Yamcha's loud scream was like a thunderclap exploding out of nowhere, so loud it shook the eardrums of everyone nearby.
"I remember now! That guy's a Yokai! You absolutely can't touch him—anyone who touches him turns into a carrot!"
Yamcha shouted loudly. Especially when he saw He-El about to reach out and touch Rabbit Boss, his voice rose into a shriek of alarm.
Bulma and Puar jumped in fright, while Goku stared blankly at Rabbit Boss.
He-El did remember that the Rabbit Gang's boss was not human.
Not human in the usual Dragon Ball sense.
There were four kinds of people on Earth in Dragon Ball.
Aliens—Goku.
Animal-type humans—people like Puar and Oolong.
Monster-type humans—people like Emperor Pilaf.
Humanoid humans—people like Bulma and Yamcha.
Although Rabbit Boss had the rabbit-like appearance of an animal-type human, he was not actually one. He was a Yokai feared by other humans.
His ability was that anyone who touched him would be turned into a carrot.
But when He-El looked at Rabbit Boss now, he did not sense anything particularly powerful about him. Whether it was the aura he gave off or his physical body, he was weaker than even Yamcha.
Perhaps when watching anime, there was no need to follow principles.
But in a real world, no matter how absurd or comical a principle seemed, it was still part of the universe's operating logic. There were always traces and principles to follow.
Things did not simply come into existence for no reason.
Therefore, Rabbit Boss's ability to turn anyone who touched his body into a carrot also had its own underlying principle.
At the very least, when Rabbit Boss approached him, He-El could sense the pheromones emanating from his body following a unique pattern.
Most importantly, He-El did not sense even the slightest