
Doraemon — Season 3
At Suneo’s house, amidst a collection of Pablo Picasso paintings acquired by his father, Nobita lingered before the most expensive piece. He noticed a striking resemblance between it and a drawing he had made some time before, prompting a s…

Witnessing the fierce argument between Nobita and Doraemon, Sewashi dispatches Dorami to offer assistance to Nobita, a decision that leaves Doraemon feeling somewhat excluded. This particular episode was later reimagined in 2005 as *Goodbye…





Following a misunderstanding of a scene depicting Shizuka and Dekisugi enacting Snow White's proposal, Nobita and Doraemon journey to the future to observe Nobita's wedding.

Yearning for a single day of magical transformation, Shizuka receives from Doraemon a collection of devices that grant her the ability to become a magical girl. Unfortunately, her adventures lead to a late return home and the frustrating pr…

While piloting a small aircraft, Nobita experiences a crash landing deep within the jungle. Concerned for his safety, Doraemon, Gian, Suneo, and Shizuka embark on a search. Their journey is fraught with obstacles, but ultimately, they succe…

Every morning, Nobita eagerly anticipated the news. Doraemon, understanding his desire, gifted him a peculiar device capable of printing newspapers tailored to any date. Initially, Nobita indulged in frivolous uses of the gadget, but ultima…


Doraemon presents Nobita with a God Robot, a device capable of granting any three desires. The pair then encounter Shizuka and, using the robot, assist her in realizing her heart's wish. This particular story was later reimagined as "God Ro…

Doraemon presented Nobita with a rocket straw, granting him the ability to soar through the air. With this invention, Nobita and his companions embarked on building a vessel – a spaceship constructed with the aid of these remarkable straws.…

When the money arrives, Nobita’s mother prepares a celebratory dinner for his father. However, he returns home late, having been persuaded to join his boss for an evening out. The following day brings a devastating discovery: his salary has…

Reluctant to face the school day, Nobita receives from Doraemon a cross-switch device, capable of swapping lives with others. He soon abuses this invention, repeatedly trading places with his classmates. This premise was later adapted as *T…

Following his disappointing test results, Nobita sought assistance from Doraemon. The robotic cat provided a ventriloquist doll, which Nobita employed to refine his speaking skills and persuade his mother. Subsequently, he utilized the doll…

With Doraemon's magical shoes, Nobita journeys between the realms of fairy tales. He later extends an invitation to Shizuka, hoping to share a story with her, and they enter the world of Cinderella. However, misfortune strikes when Shizuka …

Nobita longed for a steadfast companion, a protector who would remain devoted to him. Doraemon, with a flick of his gadget, presented him with Chukenper, a robotic dog capable of granting any desire. However, their newfound ability quickly …


Following his friends' enrollment, Nobita eagerly sought membership in a similar organization. However, his hopes were quickly dashed as he discovered it was a fraudulent scheme. He was soon threatened by menacing figures who proceeded to r…

Motoyama's refusal to return Suneo's binoculars prompted Doraemon to employ the Honesty Waves, compelling the boy to confess. However, the truth-revealing waves quickly spread throughout the town, unleashing a wave of unexpected chaos.


With Doraemon’s Obedience Cap in hand, Nobita stumbled upon a lion within the overgrown confines of an abandoned park. Eager to impress his companions, he attempted to train the majestic beast. However, his efforts backfired spectacularly, …

Nobita’s spirits droop after a scolding, so Doraemon offers him a gentle robot companion. However, the robot's constant leniency proves to be a source of unforeseen difficulties. Doraemon demonstrates the future this indulgence would create…

With his parents away for a wedding, Nobita found himself needing a bit of guidance. Doraemon, equally occupied with work, entrusted him with the Caring Rope. This remarkable device managed the household chores with ease, aided Nobita in se…

