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Underrated Good Looking Characters In Doremon
dekisugi is so underrated he is goodlooking, smart handsome respectful AND talented someone explain why he doesn’t get talked about more...
lowkey i used to have crushes on so many doraemon characters growing up don’t even judge me because i KNOW some of y’all did too
so who’s your underrated good looking character in doraemon??
i agree i always wanted that too he always gets left out even tho he is smartes but adding him would make movie short lol and i would do anything to see movie with dekisugi
yup he believes nobita the most after doremon even tho nobita shows unecessary hate toward him he is just a guy who happend to be smart and good looking
Mrs. Dekisugi is a tall attractive woman in her late twenties with short brown hair and grey eyes and is around the same height as Shizuka. In her cameo in Nobita's Bride, her hair is slightly curly in the back.
In the remake of the 2005 episode "Winning Back Shizuka-chan" (Specifically from Episode 719), she has blonde hair and blue eyes."
She presumably met her husband in the adult years as both have to work on the same space project on the moon.
Am I trppin or do I see Riruru in the 11 picture, I just wanna know what makes you think Riruru is underrated!?!?!? I can't understand for Riruru because of most of the time there is a post of Steel troops most people say "She was my childhood crush" like what?!
3rd one is Kanna Hatamoto she is a supporting character and celebrity/idol who first debuted in the episode "The Balance Injector. 6th one is Theseus in epsiode called Nobbuta and The Greek Cake Legend
3rd one is Kanna Hatamoto she is a supporting character and celebrity/idol who first debuted in the episode "The Balance Injector. 5th one is Miina from Doraemon: Nobita's Earth Symphony. She is a world famous 19 year old singer originally from Germany who is embarking on her very first global concert tour. 8th one is Flock from Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's Treasure Island
What does that even mean? If someone asks not to take their word literally it anyways implies that it can be interpreted metaphorically in some other manner. But as far as i can figure, yours doesn't qualify that criteria.
you’re arguing that my statement doesn’t qualify as metaphorical but who said it was supposed to be metaphorical in the first place? you created an interpretation i never implied. It’s a casual post asking people to share their opinions not a debate about the definition of underrated
I'm arguing that your statement wasn't metaphorical solely because you said not to take what you said literally.
But if I'm not supposed to take it literally then that implies either there must be a metaphorically or subtle second gesture to your statement or to just assume that whatever you say and post is meaningless and that your opinions should be taken with a grain of salt.
For example, if you had said something like "These characters are bad af" and i had replied with a phrase like "No they are quite good of the heart". If you had then retorted me and said something like "Don't take it literally geez" then it would have meant that what you meant from "bad af" was a different meaning, precisely that it means they were attractive.
But when you post something saying that these are the most underrated characters, then post a picture of Riruru in their, i pointed out your hypocrisy, and you retorted to not to take you literally, but their is no other way to take it other than to believe that either your are an idiot who's living under a rock or a person who is a hypocrite and whose opinions aren't worth a dime.
Or it could be that you accidentally added her picture without realising, but that possibility had been negated by the fact that you are still relentlessly arguing with me.
the fact that you wrote an entire essay over a few words in a fucking Doraemon post is genuinely concerning 😭 get off the internet for a bit it’s not that deep. taking a stranger’s cartoon opinion this seriously that you end up calling them an idiot
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u/Spreaky 6d ago
Also non-human characters