Reader’s Question:
Which of the following Doraemon movies do you think is the most interesting and popular: “Nobita’s Great Adventure in the Antarctic,” “Nobita’s New Dinosaur,” “Nobita’s Three Visionary Swordsmen,” or “Nobita’s Space Heroes”?
Ah, Doraemon. Just saying the name brings back a wave
Reader’s Question:
As a fan of the Doraemon movies, I’m curious about which one is considered the most entertaining and popular among the remakes. Do you think it’s “Nobita’s Great Adventure in the Antarctic,” “Doraemon: The Record of Nobita’s Parallel Visit to the West,” “Nobita’s New Dinosaur,” or “Doraemon: Nobita’s New
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 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:
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
Reader’s Question:
How many take-copters are there in Doraemon’s fourth-dimensional pocket? Also, does the spare pocket contain another spare pocket?
You know, I was just reminiscing about my childhood days spent watching Doraemon, and it got me thinking about all those quirky gadgets that made
Reader’s Question:
I’m curious about the episode of Doraemon where they use “Baibain.” Why did they choose to use Baibain for that situation? Wouldn’t it have been better to use the Fueru Mirra to multiply the kuri manju instead? Just a thought!
Hey there! So,
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about a scene from Doraemon that I don’t quite understand. In an episode aired on May 17, there’s a conversation about a special tool called the “Anywhere Door.” Doraemon mentions that you can see the destination through a peephole, and then Nobita responds by saying,
Reader’s Question:
I’m in a bit of a panic here. In the episode of “Doraemon” where Nobita is in the Tin Labyrinth, I remember Doraemon saying something like, “We were helped by Santa again,” when Gian and Suneo returned from the Tin Kingdom. I’m confused about the “again” part. I thought
Reader’s Question:
Is the setting of Doraemon different from its early days? In the beginning, I believe Nobita was born in the Showa era, and his parents were born before the war. Does that mean that his birth year is adjusted every year so that he is always 10 years old?
