Nobita Nobi

Nobita Nobi is the protagonist of the manga and anime Doraemon. He appeared in the film Nobita and the Steel troops, already pilots Zenda Cross.

## Appearance

Nobita is a boy of medium height with fair skin. He usually wears a yellow shirt and dark blue shorts. He has straight black hair, black eyes and wears large round glasses.

## Personality

Nobita is a hero at best and a villain at worst. Previously, Nobita is a rather lazy person who has a habit of constantly taking naps after school, causing him to stay up late when he is late for school. This cycle of laziness happens almost every day, keeping him up late at night and waking up late the next morning, preventing him from studying. Nobita is very dependent on Doraemon and asks for many things, much to his disapproval. Many of the things Nobita dreams about include; revenge on his bullies, a better product than what Suneo boasts of, and perks.

Although his laziness is a problem, he messes around at school. He is regularly late, late with homework, and gets 0% on exams and tests. The class teacher usually punishes him for this by detaining him after school or forcing him to stand at the door of the classroom for a long time. His refusal, procrastination, and dislike of studying at home prevent him from succeeding even more. His mother is constantly frustrated and angry at his lackluster performance. He later tries to hide his poor grades, which proved unsuccessful. He also doesn't like to study, which only hinders his progress in school even more. Nobita isn't very athletic either, much to Can's dismay. He is terrible at baseball and many other sports, often letting down Can's baseball team. He doesn't have very good stamina, as he runs, walks, or swims for a short period of time and then gets tired and exhausted very quickly, much to the dismay of his friends.

Despite Nobita's personality flaws, he is a good person, a rather likable character with a couple of positive traits. He is kind-hearted and generous to others. Unfortunately, he imagined a children's pool in which he accidentally stepped on a child's foot. In one of his dreams, like a genius, he successfully created a rocket to Mars in his bedroom. Both events show Nobita's amazing talent for thinking outside the box. Nobita's work is proof enough of his high intellect. In addition, he has extensive knowledge of Doraemon's science, environment, and gadgets. It is implied in some episodes that his poor academic grades are due to his lazy nature rather than his lack of intellectual ability.

Nobita's best trait is his great creativity. His out-of-the-box thinking leads to new and quirky ideas about ways to use Doraemon's high-tech gadgets. An example of this is the new sport of free flight using Doraemon's "Wind Power" fans (fans that can create a gust of wind with one slight movement) and how he used the voice hardener, a device that Doraemon considered useless, for transportation. Another example of his creativity was when he was given an imagination pill to make him think he was in a pool while being taught to swim. Unfortunately, he imagined a children's pool in which he accidentally stepped on a child's foot. In one of his dreams, like a genius, he successfully created a rocket to Mars in his bedroom. Both events show Nobita's amazing talent for thinking outside the box. Nobita's work is proof enough of his high intellect. He also has extensive knowledge of Doraemon's science, environment, and gadgets.

Despite poor academic performance, sometimes Nobita can easily get a good grade or do well on a test. His imagination is the reason he can write a great story even with so many spelling and grammatical errors. Although he is not very good at drawing, he still managed to write a 32 page comic. Despite being considered clumsy, he has unrivaled marksmanship. He is also good at weaving thread figurines (cat's cradle) and risked his life to save cities and people. He especially showed in a full-scale war in alliance with the Alliance.

## Story

At that time, he was an ordinary elementary school student, until Doraemon just arrived, according to him, from the distant future. At the request of his great-great-grandfather, Doraemon later travels back in time and stays behind to help him in his attempt to change the terrible future of the Nobi family so that he can change for the better. And gradually it turns out, despite the misfortunes from space and the "Concept Change".

## Trivia

At that point in time, he was the youngest of the entire Earth Alliance army.