Where is the location where he is most frequently bullied by Takeshi Goda
Hello! When it comes to Doraemon, I'm wide awake. If we're talking about where Gian bullies Nobita most often, the answer is practically etched into the DNA of every fan.
Without a doubt, it's the vacant lot!
You know the one—with the three big concrete pipes where they often hang out. You know the one, right?
(This is the vibe)
Why here? Think about it—this lot is practically custom-built for Gian's bullying:
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The "Courtroom" for Baseball Games
This is the home field for "Gian's Team." Every game, if Nobita made a single mistake causing a loss, Gian's "iron fist of justice" would immediately descend on the lot. It's one of the places where Nobita got beaten up the most. -
The Perfect Spot for "Borrowing" Things
Gian often cornered Nobita here, using his "what's yours is mine" robber's logic to "borrow" Nobita's comic books, new toys, etc. With few people around and no adults to intervene, Gian could do whatever he wanted. -
The Exclusive Venue for Gian's Concerts
This lot also served as Gian's personal concert stage. Nobita, Suneo, and the others were forced to be the audience—enduring the terrible singing, then having to applaud and lie about how great it was afterward. Fail to praise him? That meant another beating! A true double whammy of mental and physical torture!
Other Hotspots
Of course, besides the vacant lot as the "main battlefield," Gian's bullying was practically everywhere. Other frequent locations include:
- On the way to and from school: Perfect for ambushes, especially when Nobita was walking alone and easily caught by Gian and Suneo.
- At school: Places like the hallways or playground during recess were common spots for Gian to hassle Nobita.
- Outside Suneo's house: When they gathered to show off new toys at Suneo's place, Gian would often bully Nobita or snatch Suneo's toys too.
But when it comes to the most iconic, highest screen-time, story-rich bullying location, it's absolutely the vacant lot. It's like Gian's "turf" and Nobita's "nightmare zone."