Chapter 1: The Fire of Revenge and the Supernatural Cycle of Eighteen Births
The real history of what the world thought was only a demon, a mighty being, or a scientific villain was linked to a deep revenge from centuries ago. In very old times, G-18 used to be an extremely powerful shape-shifting serpent. He was living a happy life with his beautiful serpent wife. But fate took a turn, and some cruel demons and Tantrikas brutally murdered his innocent serpent wife.
The fire of revenge that could burn the whole world flared up inside that shape-shifting serpent as he held the blood-soaked body of his beloved in his arms. He swore that he would take revenge on the murderers of his serpent wife and this entire creation. But this was not possible on the basis of ordinary powers. Therefore, he chose the path of rigorous penance and meditation for many births.
Suffering from the pain of being separated from his serpent wife, he took 18 births one after the other. At the end of every birth, his rigorous penance gave him a new, surprising and supernatural power. When his 18th birth was completed, he was no longer just a serpent, but had become the master of 18 superpowers, mystical mechanisms and amazing scientific powers—and in this 18th birth, the world named him “G-18”.
Chapter 2: The Dark Shadow of Passion and the Principle of the Lion
As times changed, the fire of revenge within G-18 turned into a new and dangerous obsession. When he saw Emperor Tausi’s Empress Apsara, the demon within him woke up. The wrong thought settled in G-18’s mind that Apsara was his wife from birth to birth, whom Tausi had snatched from him.
During the war with Nagraj, G-18 had put forward this dark passion of his, saying:
“I’m no ordinary pawn! I was always a king; all I lacked was a queen! To get that nymph, I have taken not one or two, but eighteen births! And the Law of the Wilderness says that when a new lion wants to acquire a lioness, it kills her old children first!”
Adopting this same ‘Lion’s Principle’ (Lion’s Rule), G-18 decided to eradicate Tuni (Tani), the only son of Tausi and Apsara, so that by eliminating Tausi’s lineage, he could acquire Apsara forever.
Chapter 3: China’s Sangol Mountains and the Confluence of Modern Science
In his 18th birth, G-18 came to the mysterious Sangol Mountains of China on Earth Lok. The chief priest there, Khartoon Chi, and the Tantrikas summoned G-18 through ancient offerings and mantras. G-18 was no longer merely knowledgeable in occultism; he had also made modern science his weapon of conspiracy.
Two disgraced scientists from Earth Lok—Mr. McMan of America and Chin Chin of China—became slaves of G-18, impressed by his immense powers. They created a transmitter and a transparent ‘Globe Craft’ for G-18, which could reach any corner of the universe in the blink of an eye.
G-18 built a round, impenetrable and airless scientific base within the most dangerous ‘toxic ocean’ (Poisonous Sea) of Sarpadesh, where he settled down and started making plans to spread havoc across all three worlds.
Chapter 4: Civil War and the First Great Battle in Sarpadesh
The first main goal of G-18 was to capture the rich ‘Sarpadesh’ of Hades and dethrone Emperor Tausi. He took advantage of the differences between the castes already present in Sarpadesh. The snakes of the ‘Soti caste’ there considered themselves neglected.
G-18, with his Dhan Kuber Shakti, produced many gold Ashrafis and bought the loyalty of the Soti caste chieftain Piggu and the traitor Tribhuvan from Tausi’s court. Through Piggu, he instigated the Soti caste and made them demand a separate country, starting a civil war in Sarpadesh.
When Tausi discovered this plot, he went among the Soti caste and exposed the real traitorous faces of Piggu and Tribhuvan. Seeing his plan fail, G-18 took to the field himself. He released ‘nerve-paralyzing smoke’ on Tausi’s army, causing the bodies of Tausi’s soldiers to become numb.
But Tausi’s two loyal allies—Ashtadhwaj (eight-handed Mahayoddha) and Panidhwaj (Lord of Water)—eliminated G-18’s shadow army, and Panidhwaj tracked down G-18’s secret craft. Tausi soundly defeated G-18 under Nagbaba’s guidance.
Chapter 5: The Bloody Chapter of Devlok and the Slaughter of Swami Brahmadev
G-18’s threat did not end after the first defeat. His extremely powerful and cruel son Seenura (Sinura) attacked Devlok to avenge his father. Seenura conquered the Chakra Kingdom and captured King Netrapala.
When Tausi arrived in Devlok aboard the Pushpak Viman, G-18 erected an ‘impenetrable array of ten powers’ (10-Layer Shield) in the sky. Under the cover of this security circle, Seenura deceitfully beheaded the most revered Swami Brahmadev of Devlok.
Before his death, Swami Brahmadev granted Tausi a boon that only a weapon made from his bones could bring an end to G-18 and his lineage. Tausi made a terrible vow before Swami Brahmadev’s pyre that he would slaughter Seenura and G-18 before the next sunset, or else burn himself to ashes on the pyre. Tausi made an impenetrable mace and arrows from the bones of Brahmadev.
Chapter 6: The Red Soil and the First Destruction of G-18
The sunset was near, and G-18 was waiting for Tausi’s self-immolation. It was then that Rishimandal and King Sumeru revealed G-18’s biggest secret to Tausi:
If his blood falls on the soil of the same ‘red ground’ (Red Ground) on which G-18 perfected his Guru-Mantras, he will forget all his mantras.
Tausi gave his form to his companion Panidhwaj and made him sit on the pyre while he himself came forward from behind. Tausi struck G-18 directly on the same ‘red field’, clasping him in his huge arms. G-18 forgot all his defensive armor and spells as soon as his blood fell on the soil. Tausi beheaded G-18 and Seenura with a single blow of the Brahmo-Asthi weapon.
Nagbaba’s Warning:
Nagbaba warned Tausi after the war—
“Don’t burn G-18’s body! If his dead body gets even the slightest bit of air, his soul will enter the 19th birth!”
G-18’s body was encased in heavy stones in a completely airless basement in Hades.
Chapter 7: Raj Comics Maha-Crossover: The Terrible Conspiracy of Sarpasatra
But G-18’s spirit and consciousness had not been completely destroyed. Another dangerous form of G-18 appeared in the Mahagatha of Sarpasatra, Snakebansh, Sarpayagya, Sarpadvandva and Sarpakal. He was not dead but was pretending to be Tausi’s ‘best friend’ in the underworld!
1. Tausi’s son kidnapped and the zombie mongoose: G-18 kidnapped Tausi’s son Tani and used a shape-shifting mongoose against Tausi by turning it into a ‘zombie’ (unconscious slave).
2. False accusation against Nagraj: He played a trick that made Tausi think that the humans of Earth and Nagraj had kidnapped his son Tani. His aim was to create a terrible and destructive war between Nagraj and Tausi.
3. The nexus of transnational criminals: G-18 joined hands with major criminals like Kalachakra, Miss Killer, Nagina, Tantrata and Vedacharya.
Chapter 8: The Great Collision with Nagraj and the 15th Giant Power
He challenged Nagraj, saying that Nagraj’s giant form was nothing in front of his 15th power. He attacked Nagraj with his destructive powers and deadly vehicles. But Nagraj, with his intelligence and the strength of shape-shifting snakes, withstood G-18’s attacks.
Chapter 9: Nano-Microchip and Tausi’s Mind Control
The most dangerous plot of G-18 came to light when it was revealed that he had planted a ‘nano-microchip’ (Nano-Chip) in Tausi’s mind through the hair follicles (Hair Follicles) with the help of Kalachakra!
Through this chip, G-18 and Kalachakra were controlling Tausi’s mind and his unlimited willpower by remote control. Tausi was spreading destruction against his will and attacking Nagraj and his own allies.
Chapter 10: The Revelation of Truth and the Last Airless Burial
Eventually, Nagraj, Vedacharya, Nagbaba and Maharani Apsara together exposed this huge conspiracy of G-18. The effect of the nano-chip was eliminated from Tausi’s mind.
When Tausi regained consciousness and learned that his so-called ‘friend’ G-18 was the real culprit behind his son Tani’s kidnapping, his evil eye on Apsara and the war with Nagraj, Tausi’s anger erupted like a volcano.
The combined powers of Nagraj and Tausi, tantric barriers and Vedacharya’s mantras worked together to completely drain the powers of G-18 and his companions. G-18’s body collapsed completely.
The remains of G-18 were sealed forever in the deepest, most impenetrable and airless basement (Hermetic Airless Vault) of the underworld under the guidance of Nagbaba and Vedacharya to prevent his 19th birth. Not a single particle of air could reach there, stopping G-18’s 19th birth forever, and the three worlds heaved a sigh of relief.
G-18’s Place in Comics History and His Timeless Influence
G-18 was not just a villain; he was such a dangerous mix of mythical powers, modern science, politics and never-ending passions that he made Tulsi Comics and Raj Comics’ two biggest superheroes—Tausi and Nagraj—come together and fight to the very limits of their powers.
