What prop would he take out of his pocket to vent when angry?
Haha, that's such an interesting question! Doraemon might be a robot, but he's got plenty of emotions, especially when Nobita drives him crazy – you can practically see steam coming out of his head! If he were to pull out gadgets from his pocket to vent his anger, he'd have several options, depending on how furious he was at the moment.
Let me break down the "stress-busting gadgets" he might pull out:
Tier 1: Pure Venting – All About "Letting It Out"
These gadgets are designed to let you roar out your anger and frustration directly, without actually hurting anyone. It's arguably the healthiest way to vent.
Venting Pipe
- This is definitely the go-to! The classic venting gadget. It looks like a bamboo tube. Just scream all your frustrations and anger into it, and it transforms your "rage" into a wisp of smoke that floats away. Your anger vanishes, world peace is restored – it's the perfect emotional trash can.
Silent Scream Cone
- This is an upgraded or alternative version of the Venting Pipe. What if you get angry in public or don't want to disturb others? Use this! You can scream your lungs out into it, but absolutely no sound escapes. It absorbs all the sound waves, letting you vent your emotions while preserving your dignity and the peace and quiet.
Tier 2: Hands-On "Destruction" with Perfect Undo
Just yelling not satisfying enough? Want to smash something? Doraemon has you covered. Experience the thrill of destruction without any consequences.
Disassembly Hammer
- This thing is a godsend for "mischievous kids"! Feel like smashing something because Nobita made you mad? No problem! With this little hammer, no matter what you hit – furniture, appliances, even a house – it instantly falls apart into a pile of components, but nothing is actually damaged. Once you've cooled down, just tap it with the other end of the hammer, and all the pieces snap back together perfectly. Satisfies the urge to destroy without costing you a dime. Perfect!
Tier 3: Out of Sight, Out of Mind – "Physical Removal"
Sometimes, venting isn't as effective as escape. Removing yourself from the source of your anger is the most efficient way to cool down.
Anywhere Door
- Need I say more? Nobita flunked his test again and talked back? Skip the lecture! Just open the Anywhere Door – one side leads to a Hawaiian beach, the other to the Swiss Alps. Find a quiet spot for yourself for five minutes. Feel the ocean breeze, gaze at the snowy peaks... your anger will melt away. Come back once you've calmed down to deal with that rascal.
Tier 4: Tackling the Root Cause (or "Revenge")
If Doraemon is truly furious, he might choose more "proactive" ways to express his anger.
Devil's Passport
- This is a major weapon, not to be used lightly! If he's pushed to the absolute limit, he might pull this out. Simply show this passport, and any bad thing you do will be forgiven. Want to punch Gian? Want to scribble all over Suneo's homework? Flash the passport, and not only will no one blame you, they might even praise you. It's the ultimate gadget for transforming all your anger into "doing whatever you want," though using it might leave you feeling a bit hollow and uneasy afterward.
What-if Phone Booth
- This tackles the anger at its source. Instead of staying angry, just change the fact that made you angry in the first place. For example, tell the phone booth: "What if Nobita passed this test..." Then the "failed test" incident that made you angry never happened. It might feel a bit like cheating, but it genuinely prevents Doraemon from getting angry in the first place.
In summary, the gadgets in Doraemon's pocket for handling anger follow a very clear logic: either vent it safely, temporarily remove yourself, or use a humorous (or even slightly devious) way to "resolve" the person or thing that made you angry.
Next time you're angry, even though we don't have Doraemon, we can still learn from his approach! Find a quiet spot to yell for a bit, or go for a run to blow off some steam – it might work surprisingly well!