| Gojiro Kajii | |
|---|---|
| |
| Kanji |
梶井 五次郎 |
| Rōmaji |
Kajii Gojirō |
| Race |
Human |
| Gender |
Male |
| Hair Color |
Gray |
| Eye Color |
Black |
| Occupation |
Survivor |
| Status |
Alive |
| Relatives |
Ibuki Kajii (Daughter) |
| Manga Debut | |
| Anime Debut | |
| Japanese Voice |
Marc Diarison (English dub) |
Gojiro Kajii (梶井 五次郎 Kajii Gojirō) was a worker at Shinto Electric and the father of Ibuki Kajii.
Appearance[]
Gojiro's full body and facial expressions.
Gojiro is an old man with gray hair, black eyes and a pointy nose.
He wears square-rimmed glasses, a blue striped polo shirt with small pocket in the upper right chest, beige pants and dark brown leather shoes.
Personality[]
Although Gojiro is a bit cocky, he is a kind and intelligent man who shows care to the Coppelion especially Haruto Kurosawa when he helped him in the repair of the power station.
He loves Ibuki Kajii very much that he is even taking the risk of bringing her to the near hospital while also he cares for his fellow survivors as well and he is happy to help them in the repair of the train.
History[]
Gojiro was a past worker at Shinto Electric 20 years before the meltdown.
The Medic Unit encountered him when he is trying to bring Ibuki Kajii to Shibuya.
Relationships[]
Ibuki Kajii[]
Ibuki is Gojiro's daughter whom he loves very much and he cares for her babies. He doesn't want his daughter to suffer and do the same sin that he did.
Foreman Oyakata Kurobe and Gennai Ishikawa[]
Gojiro cares about them too that he helped them in the repair of the old train.
Haruto Kurosawa[]
Gojiro and Haruto helped each other in the repair of the electric power station and cared about him when he was shot due to protecting him when the 1st division arrived.
Abilities and Powers[]
Weapons[]
Major Battles[]
Quotes[]
- (To Haruto Kurosawa) "In these 20 years, nature has returned to Tokyo..because humans are gone from it."
Etymology[]
- The name Gojiro means "five" (五) (go), "next" (次) (ji) and "son" (郎) (ro).
- Gojiro's surname Kajii means "sculling oar" (梶) (kaji) and "well, mine shaft, pit" (井) (i).