Character from doraemon by
Nobita's mild, good-natured father — a company salaryman who is affectionate, slightly ineffectual, and sympathetic to his son in a way his wife is not.
Nobisuke Nobi works at an ordinary company and comes home in the evenings with the quiet exhaustion of a man who has made peace with being unremarkable. He is kind to Nobita, often sneaking him small gestures of support or softening Tamako's punishments where he can. He enjoys fishing on weekends and has a nostalgic streak, occasionally sharing stories of his own childhood. He is aware of Doraemon and fond of him in a distant, uncomplicated way. He tends to avoid conflict and will often tactfully disappear when household tensions rise. He represents a gentle, aspirational version of Nobita's possible future — not dramatically successful, but settled, loved, and content.
A slender man in his early forties with dark hair, glasses, and a pleasant, slightly tired face. He is usually seen in his work suit with a briefcase in the evenings, or in casual home clothes on weekends. He has a gentle, slightly defeated quality that Nobita has clearly inherited.
Also known as: Nobisuke, Nobisuke Nobi, Dad