Gogaa turn?

The scene with the glass being inserted is pretty amazing.

The first thing Gian does with his secret gadget is to mess with pants, huh…

This student…? The impact is so overwhelming that I can’t concentrate on my pants.

I definitely think they’re doing drugs…

Gian and Suneo are too much of a trash.

Fan creation?

I don’t want to see a sexually aggressive Gian…

The landlord should report this to the police.

Suneo is a jerk, but he’s properly saying thank you while crying, so I can’t say anything bad about him…

Sometimes a type of rough person with likely intelligence issues appears, right?
Genkotsu Gengoro and so on.

Basically, one rough person like Gian is usually enough.
If you go beyond that, you will probably become quite an unruly brute.

Gogaa! I love it so much that I often imitate it.

Basically, a university student comes out as a ruffian who surpasses Gian.

The story revolves around how Gian, who essentially embodies the limits of violence, fights against someone who possesses even greater violence, which has become a type of narrative in Doraemon.

Are they relatively kind to kids…?

The new parts of the artwork are added and revised panels (probably done when it was included in Fujiko Fujio Land).
The scene where they peek at the pants is entirely new animation, so I’m curious about what it was like originally…

What are the students in Fujiko’s works all about?
You’re wearing a uniform for a college student.

Because there are absolutely no human-like words, I can’t understand humanity or anything…

I feel a commitment to the drawing of low-angle panty shots.
As expected of Professor F.

In the flow of the conversation, isn’t Suneo a victim too?

Usually, I guess I’m the type that can endure as long as it doesn’t go too far.
I get irritable and short-tempered when I wake up or am in a bad mood.

Isn’t the last Gian unexpectedly intense?

Throwing the landlord who came to collect the rent out from the second floor is crazy…
You’re halfway into an attempted murder.

You probably forgave them for hitting you because they ran over quickly and apologized.
That aside, as a punishment, the ball will be confiscated.

It’s scary that he only gets angry and doesn’t even throw a punch when it’s about Suneo, just pretending to leave while saying, “It’s your fault that I got hurt.”

I’m curious about the rankings in discussions about Doraemon’s strength.
However, when I search, I mainly find characters from the theatrical version, so I can’t seem to find anything related to the daily life episodes.

If he hasn’t moved, then he’s still in Nobita’s neighborhood.
You got injured, but you probably aren’t reflecting on it, so what are you going to do?

Many adults have a strange code of honor where they might be fine with killing adults but won’t lay a hand on children…

In Doraemon’s world, middle and high school students generally appear as troublemakers even worse than Gian.
Even knowing that the biting character would be defeated by Doraemon’s gadgets, I felt a sense of despair deep in my childlike heart.
The student who was extorting money from Giant Suneo in another episode was also dangerous.

It’s nice to see the other mob girl’s panties besides Shizuka-chan…

The inability to communicate is remarkable.

Even if you think seriously about a gag manga…

The plus recording doesn’t go into Tenkomi… there have been a few discussions about that.
The complete collection doesn’t even count as a plus… that’s a topic that comes up every now and then.

The opening of Doraemon is too harsh, isn’t it?

It’s impressive how Nobita raises his hand against neighbors who demand ramen money and landlords who come to collect rent, regardless of whether it’s against Nobita or not.

I can’t feel any intelligence from this student!

It will probably come back with the time wrapping cloth.
My heart is like a gutter.

It’s a manga from the Showa era, so it’s about this level.

Since it’s from around volume 5, which is quite early, Dora’s reaction is pretty harsh.

Because of non-intervention in civil matters.

I wonder which Doraemon would be good to buy now in digital format.
Since there are some comics not included, it would be good to have a complete collection series, but there are also several here.

It’s admirable that a giant’s lewd heart doesn’t resort to violence.

This is what the Showa era must have been like.

But when I actually think back to my childhood, I feel like the scary adults from a child’s perspective seemed like these unreasonable, incomprehensible monsters.

Is it a wild animal?

If I give this guy this drug, he will eventually turn into a lump of muddy water and disappear, right?

The villains that occasionally appear in Doraemon are great, aren’t they?
It seems like delinquent middle school students or vagrants might attack Shizuka-chan if they take a wrong step.

Breaking a barrel with bare hands, the strong-arm water beetle is pretty crazy.