Voice actor portrayal of the rebellious, physically strong student.
Voice actor for the boisterous Kyoto Jujutsu student and Yuji's rival.
A low-level criminal accidentally broken out of jail during the initial heist. He is forced to join the Akudama team to complete the larger Shinkansen infiltration job.
Boisterous Kyoto Jujutsu student with Boogie Woogie technique and unwavering loyalty.
Initially portrayed as brash and competitive, Gian consistently reveals fierce loyalty and physical courage when his friends are threatened. He frequently transitions from reluctant participant to frontline combatant, using his strength to defeat enemies, protect the group, and support Nobita's missions across multiple timelines and dimensions.
Member of the dangerous criminal team sent by A.R.G.U.S. to another world. Tasked with assisting a kingdom against mythical creatures and super-villains, controlled by lethal body implants that detonate if they fail or flee.
A volleyball player associated with a rival team, appearing outside the central Karasuno–Nekoma contest.
Gian evolves from a typical bully into a fiercely loyal and physically formidable member of the group. Though initially motivated by competition, he consistently proves his bravery in life-threatening situations, often serving as the frontline defender. His unwavering protection of his friends highlights his deep-seated loyalty.
Rebellious delinquent turned basketball phenom, known for explosive athleticism and fiery temper.
A rough-edged but loyal student who contributes energy and physical confidence to the class group.
The neighborhood bully who loves singing and often extorts money from peers.
The fiercely loyal but initially boastful companion whose aggressive nature often sparks conflicts but ultimately fuels the group's resolve. Despite his impatience, Gian consistently proves his bravery in direct confrontations against monsters and rival factions, evolving into a steadfast defender who prioritizes his friends' safety over personal glory.
Subaru Kimura has 115 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work spans 23 cinematic universes — most prominently Doraemon Movies with 21 titles. Signature works include Doraemon, Penguindrum, Akudama Drive. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 23 universes
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