TV-Series
Description
Gohin is a giant panda doctor and therapist operating in the Black Market, specializing in treating carnivores struggling with predatory instincts. He possesses a large, muscular build marked by a scar across his right eye and left cheek, injuries acquired capturing feral carnivores. He typically avoids traditional medical attire, opting for casual clothing, and carries specialized equipment including a bamboo crossbow, a bamboo machine gun, and a large net for subduing aggressive patients. A medical school graduate, the intense stress of his back-alley practice caused significant hair loss on his back.
Approximately five years before the main events, Gohin left his wife and child to focus on his dangerous work, believing his presence put them at risk. His therapeutic approach involves direct interventions, using stimuli like rabbit-themed magazines to differentiate between emotion-driven urges and instinct. He maintains a strict, pragmatic demeanor, frequently chastising recklessness, yet balances this with a dry sense of humor and underlying compassion.
Gohin first encountered Legoshi when the wolf collapsed in the Black Market. After treating him, Gohin administered an instinct test using rabbit imagery. He later rescued Legoshi from carnivores attempting to skin him and assisted in Haru's rescue from the Shishigumi, fighting off the lions. Recognizing Legoshi's resolve, Gohin subsequently trained him to capture feral carnivores, cutting the wolf's fur short for disguise and lending him his wife's old clothing to pose as a female wolf during an infiltration.
Gohin reappeared when Legoshi sought treatment after self-extracting his fangs, providing dentures modeled after his own teeth. His observations of Black Market conflicts implied involvement in treating injured individuals, such as saving Dolph after a severe throat injury. His patients also included Ai, a carnivore rehabilitated after committing murder; she expressed gratitude and vowed to reunite with him after serving her sentence.
Beyond clinical practice, Gohin actively monitored turf wars and intervened in violent outbreaks, using his strength and weaponry to neutralize threats. He downplayed his combative capabilities, emphasizing his identity as "just a doctor who’s a little bit strong." The physical and emotional toll of his work remained evident through his scars and personal sacrifices, yet he persisted in rehabilitating carnivores and maintaining stability within the volatile Black Market.
Approximately five years before the main events, Gohin left his wife and child to focus on his dangerous work, believing his presence put them at risk. His therapeutic approach involves direct interventions, using stimuli like rabbit-themed magazines to differentiate between emotion-driven urges and instinct. He maintains a strict, pragmatic demeanor, frequently chastising recklessness, yet balances this with a dry sense of humor and underlying compassion.
Gohin first encountered Legoshi when the wolf collapsed in the Black Market. After treating him, Gohin administered an instinct test using rabbit imagery. He later rescued Legoshi from carnivores attempting to skin him and assisted in Haru's rescue from the Shishigumi, fighting off the lions. Recognizing Legoshi's resolve, Gohin subsequently trained him to capture feral carnivores, cutting the wolf's fur short for disguise and lending him his wife's old clothing to pose as a female wolf during an infiltration.
Gohin reappeared when Legoshi sought treatment after self-extracting his fangs, providing dentures modeled after his own teeth. His observations of Black Market conflicts implied involvement in treating injured individuals, such as saving Dolph after a severe throat injury. His patients also included Ai, a carnivore rehabilitated after committing murder; she expressed gratitude and vowed to reunite with him after serving her sentence.
Beyond clinical practice, Gohin actively monitored turf wars and intervened in violent outbreaks, using his strength and weaponry to neutralize threats. He downplayed his combative capabilities, emphasizing his identity as "just a doctor who’s a little bit strong." The physical and emotional toll of his work remained evident through his scars and personal sacrifices, yet he persisted in rehabilitating carnivores and maintaining stability within the volatile Black Market.