When two superpowers—Nagraj and Tausi—come together, the balance of the universe wavers. But what will happen when demons, immortal Tantriks, and devils of modern science who have been sleeping for centuries come together to conspire to eliminate these heroes? In this second part of ‘Sarpasatra,’ we enter the dreadful corridors of the underworld, where every face of death stands with a new name. This is not just a war, but the final battle for the survival of the shape-shifting powers.
Tantrata: The immortal Tantrik of Tantragarh and the main architect of the entire destruction
Tantrata is the biggest, most dangerous, and most elusive supervillain of this entire series. He is such a powerful Tantrik of Tantragarh that his soul is considered impossible to destroy. Years ago, Nagraj and Nagu had imprisoned Tantrata in a magical picture (mirror), but Tantrata’s consciousness was not destroyed. While falling, that picture reached the deep darkness of the underworld, where Tantrata sensed its infinite magical energy.
The main objective of Tantrata was to become the most powerful emperor of the universe by simultaneously subduing the invincible body of Nagraj and the divine shape-shifting soul of Tausi. For this, he controlled the soul and mind of Nagraj’s associate, ‘Nagu,’ and entered Nagraj’s body. Tantrata himself played such tricks that Nagraj and Tausi became thirsty for each other’s blood. He challenges Dada Vedacharya by speaking through Nagraj’s mouth and finally creates a super-cyclone that has the power to swallow the entire earth and the underworld.
Tabli: Ancient Fire Monster of the Underworld
Tabli is a very ancient fire demon with many heads and arms who sleeps in the lowest parts of the underworld. It is considered to be a distorted form of the fire of anger from the third eye of Lord Shiva. The rule governing Tabli is that he wakes up every hundred years, only when the most powerful serpents in the underworld shed their skin and become very weak.
Tabli wanted to consume Nagbaba and usurp his immortal power and all the shape-shifting powers of the underworld. Boiling lava and incinerating flames emanate from his body. He had turned many parts of the underworld into rivers of fire. Only when Tausi, freed from his hypnotic control, awakens his Ashtadhwaj powers can this firestorm created by Tabli be stopped.
G-18: A ruler with 18 powers and a lustful betrayer from China
G-18 was actually a very powerful king of China and an old friend of Tausi, but he had a very disgusting and lustful character hidden within him. G-18 had eighteen types of supernatural powers, which included making his body as large as a mountain, creating deadly wind-powered weapons, forming invisible protective shields, and releasing millions of deadly rays from his body.
G-18’s greatest weakness was his blind attraction to and lust for Tausi’s wife, Empress Apsara. He had been trying for eighteen lifetimes to obtain Apsara. He stabbed Tausi in the back and joined hands with Kalachakra and Nagmani. He helped implant a nanochip in Tausi’s mind to turn him into a zombie, make him murder his own son Tani, and make Apsara his queen.
Professor Nagmani: The satanic scientist and creator of the nanochip
Professor Nagmani, the man who created Nagraj and became the most notorious enemy of his life, emerges as the deadliest face of science and greed in this saga. Nagmani’s greed was aroused when he learned that the emperor of the underworld, Tausi, possessed shape-shifting powers that were many times greater than those of Nagraj.
Nagmani created a special ‘Nano Microchip’ and ‘Ichchadhari Shakti Sanchay Yantra.’ With the help of Kalachakra, he inserted this nanochip into Tausi’s mind through the pores of his scalp. Through this chip, Nagmani and his companions used a remote control to control Tausi’s mind and tried to create an immortal army for themselves by transferring his shape-shifting powers into machines.
Kalachakra: A cunning scientist of time and technology
Kalachakra is a very vicious and opportunistic villain created through a combination of science and Tantra. He keeps changing sides from time to time. In this series, he served as a link between Professor Nagmani, G-18, and Nagina. He used mechanisms and modern neuroscience to hack Tausi’s mind. The main objective of Kalachakra was to single-handedly capture the poisonous ocean and magical treasures of the underworld by eliminating both Tausi and Nagraj.
Nagina and Miss Killer: The deadly nexus of a serpent and a professional assassin
Nagina: Nagraj’s old Tantrik enemy and shape-shifting serpent, who has always been searching for an opportunity to destroy the powers of Nagraj and Nagdweep.
Miss Killer: An international female contract killer and an expert in modern weapons
Together, these two established their secret hideout in Mahanagar and conspired to seize Nagmani’s ‘Artificial Ichchadhari Power Creator’ device. While Apsara wanders through Mahanagar in a wounded state, Nagina and Miss Killer plan to take her hostage, drain her powers, and exchange her for a huge ransom from Tausi.
Garla and Trimund: The Toxic Killers of the Underworld
Garla was a very poisonous and cruel semi-serpentine creature of the underworld. He possessed such an unknown poison from hell that no known cure for it existed on earth. Garla ambushed Nagraj at Lubna Lake in Mahanagar and, after trapping him in his huge coils, injected his underworld poison into Nagraj’s body. Due to the effects of this poison, Nagraj’s microscopic snakes started dying, and his shape-shifting powers became weak.
Trimund, on the other hand, was a demon of the underworld with three heads and a huge tail who could demolish large buildings with a single blow of his tail. Together, these two tried to push millions of citizens towards death by mixing poison into Mahanagar’s water supply system.
Yuvraj Jabbar: The arrogant son of Sheshnag
Crown Prince Jabbar, who appeared in the old story of ‘Sarpayuga,’ was the son of King Sheshnag of Sarpadesh. He was extremely arrogant, cruel, and lustful. When Apsara lived in Sarpadesh with her father, Trinadhar, Jabbar kept an evil eye on her and wanted to forcefully marry her. When Apsara fell in love with Tausi, Jabbar, in anger, set Apsara’s entire house on fire and sent his army to take Tausi prisoner. This old resentment of Jabbar was the root of many troubles in the lives of Tausi and Apsara.
Patal Bhairavi: The elusive witch of the underworld
Patal Bhairavi is a very ugly and powerful Tantrik witch who lives in the dark parts of the underworld. She survives by absorbing the spirit and powers of any external being that enters the underworld. When Nagraj set out on a journey to the underworld, Patal Bhairavi used her dark illusions to erect walls of stone and lava in Nagraj’s path and tried to incinerate his microscopic serpent army in her Tantrik fire.
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