He serves as a parallel to Lewis, as the genius boy would not have given up his intention to find his biological mother had Wilbur Robinson not intervened. Ultimately, Goob represents a side of Lewis that refuses to let go of past failures in life, as evident in his behavior and outdated outfit. He also fails to realize how his life would continue if he would succeed in his revenge.

This was commented on by the minions he controlled, as they voiced how they didn’t think his plans were thought through very well.

For example, when he's given a Mini-Doris to control, his course of action doesn't seem to go further than taking control of someone and making them charge at the humans while rushing capture against Lewis. He's also very short-sighted and barely thinks things through. He also has a habit of committing childish mischief as evil deeds on his terms, which greatly crippled his attempts for revenge before meeting DOR-15, and even during his partnership with her, it took many of his misdeeds to fully wake him back to his senses when Doris takes over the future and betrayed him to his death (which was erased by Lewis later). during his failed presentation of Lewis' Memory Scanner. He has displayed extremely childish mannerisms, such as running on the table in the meeting room of Inventco. His childlike attitude suggests that he dropped education after finishing middle school, given that he lacked the knowledge and common sense for many things in life as a side-effect of his self-destructive obsession of destroying Lewis and was shown to be both a bad speller and rather illiterate. Once the orphanage shut down, as time progressed (and as he grew up), his resentment of Lewis grew, especially when, after years of hearing Lewis’ accomplishments in the future, he finally realized why he fell asleep during the last inning and pinned this on Lewis.Īs a result of shutting himself away from the world for three decades, Goob never properly matured as an adult as his anger caused a stunted mental development. He was unwilling to do anything else with his life or move forward from his mistakes, and became an aimless, overweight adult unwilling to take care of himself. However, in one of Lewis' timelines, after he missed the winning catch, his fury became uncontrollable as he was always in such a bad mood that even when others were being friendly to him, he was so fixated with the incident that he believed everyone hated him for it. He can also be immature sometimes, since he often snarkily remarks on Lewis’ hobbies being stupid. He is mature for his age as he is willing to let go of his problems, albeit rather absent-minded as he can talk even without anyone else paying attention and not noticing this.

As a 12-year-old boy, Michael is more interested in baseball than his roommate's inventing hobby.

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