さぁきたよ! | | ar-t1 = さぁきたよ! | ||
| ar-dj = | | ar-dj = Arrived | ||
| ar-en = | | ar-en = Here I am! | ||
| at-t1 = どんどんやろう! | | at-t1 = どんどんやろう! | ||
| at-dj = | | at-dj = Do it! | ||
| at-en = }} | | at-en = Let's do it!!}} | ||
{{Fave-T1 | |||
|t1 = やっほー シゲキ ネジロがさー 『ボム』をくっつけてほしいって いってたよ あわてものの あいつに そんなあぶないモノ あげても いいものかなー? | |||
|dj = Hello Bek, For NEJIRO He said he would like add 『Bomb』, That guy is always restless, is that Ok for giving such a dangerous thing to him? | |||
|en = }} | |||
==Area== | |||
Nejiro is found in the [[Tronco Village Spring]], protecting his brother [[Netaro]]. After battling the player, he will realize he made a mistake and give the player his phone number. He cannot be nicknamed unless traded, and is always obtained at level 6, with an {{Switch-Personality|icon=yes|4}} personality. | |||
==Moveset== | ==Moveset== | ||
{{Moveset | {{Moveset | ||
| lv1 = | | lv1 = 0 | ||
| move1 = Claw | | move1 = Claw | ||
| lv2 = | | lv2 = 0 | ||
| move2 = Flight | | move2 = Flight | ||
| lv3 = | | lv3 = 0 | ||
| move3 = High Kick | | move3 = High Kick | ||
| lv4 = | | lv4 = 0 | ||
| move4 = Machine Gun}} | | move4 = Machine Gun}} | ||
==Base Stats== | ==Base Stats== | ||
{{TF-Basestats | |||
| hp = 33 | |||
| sp = 18 | |||
| atk = 14 | |||
| df = 10 | |||
| datk = 8 | |||
| ddf = 5 | |||
| ghp = 2 | |||
| gsp = 2 | |||
| gatk = 1 | |||
| gdf = 2 | |||
| gdatk= 3 | |||
| gddf = 3}} | |||
==Exp. Items== | |||
{{Item|Bomb|favorite}}, {{Item|Archery Set}}, {{Item|Phone}}, {{Item|Antenna}}, {{Item|Phone Card}}, {{Item|Game Machine}}, {{Item|Plush Toy}}, {{Item|BomBom}}, {{Item|Lunatium}}, {{Item|Gaiamond}} | |||
==Evolution== | ==Evolution== | ||
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| no = 050 | | no = 050 | ||
}} | }} | ||
==In the manga== | |||
[[File:Manga_Nejiro.png|200px|thumb|right|Nejiro attacking]] | |||
In chapter 1, [[Musa]] assigns [[Shigeki]] and [[Punica]] to go wake [[Netaro]] up. Shigeki's shouting wakes Nejiro instead, and he angrily attacks until [[Crypto]] arrives to help defeat him. | |||
Netaro and Nejiro appear again in chapter 9, protecting Shigeki and Crypto from one of [[Hiyu|Hiyu's]] {{m|War Cannon}} attacks. | |||
Their last appearance is in chapter 14, where they come along with the other Denjuu Shigeki has befriended throughout the course of the story, in order to help fight a horde of [[Kiyoruka]].<br clear="all" /> | |||
==English Patch Notes== | |||
In earlier translations, Nejiro's entry in the Field Guide read: It attacks from the sky with its claws and machine gun. | |||
Latest revision as of 20:56, 10 March 2020
| ← | #048 Musa | #049 Netaro | Nejiro | #051 Godetia | #052 Curcuma | → |
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 Nejiro ネジロ / Nejiro | |||
| No. 050 | Bootleg: Nejiro | ||
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| Stage | Techno Denjuu | ||
| Type |  Sky
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| Exp. Item |  Bomb
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Nejiro is an Sky-type Denjuu, and plays a role in the story of Telefang 1.
Name etymology[edit]
Nejiro is Netaro's younger brother, with Jirou, likewise, meaning second son. Ne written as the kanji for sleep or rest (寐) applies to Netaro, however, it may be used ironically in Nejiro's case—his vulnerable older brother's sleepiness leads to his own restless nature.
Description[edit]
| Field Guide Description | |
|---|---|
| Telefang 1 | くうちゅうから ツメや マシンガンで こうげきする |
| Diamond/Jade | Attack by Mo-gun. |
| English Translation | Attacks from above using its claws and machine gun. |
| Arrived Phrase | ||
|---|---|---|
| Power/Speed | さぁきたよ! | |
| Diamond/Jade | Arrived | |
| English Translation | Here I am! | |
| Attack Phrase | ||
| Power/Speed | どんどんやろう! | |
| Diamond/Jade | Do it! | |
| English Translation | Let's do it!! | |
| Favored Item Call | |
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| Power/Speed | やっほー シゲキ ネジロがさー 『ボム』をくっつけてほしいって いってたよ あわてものの あいつに そんなあぶないモノ あげても いいものかなー? |
| Diamond/Jade | Hello Bek, For NEJIRO He said he would like add 『Bomb』, That guy is always restless, is that Ok for giving such a dangerous thing to him? |
| English Translation | |
Area[edit]
Nejiro is found in the Tronco Village Spring, protecting his brother Netaro. After battling the player, he will realize he made a mistake and give the player his phone number. He cannot be nicknamed unless traded, and is always obtained at level 6, with an 
Oblivious personality.
Moveset[edit]
| Moves of Nejiro | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| From start | Claw | ||
| From start | Flight | ||
| From start | High Kick | ||
| From start | Machine Gun
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Base Stats[edit]
| Stat | Base Stats | Growth per 2 levels | Max | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Denjuu | Most | Denjuu | Most | Denjuu | Most | ||||
| Hit Points | 33 | 46 | 2 | 4 | 131 | 241 | |||
| Speed | 18 | 20 | 2 | 2 | 116 | 117 | |||
| Attack | 14 | 22 | 1 | 3 | 63 | 169 | |||
| Defense | 10 | 20 | 2 | 3 | 108 | 165 | |||
| Denma Attack | 8 | 22 | 3 | 3 | 155 | 169 | |||
| Denma Defense | 5 | 20 | 3 | 3 | 152 | 167 | |||
| Total | 88 | 137 | 13 | 16 | 725 | 917 | |||
| See Telefang 1 Denjuu by: base stats | stat growth | max stats | |||||||||
Exp. Items[edit]
Bomb, 
Archery Set, 
Phone, 
Antenna, 
Phone Card, 
Game Machine, 
Plush Toy, 
BomBom, 
Lunatium, 
Gaiamond
Evolution[edit]
In the manga[edit]
In chapter 1, Musa assigns Shigeki and Punica to go wake Netaro up. Shigeki's shouting wakes Nejiro instead, and he angrily attacks until Crypto arrives to help defeat him.
Netaro and Nejiro appear again in chapter 9, protecting Shigeki and Crypto from one of Hiyu's War Cannon attacks.
Their last appearance is in chapter 14, where they come along with the other Denjuu Shigeki has befriended throughout the course of the story, in order to help fight a horde of Kiyoruka.
English Patch Notes[edit]
In earlier translations, Nejiro's entry in the Field Guide read: It attacks from the sky with its claws and machine gun.