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Manilla Nobi Tamako is Nobita's mother and Nobisuke Nobi's wife. She is an essential supporting character in the Doraemon stories. She takes Nobita's test scores very seriously, even if they are usually 0. She yells at Nobita, takes away his pocket money, curses at him, kicks him out of the house and sends him elsewhere (perhaps in the future), or (occasionally) spanks him when she discovers where he hides his exam answers. Nobita's mother also expects him to complete his chores, which he rarely does. She also sends him shopping, but Nobita frequently forgets to acquire the items he requires when he returns home. Tamako dislikes having animals in the house, and she frequently blames Nobita when she feels an animal. She occasionally collaborates with Suneo and Gian to punish Nobita and Doraemon.
Characteristics:
Nobita's personality is shown to be lethargic and full of defects, such as a lack of physical coordination or athletic skill, a proclivity for sloth, a reluctance to think critically, and sometimes acting in a juvenile or even perverted manner. He dislikes literature and is clueless about basic concepts. He has no idea what an eclipse is or how it works, for example. He enjoys sleeping whenever possible and is commonly referred to as "The Lazy King." In a typical episode, Nobita requests Doraemon to give him a device so he can retaliate against Gian and Suneo, two classmates who bully him, show off to Shizuka Minamoto, a classmate he likes and may end up dating, or make his own life simpler, such as getting his homework done faster. When he has one of Doraemon's tools in his possession, he almost always utilizes its power against him. He aspires to be like his straight-laced counterpart.Hidetoshi Dekisugi, a buddy.Shizuka and the other females in his class liked him. Nobita is notorious for arriving late to school, falling asleep in class, receiving poor results on tests, getting into trouble with his teacher and being mocked by Gian and Suneo, tripping and falling into rain gutters, being pursued by dogs, and getting into problems with his mother for not doing his homework. Shizuka is the only one who does not make fun of him.
Despite his many problematic characteristics, Nobita occasionally demonstrates positive virtues such as kindness, bravery, and a strong work ethic. In other lengthy stories, he risked his life to save other people or even entire nations. In other episodes, it appears that his poor grades are due to his laziness rather than a lack of intelligence. People know Nobita can shoot a gun well and is very skilled at the game Cat's Cradle, which has been featured in numerous shows. Doraemon has also demonstrated innovation in employing his devices in novel ways. For example, he discovers a way to employ a tool known as the "broadcasting mirror" for profitable advertising, even if Doraemon couldn't conceive of one. Other instances include his ability to fly without wings by employing Doraemon's "power of wind" fans, which can create a gust of wind with just a mild swish, and the fact that he gets around by using the voice hardener, which Doraemon considers useless. The fact that Nobita is so inventive demonstrates his intelligence. He is also quite knowledgeable about science, the globe, and Doraemon's tools.
Even though Nobita struggles in school, he can occasionally obtain a decent grade or perform well on a test. Despite his many spelling and grammar errors, he can write a brilliant novel because of his vision. Despite his lack of sketching ability, he managed to create a 32-page comic.
Personality:
Nobita is a hero at best and a villain at worst. Nobita is a slacker who always takes naps after school in the start of the series. This keeps him awake late, causing him to be late for school and stay late. This vicious spiral of sloth occurs practically every day. It keeps him awake late at night and makes it difficult for him to get up on time in the morning, affecting his academics. Nobita is extremely reliant on Doraemon and frequently requests his assistance, which irritates him. Nobita wants to retaliate against those who targeted him, create a better product than Suneo boasts about, and have more power.
Despite his laziness, he does not work hard at school. He is constantly late, does not do his assignments on time, and receives a 0% on both tests and finals. As a punishment, the Classroom Teacher usually gives him a detention after school or makes him stand by the classroom door for an extended period of time. He performs poorly because he does not want to study at home, puts it off, and dislikes it. His poor work often makes his mother upset and angry. Later, he tries unsuccessfully to conceal his poor grades. He dislikes studying as well, making it much more difficult for him to succeed in school. Gian is also frustrated by Nobita's lack of athletic ability. He is terrible in baseball and many other sports, and he frequently fails Gian's baseball team. He lacks stamina and can only run, walk, or swim for a short period of time before becoming fatigued and worn out, which irritates his pals.
Despite some shortcomings in his nature, Nobita is a kind guy and a character with a few redeeming characteristics. He has a kind heart and is considerate to others. He is well-known for caring for lost animals and assisting most individuals in need. In other episodes, it appears that his poor grades are due to his laziness rather than a lack of intelligence.
What I admire most about Nobita is his inventiveness. He comes up with odd new methods to employ Doraemon's high-tech toys when he thinks outside the box. One example is the new sport of free flight, which is done with Doraemon's "power of wind" fans, which can create a blast of wind with a little flick, and how he got around by using the voice hardener, which Doraemon believed was useless. He was given a medication that made him believe he was in a swimming pool while learning to swim. This was yet another illustration of his inventiveness. He remembered a preschool pool where he unintentionally stepped on a child's foot. He was a genius who created a rocket to Mars in his bedroom in one of his nightmares. Both of these examples demonstrate Nobita's ability to think outside the box. The fact that Nobita is so inventive demonstrates his intelligence. He is also quite knowledgeable about science, the globe, and Doraemon's tools.
Even though Nobita struggles in school, he can occasionally obtain a decent grade or perform well on a test. Despite his many spelling and grammar errors, he can write a brilliant novel because of his vision. Despite his lack of sketching ability, he managed to create a 32-page comic. Despite his reputation as sloppy, he is a fantastic shooter. He is very skilled at crafting string figures (cat's cradle) and has risked his life in extended films to save communities and people.
