Is it true that the last episode of Doraemon says that Doraemon is just a dream made by Nobita?

Tinker Bell has no power - one day, Nobita, as usual, forgot to do his homework and was scolded by his teacher at school; was also bullied by Ji'an and Ah Fu as usual. Even his future wife, Jingyi, promised to marry someone else first. In short, for Nobita, life is a series of similar events, and today is no different from yesterday.

The only change is that Jingle Bell suddenly turns into a plant machine. No matter how Nobita kicked, hit, and scolded, Jingle Bell didn't react. Nobita didn't know what was going on with Clank, so he cried all night.

However, no matter how sad Nobita was, Dingdong just sat in front of the pillar without moving. Nobita reached into his pocket and tried it, but there was no movement in his pocket. In the end, Nobita remembered the time flight machine in the drawer, and flew to the 22nd century in his pajamas to find Jingle Bell's sister Jingling.

Before Jingle could fully listen to the explanation, Nobita was urged to get on the plane and fly back to the 20th century. Jingling saw that his brother couldn't move, and immediately knew that the battery was running out. Just as he was about to change the battery, Ding Bell remembered a very important event.

There is no backup power ......Nobita didn't understand the meaning, so he just urged on the side. Jingling had to ask Nobita: Are you willing to let the memories of your brother and you disappear?

It turns out that the old cat robot has a backup power supply in its ears so that it can retain its memories when charging. But ......Jingle Bell has no ears! (That's all you know.)

Nobita finally solved the difficulty. All kinds of memories are churning in Nobita's mind: Nobita and Clankbell have flown to the past, the future, the dinosaur world, the underwater world, and even fought in the universe ......Jingle desperately explained to Nobita.

If you want to install a new battery, Clank Bell will wake up and lose all memories of Nobita. If the status quo is maintained, the memory will not fade. As a result, Nobita chose to maintain the status quo.

At this time, Nobita was still in the sixth grade of elementary school. More than ten years later, ......Nobita, who has returned from overseas, has grown into a handsome and charming young man who has worked for a cutting-edge technology company. The bride next to him is Yijing.

Back then, after Jingle returned to the 22nd century, Nobita only told the people around him that Dingle Bell had returned to the future world. After a long time, no one mentioned the jingle anymore. However, Jingle Bell has actually been kept in the closet of Nobita's house.

Nobita studied hard in order to fix Ding Dong, and then his grades rose year by year in middle school, high school, and university, and finally he went abroad to study. Now, Nobita is in his own research room, and he calls his wife, Jingyi, who is strictly forbidden to enter and leave the research room, and says to her:"Look, I'm going to flip the switch.

After saying that, Nobita couldn't help but shed two strings of tears on his cheeks. It was for this moment that he studied hard for more than ten years......For this moment, from a stupid student who always forgot to do his homework and his grades were relatively fast from the countdown, he climbed to today's status ......When he pressed the switch, there was a long silence, and silence ......Finally, Jingle Bell spoke:"Nobita, I've been waiting for you for a long time.

It was as if everything had returned to the beginning, and tears of emotion flowed down ......

This is found in the forum.

No, those are not real endings, they are all endings made up by some people who like Dora Amon, so such a sad ending is not a real ending.

You can't write this like this, no, no, Nobita, he's not a psychopath, he really has a dream, hey

There used to be an ending, that is, Nobita was a madman, all the stories were his fantasies, there were no robot cats, and the people he liked had nothing to do with him in the end. This ending is sad, so most people can't stand it. So there is another version below.

In order to help Nobita become self-reliant, Doramon no longer relied on it, so he returned to the future, and Nobita gradually relied on himself to achieve success. Finally, in the future, I saw Dora Aemon again. There is also a version.

Doramon, because the ears were eaten by rats before leaving the factory, and the ears are its batteries, without ears, it finally has no electricity and can never wake up. Nobita studies hard in order to save Dora A-dream, and finally makes Dora A-emon wake up. Which of the three endings do you prefer?

What do you think?

No, Doraemon is not a dream.

I don't know if anyone will have a doraemon.

Doraemon has a four-dimensional pocket in his belly, which leads directly to the four-dimensional space.

No amount of stuff can be put down. The critters he's afraid of are mice, and Doraemon is a robot cat.

But being afraid of rats is also an interesting setting. Doraemon's usual duty is to take care of Nobita.

Nobita is in good shape. When I was a child, I watched the cartoon "Doraemon".

Always wondering, when will I have a guardian like Doraemon who can be everything I need? When I was bullied by other Sakura-eda people, I was given advice to take out a powerful magic weapon and seek revenge on the person who bullied me. I was also able to be the best of my classmates because I had a lot of good things that everyone else didn't have.

If a classmate doesn't have a good time with me, I won't let him see my good stuff. Childhood is always intoxicating.

Doraemon in the manga is a robot from the future. In the future, it will be a mass-produced cat-like child-care robot. By chance, Doraemon's program went wrong, so he appeared next to Nobita.

Doraemon is a very intelligent robot that can not only do a lot of work independently, but also feel human feelings. The original makers of Doraemon designed this robot for the convenience of taking care of children. So Doraemon's personality is relatively gentle, and it is precisely because of the obligation to take care of the children that he has become a little nosy.

In the face of the big bear, who is always in full shape, in order to make Nobita independent, he has to be stronger. He also often advises Nobita to use props carefully, but because of his own fault, there will be a situation that will lead to the expansion of the situation, exactly the same as Nobita. And when you panic, you will completely lose your mind, not to mention that Lasong Chan took the wrong prop.

In the comics, Nobita is an ordinary elementary school student surrounded by parents, teachers and classmates. But he is not good at sports and studying, and he has not been loved by teachers and parents. Academic performance is not generally poor.

On average, one out of every five exams scored zero. It is precisely because of the lack of progress in learning and cowardice that he has become the target of bullying by his classmates. What's even more tragic is that Nobita's luck is always not good, and he often encounters all kinds of disasters.

Even something as small as guessing often leads to failure. It seems that his shortcomings outweigh his strengths, and it is precisely because of Nobita's state that he directly affects the life and performance of future generations.

Doraemon was teleported by Nobita's grandson through a time machine, mainly to take care of Nobita and give him a playmate in his childhood.

Nobita's grandson knew that his grandfather Nobita was too useless, so he bought a Doraemon to help him, but because he had no money, he had to buy defective products.

came from a drawer at home, came to Nobita's house in the future space-time, and has been staying in Nobita's house since then.

This is the author's satire on Japan's social environment, criticizing Japan's moneyism, and being disappointed in society, just like the old Beijing written by Lao She, not allowing good people to have a way out, and not allowing people to have a chance to realize their dreams. Before he died, he wrote this sad ending, but it was really too sad and not many people accepted it, so there was a second version, and Nobita saved Doraemon through hard work. Finally, scold the copy-paste on the first floor.