Misae Nohara, born Misae Koyama, is a 29-year-old homemaker from Aso, Kumamoto Prefecture, who habitually shaves years off her age, insisting she remains 24 or 25. Married to Hiroshi Nohara, she oversees their children Shinnosuke and Himawari while navigating the daily grind of cooking, cleaning, and stringent budgeting. Her familial ties extend to sisters Masae and Musae, parents Yoshiji and Hisae Koyama, and in-laws Ginnosuke and Tsuru Nohara. Contradiction defines her: she imposes rigid rules on her family yet flouts them freely. Though she enforces frugality on Hiroshi and Shinnosuke, she splurges impulsively on herself and Himawari, lured by sales into acquiring impractical items. Secret stashes of money, intended for personal indulgences, often dissolve into emergency household funds, trapping her in cycles of austerity and reckless expenditure. Body dysmorphia plagues her perception of fluctuating weight and breast size, intensifying jealousy over Hiroshi’s interactions with women. This insecurity once drove her to trail him covertly during a business trip, suspecting betrayal. A volatile temper and technological ineptitude curb steady employment, though she sporadically takes retail jobs, only to clash with coworkers or superiors and abandon them. In *Eiga Crayon Shin-chan: Gachinko! Gyakushū no Robo Tō-chan*, she confronts Hiroshi’s robotic transformation. Skeptical at first, she warms to the mechanical version after he saves Shinnosuke and friends from peril. Her emotional layers emerge as she accepts the robot’s place in their family, declaring, “Whether you are a robot or human, you are a father,” showcasing adaptability amid surreal challenges. Her dynamic with Shinnosuke veers between exasperation and devotion. She deploys comedic physical discipline—the “Guri-Guri Attack” (head-drilling fists) or genkotsu (knuckle strikes)—to curb his antics, yet shadows him on errands to avert domestic disasters. Beneath strictness lies playful ingenuity to spark his imagination. Chaotic driving mishaps and parking blunders mark her routines, often amplified by Shinnosuke’s distractions. Tensions with Hiroshi simmer over finances and his golf obsession, yet their bond persists through grudging acceptance of mutual flaws. Misae embodies the friction between traditional homemaking and personal fragility, blending resilience with humor-laced imperfection.