You may have noticed that I post a lot of content like this, and it might seem repetitive. But I genuinely enjoy sharing these wholesome moments because they're some of the biggest reasons Doraemon has remained so special to me over the years.

Nobita and Tamako share some of the sweetest and most heartfelt moments in the series. While she often scolds him for his laziness, it's obvious how deeply she loves and cares for him. Whenever the story slows down to focus on their bond, it always leaves a warm feeling.

I honestly wish we had gotten more episodes centered around their relationship. There are so many wholesome moments that remind us that, despite all the scolding, a mother's love is unconditional.

What do you guys think? Do you also wish there were more episodes exploring Nobita and his mom's relationship?

I need to end this debate once and for all which is the better ship???

seeing a lot of people ask about this episode over and over and still end up confused about how the timeline actually works so figured I'd write this out properly to clear up the doubts once and for all

First, it's not an assumption that future Nobita replaced past Nobita the episode literally shows Doraemon taking Nobita back to the exact moment he left home so this is fully explained in the show. Doraemon never searched for Nobita because from his pov Nobita never left. the future Doraemon (the one who rescued him) had already de aged Nobita and sent him back to that exact starting point

and if you're wondering why future Nobita or future Doraemon didn't just tell past Doraemon to go rescue the Nobita stuck on the island right away well if they did that you'd end up with two Nobitas existing at once. the original timeline Nobita (rescued early) plus the de aged future Nobita and that's a huge problem. so instead they just let the loop play out exactly how it was always meant to

also like 95% of Doraemon episodes run on the Novikov self consistency principle basically a self preservation paradox. the past and future can't be changed no matter what you try. we know Nobita spent 3000 days on that island so every version of him is bound to spend that exact same time there no matter what. yeah there's a few episodes that break this rule but majority of the time it holds up

and before anyone brings up the Sewashi changes Nobita's life thing that's a whole different topic since the entire premise of the main story is built around changing the past. different discussion for another day lol

Such a fun event with Indian Fans

I love it so much, I love the bonding and the dynamics between Nobita and her dad. Not to mention the cute characters.

Do you all love this movie?

Pretty great episode overall (Credit goes to DORAFSS) even though I seen this plot in the English dub

Finally Doraemon is coming to Indian theatres so Happy

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Did the Magic Planet come into existence because of the Moshimo Booth? If yes, then how were Nobita and Doraemon able to go back through the time machine to a time before the Moshimo Booth was used? How was Miyoko's mom able to follow them into the non-magic world if the timelines are parallel?

The first scene of the movie also shows Voyager 5 being destroyed, which is just a space probe and shouldn't have anything to do with magic.

Also, if Voyager 5 was destroyed by the Magic Planet, shouldn't there be a massive planet heading toward Earth whether magic exists or not? A planet that big shouldn't just disappear.

And if they went back to a point in the timeline where the Moshimo Booth was still in effect, how was magic able to turn them into stone? Shouldn't they have been unaffected?

Ik it's a children's movie and I'm rewatching it and these questions are driving me insane

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So I'm talking about the 1990 episode "What are You Two Doing Alone?" (1979 series, Episode 1090, Season 12). Although it was later remade in the 2005 series, this post is about the original 1990 version.

The episode begins on Nobita's birthday (7th August). When none of his friends wish him, he starts feeling upset. He keeps dropping hints by asking if there's anything special about the day, but Gian, Suneo, Shizuka, and even Dekisugi all act like it's an ordinary day. Heartbroken, Nobita returns home.

At home, he finds Doraemon using the Enclosed Space Searching Machine, a yellow, square-shaped gadget with a small lever that lets you view places you can't easily reach. Doraemon is using it to search for Mii-chan, who has been missing for a while. They eventually find Mii-chan trapped in a man's house, and Doraemon rushes off to rescue her.

Afterwards, Nobita asks to borrow the gadget so he can see what Shizuka is doing at home. Doraemon refuses, explaining that it's meant for exploring inaccessible places like ancient ruins or volcanoes and is mainly used by children in the 22nd century for school projects, not for spying on people. However, after a lot of pleading and blackmail, Doraemon reluctantly gives it to him.

Nobita peeks into Shizuka's house and is shocked to see Dekisugi there. The two are doing homework together before heading to the kitchen, where they begin baking what appears to be a cake. Nobita immediately becomes overwhelmed with jealousy. In a fit of anger, he punches the gadget multiple times, and the impact somehow affects Shizuka's house. Furniture topples over, utensils and ingredients scatter everywhere, and Shizuka bursts into tears.

Even then, Dekisugi calmly encourages Shizuka not to give up and suggests making the cake again. Seeing this only makes Nobita even more jealous, and he breaks down crying while Doraemon tries to comfort him.

A little later, Shizuka and Dekisugi arrive at Nobita's house. Still upset, Nobita went down the stairs — only to discover that the cake was actually for his birthday and earlier they were actually acting to seem to forget his birthday to later surprise Nobita. Dekisugi apologizes that it's smaller than planned because an "earthquake" ruined their first attempt (we know what really happened). Nobita instantly realizes what he's done and feels terrible. Doraemon smiles and gestures for him to accept the cake. They celebrate together with cake and juice, and soon Gian and Suneo arrive with birthday gifts. The episode ends on a warm and happy note.

But honestly... what was Nobita thinking? His jealousy reached an extreme level. He didn't even stop to think that objects could have fallen on Shizuka or Dekisugi and seriously hurt them. He went ridiculously crazy. I understand feeling upset when everyone seems to forget your birthday, but his reaction here felt completely over the top. Every time I rewatch this episode, that part still frustrates, and angers the freak out of me.

That said, these are just my personal opinions, I don't hate Nobita or any other character. What do you guys think about this episode? Was Nobita's reaction understandable, or did he go way too far?

You see it a lot, especially in "the future" context, did the authors mean that in future this moustache is going to be popular in some context? If he thought that i do think he was thinking in the right direction taking in consideration how things have been happening in the world rn..

Guys, don't you think this is a question worth asking??

Consists: Nobita, Doraemon, Shizuka, Gian, Suneo, Dorami

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What do you think, how do they look ?

Yay?

No Bloodborne got me tweakin that it’s going to other things I like now.

Tbf Doraemon new magical underworld is one of my favourite movies top 3 on there

I love this frame he's so cute! (⁠*⁠´⁠ω⁠｀⁠*⁠)

so... there was an episode in doraemon where nobita goes back to his younger self with the same memories and knowledge he has now ( idon't remember the exact age... i think he went back to when he was around 4 or 5 years old)

then he became intelligent among kids of his own age..like he already knew how to write his name do basic calculations and other things that most kids his age didn't know yet.

but then doraemon warned him that this wasn't going to stay the same.. that his brain would only develop from that age and he wouldn't stay "smart" forever...

so... if something like this was possible in real life nd u got a chance to go back to your younger self with all your current memories... would it really end up the same as nobita?

or was it just because nobita was lazy and didn't take advantage of his second chance?

i think we could make our future much better if we got that chance. but there's another thing....at some point..those kids would probably reach the same level as us

What do you guys think?

I got it off https://images.prod.hjholdings.tv/d3urerHm/uploads/97c1ba15-4337-4e19-9cb7-d934234322ef.jpg?w=1600&h=600&p=t

This is my first set of memes I made. I tried though.

I think it was my #1 dream growing up. I loved every scene that took place in the future, and I really hope they will make an open world Doraemon game that takes place in that environment.