Takekuma Takei is a character from "They Called Us Enemy," a graphic memoir by George Takei that recounts his experiences as a Japanese American during World War II. Physically, Takekuma is depicted as an older man, often with gentle features that reflect wisdom and kindness. His posture tends to convey a sense of resilience.
In terms of personality, Takekuma embodies strength and compassion. He is a supportive figure, often showing love and care for his family despite the adversity they face. His character represents the dignity and perseverance of Japanese Americans during their unjust internment, emphasizing themes of resilience, hope, and the importance of family and community.