Reader’s Question:
In the episode of Doraemon where Nobita runs away to a deserted island, he is found after sending a distress signal and then goes back in time to the night he ran away, using the time machine and the time cloth to return to his childhood form. In this
Reader’s Question:
I have a rather inappropriate and disrespectful question, but why do strange things happen when famous anime creators pass away? For example, when Fujiko Fujio died, an episode titled “Don’t Go” aired on the same day for Doraemon, and after Yoshito Usui’s death, a peculiar letter was found. What
Question from a reader:
If I call a TV station to complain, is there a possibility of being tracked down? For example, what would happen if I yelled at TV Asahi, “Why do you end it at such a good part!” when “Doraemon” ends on a high note?
Reader’s Question:
I have a vague memory of a scene from a Doraemon movie, but I can’t recall the title. In this scene, the main characters go on an adventure together, and at one point, they use a gadget that resembles a simple hotel. They have a meal inside it. Doraemon
Reader’s Question:
Why are the main characters in popular anime like Chibi Maruko-chan and Doraemon portrayed as silly or foolish? It seems like there aren’t any smart protagonists in these national favorites, right?
Anime has this unique charm that pulls you in—it’s vibrant,
Reader’s Question:
I’m looking for an image of Doraemon fitting perfectly into a rice cooker, but I can’t seem to find it. Does anyone know where I can find it?
In the ever-evolving landscape of anime, few characters have managed
Reader’s Question:
Has the Water田 wasabi version of Doraemon, titled “The World is Full of Lies” (Gishin Anki), been adapted into an anime? If so, could you let me know which volume of the rental DVD it is on? It’s the story about the 100 yen ice cream and the 50
Reader’s Question:
I’m looking for an image of Doraemon fitting perfectly into a rice cooker, but I can’t seem to find it. Does anyone know where I can find it?
The inquiry regarding an image of Doraemon fitting perfectly into a rice
Reader’s Question:
Why does Sazae-san remain set in the Showa era, and why doesn’t Doraemon feature smartphones? I think it would be better if they were updated like Detective Conan and Crayon Shin-chan, with modern settings and furniture, and it would be more interesting if Doraemon had a smartphone too.
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about one of the gadgets from Doraemon. There’s a doll-like gadget that shares sensations, meaning if you tickle the doll, the original person feels it too. If you swing the doll around, the original person also floats and gets swung around. In the story, I
