Didn t it say that Japan officially announced the ending of a Doraemon

Doraemon doesn't have an ending because the ending can't be constructed at all.

The ending I remember is that the robot cat was **, because it is a defective product, and it is not a good ending anyway.

Is that what LZ said that Nobita is a psychopath, and all the Dora dreams and props are all his own imaginations? Isn't it this?

Dora Aemon actually doesn't seem to have an official ending, but Akama has a lot of endings.

1.said that Dora's dream was broken, and Nobita studied hard from then on to fix him.

2.What Dora Aemon is a garbage product, to go back to the future to be disposed of by scrap.

It is recommended that the landlord go to Dora Aemon to see, there should be this kind of comprehensive post.

The genuine Doraemon has no ending, because Fujiko Fujio didn't draw an ending to the story until he died.

There will never be an end! I never want an ending!

Probably not, because in China, it seems that only Tiao Ming is working on that Doraemon's original, as if she is too busy, and besides, how can it be the finale of that episode, we can only hope that a second Jo Ming will appear.

Nobita woke up and found himself lying in the hospital, he was already very old, he couldn't do anything, he was the same as when he was a child, what a robot cat, and he married Xiaojing, it was all a dream.

It is said that because this ending is too pessimistic, Japan will not let it go, and since it is a dream, let him keep doing it.

The ending of Doraemon. I cried when I saw it.

Doraemon marries Big Bear, and Shizuka falls in love with Fat Tiger.

In fact, it was all a dream of the big bear.

The author is dead, do you say there is an ending?

"Doraemon" doesn't have a real ending, and the one you're talking about is a fanwork.

It seems that I heard that Nobita is mentally ill, and all the things are the things that Nobita fantasizes about, and there is no Dora Aemon at all

In fact, Fujiko has personally drawn the following three endings of Doraemon, which are basically Doraemon's return to the future. The details are as follows: Orthodox Ending (1).

The 1971 version caused modern people to come to modern sightseeing, causing trouble to modern people, so the future ** law prohibits time travel, so Doraemon had to go back. This ending is ** in the fourth grade of elementary school (March issue of Showa 46). In Japan, the X grade of elementary (middle) school is a magazine for students in that grade, with beautiful comics, work toys, and a review of the content of the student's class for the month.

Japan is starting in April.,After reading the fourth grade of elementary school in the March issue.,It's going to look at the fifth grade of elementary school in the April issue.,And at that time, the fifth grade of primary school didn't have **Little Doraemon.,So this article is a farewell to the fourth grade of elementary school students.。 Orthodox ending (2).

In the 1972 version, Nobita's grandson (the person who sent Doraemon to Nobita's side) felt that if Doraemon had been by Nobita's side, Nobita would become a useless person who depended on others for everything, so he wanted Doraemon to return to the future. Doraemon couldn't say anything, so Doraemon pretended to be sick, but seeing Nobita's sincere worried expression, Doraemon told Nobita the reason why he really wanted to go back to the future, and Nobita said that he thought the same way, so he asked Doraemon to return to the future with confidence. Since then, Nobita has worked hard, and Doraemon uses Time TV every day to watch Nobita's efforts, and Doraemon is relieved.

In Showa 47, Fujiko drew the ending for the same reason as the first ending, and it became the script for the final episode of Doraemon, which was screened on Nippon television Showa 48. Orthodox ending (3).

The 1974 version of "Goodbye, Doraemon" was written in the third grade of elementary school (March Showa 49 issue). Due to the popularity of Doraemon on Japanese TV at the time, and Fujiko herself had other new ** in the X grade of elementary school, so he planned to end Doraemon. But later, due to Fujiko's own love for Doraemon, she drew "Doraemon Returns" in the April issue of the fourth grade of elementary school that year.

There are two endings in the anime, one is that Nobita wakes up and finds that everything is a dream, but he is locked up in a mental hospital, and due to the bad influence, he was replaced with a second ending, Doraemon returned to the future, and left Nobita with a box with a lie potion in it before leaving, and finally Nobita opened the box by himself, and summoned Doraemon to the present, which is very touching.

Doraemon has no ending, see it for details.

1, Doraemon This anime has also been ** for so long, and it has not ended yet, in fact, there is a reason why this anime has not ended so far, because the timeline of this anime is an infinite loop timeline. It's the same as being trapped in a specific space-time and doing something in an infinite loop. We all know that Doraemon was actually given to him by Nobita's grandson Shixiu, and it was because he disliked him that he had lived too miserably in this life, so he wanted the robot cat to help him.

2. "Doraemon" believes that the code pickpockets have accompanied the childhood of many friends, and it has been favored since it entered China, not only has unanimous praise among children, but also many adults who have changed it never get tired of it. I believe that many friends are very envious of Nobita for having an almighty robot cat, the blue fat man, the blue fat man can be said to be anything, he has a very magical treasure bag, and he can be said to have the whole world with him.

There are three endings to Doraemon. These three endings are inseparable from one theme, that is, Doraemon and Nobita are separated. As for why Nobita has autism, became a vegetative person, and Doraemon ran out of battery, these are all fake.

The first ending of "Doraemon" (1971) is the excessive use of time machines by humans in the future to travel through time, resulting in the chaos of time, so ** ordered to prohibit the use of time travel, and Doraemon was also forcibly retracted. The second ending of "Doraemon" (1972) is Nobita's talk about the future grandson Shixiu who is worried that Nobita is too dependent on Doraemon, so he forcibly brings Doraemon back. And after Nobita left Doraemon, although he was a little reluctant, he still lived bravely by himself.

And these two endings are actually just a short farewell, not a real ending. The third ending is the ending that Fujio stamps and recognizes. Because at that time, the sales of "Doraemon" were actually very bleak, which also made Fujio lose the motivation to create, so he thought about ending the creation of "Doraemon".

The third ending is still Nobita and Doraemon separated. But what is more mysterious is that because Fujio is still reluctant to "Doraemon", he restarted this anime. The title is "Doraemon is back".