Takeshi "Gian" Gōda stands as a central figure marked by a commanding physical presence and multifaceted personality. His hulking, muscular frame exudes intimidation, complemented by short black hair, tan skin, and small, rounded eyes typically rendered as black dots—features that expand dramatically to broadcast anger, surprise, or amusement. He favors an orange T-shirt with red stripes and brown shorts, though his attire adapts across iterations. A decade-old firecracker born on June 15, Gian’s tough exterior and short fuse ignite frequent clashes, particularly with Nobita. He habitually commandeers peers’ toys and books under the pretense of borrowing, returning items only if undamaged. Beneath his brashness lies unexpected loyalty, most evident in his fierce protectiveness over younger sister Jaiko, whom he shields from trouble. His bravado crumbles before his mother, whose wrath he fears when neglecting chores or bullying others. Gian harbors unshakable—if misguided—faith in his singing and culinary talents, unleashing off-key serenades and inedible meals on unwilling audiences. His physical prowess shines as captain of the baseball team The Giants, though their chronic underperformance stokes frustrations that often erupt into renewed aggression. Interactions with peers reveal contradictions: while frequently coercing Nobita into unfavorable schemes, Gian occasionally reveals flickers of concern for his usual target. His dynamic with Suneo oscillates between collaboration and conflict, while exchanges with Shizuka trade physical threats for blunt insensitivity. Notable for brute strength and baseball zeal, Gian’s predatory habits manifest in toy thefts, veiled threats, and peer coercion. Brief self-reflection surfaces after stern reprimands or witnessing his actions’ consequences, yet bruised pride or mockery often reignites old patterns, trapping him in cycles of fleeting reform. His delusional confidence in cacophonous singing and disastrous cooking provides comic relief. Even as he dominates through fear, unpredictable acts of solidarity emerge. Athleticism clashes with emotional obliviousness, undermining social bonds through self-inflicted missteps.