Why Doraemon theatrical versions are always remakes

Actually, they don't want to remake, how to say it, after all, the original Mr. Fujiko has been dead for more than ten years, probably because the staff really can't think of any plot, or they respect Mr. Fujiko's posthumous work and don't dare to adapt his works casually, so it's all remakes. In short, there are almost no new stories now, and now I watch more Aemon than I amend, and I just relive the memories of my childhood when I watched the theatrical version.

I don't know what the audience likes to make a movie, and the audience pays too much attention to what is going to be filmed, maybe the person watching it is a person of the age With the different times, the views are different, but Doraemon is still the new one, I'm afraid that others will scold and tarnish the classics, so I can only shoot the old ones, but our most is nostalgia, so the old stories are not interesting Another important reason is the brain-dead of the movie! It seems that there is nothing more to make me say that the movie is okay now! ~~

The remake may be due to lack of creativity.

After all, Fujiko has been dead for more than ten years.

2008's Hulk is an original feature, but it is also an adaptation.

The 2010 Mermaid Sea Battle is also adapted from the short story "The City Becomes the Bottom of the Sea in the Dead of Night".

In short, there are hardly many new stories right now.

So now watching the Doraemon theatrical version is to see the effect......

1. Doraemon finale

1, the original 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).

2, 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 sincerely worried expression, Doraemon told Nobita the reason why he really wanted to go back to the future.

Nobita said that he thought the same way, so he asked Doraemon to return to the future with peace of mind. Since then, Nobita has worked hard to make progress, and Doraemon uses Time TV every day to watch Nobita's efforts.

3, 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, and finally let Doraemon return to the future with peace of mind.

2. Background of creation

1, "Doraemon Final Return" is the finale of the famous Japanese manga "Doraemon". But in addition to the renewal of the anime voice actors.、And the special reason of the magazine.,All that circulates on the Internet are fanworks.。

2. Later, before the author's death, he stated that "Doraemon" had no substantive ending, and the comic ended with his death**, and now the story of "Doraemon" is still continued in the form of animation, and this animated version is called "Doraemon New Fan" by mainland fans.

There are three versions.

Showa 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.

Showa 47 edition.

In the Showa 47 (1972) version, Seshu thought that if Doraemon had been by Nobita's side, Nobita would have achieved nothing because he depended on others for everything, so he wanted Doraemon to go 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.

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 to him 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 ending of the Showa 49 version was adapted into an anime version for the second time, and the animation company attached great importance to this ending, both times it was a special chapter:

The mountain version of Doraemon.

Paddy field version of Doraemon.

There are some subtle differences between the two versions. For example, on the night of the duel between Nobita and Fat Tiger, the mountain version has cherry blossoms falling, which is spring; The paddy field version is obviously snowing and is winter.

In addition to these three endings, the text version and the manga version of the endings circulating on the Internet are all made by the same people, and they are pseudo-endings. Among them, there are several versions that are the most widely circulated:

1, Doraemon no battery version. Nobita studied hard to resurrect Doraemon, and eventually became a doctor of mechanical engineering, and after decades, Doraemon finally woke up. Because this is a comic, there are a lot of people who have been deceived, but I think this pseudo-ending is also very touching.

According to the original book, Nobita grew up to be a hard-working civil servant of the Japanese Environment Agency, not a doctor. ）

2, Nanke Dream Version. This includes Nobita being an autistic child and a vegetative person, and all the stories are imagined in his head. Because it's too dark and too ruinous for childhood, I personally don't like the endings of these versions.

3. There is also a legendary Fujiko F Fujio text interview, I don't know the authenticity. To the effect that this story is actually a story similar to the Matrix, Nobita is actually a crippled child of the 22nd century, and all the stories are implanted in his mind by the future Japanese society. It is estimated that this interview is also fake.

。。。I can't find it at all, and I can't find it when I go to Japan to be lively, the ending is too sad and the broadcast is stopped.

Doraemon: Nobita's Antarctic Icy Adventure.

Doraemon: Nobita's Antarctic Icy Adventure is based on Japanese manga artist Fujiko F. Fujio.

The 37th installment in the series of animated films based on the manga "Doraemon" premiered in Japan on March 4, 2017 and in Chinese mainland on May 30, 2017.

In the film, Doraemon comes to Antarctica for the first time with a new image, but encounters a sudden crisis. How to distinguish the real from the fake Doraemon tests Nobita's friendship across time and space, and one of the strongest adventures in history is here.

Plot introduction: Nobita's group can't stand the scorching heat of midsummer, so they go to float in the South Pacific.

Huge icebergs. There, they used the ice carving team to build an amusement park, only to find a gold bracelet sealed in ice.

In order to find the owner of the gold bracelet, after some investigation, Doraemon and they found that the gold ring should have been buried by ice in the Antarctic 100,000 years ago.

So, they use Doraemon's time belt to travel back 100,000 years, where they meet Kara and Dr. Shiyakyi, young girls who travel through the universe to find the mystery of the bracelet in order to save their frozen planet.

Around the golden bracelet, Doraemon will face a great crisis of the freezing of the earth.

Extraction code: EW8V Doraemon Theaton Theatrical Edition tells the adventure story of Nobita who grows up by helping his companions overcome difficulties. In particular, Nobita and Fat Tiger give full play to the other side of their personalities that are usually hidden in the long series, which has become one of the main charms of this work.

Doraemon: Nobita's Undersea Ghost Rock is the fourth installment in a series of animated films based on the manga Doraemon created by Japanese manga artist Fujiko F. Fujio. The film tells the story of Nobita and others going on an expedition to the undersea seamount.

However, he accidentally discovers that the bottom of the sea is actually inhabited by humans, and decides to go to the Bermuda Sea of Atlantis to stop the plot story.