About the touching Doraemon finale

There is an ending, called (Doraemon is back), I watched it at the time, and my tears flowed, and the plot was touching! Take a look.

Let's take this as the end! It's really touching, and although others say that there is no ending, this episode is indeed from the author! And I think it's good as the ending!

After the ending of Doraemon was broadcast, many people in Japan committed suicide by jumping off buildings. Then it was banned, and it never spread to China again. Doraemon's ending : Nobita is a psychopath, and Doraemon, just a dream that Nobita has had in a psychiatric hospital for eight years.

I'm sorry, but Doraemon doesn't have an ending. is still in the **, and the box office of the just-released theatrical version of "Nobita's Miracle Island" has "won 5 consecutive championships" in Japan

If you want to see a touching article, please watch "Goodbye, Doraemon".

Didn't Doraemon die in the end. Some people in Japan jumped off a building because of this.

Sweat. Doraemon really doesn't have an ending!

Goodbye, Doraemon is just a novella created for some reason, and didn't Doraemon come back in the end? So how can it be considered the end!

Nobita's Dinosaurs. I just feel that this is touching.

The finale did not, because Hiroshi Fujimoto, the author of Doraemon, died, when he was alive, he didn't draw the ending of Doraemon, so there was no ending.

The Doraemon cartoon is a childhood memory for many people, especially for the robot cat and the big bear in this cartoon, because the big bear has a robot cat, so he can realize his dream.

Doraemon's pocket is what everyone wants in reality, after all, this pocket can hold a lot of things, and it can even travel through time and space. And the relationship between Big Bear and Doraemon is also very deep.

Since Shizuka finally married Doraemon, Doraemon remained by Urusha's side until Urusa died. And the death of the author of this cartoon has left Doraemon without an ending, and this kind of cartoon without an ending has given many people room to imagine. However, although Fujimoto Hiroshi died, his animation was not completed, and someone still drew the follow-up to Doraemon, which can be regarded as a new one.

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.

The specific content is like this, Doraemon wants to go back to the 22nd century, Nobita in order to let Doraemon go back with confidence, so he defeated the fat tiger by his own strength, and after seeing Nobita who defeated the fat tiger, he returned to the 22nd century with confidence, and the defeated fat tiger will naturally play tricks on Nobita, at this time Nobita returned home and opened the drawer (the drawer at this time is no longer a time machine) and put a Doraemon shaped box in it, which contained the last prop "Lie 800" that Doraemon left for Nobita. In this way, he defeated Fat Tiger and Xiaofu with the lie "Lie 800".,Finally, I inadvertently said "Doraemon's never coming back" Lie 800 had an effect.,And that's how Doraemon came back in the end.。。。 That's the general plot.,Dear.,Let's go see it for yourself!

Doraemon has no ending, and those are fake.

Doraemon has no ending, stay in the heart. Just a dream.