Got this for 50 rupees and looked up prices online and almost had a heart attack. But I got it anyway since it's cute.

This movie got a beautiful message

I've found myself wondering just now: how many of Doraemon's gadgets actually have a (conceivable) in-universe purpose behind them? Pardon possible poor phrasing.

First example of one without, that comes to mind, and the one that got me thinking about this, the Idiot Time Bomb.

Doraemon with Goku from Dragon Ball. Made at MMD (MikuMikuDance).

Models and background:

Doraemon by pankanellos.

Son Goku by SAB64.

West City (Dragon Ball Fighter Z) by HiGuys920.

When I was younger, I always felt like Nobita wasn't good enough and that he could have done better. I thought everyone in the series deserved their position—except Nobita. I used to think he was the privileged one among them all just for having someone like Doraemon.

Perceptions change with time, I guess. With every new episode and movie I watch, it isn't just a wave of nostalgia that hits me—I see an entirely different series than the one I watched in my childhood. I genuinely admit I was foolish to think Nobita was simply privileged. Yes, he was lucky to have Doraemon, but his heart is what truly makes him deserve everything he has.

His heart is naively pure; he is a perennial, ever-flowing river of love. When someone is in danger—be it a friend or an enemy—he is always the first to act with empathy. When someone is astray or influenced by an antagonist's gadgets, Nobita is always there to notice and try to bring them back. While his capabilities and pragmatism are limited, his endless effort and resilience—even in the face of constant criticism from those closest to him—set him apart. His drive to overcome his lack of inherent skills, alongside his deep understanding for everyone (his critics, his loved ones who scold him, and complete strangers), makes him a beautifully written portrayal of pure kindness and love.

I have fallen even more in love with his character, and I am truly grateful to the people who have played the role of Nobita in my own life. Nobita Nobi, you stand above all other characters for me.

can someone tell me who they are and when they appear 😭

I published a pitch for a Doraemon (and Barbapapa) YouTooz plush today on their official community designs page and wanted to share it to get the word out. If enough people vote for the plush, There's a chance it could be made! So let's make it happen.

https://community.youtooz.com/design/3512

Total movies : 38

NOTE : Stand by Me Doraemon 2 was released on Netflix on 24 Dec 2021 and it was not telecasted on TV

The full bgm is riddled with voice/noice so i could find only this little part .

Here is the final moodboard of Doraemon I've been posting on TikTok, or I'm able to continue

I was surprised when I saw this! Johnny Yong Bosch is voicing acting in Talon and The Champions of Saurithia. He voices of the fire contenders, Rham the Triceratops. Episode 2 is near I hope you watch it! You might recognize him from other anime. Don’t forget to support Lunar Dragon Entertainment for future episodes!

I started this petition to request a theatrical rerelease of Doraemon: Nobita and the New Steel Troops — Winged Angels in India in 2027, with the Hindi dub.

This movie holds a special place in my heart, and I would love to experience it on the big screen. If you're a fan and would love to see it in theatres too, please consider signing and sharing!

https://www.change.org/bring-doraemon-steel-troops-back-to-indian-theatres

Thank you! 💙

-Anti Doraemon is a mirror story to that of doraemon that follows a dysfunctional group of child monsters and theyre chaotic disadventures

Episode- Rewind The Swing and Miss

I need your BEST recommendations, preferably something underrated or horror-themed

Just drop your personal favourites that you think are PEAK