Nendo 

Nendo riki is a godly character who thinks so fast the leader of saikan, saiki Kusuo, can’t even read his mind he too powerful he could even beat goku

Nendo =big brain

Nendo by Mi’Annatheniggarat November 1, 2020

Nendou 

Saiki k.'s best pal in The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. He has a gorgeous butt chin, and some call him daddy. His cut is so perfect, I wouldn't be surprised if you started to simp for him.

"Look! There's Nendou!" "I thought his name was daddy."

Nendou by believeit1 December 20, 2020

Nendou 

Just a character from the anime Saiki K with a glorious butt chin

"Whos that?
"That's nendou."
"oh. thought he was butt chin."

Nendou by nutella._.skies March 30, 2021

niendorf 

Being of a high-level of greatness.

I wish i was a Niendorf

niendorf by Brownyie December 24, 2007

Nendo 

The butt-chined character in The Disastrous Life Of Saiki k. Nendo looks like a scary delinquent and everybody thinks he is when they first meet him. But really he’s just a complete idiot. He really looks creepy. He’s so idiotic that Saiki can’t even read his thoughts because he has none. He has a weird hairline and a weird chin. Everybody thinks he’s dumb. He calls Saiki “pal”, all the time. He’s actually really nice despite his dumbness and looks.

Nendo is an idiot that has a butt chin that looks like an delinquent. But he’s actually nice but also scary.

Nendo by Saiki k fan September 7, 2020

Nendoroid 

Noun, Japanese origin: A distraction device for Twitch streamers often purchased by a significant other so they may have some gaming time.

I bought my girlfriend a Nendoroid of her favorite waifu so that I could play my PS4 in peace.

Nendoroid by DonWD3 December 22, 2017

Nendoroid 

The Nendoroid (ねんどろいど nendoroido?) series is a brand of plastic figures created by the Japanese Good Smile Company in 2006. They typically depict characters from anime, manga or video games and are designed with a large head and smaller body to give them a cute appearance.

Your nendoroid is very cute.

Nendoroid by Kitteh328 February 20, 2017