Doraemon: I want to ask for help! Ask Doraemon finale in Chinese

This cat is so cute!

The ending seems to be a lot, and there are about 1 that Nobita is a psychopath, and there is no Doraemon at all, but Nobita's dream. 2, don't let time and space travel, so Doraemon had to go back. 3, Nobita's grandson was afraid that Doraemon would hurt him if he had been helping Nobita, so he asked Doraemon to go back.

4, Doraemon ran out of power, and Nobita worked hard to study and become a scientist to save Doraemon.

I don't know if you're talking about "Nobita and the Birth of Japan" (1989).

The theatrical version of this manga was made into a theatrical version in 1989, and I think it's quite good because it tells the story of Nobita and his entourage returning to the prehistoric society before the birth of Japan, helping people defeat the dark forces and establish the Japanese nation.

There is also Nobita's Dinosaur, which is quite a touching anime. tells the story of Nobita and his party returning to the Cretaceous to fight for the dinosaurs that Nobita accidentally adopted. This manga search painting was made into a copy of the drama pants in 1980, and in 2006, it was filmed again, namely "Nobita's Dinosaur 2006", the content is the same as Hu Xian, but I think the 2006 version is more touching and the picture quality is better.

The robot cat has a long story, and it's just a book with only one story, and you're talking about that.

Doraemon (Doraemon), Japanese search name: Doraemon in the famous Japanese manga story Doraemon is a cat-like robot from the future world, using his magical treasure bag and various wonderful props to help Nobita solve various difficulties in gripping the cavity. The story of Doraemon transports people into a wonderful, imaginative world.

As a result, it can serve as an evergreen image that accompanies generations of children and adolescents as they grow.

How many different props does Doraemon have in his pocket? Since the start of the Doraemon series**, more than 1,300 secret items have appeared in succession in the past 25 years!

Doraemon was originally created and published by two manga artists. They are Hiroshi Fujimoto and Suo Suo Yasuko. In 1969, Doraemon was first published as a full-length manga by Shogakukan, and since then, this cute robot cat has become more and more loved by the audience.

When the first Doraemon anime was broadcast in Japan in 1979, there was an instant boom in Doraemon throughout Japan, and despite a few years of depression in the early days (such as the sluggish popularity of the first version of the Phantom anime in 1973), it was an unprecedented success in Japan for decades. The first Doraemon film was released in 1980, and one film was released in Japan every spring except 2005.