First, I should have said 110, not 109 (I forgot to count the Great Elder). Anyway, you’re probably misreading Daizenshuu 4’s chart, like I originally did. It’s kinda confusing. See, the named individuals aren’t counted as part of the Dragon Clan and Warrior-type Namekians in each village, and neither are the nameless elders. So in other words, when it shows Muri’s village as containing Muri, 5 Dragon Clan Namekians, 3 Warrior-types, Dende, and Cargo, it means that the total population is actually 10: Dende+Cargo+5 DCs+3 WTs. How do I know that’s how it’s meant to be read? Well, when you count it all up this way, you get a grand total of 110: the Great Elder and 109 children. This references the fact that in the manga, Dende says that he is the Great Elder’s 108th child, and Cargo is his younger brother. So from the manga you know that there are at least 110 Namekians: the Great Elder, his first 107 children, Dende, and Cargo. Daizenshuu 4 essentially just says that there are exactly that many, making Cargo the youngest Namekian.Khalid Shahin wrote:109? I counted 102... 103 if you count Piccolo. I want a direct source for 109.
Here are the population numbers from Daizenshuu 4’s Namekian chart, worded to try and avoid confusion:
Great Elder
Nail
Muri, Tsuno, and the 4 other regular elders: 6
Muri’s village (not counting Muri): 10 (Dende, Cargo, 5 other DCs, 3 WTs)
Tsuno’s village (not counting Tsuno): 19 (16 DCs, 3 WTs)
Nameless village #1, minus elder: 17 (15 DCs, 2 WTs)
Nameless village #2, minus elder: 20 (18 DCs, 2 WTs)
Nameless village #3, minus elder: 21 (19 DCs, 2 WTs)
Nameless village #4, minus elder: 15 (13 DCs, 2 WTs)