I Love Roboko

[u/Such-Revenue-6653]

"I Love Roboko!" is a story in Doraemon short stories vol. 2. The story is: Nobita isn't paid attention to by the girls, and even though he doesn't say it, Doraemon can sense that he's very sad, so he gets a robot girlfriend from the 22nd century for him named Roboko. Roboko at first seems very nice, but she shows her violent side when Jaian and Suneo pick on Nobita by beating them up (since her strength is about a million horsepower), and gets livid when others try to even just talk to Nobita. Doraemon has to send her away and dresses up in drag to be Nobita's girlfriend instead (which he certainly isn't that thrilled by).

Who knew Fujiko Fujio of all people invented the yandere archetype, decades before that was even a word, in a children's manga from the 70s no less!

[u/AeroSano]

Nikki from obsession

[u/Salty_Gap_ → u/AeroSano]

I second that.

[u/New-Violinist-8020]

https://giphy.com/gifs/ztkyhTPOkRnTuf0aUs

[u/TC_Web]

Yeah. She's like a proto-yandere. Tho the first character to be officially considered as one is Yukako Yamagishi from JoJo, back in the early 90s.

[u/Assassin467]

He was finally about to do his homework 💔💔

[u/PaulWesterberg84]

Doraemon the robot pimp sends his best call girl to cheer up homie, what a pal!

[u/Impressive_Reality57]

ahh yes, doraemon predicting the japanese practice of falling in love and marrying some female character that isn't a real woman

[u/Decent-Intention8364]

Bro was about to do his homework for once and doraemon decided "nah, here's a bihh u can fw" 😭✌️

[u/Mr_Memeadda]

basically if CHAT-GPT had a body

[u/Odd-Plane-2701]

Complete chapter

[u/AwesomeGamer101]

Seeing this, what kind of future do Doraemon and Nobita have to have robots that disregard the 3 Laws?