Is there a finale to Doraemon? Does Doraemon have an ending?

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Before his death, the author drew a total of 50 episodes of short comics.

Until the last ** did not leave any ending.

Doraemon itself is a collection of short stories, and there can't be anything that exists only for long stories"Ending"

The author stated this during his lifetime, and it was not set up for this story in the first place"Ending"

Since the start of the animation, except for the staff change in 2005, the animation company has never stopped, and after the author's death, it was transferred to the assistant group.

New TV anime and theatrical versions are still being produced every year.

Unless you're not doing it properly.,Please support Doraemon in the future for the new film The original is official:

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Theatrical Official:

That video doesn't know you're ** mistaken.

Doraemon is back"Just movies"Nobita's South China Sea adventure"'s sub-film.

The content is purely adapted from the short story of the sixth episode of the single book, why did it become the ending?

No, the author said before his death that he would not set an ending for Doraemon.

The one you're talking about isn't the ending, it's the content of the fourth volume of the manga, and the author drew 50 volumes before his death, so I still need to say the ending.

There is a legendary finale, in fact, I don't know if it's true or not.

It doesn't need an ending.

This kind of anime doesn't really care about the finale. What matters is what it contains in each episode. /

Yes, the ending is that Nobita is paranoid, and everything is that he sleeps and is crazy--

Yes, there are 7 endings. There are 3 types of genuine copies and 4 types of pirated copies.

The genuine version has three endings, 1Showa 46 edition.

In the Showa 46 (1971) edition, because people in the future went to modern sightseeing, which caused the trouble of modern people, the future ** legislation prohibits time travel, so Doraemon must go back.

2.Showa 47 edition.

Showa 47 (1972) edition, Seshu thinks that if Doraemon has been by Nobita's side, Nobita will achieve nothing because he depends on others for everything, Doraemon manga version (20 photos).

So Doraemon goes back to the future. So Doraemon pretended to be sick, but then Nobita was very worried, and 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 let Doraemon go back to the future. Since then, Doraemon has used Time TV every day to watch Nobita's efforts to improve.

Doraemon was screened on Nippon TV Showa 48 (1973) based on this script, and the last episode of Doraemon was screened.

3.Showa 49 edition.

Drawn in the March issue of Showa 49 (1974), Doraemon will have to go back to the future one day, and after Nobita defeats the fat tiger on his own, Doraemon will go back with peace of mind. At that time, because it was not popular, Fujiko originally wanted to end it. But out of Doraemon's love, he drew "Doraemon Returns" in the next issue, the content of Nobita was deceived by the fat tiger on April 1, and he decided to drink the "Lie 800" potion left by Doraemon, because Nobita said:

Doraemon won't come back" is finally reunited with Doraemon. "Goodbye, Doraemon" is included in volume 6 of the single book, and "Doraemon Returns" is included in volume 7 of the single book, which is essentially just a bridge in the story, far from the ending. In addition, this plot was adapted into the 1998 theatrical version of Nobita's South China Sea Adventure, and Doraemon returned, but due to the misplanting or misappropriation of the film, it was also mistaken for a regular ending, ignoring the TV anime version that still continues to be broadcast.

The rest of the endings are all spread on the Internet.

There is also an ending that is the author's original manuscript, that is, that is, a very tragic ending, which was not drawn.

But the author also said that Doraemon has no real ending.

The finale is "Doraemon, a dream that Big Bear has had for 8 years."

Genuine ending one.

Because people in the future came to modern sightseeing, causing trouble to modern people, so in the future** enacted a law to prohibit time travel, so Doraemon had to go back.

This ending was published in the March issue of "Fourth Grade Elementary School" Showa 46 (1971).

Genuine ending two.

Nobita's grandson thinks that if Doraemon is always by Nobita's side, Nobita will become a person who depends on others for everything, so he wants Doraemon to return to the future. 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 to make progress, and Doraemon uses Time TV every day to watch Nobita's efforts.

This ending was published in the March issue of "Fourth Grade Elementary School" Showa 47 (1972).

Genuine ending three.

Doraemon decided to return to the future, but he was afraid that Nobita would be bullied and no one would take care of him, Nobita saw Doraemon's worried look, and secretly decided to take good care of himself, even if he fought with others, he had to grit his teeth and defeat the other party, and not rely on Doraemon's magic weapon to win everything, so that Doraemon could return to the future with peace of mind.

This ending is included in the sixth volume of the Firefly Comics edition. The title "Goodbye! Tinker Bell. This article is well-known and very touching. March issue of Showa 49 (1974).

Explanation Japan is the beginning of school in April, and after reading the "Fourth Grade of Primary School" in March, it is necessary to look at the fifth grade of elementary school in the April issue, and there was no **Tinker Bell in the fifth grade of primary school at that time, so this article is a farewell to the fourth grade of primary school. The following year (Showa 47), Ending 2 was drawn for the same reason, and this ending also became the script for the final episode of Tinker Bell shown on Nippon TV Showa 48. The third finale, "Goodbye!

Tinker Bell" appeared in the March issue of "Third Grade of Elementary School" in Showa 49, at that time, due to the unpopularity of Tinker Bell on Japanese TV, and Fujiko's own new ** in the X grade of elementary school, he really planned to finish Tinker Bell, but later because of his own love for Tinker Bell, he drew "Tinker Bell's Return" in the April issue of "Fourth Grade Elementary School" that year

Note: Unfortunately, the first two endings are not included in the single book.

Usually the Doraemon ran out of power, and Nobita lost his support, but overnight he seemed to grow up, and since then he has been angry and strong, and then he married Jingyi, and invented the power supply that Doraemon needs, so that he woke up.

In fact, the ending has already come out, but we can't watch it, because the ending is too outrageous.

There are many people who can't accept it and go to jump off the building, so the ending won't be broadcast!

That ending is: all the memories of Nobita and Doraemon are just the dreams of Nobita when he turned into a vegetative state, Doraemon.

This robot cat simply doesn't exist!

Nobita married Shizuka and made a lot of money by opening a company The robot cat has endless dorayaki

This is the end! Nobita was beaten into a vegetative state, and Doraemon didn't exist

The manga tells the story of a cat-type robot from the 22nd century - Doraemon, entrusted by the owner Nobi Seshu, back to the 20th century, with the help of various future props taken out of the four-dimensional pocket, to help Seshu's great-grandfather, Nobita Nobi, an elementary school student, solve various difficult problems around him, as well as the light-hearted, humorous, funny and touching stories that happened in life and with his friends.

Is there a possibility of a finale?