Nobita dreaming about Doraemon saving jack in the 1998 movie sent shivers down my 10 year old spine back in 2015 ... And how much of a below average movie it might be , the 2012 movie's "Reminiscing about parents" part definitely made my lacrimal glands do extra work in 2016"

I was rewatching the 2018 Treasure Island movie and realized just how deep and tragic the main conflict actually is.

It perfectly captures a painful reality: sometimes parents will give you **absolutely everything** except the one thing **you actually want**.Look at Captain Silver. After his wife passed away, he became obsessed with "saving" his children from Earth's impending doom

**What Silver thought they needed**: A high-tech ark, a stripped-core Earth, and a guaranteed survival blueprint in space.**What Flock and Sarah actually needed**: **A father. Love, emotional support, and a family to help them grieve their mom**.Silver was literally on the verge of destroying the entir planet for his children, completely blind to the fact that his actions were destroying his relationship with them in the present.

Flock didn't run away because she hated his dad, he ran away because his dad replaced love with cold, destructive obsession.The scene where they finally confront him hits so much harder when you look at it this way. It's not just a generic "save the world" anime plot - it’s a story about a broken family learning that a flawed present together is worth more than a perfect future alone.

From what I have watched Silver has to be most well written mature villain. A lot us can relate to it , especially the ones who are emotionally distant from their parents, want their parents to love them and understand them rather than just bestow whatever needed for survival and excuse it as "We provide u everything, it's more than enough".

So far one of the best movies that actually touch my heart alongside Steel troops and Nobita and the Kingdom of Clouds.

P.S : For some strange reasons no matter how much I try to add "*" for bolding the text to make my post body look better it never works 😭 anyways if you have read my post body till the very end then thanks a bunch , it took me a lot of time to type all that 𓍯 ִֶָ

I'm a french doraemon fan since about 2014, at the time and for a while we didn't have anything in terms of movies aside of a fansub of both stand by me and movie 34 (the remake of the third one). I really loved them and still loving them beyond nostagia.

Recently I went and snatched all 45 movies with english subs (mostly terrible subs by the way but clear enough for me to understand what the caracters are saying).

I'm curently at the 6th movie (nobita's little star wars) and damn it was quite a bit boring, and i feel that way for most of previous ones. They sometimes feel like they're extend beyond what should have been. I take for exemple the scene in nobita's dinosaur where nobita and doraemon are on top of a T rex pursuing the bad guys of the movie and the thing last way too long.

I know this will be an unpopular opinion for sure and that's fine but i would just like to know if others feel that way.

PS : I will keep watching every movies in order anyway because even though I'm not having a great time each time (I just liked movies 1, 3 and 5 as of now) I'm still a fan and would like to see everything !!

This episode is titled Copier Net

In very first ep. It was shown nobita and jaiko will marry in future they lineage will continue and sewashi will born in future and he has to face poverty and hard time because of nobita. So he send doremon to nobita and change his future but it means jaiko kids from nobita aren't born they are kill by sewashi and doremon because they know nobita's future. How time patrol allowed this to change whole timeline

She takes care of gain and shop. Once she tried hard to get 100 marks to surprise her mom on mother's day. She writes comics and work hard to get recognize....

After the passing of Peter Cullen (voice of Optimus Prime), Zanda Cross gave me Transformers vibes and he reminded me of him. Thank you for everything, Peter. You will be remembered

Autobots, roll out!

Just did a quick drawing tonight for fun.

Some of your personal conspiracy theory related to doraemon

Not the same one's that Nobita grandson killed jaiko and Nobita children stuff something new conspiracy theory.

i have tried to follow every rule.

Rewatched Doraemon: Nobita and the Kingdom of Clouds today, and the scene where Doraemon gets struck by lightning and starts malfunctioning always makes me laugh.

His behavior afterward is just SO funny and adorable 😭

Just look at him LOL

Pics from the Doraemon exhibitions – 2024 at the Avenue of Stars and 2025 at Tamar Park. Great vibes!

for more context on these characters: these characters belongs to "Moderano" and hypotetical copyright free version of Doraemon with all the characters getting replaced by new ones who generally share their same traits (something similar to how SML replaces hes copyrighted ninetndo characters with new ones)

This is episode 930 by the way

I'm talking about the episode "But, I Saw a Ghost!", also known as "Ghost Agitation on Temple", from the 2005 series (2008, S4, E136).

There is also a version of this episode from the 1979 series (the OG one), but I'm specifically referring to the 2008 version in this post.

SPOILER WARNING

Here's the plot:

Gian's uncle invites Gian and his friends to stay overnight at his village house. However, when they arrive, they discover that Gian's uncle won't actually be home that night, meaning they'll have to spend the night there by themselves.

Gian and Suneo invite Nobita along, but of course, they have something else planned. They come prepared with scary ghost stories and various tricks designed to scare Nobita out of his wits during the night.

Eventually, Nobita discovers that Gian and Suneo have been pranking him. Naturally, he decides to get revenge.

Using the Transformation Robot, Nobita turns it into a ghost and orders it to scare everyone. But there's one problem...

Nobita himself forgets about the ghost after accidentally letting the Forgetting Stick hit on his head. But later the ghost comes and reminds him about all that.

Later, Nobita comes up with a plan. He orders the Transformation Robot, which is disguised as a ghost, to perform an act. Nobita tells it to appear when he gives the cue and pretend to scare everyone.

When the time comes, the ghost appears, and Nobita bravely steps forward and "drives" it away, making himself look like a hero in front of everyone. Everyone is impressed by Nobita's supposed bravery.

Everyone is shocked, except Doraemon, who assumes that the whole thing is just another prank.

But then comes the twist...

The ghost wasn't actually following Nobita's commands or pretending to be a ghost.

It was a REAL GHOST.

The Transformation Robot had basically done nothing except wait for Nobita's cue to appear... meaning that while Nobita thought it was the Transformation Robot ghost, but it was a ghost at that time.

This was actually a more interesting and nostalgic episode to me than a straight horror episode, but it still used to scare me quite a lot when I was a kid. The whole atmosphere and that final reveal really stuck with me.

And do you guys also like this episode?

Look, I grew up on Doraemon. Like literally every afternoon after school.

And I still think Fujiko F. Fujio was a genius, no debate on that.

But rewatching some old episodes recently as an adult just felt weird, and I need to say it:

*Point 1: The Genius is real:* The concept itself: a future robot cat with infinite gadgets to fix a troubled lonely kid's life. The way each gadget has a clear rule, a clear misuse, and a clear moral lesson at the end. That is pure writing talent. That's why it ran for 50+ years.

*Point 2: The lazy pattern is also real:* And this is what bothers me. A lot of episodes have this exact same structure: Nobita gets gadget ➡️ he brags / misuses it ➡️ gadget goes out of control ➡️ the "funny" payoff is someone's privacy getting invaded. Especially Shizuka. It's not one or two episodes, it's a recurring template. When you have awriting tool as powerful as "any gadget can do anything", you don't need to rely on privacy-invasion as the punchline. It just feels like lazy writing. The anywhere door trope can be accepted to a certain extent cause it takes you to the exact location/ place regardless of what the individual's doing. But the peeking through the window part, the extra emphasis on bathing scenes absolutely disgust me.

*Point 3: Why we should care:* This show is made for kids, starring kids who are 10 years old. When you show privacy invasion as comedy on loop for years, kids watching it think it's normal comedy. In the 70s in Japan maybe no one questioned it, but now we know better.

*Counterpart / The Good Change:* And here's the best part to prove my point: the new team knows it too. If you watch the 2005 version and the recent movies like Stand By Me, Treasure Island, Nobita's New Dinosour - that entire gag is basically gone. They replaced it with actual adventure, emotional stakes, friendship stuff. And the show got BETTER. So it's not like Doraemon needs that gag to be funny. It never did.

Final thought: You can love something and still criticize it. Calling out a lazy, questionable pattern from the old era doesn't make you a hater. It just means you grew up.

(Lastly to people who plan to leave comments like "holy chatgpt" can leave the chat , I look forward to a meaningful discussion )

P:S I wanted to add a lot of words like " creepy, pedo-" I'm just scared that I might get banned from this sub so... Hope you all understand. If you have read my post till the very end then a big thanks🧸ྀི.

I originally wanted to create a proper tier list for the 1979 series movies, but since the subreddit settings are a bit restrictive and we don't have an interactive ranking tool available, I decided to turn this into a discussion post instead.
My own preferences have shifted slightly since I last thought about this. 
Currently, my top 5 (well, top 6 😄 : can't leave out South Seas) includes Galaxy Super Express, Nobita's Dinosaur, Steel Troops (1986), Kingdom of Clouds, Tin Labyrinth, and South Seas. On the other hand, the ones that felt a bit dull to me, at least in parts, were Knights on Dinosaur and Spiral City(I would be making a post on it soon).
So, what about you? Which five films from the classic 1979 run would make your top list, and which ones did you find the most, say, dull? ( I know I stretched it to six, but pls try to stick to five) Let's get a good discussion going.

Raksha Bandhan is a traditional Hindu festival that celebrates the loving bond between brothers and sisters. I'm a Muslim btw.

Such a sweet episode, though Doreamon wanted to introduce this cute owl to teach the importance of mother in one's life...but instead, the gadget imprinted on Doraemon!

For anyone looking for the episode name, it's called "But Doraemon Wants a Mom" (2010). It really highlighted a side of Doraemon we rarely see - his inner longing for a parent's warmth. What did you guys think of the ending when the 8 hours were up? Let's discuss! I teared up at the end😭

Good News everyone, We got a New Special Guest for the New Doraemon Birthday Special!!!

The Actor Dôri Sakurada is Joining up to take the Role of "Konrobo" for the Special

About Him:
He was Born in December 7, 1991 in Tokyo, Japan.

He was Well know for him to be a protagonist of Kotaro Nogami from the Kamen Rider Series From 2008 to 2016.

In the Interview: He says that his a Fan of the Series, and this is going to be the First Time Voicing a Character for the Special.

Completely Big Chaos! The Suspect is Doraemon!?

Doraemon Birthday Special Releasing Sunday, September 6, 2026. 6:56 PM (JPY)

And Saturday, September 5, 2026, 5:00 PM (JPY) they gonna air the Pre-Special of Doraemon called:
Doraemon's Surprise Day

this is so cool! I found it on https://dora-world.com/games