Reader’s Question:
What would you do if someone like Suneo was told by Uma Musume’s Sweep Tosho, “I can’t stand that guy Suneo”?
You know, there’s something really amusing about imagining characters from different universes interacting. I was reading a question about what would happen if Suneo
Reader’s Question:
I think I saw someone on a forum saying something like, “If I had to introduce a Japanese manga artist to a foreigner, it would be Fujiko F. Fujio. Doraemon is definitely the greatest masterpiece in Japanese history.” Is that true?
So, I was
Reader’s Question:
Why did the Doraemon characters disappear? I really loved them, and I hope they come back, even if the voice actors change.
As a fan of “Doraemon,” I can completely relate to your feelings about the beloved characters disappearing. The nostalgia and joy
Reader’s Question:
I noticed that most of the Doraemon movies on Netflix are set to be removed on March 3rd. Is there a chance they will be available again in the future? I love all the Doraemon movies, so this news is really disappointing for me. As a student, I can’t
Reader’s Question:
If there is a Anywhere Door in the world of Doraemon, do we still need transportation? Is there any need for vehicles like cars?
So, I was reading this interesting discussion about the “Anywhere Door” from Doraemon, and it got me thinking—would we still
Reader’s Question:
I vaguely remember a scene from one of the Doraemon movies, maybe “Doraemon: Nobita’s Great Adventure in the Magical World,” where there was something about a gourmet tablecloth or a plant modification extract that involved entering a magical carpet to eat. Am I remembering this correctly?
Reader’s Question:
I have a vague memory of a scene in one of the Doraemon movies, possibly “Nobita’s Great Adventure in the Magical World,” where there’s a magical carpet involved. Was there a part where they enter the carpet and eat food, possibly related to the Gourmet Tablecloth or the Plant
Reader’s Question:
What are some contradictory stories you remember from Doraemon? Personally, I think of the episode where Nobita runs away from home and lives for ten years. In that episode, Doraemon comes to pick him up, and they use the time bath towel to go back and become younger. But
Reader’s Question:
Does Doraemon’s translation jelly work for animals other than humans?
You know, sometimes I find myself lost in the whimsical world of anime, especially when it comes to classics like “Doraemon.” Recently, I stumbled upon an intriguing question: Does Doraemon’s translation jelly work for
Reader’s Question:
I’m not very familiar with Doraemon, so I hope someone knowledgeable can help me. I was watching an episode on a streaming service where Nobita travels to the 21st century and meets a character named Sewashi. At that time, there were also characters that looked like Jumbo (Gian’s grandson?)
