Professor Go functioned as a scientific advisor and strategist for the International Police Organization’s Experts of Justice, specializing in the Shizuma Drive—a groundbreaking energy source that supplanted fossil fuels and nuclear power. He collaborated closely with Professor Shizuma during the technology’s development, laboring under intense deadlines to finalize the project.

The Tragedy of Bashtarle, a global catastrophe sparked by the premature activation of an untested Shizuma Drive prototype, caused mass energy collapse and catastrophic loss of life. Though official records initially scapegoated Dr. Franken von Vogler for reckless conduct, later revelations exposed Go and three fellow scientists as having overruled von Vogler’s cautions to authorize the test. This culpability quietly defined Go’s reserved disposition, though he publicly sidestepped acknowledgment of the cover-up.

A practitioner of the "Iron Fan" combat style, he wielded war fans enhanced with defensive capabilities to deflect assaults. Colleagues respected his analytical precision and economical speech, though mentions of the Shizuma Drive occasionally fractured his composure—most notably when he vehemently defended its infallibility amid comparisons between the Tragedy and emerging energy crises.

After disclosures of the Drive’s inherent instability and von Vogler’s genuine efforts to rectify its flaws, Go transitioned to minimizing collateral damage during the Experts’ climactic confrontation with Big Fire. He aided in upholding defensive barriers and orchestrating countermeasures against energy-draining systems, though his contributions remained adjunct to his primary role as a scientific advisor.

His documented appearances and development are confined to the OVA *Giant Robo: The Day the Earth Stood Still*.