Gothic means blackletter here
The letters are Fraktur, a blackletter style from German printing. People call it gothic, Old English or blackletter. In typography, "gothic" can also mean plain sans-serif typefaces such as Franklin Gothic, which look nothing like this, so the word is slippery.
Fraktur and bold fraktur
Fraktur is the lighter version. Bold fraktur is thicker and holds up better when it is small. Both cover capitals and lowercase letters, and bold fraktur also covers digits. Plain fraktur leaves numbers as ordinary digits.
Some capitals use older symbols
C, H, I, R and Z in plain fraktur are stored as separate symbols from earlier in Unicode's history. They match the rest on most devices. If one looks off, try bold fraktur, which has no exceptions.
Not for tattoos or print
Blackletter is hard to read when it is lowercase and fancy, and these are copy-and-paste characters with no control over spacing. For a tattoo, a logo or anything printed, use a proper blackletter font and check the letters with a designer.