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Wang Dora is a robotic cat based on the Doraemon model, originating from the same Robot School. He belongs to the group known as The Doraemons. His appearance features a round head, white face, red nose, and circular white paws. He possesses the distinctive traits of an elongated tail ending in a green orb and eight whiskers. His attire consists of a red tang suit with a yellow-piped standing collar and Chinese button knots, topped with a traditional red melon cap; like Doraemon and El Matadora, he does not wear pants.
He studied medicine during China's Qing Dynasty while assisting a doctor specializing in Chinese remedies, gaining knowledge in herbs, anatomy, physics, and mathematics. Recognized as the most intelligent among The Doraemons, Wang Dora also developed formidable kung fu skills before enrolling in the Robot Academy. He rigorously honed these skills under a master in China and traveled the country competing in open tournaments to build his martial arts reputation.
Typically calm and cool-headed when resolving problems, inspiring reliance in others, Wang Dora can also be rigid and conservative regarding principles, duties, and ethical codes. He harbors a significant vulnerability: extreme shyness around girls, causing him to flee or, if trapped, exhibit elevated body temperature, squirming, erratic dancing, and uttering embarrassing, intoxicated-sounding lines before recovering. He is deeply self-conscious about his height, particularly his short legs, and has attempted various unsuccessful methods to increase it.
His primary gadget is the four-dimensional sleeves on his shirt, functioning like the standard four-dimensional pocket. He also possesses one of the "Bestfriend Telecards" for emergency communication with other Doraemons. He prefers eating dorayaki with copious amounts of rāyu (chili oil).
Wang Dora maintains a complex friendship with El Matadora, frequently clashing due to his disapproval of El Matadora's impulsive actions. Despite arguments and physical altercations, they respect each other's abilities and share a strong bond. His romantic interest is Mimiko, a hospital nurse; their interactions often trigger his awkward behavior, leading Mimiko to react violently.
Notable trivia includes his ownership of a private residence – a distinction shared with Dora Med III. Some Malaysian manga publications localized his name as "Dora Wan." He remains one of the few Doraemons without pants.
He studied medicine during China's Qing Dynasty while assisting a doctor specializing in Chinese remedies, gaining knowledge in herbs, anatomy, physics, and mathematics. Recognized as the most intelligent among The Doraemons, Wang Dora also developed formidable kung fu skills before enrolling in the Robot Academy. He rigorously honed these skills under a master in China and traveled the country competing in open tournaments to build his martial arts reputation.
Typically calm and cool-headed when resolving problems, inspiring reliance in others, Wang Dora can also be rigid and conservative regarding principles, duties, and ethical codes. He harbors a significant vulnerability: extreme shyness around girls, causing him to flee or, if trapped, exhibit elevated body temperature, squirming, erratic dancing, and uttering embarrassing, intoxicated-sounding lines before recovering. He is deeply self-conscious about his height, particularly his short legs, and has attempted various unsuccessful methods to increase it.
His primary gadget is the four-dimensional sleeves on his shirt, functioning like the standard four-dimensional pocket. He also possesses one of the "Bestfriend Telecards" for emergency communication with other Doraemons. He prefers eating dorayaki with copious amounts of rāyu (chili oil).
Wang Dora maintains a complex friendship with El Matadora, frequently clashing due to his disapproval of El Matadora's impulsive actions. Despite arguments and physical altercations, they respect each other's abilities and share a strong bond. His romantic interest is Mimiko, a hospital nurse; their interactions often trigger his awkward behavior, leading Mimiko to react violently.
Notable trivia includes his ownership of a private residence – a distinction shared with Dora Med III. Some Malaysian manga publications localized his name as "Dora Wan." He remains one of the few Doraemons without pants.