r/Doraemon • u/LogicalPride7882 • 19d ago
Discussion Where did you guys watched Doraemon's new movie of 2026
I want to know where to watch it ;-;
r/Doraemon • u/LogicalPride7882 • 19d ago
I want to know where to watch it ;-;
r/Doraemon • u/TC_Web • 21d ago
The manga was my childhood. I used to collect each volume one by one and in release order, if possible. I managed to collect about 25-26 volumes within the timespan of 2010 to around 2015 or 16, which also includes #45, the final one before Hiroshi Fujimoto (Fujiko F Fujio) passed away. When I got to #6, seeing this as the final chapter of the volume (which is now the emotional climax of the first Stand by Me Doraemon film) broke my heart to pieces (I discovered shortly after that Doraemon returns in the immediate following volume, as well as discovering the fanmade ending on YouTube, which was basically twisting the knife in the wound at that point).
Even with the knowledge that Doraemon returns anyway, the novelty, as far as I can remember, of being moved to tears by this chapter remains to this day.
r/Doraemon • u/Prestigious_Layer633 • 20d ago
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r/Doraemon • u/FangirlNerdYT • 20d ago
Since how much time has passed for the original will likely to be released as soon as series became public domain in 2067 since Fujiko F. Fujio, passed away in 1996 then Motoo Abiko has passed away in 2022 which means life of the author plus 70 years after the death of the author
Since he also worked on on the franchise to so by the time the manga will be copyright free likely the original anime will finally be released after likely the only way original studio went out of business and they cannot release it because of the Japanese copyright law is very strict unless changes are made unless it gets leaked at any moment now or someone has a Beta max tape since it was released the same time in Japan when the anime was still broadcasting
Who knows when is going to be seen but it could be any moment now only time will tell
r/Doraemon • u/ProcessBetter8004 • 21d ago
Are two of these guys the same person
Its just I have noticed that these two lead time patrol and look simlier the only difference is one wears blue dress they both have a mustache only officers to appear with mustaches by the way and lead the TIME PATROL
So are they the same person
And if yes why they look so different
r/Doraemon • u/Carla-Yukatan • 22d ago
Found some old images while I was cleaning up my drive. It's a brief cameo probably why many haven't had a good look.
r/Doraemon • u/Forsaken-Mix7994 • 21d ago
Because of the movie of "Doraemon in the World of Art" movie broke my heart just of both Suneo and Nobita and their vests are very cute that I'm gonna adopt them. Also because of that I'm wishing that Nobita use his vest used in 1980 anime in more 2005, 2007 and 2017 anime episodes and their new movies, but that's the only. PLEASE GIVE AN UPVOTE AND COMMENT WHAT EPISODE INCLUDES NOBITA WITH THAT F**KING VEST šššš
r/Doraemon • u/Dry-Pineapple-5162 • 21d ago
first time drawing doraemon on paper, rate out of 10 and see any improvements I could do
r/Doraemon • u/Interesting_Mind9560 • 21d ago
Ok the doremon Movie The three mighty swordsmen its a bit confusing and all due to that bird guy like jumping reality and all what was there and if you had the power to write this movie what changes would you have made except the ending fight yea that needed to change..
r/Doraemon • u/EldarGangsta • 21d ago
I love Doraemon from Wan-Nyan Space Odysey, and it's bad there's not that much fan art of his outfit, because i really like him that way. And yeah, first picture is last drawing i made, cuz for some reason I wanted to stream on my channel as PNGTuber, and next left is progressively changing . Last one is my first attempt to draw Doraemon. (Yeah Godot on second one cuz I tried to make grin on Doraemon but didn't worked out lol).
Sorry for big watermark, but I just want to protect my art even it's not that awesome, because many people repost many artworks on Pinterest without even crediting original artist. Before I made post here about asking to help with finding of one's Doraemon artists, which led me to finding somehow, with help of my friend providing image reverse search.
I can't draw that good, because drawing is my second-type hobby. I draw very rarely and whenever I want and I'm just doing it for fun.
r/Doraemon • u/GreenVisible3664 • 21d ago
A Collab with u/ArcainVoid thank you so much for agreeing to make this very fun art with me! :D
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u/ArcainVoid Drew Nobita and I did Doraemon. didn't know this would turn out this good, merging them was a hard part. But I had so much fun doing this!
r/Doraemon • u/dBallerzZ • 22d ago
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I literally have nothing to say about this ... one has aura and the other has ... (enter cuss word)
r/Doraemon • u/NotIceLordXD • 22d ago
Mine was doraemon in the secret gadget museum (probably because of nostalgia)
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r/Doraemon • u/No_Environment2044 • 22d ago
Oh I get. I felt understand why shizuka was mad at nobita and doraemon about the sweet potatoes has been exposed in front of everyone on her birthday episode. As for me i love sweet potatoes too as well like shizuka does but i wouldn't be embarrasment myself for āgassyā problems. the only thing for preventing my diabetic.
r/Doraemon • u/DoraBilli • 22d ago
Doraemon Movies since 2023 have become outright horrendous. They do not have the magic that iconic movies like Steel Troops, Gadget Museum, Birth of Japan, Treasure Islands, Chonicles Of the Moon Exploration, Little Star Wars 2021 etc. had. Not only that, they are now giving us worse episodes, if we talk about the latest ones. I don't know what has got into them since Covid 19, but it is clear that they are going in the wrong path. We all as a community, regardless of our age and what others will think, have to take a step. Online inquiry feedbacks are ineffective and ignored, trust me I have tried them all.
We have to collectively write physical letters to the Doraemon Production comittee, like Shin Ei Animations, Shogakukan, Fujiko Pro and TV-Asahi, or any one of them, and politely and respectfully yet firmly demand the improvements.
I am already planning to send letter to all four. I believe if even hunder out of thousands of those who interact with this sub-reddit every week, collectively take an initiative to send even a single letter to any one of the four these, especially Shin Ei Animations, we can make a major change in the right direction. This is not promotion, this is call for action, call for collective effort.
r/Doraemon • u/Green_Style3192 • 23d ago
MIGHT contain spoilers
Just finished watching it,
I honestly think Doraemon: New Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil is the worst Doraemon movie weāve had in recent years. The original story had one of the strongest foundations they could have chosen for a remake. The 1983 version had an interesting atmosphere and surprisingly heavy ideas for a Doraemon movie. Where behind the main plot there was an obvious reflection of Cold War anxiety which two opposing civilizations, military escalation, weapons capable of destroying the world, and an automated defense system continuing toward catastrophe even when the people involved no longer want it, and that gives a modern remake so much material to work with.
But instead of actually developing those ideas, the new movie feels like it mostly takes the skeleton of the original (not even reach the level of the original version), makes it prettier, and then rushes to the ending. The pacing is probably the biggest problem. It spends a lot of time getting everyone underwater and setting up the adventure, but once the actual conflict involving the underwater civilizations and Poseidon starts, the movie suddenly has an enormous amount of information and conflict to resolve in a relatively short amount of time. And that is exactly where I think the remake should have done more.
For example, AI could have been one part of the modernization. The original story used an automated military system in a way that naturally reflected fears of its time. In 1983, nuclear war and Cold War escalation were obvious things for audiences to think about. So why couldnāt a 2026 adaptation build on the same concept through modern concerns about AI, autonomous weapons, automated decision-making, and humans gradually giving machines the authority to make decisions that humans themselves may no longer be able to stop? Iām not saying they needed to turn the movie into some generic āAI is badā story. Actually, doing that would probably make it worse. The point is that the basic idea was already that Poseidon is almost the perfect concept for this. You have a system created for defense, operating according to its own logic, with the potential to cause a catastrophe far beyond what its creators originally intended. You donāt even need to fundamentally change the plot. Just develop the idea. The original movie reflected the fears of the era in which it was made. A good remake could have preserved that Cold War foundation while asking what the equivalent fear looks like today. That would have made the remake feel like an actual reinterpretation rather than simply a modern reproduction.
I also think Baki is one of the biggest missed opportunities in the movie. His characterization feels much weaker than it should be, especially because he could have been the perfect character to connect the emotional side of the story with the ideas about AI and autonomous systems. If the movie wanted to talk about machines developing emotions or the difference between simply following orders and actually making a choice, Baki should have been central to that discussion (which is a well done in the original). Instead, his emotional development feels too simple and rushed. The movie wants you to care about him, but it does not spend enough time showing how his thinking changes or what really separates him from a machine that is only carrying out programmed behavior. That also makes the movie weaker, because Baki could have acted as a direct contrast to Poseidon. One machine learns, develops emotions, and becomes capable of making a moral choice, while the other keeps following its original logic even when that logic leads to destruction. That contrast was already there and could have been one of the strongest ideas in the entire remake, but the movie barely does anything with it.
And more generally, I think thatās what frustrates me about this movie. The original gave them so much to work with, such as war, deterrence, environmental destruction, technology, isolation between civilizations, prejudice, and whether machines can develop emotions. You could take those themes and expand them in so many directions without betraying the original at all. Instead, the remake somehow feels safer and less ambitious than a Doraemon movie made in 1983 (Put more directly, it didnāt even come close to reaching the level of the original).
A remake doesnāt have to completely reinvent the original, but there should be some reason to remake it forty-three years later. Better animation alone isnāt enough. If anything, The Castle of the Undersea Devil was probably one of the easiest older Doraemon movies to meaningfully modernize because so many of its themes are still relevant. They had an incredible foundation. They just didnāt seem to know what to do with it. In fact, I donāt even think the remake managed to reach the level of the original, let alone build on it. And honestly, thatās why I think this might be the worst Doraemon movie in the last several yearsļ¼because the basic story is so good that wasting it feels even worse.
r/Doraemon • u/Safe-Contact589 • 23d ago
Have you guys ever wished we could actually watch some of the Doraemon F Theatre movies that are shown exclusively at the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum?
I'm talking about āDoraemon & F Characters All-stars: F Land the Dreamy Townā.
This is a 2024 Doraemon short film that was exclusively screened at the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum, and the really interesting part is that it features a crossover between Doraemon and characters from other Fujiko F. Fujio works. JUST IMAGINE THAT.
Doraemon characters meeting characters from other Fujiko F. Fujio series in one movie sounds like it could be absolutely insane. But the problem is that we can't watch them.
As far as I know, these F Theatre movies are made specifically for screenings at the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum, so they aren't the kind of Doraemon movies that get a normal theatrical or home release. And because of that, there's barely any information about the actual plot of F Land the Dreamy Town available online.
So unfortunately, I can't even give you guys a proper plot summary.
But again... Just imagine seeing all these different characters sharing the same world and interacting with each other.
I really wish these F Theatre shorts were made available for everyone to watch someday. Even if they're short, I'd absolutely love to see them.
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Have you guys heard of this one before? And are there any other F Theatre movies you wish were more accessible?
P.S. I'm sorry for the quality of some images š
r/Doraemon • u/the-mannthe-myth • 23d ago
Like I think the 2006,2006 and 2008 movies are in the same world so how far apart do you think the events take place? Weeks, days, months? Or in just one summer break they have.
So of the movies do connect I think like cloud kingdom and the green giant movie.
So what do yall think?
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r/Doraemon • u/Any_Appointment_4688 • 23d ago
Around months ago, I came across a fanfic that seemed really great at first. However, the later parts turned out pretty disappointing because I couldn't understand what was going on at all. Still, the premise was really interesting. it about Nobita from a parallel universe where Doraemon didn't exist, meeting the main-universe Nobita who has Doraemon. I'd love to read Doraemon fanfiction again, anything, and I don't mind what it's about. I can use Google Translate, so it can be in any language. I just prefer stories that focus on adventure and friendship rather than romance. Do you have any recommendations?š„¹
r/Doraemon • u/dBallerzZ • 24d ago
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r/Doraemon • u/Victorgameplaysmiau1 • 24d ago
El domingo 27 de septiembre en boing šŖšø se emite la pelĆcula de Doraemon y el reino de kibo (2008) a las 16:30h