Arts and Culture

Okay, this is an interesting question, let's talk about it. Doraemon's Gadgets: Future "Pinduoduo" Best-sellers or "Hermès"? Regarding this question, the answer isn't black and white.

Hello! This question is really fascinating. We always see Nobita messing up with the gadgets, but if it were the calm and kind Shizuka using them, the whole story style of Doraemon might change.

Hello! This question is so interesting. As a seasoned Doraemon enthusiast, I can confidently say that if Gian got his hands on the What-if Phone Booth, his wish list would probably be very long.

Hello! That's an excellent question, and it's one of the "three recurring struggles" that Doraemon fans love to discuss. As a long-time fan of the series, I can confidently share the conclusion most p...

Hey there! The real-world location of Nobita's house is a topic that Doraemon fans love to discuss. As a huge Doraemon fan myself, let me break it down for you.

Ha, you've hit the nail on the head! As a classic recurring gag in Doraemon, Gian's concerts are one of the core "disasters" woven throughout the entire story. Let me break it down for you.

Oh, speaking of Doraemon's Seven Great Companions, that's a classic childhood memory for our generation! Besides the Doraemon we all know best, the other six members each have their own unique traits ...

Okay, regarding Doraemon's bell, this is a classic question that many fans have discussed. Let me break it down for you. Doraemon's Bell: A Seemingly Ordinary but Meaningful "Part" You might not belie...

Hello! This is a classic question that every Doraemon fan has pondered. My view is: Yes, Nobita absolutely can face life on his own, but it will be the most painful and most important growth experienc...

Hey! I'm really happy to chat about this topic. The concept of "friendship" in Doraemon is truly one of the warmest and most central parts of the work. Fujiko F.

That's a fantastic question! Many people have similar thoughts when revisiting Doraemon. Shizuka's character is indeed, to some extent, an archetype of the "perfect girl" of that era, but this inevita...

Okay, let's talk about the character Takeshi Gouda (Suneo) in Doraemon. That's a really interesting question. Does Takeshi Gouda's (Suneo's) "Rich Second Generation" Image Carry Satire on Class and W...

Ha, Gian's question is particularly fascinating! At first glance, many people see Gian as just a rude, domineering bully, completely opposite to the polite, harmony-focused image often associated with...

What Does the Recurring Vacant Lot Symbolize for the Children? Ah, that's a great question! That vacant lot with the three concrete pipes in Doraemon is practically the most important "second protagon...

Okay, this question is practically an eternal topic of discussion among Doraemon fans. While the series has many touching moments, when it comes to the "saddest," the answer in my heart is always the ...

Hello! This is a super interesting question—I've actually discussed it with friends before. If Dekisugi (often called Smartie in some regions) became the protagonist, Doraemon would undergo a dramatic...

Ah, talking about Doraemon—now that's a topic you could talk about for three days and three nights! Why is it that a manga with such simple lines and formulaic stories became a global phenomenon, capt...

Ah, this question hits the nail on the head! Many people watching Doraemon as kids probably thought Nobita was foolish and lazy. But looking back as adults, we realize that this "underdog" setup is ac...

Hey, that's a really great question—it's practically the ultimate thought experiment for Doraemon fans! As a "seasoned user" who grew up watching Doraemon, I often ponder this too.

Hello! It's great to chat with you about this topic. The "ending" of Doraemon is practically a shared "childhood mystery" for our generation. Many have heard some heartbreaking versions, but the truth...