List of Doraemon characters

These are the characters in the anime and manga series Doraemon. Also listed are their original NTV voice actors (1973), followed by their TV Asahi voice actors (1979~2005; 2005~). Part of the 22nd century characters are listed in The Doraemons.

Note: In some translations of Doraemon, the names of these characters are different from the original names.

Main characters

Fujiko's friends say that every main character represents elementary school student archetypes Fujiko noticed in his own school days. Nobita appears in every episode of the anime, while Doraemon appears in most episodes, sometimes being substituted (for medical checkup or on leave) by his sister, Dorami.

Doraemon

Main article: Doraemon (character)

Doraemon
First appearance	December 1969
Created by	Fujiko Fujio
Voiced by	Japanese: Kōsei Tomita (1973, 1 to episode 26) Masako Nozawa (1973, 27 to episode 52) Nobuyo Ōyama (1979 – 2005) Wasabi Mizuta (April 2005 – present) English Mona Marshall (2014–2017)
In-universe information
Nickname	Dora-chan
Gender	Male
Relatives	Nobita (childcare) Dorami (sister) Tamako Nobi (adoptive mother) Nobisuke Nobi (adoptive father)
Nationality	Japanese
Birthday	3 September 2112
Hometown	Tokyo
Type	Manga, Cartoons
Colour	Beginning: Yellow Afterward: Blue

Yellow Voiced by: Chisa Yokoyama

Doraemon (ドラえもん, Doraemon) (born on 3 September 2112, Virgo) is the title character and main protagonist of the series. He is a turquoise cat-like robot created for Nobita from the future.[1] But people often mistake him for a raccoon dog and he becomes angry as seen in many episodes. He is sent to the Matsushiba Robot Factory (マツシバロボット工場) as blueprint, and is sent back in time by Sewashi (Nobita's Great-great-grandson) to aid Nobita, since Sewashi learned from his parents that Nobita suffered much in his life and wanted to help him. Doraemon possesses a 4-dimensional pocket from which he can acquire various kinds of futuristic tools, gadgets, and playthings from a future department store. He also has the tendency to panic during emergencies, characterized by him frantically trying to pull out a very much-needed tool from his pocket, only to produce a huge assortment of household items and unwanted gadgets. Still, Doraemon is very friendly and intelligent, not to mention long-suffering because of Nobita's antics. Since Sewashi sent Doraemon to the past, Doraemon has been living as the unofficial fourth member of Nobita's family and acts like a second son to Nobita's parents, since despite being a robot, he requires basic needs for a person, such as eating, and also sleeps in the closet of Nobita's bedroom.

Doraemon's physical appearance changed as the manga progressed. At first, he was predominantly blue, with a blue tail, a white stomach, and flesh-coloured hands and feet. He also stooped, and had a body much larger than his head. In later issues, he sported a smaller body, white hands and feet, and a red tail — the appearance most identify him with today. In "The Doraemons" story arc (and the 2112: The Birth of Doraemon short film), it is revealed that Doraemon's original paint color was yellow. After getting his ears gnawed off by a robot mouse at the 22nd century Nobi's residence, he slipped into depression on top of a tower, where he erroneously drank a potion labeled "sadness". As he wept, the yellow color washed off and his voice changed due to the potion. As a result, he developed a morbid fear of mice despite being a robotic cat, and he is now suffering from musophobia.

One can turn Doraemon off by pulling his balloon tail. Doraemon is considered a substandard product because many of his robotic features (i.e. radar whiskers and cat-calling bell) malfunctioned after production due to an accident in the factory while he was being built. Due to this malfunction, Doraemon did not do well at the robot's school and during the final presentation show, he performed badly and nobody wanted to hire him, until baby Sewashi pushed the button. His parents were a bit reluctant, but since Sewashi liked him, they hired Doraemon, and he took care of him until Sewashi himself sent him to the past to take care of Nobita. Despite this, Doraemon shows a lot of intelligence and common sense. Whenever he hangs out with his friend Mii-Chan (a cute street cat), he calls it 'important and busy work' as excuses for not doing work when Nobita or his mother ask him to do something when he will be going out with Mii.

Doraemon's favourite food is dorayaki (どら焼き) (known as "fudgy pudgy pie" in the English version of the manga, "yummy buns" in the English, and "dora-cakes/bean jam buns" in other versions), a Japanese treat filled with red bean paste. While it might explain the origin of his name, it was revealed in one of the manga chapters that his name originates from the Japanese word nora neko (のら猫) for "stray cat", and the -emon (衛門) ending which is part of traditional Japanese names, as seen also in, for example, Ishikawa Goemon. Doraemon is also appeared in Perman series and Mitsuo's friend.[2][3][4]

Nobita Nobi

Nobita Nobi
First appearance	December 1969
Created by	Fujiko Fujio
Voiced by	Japanese: Yoshiko Ōta (1973), Noriko Ohara (1979 – March 2005), Hiroko Maruyama (stand-in for Ohara), Megumi Ōhara (April 2005 – present) Makiko Ōmoto (2000; Teen), Mai Kadowaki (2005–2007; Teen) Kōzō Shioya (1984; Adult), Shingo Hiromori (1987–1990; Adult), Noriko Ohara (2000–2004; Adult), Tōru Ōkawa (2005; Adult), Hideyuki Hori (2006; Adult), Satoshi Tsumabuki (Stand by Me Doraemon; Adult) English: Johnny Yong Bosch
In-universe information
Nickname	Noby (English)
Gender	Male
Relatives	Shizuka Minamoto (future wife) Nobisuke Nobi (father) Tamako Nobi (mother) Nobirou Nobi (paternal uncle) Goro Nobi (cousin) Nobie Nobi (cousin) Tamao Kataoka (maternal uncle) Nobiru Nobi (paternal grandfather) Nobita's Grandmother (paternal grandmother) Nobikichi Nobi (paternal great-grandfather) Mr. Kataoka (maternal grandfather) Mrs. Kataoka (maternal grandmother) Nobizaemon Nobi (ancestor) Nobisaku Nobi (ancestor) Nobisuke Nobi (future son) Nobisuke's son (future grandson) Sewashi's father (future great-grandson) Sewashi Nobi (future great-great-grandson) Sewashi's cousin (future great-great-grandniece)
Nationality	Japanese
Age	10 (First appearance) 11 (Current)
Birthday	August 7, 1961 (1969) August 7, 1964 (1973) August 7, 1973 (1979) August 7, 1999 (2005)
Hometown	Tokyo

Nobita Nobi (野比 のび太, Nobi Nobita, English dub: Noby Nobi,[5]) (born on 7 August, Leo) is a fifth grader, the only child of his parents and the co-protagonist. He wears glasses, a red or yellow polo shirt with a white collar, and blue or black shorts. Nobita is usually foolish, uncoordinated, lazy, dimwitted, weak, frail, childish and bad at sports, and is often described as a 'pervert'. He dislikes books and possesses basic scientific knowledge, being unable to understand concepts such as the definition of an eclipse. He envies Dekisugi, who is good at everything and admired by Shizuka. He often takes any chance to get a nap and favors gadgets that give him extra time or do work for him, and is thus known as 'The Lazy King'. Whenever he possesses Doraemon's gadgets, he shows them off to Shizuka but not to Suneo and Gian.

Nobita's typical day consists of arriving late to school, falling asleep during class, scoring zero (0%) (F's in the English dub) on his tests, getting scolded by his teacher, being teased by his classmates Gian and Suneo, falling in the curbside rain gutters, getting chased by dogs after mistakenly stepping on their tails, getting grounded by his mother for not completing his homework, and being bullied by all his friends except Shizuka who remembers Nobita's kind heart and cares for him. He is scared by almost everything, particularly ghosts, and is a cry-baby (a running gag in the show is Nobita crying and asking for Doraemon to bring out his gadgets, mostly at the beginning of the episode). He dislikes going on outdoor activities with his interest being afternoon naps and reading comics, usually right after school. In fact, these are probably his only true hobbies; for example, one story features Nobita falling asleep in three seconds just by closing his eyes, while in others he chooses sleep over important events, such as watching the first sunrise on New Year's Day. The only things stopping him from staying at home all the time, other than experimenting with Doraemon's gadgets, are Gian and Suneo coercing him into participate in baseball games, and being forced by Doraemon or his parents to do so.

Even though Nobita has many flaws, he is kind-hearted, emotional, honest, occasionally hard-working (such as when he gets into a wager with his friends) and sometimes courageous (for example, when Shizuka is in danger). He has often risked his life to help save others, or even entire civilizations in full-length stories. And despite being shown to be academically poor, the reason behind it is principally his laziness, and he has secured good marks when incited to do so in some episodes, proving his credentials. Nobita can be very serious and responsible at times, such as when he cares for pets. Though he is weak at most things, he does have some strengths. For example, he has excellent marksmanship which rivals (or even surpasses) Dora the Kid. He can also weave excellent string figures, and is a fairly good comic book critic, owing to the huge amount of time he spends reading them. Nobita is also very creative when it comes to utilizing Doraemon's gadgets. For example, in one episode, he finds a way to profitably use a gadget called the Broadcasting mirror for advertising, even when Doraemon himself couldn't think of any use for it.

Shizuka Chan / Shizuka Minamoto

Shizuka Minamoto
First appearance	December 1969
Created by	Fujiko Fujio
Voiced by	Japanese: Masako Ebisu (1973), Michiko Nomura (1979 – March 2005), Rei Sakuma (2000), Yumi Kakazu (2005–present) English: Cassandra Lee Morris
In-universe information
Nickname	Shizuka-chan (Japanese) Sue (English)
Gender	Female
Relatives	Nobita Nobi (future husband) Yoshio Minamoto (father) Mrs. Minamoto (mother) Kazu (cousin) Shizunadahime (ancestor) Shizu (ancestor) Nobisuke Nobi (future son) Nobisuke's son (future grandson) Sewashi's father (future great-grandson) Sewashi Nobi (future great-great-grandson) Sewashi's cousin (future great-great-grandniece)
Nationality	Japanese
Age	9 (1973) 10 (1979 and 2005)
Birthday	May 8, 1962 (1969) May 8, 1965 (1973) May 8, 1974 (1979) May 8, 2000 (2005)
Hometown	Tokyo

Shizuka Minamoto (源 静香, Minamoto Shizuka, English dub: Sue Morris) (born on 8 May, Taurus), nicknamed Shizuka-chan (しずかちゃん) is a smart, kind and pretty girl. She is often represented by the colour pink, and is seen wearing a pink shirt and skirt. The word 'Shizuka (しずか)' means 'Quiet'. She is Nobita's best friend and he has a crush on her. She does not shun Nobita due to his failing grades, lazy disposition or constant failures. In fact, she often tries to encourage him to do better, though she usually fails to convince him. Shizuka likes to take a bath several times a day; however, a running gag in the series is that she is sometimes interrupted by sudden appearance of Nobita, Gian, or Suneo, usually due to misuse of Doraemon's gadgets like the Anywhere Door (Doko Demo Doa in Japanese). Shizuka's skirt is also frequently seen getting flipped, either by Nobita misusing Doraemon's gadgets, or by the wind. Scenes in which her underwear is seen, or she is seen bathing, have been removed from the dubbed versions, especially in India. Her true passions are sweet potatoes, which she would rather keep to herself out of the knowledge of others, and the violin, in which her playing is even more horrendous than Gian's singing. She is also known for taking piano lessons unwillingly due to her mother's wishes (as she loves violin more), which is sometimes a reason for declining to hang out with friends (but she plays piano better than violin). Shizuka is an animal lover and keeps two pets at home: a dog, who is saved from succumbing to illness by Nobita and Doraemon in one story; and a canary which runs away on multiple occasions and causing Shizuka and Nobita to run around the city chasing her down.

Due to Nobita's heartiest effort and Doraemon's assistance, Shizuka marries Nobita in the future. At present, she does not have any particular crush (but Shizuka secretly loves Nobita very much). Sometimes she fancies some handsome idols on TV. Besides Nobita, Shizuka is also close to her classmate and popular student Dekisugi which makes Nobita jealous. Though they consider each other only as friends, Nobita often tries to prevent them from going together.

Takeshi Goda "Gian"

Takeshi Goda " Gian"
First appearance	December 1969
Created by	Fujiko Fujio
Voiced by	Japanese: Kaneta Kimotsuki (1973), Kazuya Tatekabe (1979 – March 2005), Subaru Kimura (2005–present) Kujira (2000; Teen) English: Kaiji Tang
In-universe information
Nickname	Gian (Japanese) Big G (English)
Gender	Male
Relatives	Takeshi's wife (future wife) Jaiko Goda (sister) Mr. Goda (father) Sasuke Goda (mother) Gian's uncle (maternal uncle) Gian's aunt (maternal aunt) Takezuchi (ancestor) Jaizou (ancestor) Yasashiku Gouda (future son)
Nationality	Japanese
Age	12–13
Birthday	June 15, 1959 (1969) June 15, 1962 (1973) June 15, 1971 (1979) June 15, 1997 (2005)
Hometown	Tokyo

Takeshi Goda (剛田 武, Gōda Takeshi) (born on 15 June, Gemini), usually known by the nickname "Gian" (「ジャイアン」, "Jaian", English: Big G), is a strong and quick-tempered local bully. He also frequently steals other children's stuff (especially Suneo's) under the pretext of "borrowing" them, unless the toy is damaged. He is known for his horrible singing voice, though he considers himself a great singer. To prove this, Gian sometimes "invites" others to attend his concerts, under the threat of beatings. His singing is so horrible that, once, Nobita and Doraemon try to mute it in a silent world, his writings of the song lyrics in a board end up having the same effect as when they hear them. In some films, his singing is enhanced to become an effective weapon (as in 'Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas'). In some episodes when his voice is recorded and he hears it, he instantly denies it being his voice and threatens to beat up the person who sang his songs in a very bad way (which is an irony). Gian is also confident in cooking, but just like his singing, his hand-made food can be a nightmare for other people very easily.

However, Gian does not hesitate to help his friends when they are in real trouble. Throughout the series, particularly the films, he is often the one who voices the most concern and refuses to look away when there is a problem, an opposite of Suneo's cowardice. While he is described by others as daunting and intimidating, he is very sensitive and prone to crying when something touching happens, and he actually values his friends highly, a feeling which his friends sometimes reciprocate. Gian also has a soft spot for his younger sister, Jaiko, and usually tries to prevent her from trouble, even if she can perfectly handle her situation.

His catchphrase is "What's mine is mine. What's yours is also mine." (「俺の物は、俺の物。お前の物も俺の物。」, "Ore no mono ha, ore no mono. Omae no mono mo ore no mono.")

Suneo Honekawa

Suneo Honekawa
First appearance	December 1969
Created by	Fujiko Fujio
Voiced by	Japanese: Shun Yashiro (1973), Kaneta Kimotsuki (1979 – March 2005), Naoki Tatsuta (stand-in for Kimotsuki), Tomokazu Seki (April 2005 – present) English: Brian Beacock
In-universe information
Nickname	Sneech (English)
Gender	Male
Relatives	Sunetsugu Honekawa (brother) Mr. Honekawa (father) Mrs. Honekawa (mother) Suneo's uncle (maternal uncle) Suneo's aunt (maternal aunt) Suneo's great-grandmother (paternal great-grandmother) Suneo Nomikoto (ancestor) Sunemaru (ancestor) Suneki Honekawa (future son)
Nationality	Japanese
Age	11–12
Birthday	February 28, 1960 (1969) February 28, 1963 (1973) February 28, 1972 (1979) February 28, 1998 (2005)
Hometown	Tokyo

Suneo Honekawa (骨川 スネ夫, Honekawa Suneo, English dub: Sneech) (born on 28 February, Pisces) is the fox-faced (inherited from his mother) rich child who loves to flaunt his material wealth before everyone, especially Nobita. A lot of the stories start with Suneo showing off some new video game, toy or pet which evokes Nobita's envy. He is often seen with Gian, teasing Nobita. He sometimes despises Nobita and often makes fun of him, most often resulting in Nobita getting into trouble. He also often pushes Nobita aside with silly excuses while he invites Gian and Shizuka to his parties or resorts. However, he is actually one of Nobita's closest friends, who would often ask for his and Doraemon's help. In the films, Suneo is often the one most reluctant to take part in Nobita and Doraemon's adventures, and he also tries to face as little trouble as possible and go home, unless others convince him, making him somewhat a coward. He has an extensive knowledge of science, and is a talented artist and designer, besides being extremely cunning.

In some scenes, Suneo is seen as a narcissist who loves to stare at himself in the mirror while telling himself that he is the most handsome guy in the world. His habit of bragging often lands him into trouble. Suneo is also very self-conscious about his height, being the shortest kid in his class. He likes steak and melon. There are many reasons why Suneo chooses Shizuka and Gian, except Nobita. It is because he tries to win Shizuka's favour and not to get harmed by Gian.

Dorami

Dorami
Created by	Fujiko Fujio
Voiced by	Japanese: Keiko Yokozawa (1980–2005) Chiaki Fujimoto (2006–present) English: Wendee Lee (2014-2017) Korean: Kim Seo-yeong (2016-2017)
Portrayed by	All languages portrayed
In-universe information
Gender	Female
Relatives	Doraemon (brother)
Nationality	Japanese
Birthday	December 2, 2114
Childcare	Sewashi Nobi (all manga) • Sewashi's son (later childcare) • Sewashi's son's half-cousin (3rd care) due to a long age

Dorami (ドラミ) (born on 2 December 2114, Sagittarius) is Doraemon's younger sister. Like Doraemon before he developed a fear of mice, she is yellow-skinned and has ears that resemble a large red bow. She and Doraemon are siblings due to the fact that they shared half of the oil from a can. Dorami lives in the 22nd-century Tokyo with Sewashi. She sometimes visits Nobita with a time machine when Doraemon is "off-duty", to help Doraemon with something or to take care of Nobita when Doraemon has gone for his yearly health checkup. Dorami likes melonpan and is afraid of cockroaches like Nobita's mom. She is also shown to be a more advanced robot than Doraemon (Dorami is able to produce 10,000 horse power, in comparison to Doraemon's 129.3). Different from her malfunctioning brother, she is the smartest student during her school time, and has better skills in using gadgets. In a story, Nobita is intent on replacing Doraemon with Dorami due to her better skills; however, he quickly learns the fact that Dorami does not understand him as much as Doraemon does and will not tolerate his usual antics. Dorami also has her own spin-off manga. In the manga series The Doraemons, she is the love interest of Dora-the-Kid, Doraemon's friendly rival and the one most similar to him. Allegedly, she was originally pink, but turned yellow after drinking a potion labeled "Jealousy".

Mini-Doras

Voiced by: Chie Kitagawa (1990), Rei Sakuma (1994~March 2005), Tomato Akai (October 2005~) (Japanese); Cristina Vee (2014) (English), Kim Seo-yeong (2016-2017, Korean)

Mini-Doras (ミニドラ[たち]) are one of the gadgets of Doraemon. They are mini versions of Doraemon with different color variation such as red, green and yellow variations. They can think and feel for themselves, and communicate with Doraemon through the "Mini-Dora" language (consisting of words like Dorara and speaking with gibberish accent). They act as helpers for all sorts of tasks, such as repairing the internal mechanism of Doraemon.

Nobi family

Tamako Nobi (野比 玉子, Nobi Tamako) / Tammy Nobi

Voiced by: Noriko Ohara (1973), Sachiko Chijimatsu (1979 – March 2005), Kotono Mitsuishi (April 2005 –) (Japanese); Mari Devon (2014) (English)

Young Voiced by: Tomoko Kawakami

Tamako Nobi (born on 16 February, Aquarius) is Nobita's bespectacled, stay-at-home mother and one of the main protagonists in short stories, and the one Nobita inherits his appearance from. She can be very strict where she is often seen scolding Nobita for his actions, beating him, grounding him, or sending him out of the house (a typical Japanese household punishment used by parents). Several episodes involve Nobita trying to avoid his mother's scolding by using Doraemon's gadgets. Despite her disappointment with Nobita's lazy attitude and academic failures (even when her house is occasionally visited by Nobita's teacher for his progress in school), she is actually a good mother and cares about her son deeply. Her maiden last name is revealed to be Kataoka (片岡). She has a tendency of stopping Nobita from going out to play and forcing him to study. However on cold weather days, she always urges Nobita to go out and play to Nobita's intense displeasure. Her anxiety about the high household expenses is a recurring feature. In a couple of episodes where Nobita sees her in the past, it is revealed that she was rebellious even as a girl. She has an extreme dislike of animals and would always reject requests for any pet Nobita wants; this becomes a plot point in some of the films and stories where Nobita has to take in stray animals secretly. However in one story, her initial dislike of a cat turns her into adoring it so much that she becomes depressed when the cat's owner wants it back. In Mother vs. Rich Mother battle, she eats the Rival-making steak by accident; making her rivals with Suneo's mother. During the onion-cutting scene where she and Suneo's mother battle for who makes the tastiest curry, her glasses help defend her eyes so that she will avoid crying from the onion's scent spreading into the eyes.

Shizuka (しずか) is also a member of Nobi family because she married Nobita.

Nobisuke Nobi (野比 のび助, Nobi Nobisuke) / Toby Nobi

Adult: Voiced by: Chichi Murasaki (1973), Masaryk Kate (1979~October 1992), Rukeyser Aka (October 1992~March 2005), Unoriginal Satsuma (April 2005~) (Japanese); Tony Oliver (2014) (English)

Young: Voiced by: Norris Pharaoh (1979), Biko Yamada (1984~1985), Norris Ohara (1987), Mikoyan Himalayas (2005)

Nobisuke (born on 12 March, Pisces), is Nobita's father and laid-back salaryman. He appears an easy-going father, often seen arriving home from work to soothe Tamako's anger towards Nobita. He has trouble quitting smoking and is self-conscious about his inability to pass the driving test. He also has a poor memory, is a borderline alcoholic, and sometimes arrives home drunk from nightly business meetings. Nobisuke often goes to golf which most Japanese businessmen and employees play. He had many similar personality traits with Nobita when he was young like getting bad grades, being poor at athletics, and getting scolded by his father. He has an impressive talent for painting, but did not choose to be an artist due to many reasons. Nobisuke is fond of Nobita and probably does not rebuke him like Tamako does because most of Nobita's inabilities and weaknesses remind him of his own childhood faults. Though he would makes comments or conversations that affect Nobita considerably in one way or another. It was shown that he met Tamako on the day he had rejected an offer to be an artist from a wealthy gentleman, and feeling overjoyed, was running down the street at such speed that he barged straight into her, causing her to drop her ID card. This he latter returns and the acquaintance gradually turns into love and marriage.

Nobirou Nobi (野比 のび郎, Nobi Nobirō) / Chester Nobi

Voiced by: Yasuo Muramatsu (1980 – March 2005), Kōichi Hashimoto (November 2006) (Japanese); Keith Silverstein (2013) (English)

Nobisuke's younger brother and an uncle of Nobita, with whom he is very friendly. He works overseas and only comes home during the Christmas-New Year holiday, which Nobita happily awaits every year since his uncle always gives him (and Doraemon) pocket money and presents on that time. He has a noticeably tanned skin due to his frequent stays in the tropics. In one chapter, he recounts on his many animal encounters, including an elephant which he thought had perished during World War II. The elephant is actually saved by Nobita and Doraemon due to a case of predestination paradox.

Nobie Nobi (野比 のび恵, Nobi Nobie)

Voiced by: Megumi Hayashibara

Nobirou's daughter and Nobita's younger cousin. She is fond of Nobita and would play with him whenever she visits his house.

Tamao Kataoka (片岡 玉夫, Kataoka Tamao)

Voiced by: Toshiharu Sakurai (November 2005)

Tamako's younger brother and Nobita's uncle. He is a timid car salesman, and this timidness prevented him from expressing his feelings to the woman he loves. Nobita and Doraemon, despite initially deteriorating matters, finally help him to propose to (and be accepted by) the lady.

Nobiru Nobi (野比 のびる, Nobi Nobiru)

Voiced by: Megumi Hayashibara

Nobisuke's father and Nobita's paternal grandfather who died before Nobita's birth. He was very strict and very rude to Nobisuke since he valued physical strength and athleticism which Nobisuke lacked, though after all he loved him very much. He did not apparently favour Nobisuke's artistic prowess, but he really treasured the portrait his son had made of him, and for which Nobisuke got first prize in school. His grandson only saw him when he traveled to the past. Despite being harsh to Nobisuke, he enjoys indulging Nobita when Nobita travels to the past.

Nobita's Grandmother (のび太の祖母, Nobita no Sobo)

Voiced by: Unknown (1973), Akiko Takamura (2000)

Nobisuke's mother and Nobita's paternal grandmother who is only referred to as Grandma (おばあちゃん, Obāchan) by Nobita. She died when Nobita was in kindergarten before the main storyline. She is always seen as a kind woman, if a bit eccentric, and unlike her husband never scolded Nobisuke for his lack of interest in "masculine activities", such as getting in a fight. Nobita remembers her very fondly, with most of his better childhood memories being playing with her; many of his toys, including his old kendama, which becomes a plot point in one film, were given to him by his grandmother. When Nobita travels to the past, she always recognizes him as her grandson even if he has grown up. She appeared in a few episodes. She takes care of Nobita on his former days and in one of The Doraemons manga, she was proud to see Nobita grown up into a teenage boy.

Sewashi (セワシ, Sewashi) / Soby Nobi

Voiced by: Seiko Minamoto (1973), Shikoku Ta (1980~March 2005), Saki Satsuma (August 2005) (Japanese); Max Mittelman (2014) (English)

Nobita's great-great-grandson, he is the one who sends Doraemon back to the past to look after Nobita. Sewashi first bought Doraemon in 2112 when Doraemon still had ears and his original factory paint. He sent him because his pocket money was not much due to the debts the family inherited from Nobita, and he also wanted to help out his troubled great-grandfather. He seems to have more common sense and is smarter than Nobita, but is just as reluctant when it comes to studying. Sewashi is also the owner of Doraemon's sister, Dorami.

Nobisuke Nobi Jr. (野比ノビスケ, Nobi Nobisuke)

Voiced by: Noriko Ohara (1979~March 2005), Yoshiko Kamei (April 2005~)

Nobita and Shizuka's son, named after Nobita's father. Though being as stupid as his father, he is a strong child and a good athlete, and brave enough to bully Gian and Suneo's sons. The first time he met the present Nobita, he even beat up Nobita because he regarded him as an imposter. His real name is Nobita Nobi, Jr., but his parents often call him Nobisuke due to his grandfather's name.

Minamoto family

Mrs. Minamoto (静香の母, Minamato no Haha)

Voiced by: Unknown (1973), Keiko Yokozawa (1979~1981), Masako Matsubara (August 1981~March 2005), Ai Orikasa (April 2005~) (Japanese); Wendee Lee (2015) (English)

Shizuka's mother. She is very kind, but can also be quite exigent on Shizuka sometimes. She wants Shizuka to take up piano lessons when the latter would rather want to practise violin.

Yoshio Minamoto (源 義雄, Minamoto Yoshio)

Voiced by: Unknown (1973), Masayuki Katō (1979~1980), Masaru Ikeda (1981), Akira Kume (1999), Mahito Oba, Aruno Tahara (July 2005~) (Japanese); Steven Blum (in Stand by Me Doraemon) (English)

Shizuka's father, a normal salaryman who often goes to movies with Shizuka. His best-known appearance in the series is when Nobita and Doraemon eavesdrop on him talking to Shizuka the night before Nobita and her wedding, in which he trusts that Nobita will be able to take care of Shizuka. So he accepts Nobita as his daughter's spouse. He is the only parent of Nobita's friends who is named.

Peeko (ピー子, Pīko) / Sunny

Voiced by: Unknown

Shizuka's lovely pet canary. It is yellow in color and sings sweetly. Peeko (Pii-chan) escapes from the cage very often as a way of freedom. Rescuing Peeko is the plot of many episodes.

Honekawa family

Mrs. Honekawa (スネ夫の母, Suneo no Haha)

Voiced by: Kazue Takahashi (1973), Yoshino Ōtori (1979~March 1991), Mari Yokō (April 1991~March 2005), Minami Takayama (April 2005~) (Japanese); Dorothy Elias-Fahn (2014) (English)

She sports curly hair and shares the fox-like face with her son and husband. She loves Suneo very much and spoils him rotten. She is generous to Suneo's friends, but just like her son, she likes to show off her jewellery or branded handbags and sometimes makes Nobita's mother jealous. In the episode "Mother Vs. Rich Mother Battle," she became Tamako's rival after eating the Rival-Making steak and competes Tamako of who makes the tastiest curry. In the 30 years special, she is seen as just as odd, and mischievous as her son. When she is introduced in the "Saobody" special, she is seen as someone who is very sexually active, and enticed. She has a thriving relationship with Suneo's father. She strives to be a spoiling, enticing grandmother to young Nala. When Nala is outside with her, she often laughs throwing her head back. She then smiles a cunning smile, calling Nala her "best friend", much like her son. She and her husband love to travel, and have night eiichi.

Mr. Honekawa (スネ夫の父, Suneo no Chichi)

Voiced by: Sanji Hase→Osamu Katō (1973), Osamu Katō (1979~March 2005), Kaneta Kimotsuki (Stand-in for Katō, May 1989~January 1990), Hideyuki Tanaka (June 2005~)

A successful businessman. He has lots of relationships with business elites as a part of Suneo's showing off. He appears less frequently than his wife, mostly when going tours with family or inviting Suneo's friends to his party. In the 30 years special, he is said to be mischievous as well.

Sunetsugu Honekawa (骨川 スネツグ, Honekawa Sunetsugu)

Voiced by: Naoki Tatsuta (1985), Yuki Kaida (2006)

Suneo's younger brother who lives in New York City with his uncle (who is single and raised him like a son). He has a good personality and a great respect for his older brother, but only because of Suneo's arrogant brags and lies in their correspondence. He often whispers to Suneo about Hana. Regarding her as a sweet lovely girl.

Sunekichi Honekawa (スネ吉) / Stan

Voiced by: Issei Futamata (1984~March 2005), Takumi Yamazaki (December 2005~) (Japanese); Derek Stephen Prince (2014) (English)

Suneo's college age cousin. He is an expert in radio-controlled toys. He often takes Suneo and his friends on picnics and hikes.

In the closed captioning of Vacuum Cleaner Super Car, his Japanese name appears after the transformation of a driving school. It might be an error.[6]

Suneo's Great-Grandmother (スネ夫の曾祖母, Suneo no Sousobo)

Voiced by: Unknown

Suneo's great grandmother uses old wives' tales to impart values and good habits to Suneo, much to his displeasure.

Chiruchiru (チルチル, Chiruchiru) / Lizzie

Voiced by: Unknown

Suneo's pet cat. She is a persian cat often praised very much by Suneo's mother. Her face is also like the rest of Honekawa family.

Goda family

Mrs. Goda (ジャイアンの母, Jaian no Haha)

Voiced by: Kazuyo Aoki (1979~March 2005), Miyako Takeuchi (April 2005~) (Japanese); Jessica Gee (2014) (English)

She is the owner of a small but successful store "Goda Greengrocers" ("Goda's Goods" in the English anime) as well as the only character Gian is deathly afraid of. In the 1973 anime, Mrs. Goda was dead. In later anime projects, she is alive. Gian always tries to flee from her when she orders him to help in the matters of the store or do deliveries. Though being as strong as her son, she is a righteous person as she punishes her son whenever he bullies children as she doesn't want to let Gian hurt other children. Her harsh treatment towards Gian is driven by her love, and Gian too, though sometimes speaking ill of her, cares for his mother deeply. This is evident from the way Gian had painstakingly made a rice-cake, actually a gadget from Doraemon, which had healed his mother's health problem, despite being constantly mocked and annoyed during the process by Nobita and Suneo. Had he lost focus, the gadget would have lost effectiveness, but his love for his mother prevented him from losing concentration.

Sasuke Goda (ジャイアンの父, Jaian no Chichi)

Voiced by: Unknown (1973), Masayuki Katō (1979~1980), Yu Shimaka (1987), Daisuke Gōri (November 1987), Yū Shimaka (1993) (Japanese); Kirk Thornton (2014) (English)

He mostly works outside to help his wife's store. Though being the parent who is the least recurring in Fujiko's story, he is known to be the strongest man in the town that he lives in. He is somewhat like Gian and would often flaunt his strength with others including Nobisuke Nobi who is just as weak as his son. He has mixed feelings for Gian where he would like and care him and occasionally would scold him for doing bad deeds.

Jaiko Goda (ジャイ子, Jaiko)

Voiced by: Yoshiko Ōta (1979), Kazuyo Aoki (1980 – March 2005), Vanilla Yamazaki (April 2005–present) (Japanese); Minae Noji (2014) (English)

Jaiko (ジャイ子, English: Little G) is Gian's younger sister, and also the only child Gian treats well in the whole story, and Jaiko too loves her elder brother. In earlier stories, she had bad tempers when something did not go as she pleases, though she mellows down in later stories. Had Doraemon not intervened, she would have been Nobita's wife in the future which is why her first appearance is earlier than Suneo and Gian in the series. However, Doraemon succeeds on his mission and Nobita eventually marries Shizuka. Her name Jaiko is usually considered a nickname in the same vein as her brother; her given name is never revealed in the series.

As an aspiring manga artist, Jaiko goes by her pen name Christine Goda (クリスチーネ 剛田, Kurisuchīne Gōda), and sometimes submits her manga to publishing companies for prizes. She usually fails because her storytelling is still rough, although she has received much attention from editors. Sometimes when she almost decides to give up writing comic books after failing to get good ideas, Gian and his friends, after being requested and sometimes forced, cheer her up. Unlike Gian, she is kind, polite and good at studies. She and Moteo Mote are good friends. He appreciates her cartoons and encourages her to write more.

Muku (ムク, Muku) / Pork Chop

Voiced by: Takeshi Goda (1981), Kazuyo Aoki→Kazuya Tatekabe (~March 2005), Yasuhiro Takato (May 2007) (Japanese); Anthony Hansen (2013) (English)

Gian and Jaiko's cowardly pet dog, who was a little stray dog when he was adopted by the Godas. Muku tries to be as brave as Gian, who praises his strength and courage, but in many emergencies he just runs away and enrages Gian. Initially Gian tried to get rid of him, but after he saved Gian, he has warmed up to him and become really friendly. Jaiko loves Muku very much and takes him on walks regularly. Muku occasionally shows the bad habit of gathering things from the locality in his kennel, much to Gian's embarrassment and his mother's displeasure.

Gian's Uncle (ジャイアンの叔父, Jaian no Oji)

Voiced by: Unknown

Gian's maternal uncle. He is a black belt in judo and uses this ability to help other people. He taught Gian to use his strength in helping the weak. He also began teaching his nephew judo.

Other characters

Hidetoshi Dekisugi (出木杉 英才, Ikigusugi Hidetoshi)

Young: Voiced by: Sumiko Shirakawa (1980~March 2005), Shihoko Hagino (TV Asahi Announcer, May 2005 –) (Japanese); Spike Spencer (2014) (English)

Adult: Voiced by: Shinya Ōtaki

Hidetoshi Dekisugi (出木杉 英才, Dekisugi Hidetoshi, English: Ace Goody) is Nobita's classmate and friendly rival as he is a good friend of Shizuka's. He is very intelligent and has a photographic memory. Dekisugi is the perfect all-round student, consistently getting 100s in class (A+'s in English Dub) and also being highly capable in sports. His family is apparently wealthy, owning a house that is so large that one can lose one's way. His name literally means "brilliant over-achiever", and his last name is a pun on dekisugiru (出来過ぎる), which means "over achieving". Shizuka sometimes prefers the company of Dekisugi, who is more of her intellectual equal. Nobita often feels jealous and concocts bizarre schemes (helped by Doraemon's gadgets) to keep them apart or to win Shizuka's attention. However, Dekisugi never gets angry at Nobita and even willingly helps Nobita whenever he has philosophical or scientific questions. Dekisugi is polite, respectful, and will never argue with or fault anyone even in the most ridiculous of situations – instead he will always say something positive to lighten the mood.

In the future, it is shown that in spite of Shizuka's friendship with Dekisugi, she still marries Nobita while Dekisugi himself is wed to another woman. The Dekisugi family becomes a very close associate of the Nobi family with the families' children being friends with each other.

Teacher (先生, Sensei, Teacher) / Mr. S

Voiced by: Osamu Katō→Masashi Amenomori (1973), Ritsuo Sawa (1979), Osamu Katō→Kazuhiko Inoue (1980 – September 1981), Ryōichi Tanaka (October 1981 – March 2005), Wataru Takagi (April 2005 –) (Japanese); Keith Silverstein (2014, English) (English)

Teacher (先生, Sensei, English dub: Mr. S) is a strict unnamed teacher at Nobita's school who often scolds Nobita for not completing his homework, arriving late at school, forgetting his homework, falling asleep during class, and getting zero marks on his tests. He sometimes tries to encourage Nobita through kindness to study and get good marks, and sometimes resorts to punishments that range from making Nobita stand in the hallway or clean the classroom alone after school. While Teacher is impressed by Dekisugi's progress and occasionally scolds Gian, Suneo tends to fool Teacher with conning lies or superstitions. Teacher often pays unexpected visits to the Nobi's in order to inform Tamako Nobi about Nobita's recent exam results and his academic position. Nobita's feelings towards him are varied ranging from fear to respect and admiration depending on the situation.

Teacher's real name is unknown. In the NTV anime, his name is given as Ganari (我成). In the TV Asahi version, he was once named Eiichirou Senjou (先生 えいいちろう, Senjō Eiichirō), whose family name happens to mean "teacher" but is read differently. In the English dub, he is called Mr S.

Mr. Kaminari (神成, Kaminari) / Mr. Rumbleton

Voiced by: Unknown

Kaminari is an old man living next to the Open Plot where Nobita and his friends play. It is seen often that the baseballs and footballs are breaking the glass of Kaminari's window (a woman's window in early manga chapters) or destroying one of his favorite bonsai plants which angers Kaminari a lot. The children always try not to anger Kaminari and play carefully. Recovering the ball without getting shouted at is difficult. Gian and Suneo quite often break his glass and make Nobita the scapegoat to recover the ball. He also has a wife who rarely appears and a beautiful granddaughter that the boys are quite often infatuated with.

Mii-chan (ミイちゃん, Mii-chan) / Mimi

Voiced by: Unknown→Mari Mashiba→Junko Asami→Kumiko Watanabe→Midori Nakazawa→Motoko Kumai→Fujiko Takimoto→Sachi Matsumoto (1981~March 2005)

A regular female cat from Nobita's timeline, who either hangs out or goes on dates with Doraemon. She to Doraemon is similar with Shizuka to Nobita, however, besides Noramyako, Doraemon love interests her but still often has new crush on other cats in the whole series.

In the close captioning of Invasion of the Body Swappers, Mimi is spelled Meenie; it is not known if this is an error.[7]

Tsubasa Ito (伊藤翼, Ito Tsubasa) / Sera Ivy

Voiced by: Haruna Ikezawa (1970s series), Masayo Kurata (2005 series)[8] (Japanese); Mela Lee (2013) (English)

Tsubasa Ito is a popstar and TV actress who is very popular. Suneo often gets her autograph and shows it off to his friends. Doraemon is apparently a huge fan of her since it is shown in one episode that he has pictures of her all over his closet.

Gachako (ガチャ子, Gachako)[9]

Voiced by: Junko Hori (1973)

An annoying female robot duck. She was removed from later versions of the manga and never appeared in the 1979 or 2005 anime series due to the fact that Fujiko Fujio heavily disliked her annoying personality, she hasn't made any other appearances since then.

Botako (ボタ子, Botako)[10]

Voiced by: Masako Nozawa (1973), Unknown (1979), Kikumi Umeda (2005)

A snobby and mean girl that rarely appears.

Jamako (ジャマ子, Jamako)[11]

Voiced by: Rihoko Yoshida (1973)

Along with Debuko, one of Shizuka's friends the 1973 anime.

Debuko (デブ子, Debuko)[12]

Voiced by: Noriko Tsukase (1973)

Along with Jamako, one of Shizuka's friends the 1973 anime.

Film characters

Characters from Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur and Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur 2006

Piisuke (ピー助, Piisuke)

Voiced by: Yokozawa Keiko (1980), Ryūnosuke Kamiki (2006)

A futabasaurus raised by Nobita. He deeply cares about Nobita because of Nobita raised him. Nobita later returned him back to Late Cretaceous Japan to avoid capture by Dorumanstein.

Mr. Gakeshita (ガケシタさん, Gakeshita-san)

Voiced by: Katou Masayuki (1980), Hitori Gekidan (2006)

A man whose soil and sand were dropped on the site by Nobita who was searching for fossil, and his garden and car were soiled. He ordered Nobita to bury the trash on the same site that a dinosaur egg (which would later hatched into Piisuke) was found.

Dorumanstein (ドルマンスタン, Dorumansutan)

Voiced by: Ushio Shima (1980), Kenji Utsumi (2006)

A millionaire from 2314 who poaches dinosaurs for money. His goal is to capture Piisuke and was later arrested by Time Patrol.

Black Mask (黒い男, Kuroi Otoko)

Voiced by: Seizō Katō (1980), Eiichiro Funakoshi (2006)

The boss of dinosaur poachers. He was hired by Dorumanstein to hunt for dinosaurs especially Piisuke. He was later arrested by Time Patrol. His Time Machine is the Scorpion due to its shape. He was nicknamed the "blackman" because of the colour of his clothing.

Newscaster (ニュースキャスター, Nyūsukyasutā)

Voiced by: Hitori Gekidan

A newscaster who reports sightings of Piisuke.

Time Patrol Squad (タイムパトロール隊, Taimupatorōru-tai)

Voiced by: Masayuki Sato, Kazuhiko Inoue and Yoshito Miyamura (1980), Sukima Switch (2006)

Security forces that crack down on space-time crimes. Headquartered in Megalopolis in the 24th century. The patrol boat "Time Marine" always patrols regardless of time and place. They arrested Dorumanstein, Blask Man and the poachers.

Time Patrol Secretary (タイムパトロール長官, Taimupatorōru Chōkan)

Voiced by: Hitori Gekidan

Recycler (リサイクル業者, Risaikuru Gyōsha)

Voiced by: Hitori Gekidan

Characters from Doraemon: The Records of Nobita, Spaceblazer and Doraemon: The Record of Nobita's Spaceblazer

Ropporu (ロップル, Roppuru)

Voiced by: Masako Sugaya (1981), Tomo Sakurai (2009)

A pioneer who was moved from Earth to Koya Koya. He opposed the presence of illegal mining by Garutite for the planet's rare crystals illegally. He always carries a father's shock gun, but is not good at shooting.

Chammy (チャミー, Chamī)

Voiced by: Mami Koyama (1981), Rei Sakuma (2009)

A female space rabbit raised by Roppuru and Clem. She ends her speeches with "dawasa", flies and understands human languages. She loves dorayakis.

Clem (クレム, Kuremu)

Voiced by: Kazuko Sugiyama (1981), Ayaka Wilson (2009)

Ropporu's sister. She gives Nobita a snow flower. Nobita And Clem formed a strong friendship like that of him and Ropporu. She Admired Nobita a lot and praised him about his cat-scraddle. She requested Nobita to stay with them forever.

Raiza (ライザ, Raiza)

Voiced by: Emiko Tsukada (1981), Naoko Watanabe (2009)

Ropporu and Clem's mother.

Raiza's husband (ライザの夫, Raiza no Otto)

Voiced by: Unknown

Husband of Raiza and Ropporu and Clem's father. He passed away before the events of Doraemon: The Records of Nobita, Spaceblazer and Doraemon: The Record of Nobita's Spaceblazer as his photograph is hung in his memory.

Morina (モリーナ, Morīna)

Voiced by: Karina Nose; Yui Horie (young)

Childhood friend of Ropporu. She is on a quest to find her father, Dr. Burns, who was involved in a magnetic storm seven years ago. She was reunited with her father at the end.

Mr. Burns (バーンズ博士, Bānzu Hakase)

Voiced by: Kenyuu Horiuchi

Morina's father. When Morina was young, he fixed the spaceship but was later sucked by a wormhole. Morina would later reunite with him at the end.

Mayor of Koya Koya (コーヤコーヤ星の市長, Koyakoya Hoshi no Shichō-goe)

Voiced by: Masaharu Satō

Mayor of Koya Koya, he used to be a captain of a ship.

Camoran (カモラン, Kamoran)

Voiced by: Tadao Futami (1981), Chafurin (2009)

Ropporu's neighbour. He is a gentle person but suffers from harassment of Garutite, such as the harvest of crops being messed up, and has great expectations for Nobita who plays an active role as a hero.

Bubu (ブブ, Bubu)

Voiced by: Eiko Yamada (1981), Atsuko Mine (2009)

Camoran's son. The personality tends to look down on others and the pioneers are not willing to cheat the Earthlings. After Gosu and Mosu had threaten his father's farming, he helped Nobita and others expose Garutite.

Boganto (ボーガント, Bōganto)

Voiced by: Kenji Utsumi (1981))

Gartite's one of mining chiefs and Gosu and Mesu's boss. He demands the citizens of Koya Koya to give up farming in order to mine the planet. He was later arrested for illegal mining.

Gosu (ゴス, Gosu)

Voiced by: Masao Imanishi

A fat employee of Gartite. Like Mosu, he has a brutal personality and always harass their residents to expel the pioneers from Koya Koya.

Mosu (メス, Mosu)

Voiced by: Koichi Kitamura

A fat employee of Gartite. Like Gosu, he has a brutal personality and always harass their residents to expel the pioneers from Koya Koya.

Guillermin (ギラーミン, Girāmin)

Voiced by: Hidekatsu Shibata (1981); Akio Ōtsuka (2009)

A skilled bouncer employed by Garutite. He hates acts that seem to be useless, such as “extra chatting during greetings is useless.” He tries to repel even killing Doraemon who protects the residents of the stars. He plans to bomb Koya Koya by a device if the residents of Koya Koya didn't give up their farming. He even taunt Morina that his father died. He was later arrested.

Bakara (バカラ, Bakara)

Voiced by: Tōru Ōkawa

Gartite's one of mining chiefs. He was weak and had a lower back than Giramine. He was later arrested. In "Nobita and the Whales That Run the Stars", they try to sell a young whale to Richrich Star.

Doubt (ダウト, Dauto)

Voiced by: Yoshimi Tokui

A member of the Garutite who is thin. Like Uno, he afflicts the residents of Koya Koya. 2009 counterpart of Mosu.

Uno (ダウト, Ūno)

Voiced by: Mitsunori Fukuda

A member of the Garutite who is fat. Like Doubt, he afflicts the residents of Koya Koya. 2009 counterpart of Mosu.

Baseball Captain (キャプテン, Kyaputen)

Voiced by: Masahiro Sakuramoto

Captain of a junior high school student baseball group that occupied Nobita's usual vacant lot. The baseball club seems to be unable to enter the baseball team because due to their poor performance. Later, Mr. Kaminari chased the team away after they broke the window of his house.

Characters from Doraemon: Nobita and the Haunts of Evil and Doraemon: New Nobita's Great Demon—Peko and the Exploration Party of Five

Peko Kuntak (ペコ・クンタック, Peko Kuntakku)

Voiced by: Mari Shimizu (1982); Yū Kobayashi (2014)

A stray dog who is actually a prince of a Congolese kingdom named Bauwanko. Son of the former king, Bauwanko 108th. He was founded by Nobita to escape Daburanda and his soldiers. He is good at martial arts, has both kindness and courage, has a strong sense of responsibility, and has a strong public aspiration. The king was killed by Daburanda and Peko had to flee to Japan as a refugee via a cargo ship. He must behave like a normal dog in order to not to get caught by the soldiers. The pendant hanging around the neck displays a giant holographic hologram of the statue of the first king. After Peko defeats Daburanda, he was crowned new king.

Chippo (チッポ, Chippo)

Voiced by: Kazuko Sugiyama (1982); Chika Sakamoto (2014)

A young dog from the Kingdom of Bauwanko. The villagers were forced to make weapons. They couldn't stand their hunger and robbed the lunches of the soldiers, helping Peko to save them. He told Peko and Nobita to go to the giant statue that Peko is the king. He later returned to the village after Peko saved the kingdom.

Brutus (ブルスス, Burususu)

Voiced by: Masahiko Murase (1982); Masashi Hirose (2014)

A warrior who was Bauwanko 108th's guard and was said to have the greatest power in the kingdom and was a reliable vassal who pledged absolute loyalty to Bauwanko 108th and Peko. It was captured and imprisoned by Daburanda but rescued by Doraemon. In order to escape, Peko and Doraemon who are heading to the Giant Statue from Daburanda's chaser, he fought himself and the soldiers of the chaser. After the kingdom was saved, he was now Peko's guard.

Spiana (スピアナ, Supiana)

Voiced by: Youko Kuri (1982); Miku Natsume (2014)

A princess of Bauwanko kingdom and Peco's fiance. She believed that Peko survived, who was imprisoned in the back of the Royal Palace by Daburanda and was relentlessly forced to become the wife of Daburanda and kept waiting for Peko's return. After the kingdom was saved, she became the queen of the kingdom.

Daburanda (ダブランダー, Daburandā)

Voiced by: Masahiko Murase (1982); Shozo Iizuka (2014)

A minister of Bauwanko. His goal is to eliminate humans after he assassinated Bauwanko 108th and proclaimed a false king by developing 5,000 year old weapons such as flamethrower cars and airships. He even tells the villagers that Peko is not the king. He was defeated by Peko with the help of Nobita and Doraemon.

Dr. Kos (コス博士, Kosu Hakase)

Voiced by: Ichiro Nagai (1982); Tadashi Miyazawa (2014)

A scientist serving Daburanda. He studies the machines used to invade the Congos and the outside world. He is also a historian and a mythologist. In battle, he led a fleet of flying ships that attacked Doraemon.

Saber (サベール, Sabēru)

Voiced by: Hidekatsu Shibata (1982); Eiji Yanagisawa (2014)

A warrior who is guard to Daburanda. Under the orders of Dabrander, he mobilized all the soldiers and pursued them to capture Peko and Doraemon.

Dole (ドール, Dōru)

Voiced by: Miyoko Aso (1982); Yayoi Sugaya (2014)

An elderly dog who takes care of Spiana. People learned of the return of Peko from the rumors of the people and told Spiana about that. After defeating Daburanda, she tried to defend herself by deceiving herself against Daburanda trying to take her away.

Schnauzer (シュナウザー, Shunauzā)

Voiced by: Junichi Sugawara (2014)

An elderly dog who takes care of Peko.

Village Headman (村長, Sonchō)

Voiced by: Yasuro Tanaka

The head of a village in the jungle of the African Congo Basin. He and his men helped Doraemon and the gang but due to Gian, he forced them to leave the village.

Shiva (シバ, Shiba)

Voiced by: Eiji Yanagisawa

Chippo's father.

Colline (コリーヌ, Korīnu)

Voiced by: Sayaka Ohara

Chippo's mother.

Bauwanko 108 (バウワンコ108世, Bauwanko 108-sei)

Voiced by: Unknown

Former king and Peko's father. On the eve of his son being king, he was poisoned to death from a cup by Daburanda.

Soldiers (兵士, Heishi)

Voiced by: Issei Futamata, Daisuke Gori, Fumio Matsuoka, Shoji Sato and Bin Shimada (1982)

Monster (怪獣, Kaijū)

Voiced by: Ryo Kuratomi

Gorilla (ゴリラ, Gorira)

Voiced by: Koji Takeda

Characters from Doraemon: Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil

Eru (エル, Eru)

Voiced by: Michie Kita

A brave boy warrior of Mu. He was attacked by a giant fish robot from a weapon of Atlantis. He is trying to defend Mu from Atlantis that is now controlled by robots.

Underwater Buggy (水中バギー, Suichū Bagī)

Voiced by: Yūji Mitsuya

One of Doraemon's secret gadgets equipped with an AI. It is meant to use for underwater. It later defeated Poseidon by sacrificing itself.

Prime Minister of Mu (ムー連邦首相, Mū Renpō Shushō-goe)

Voiced by: Teiji Ōmiya

Prime Minister of Mu. He accused Doraemon and the gang of being agents of Atlantis. This is when Eru told him that they are from above the sea and had to defeat Atlantis.

Battlefish (バトルフィッシュ, Batorufisshu)

Voiced by: Unknown

A robotic fish that set to destroy Mu under the direct control of Poseidon. After the defeat of Atlantis, the battlefish was later released.

Iron Corps (鉄騎隊, Tekkitai)

Voiced by: Unknown

Robotic soldier that defended Oniiwa Castle that looked like half-fish men. They are sensitive to sound and euipped with a three-pronged weapon that emits rays and move at high speed across underwater with mechanisms shaped like dolphins. Like the battlefish, Poseidon have control over them. After Poseidon was defeated, they stopped functioning.

Poseidon (ポセイドン, Poseidon)

Voiced by: Kōsei Tomita

A computer in Oniiwa Castle that resembles a statue of the titular Greek god of sea, it refers to itself as "god of vengeance". It is an automatic retaliation system created to fire nuclear missiles in the event of an enemy attack. However, it was unable to distinguish natural disasters from attacks, and planned to fire its nuclear missiles and destroy the world in response to a volcano eruption. It was destroyed by Underwater Buggy's suicide attack.

Announcer (アナウンサー, Anaunsā)

Voiced by: Hozumi Gōda

An man who discovered the news about the Bermuda Triangle.

Mu Patrol Corps (ムー連邦巡視隊員, Mū Renpō Junshi Taiin)

Voiced by: Fumio Matsuoka, Masaharu Satō, Kōji Totani, Kōzō Shioya and Kōichi Hashimoto

Members who patrol Mu.

Okaike (オバケイカ, Obakeika)

Voiced by: Unknown

A giant squid that attack Doraemon and the gang. It was later repelled by the Mu Patrol Corps.

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