Goma operates as one of two central henchmen under Taisho, a recurring antagonist. Debuting in the initial anime adaptation, the character later transitioned into manga editions and follow-up animated projects. Towering over his counterpart Gyoro, Goma embodies sycophantic devotion, strategically flattering Taisho to secure his position, while Gyoro’s timid reticence offers a contrasting dynamic. Early anime portrayals framed Goma through comedic ineptitude, his botched missions and clumsy execution often provoking Taisho’s wrath. The trio’s schemes hinged on chaotic misadventures, with Goma’s overzealous attempts to impress driving many failures. Later adaptations, including the 1988 anime and associated manga releases, gradually prioritized Goma’s presence over Gyoro’s, solidifying his status as Taisho’s most frequent accomplice. Goma’s core traits—obsequious loyalty and a penchant for thoughtless compliance—persist across all iterations. The web manga *Himitsu no Akko-Chan μ* reimagined him with a broader, slapstick-inspired design to match its stylized visuals, situating him within the protagonist’s school environment. Though his interactions expanded beyond Taisho’s circle here, his subservient nature remained unchanged. Official sources omit Goma’s personal history, focusing instead on his role as a static comedic device within Taisho’s faction. His narrative purpose centers on reinforcing group incompetence through repetitive humor, amplifying Taisho’s bluster without deviating into individual growth or standalone arcs across films, seasons, or spin-offs.