The character’s visual design—a rotund, bipedal cat in a gi—invites immediate comparison to Goku. However, unlike Goku, who seeks strength for its own sake, Nekomajin is indifferent to the gravity of battle. He is more concerned with fish, naps, and domestic grievances. This attitude serves as a direct critique of the "power creep" inherent in shonen manga. When Nekomajin encounters Z-Fighters or alien invaders, he defeats them not through dramatic martial arts, but through "gag manga" logic—a higher tier of reality where physics and ki blasts are irrelevant. This positions Nekomajin as a "Joke Character" in the literary sense: a being whose narrative purpose is to remind the audience that the story is fiction.
If you are an artist, look at Toriyama's character designs for the Dragon Quest series, which are full of "Kemono" style monsters. Gaming: nekomajin kemono
The Two-Tailed Beast (Isobu’s predecessor, Matatabi) is a . The character’s visual design—a rotund, bipedal cat in