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Doraemon

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Doraemon	comment	Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Doraemon is one of the longest running anime series and the most successful work of Fujiko Fujio. The title character, Doraemon, is the quintessential example of the Robot Buddy: he is a robotic cat from the future sent back to help the socially inept Nobita Nobi through the use of futuristic technology (known as Dogu, Japanese for "tools", or gadget) produced from his Fourth Dimensional pocket. Typically, the devices are used to impress his love interest Shizuka Minamoto or humiliate the bullies Takeshi "Gian"note Referred as "Giant" in some translations Goda and Suneo Honekawa. Inevitably, there is some form of Phlebotinum Breakdown, and Nobita must sort through the root problem himself. The overused story arc is somewhat of an artifact of the series' origin during the 1970s, criticizing Japanese culture's increasing over-reliance on superfluous technology.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })The characters also go on epic adventures in Doraemon's Long Tales and the films based off of them. All of these stories ended up being so many in number, and just so dang popular, that Shogakugan had to make a magazine to give the manga a permanent place to stay— which ended up becoming kodomomuke manga haven CoroCoro Comic, with Doraemon himself serving as Series Mascot to this day.After a brief and unpopular animated series in 1973 by Nippon Television, Doraemon remained fairly exclusive in manga form until 1979 when a newly formed animation studio, Shin-Ei Animation (now owned by TV Asahi) produced an anime series of Doraemon. This series became incredibly popular, and ended with 1,787 episodes on March 25, 2005. Celebrating the anniversary of the franchise, a new Doraemon series began airing on TV Asahi on April 15, 2005 with new voice actors and staff, and updated character designs.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_3'); })Even though it's not really popular in the west, Doraemon is a very influential series in the east. For example, in 2002, Doraemon was featured along Aung San Suu Kyi and Hamid Karzai as one of the 22 heroes featured in a special edition of Time Magazine on Asian Heroes. In a truly surreal moment, Doraemon has been designated by the Real Life Prime Minister of Japan as the Ambassador between the cartoon world and Japan, with the ceremony including a to-scale model of Doraemon.In 2014, it was announced that Disney XD would air an English dub, made by Bang Zoom! Entertainment, of Doraemon five days a week as part of a block for elementary aged children. And thus, Doraemon made a premiere on American televisionnote His first appearance at all was a limited screening of Doraemon: Noby's Dinosaur 2006 after three decades of trying so. Despite achieving cult status, the dub's ratings massively declined and was put on indefinite hiatus after two seasons. Nevertheless, the American premiere of the franchise was a big deal in both Japan and the US - so much so that the edited American episodes were actually dubbed back into Japanese "as is" and aired on Japan's Disney Channel.For a list of Doraemon episodes, see its recap page here. For a list of movies and other adaptations, see its franchise page here.
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Doraemon / int_106f1a77	type	A Form You Are Comfortable With
Doraemon / int_106f1a77	comment	A Form You Are Comfortable With: Seed Sower from Nobita and the Spiral City explaining why he appears as a human to Nobita.
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Doraemon / int_116a941b	type	Applied Phlebotinum
Doraemon / int_116a941b	comment	Applied Phlebotinum: Doraemon's dimensional pocket full of "Dogu".
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Doraemon / int_127fc252	type	Creator Cameo
Doraemon / int_127fc252	comment	Creator Cameo: There are some appearances of Fujiko F. Fujio.
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Doraemon / int_129749df	type	All Men Are Perverts
Doraemon / int_129749df	comment	All Men Are Perverts: Anytime that Shizuka is shown in stripperiffic outfit, you can expect that the boys will be quite eager to see it. Yes, including Doraemon and Dekisugi.
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Doraemon / int_12c98b56	type	Shipshape Shipwreck
Doraemon / int_12c98b56	comment	Shipshape Shipwreck: In the very first episode of the 2005 series, "The Fishing Pond in My Studying Room", Doraemon and Nobita try to escape from a shark in the ocean and find a sunken ship to hide in. The wrecked ship is noticeably battered but is sitting perfectly upright.
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Doraemon / int_1420a9b8	type	Scenery Censor
Doraemon / int_1420a9b8	comment	Scenery Censor: In "Transformade", Noby transforms out of his alligator form after he realizes he may be taking his animal transformations a bit far. He then remembers his clothes came off when he transformed, and his body is covered by various nearby objects, such as the grass and a police car.
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Doraemon / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Doraemon / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: The 2005 anime has its moments. Best illustrated with "The Girl Who Loved Nobita", an at first simple story, but it's full of villains who sent Lulli to kill Nobita for indirectly foiling his ancestor's attempt to hack the military. When she overcome their control, they tried to bomb her along with Nobita, which caused her to sacrifice herself to put them down. Early The Doraemons spinoff manga is this, with more emphasis on action and life-threatening hijinks.
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Doraemon / int_14bfa98	type	Freeze-Frame Ending
Doraemon / int_14bfa98	comment	Freeze-Frame Ending: "Battle of the Dueling Nobys" ends with a freeze-frame of Doraemon and Noby.
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Doraemon / int_14ed6ab7	type	Does This Remind You of Anything?
Doraemon / int_14ed6ab7	comment	Does This Remind You of Anything?: This scene◊ in the 2005 episode: Reversal Arrow.
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Doraemon / int_15da4941	type	Badass Adorable
Doraemon / int_15da4941	comment	Badass Adorable: All of the Doraemons. But particularly Wangdora and Dora The Kid.
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Doraemon / int_16178c64	type	Gratuitous Spanish
Doraemon / int_16178c64	comment	Gratuitous Spanish: In the American English-dubbed episode "Rub-a-Dub-Dub, See the World from a Tub!", when Sue is sent to Spain in the Bathmobile, Noby says "Off to Spain!", and Doraemon replies with "Vaminos!" (Spanish for "Let's go!").
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Doraemon / int_17582ebe	type	Stock Femur Bone
Doraemon / int_17582ebe	comment	Stock Femur Bone: Nobita uses this kind of bone in "The Human Piggy Bank" in an attempt to get the Guard Dog Bank to give him his money. It doesn't work.
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Doraemon / int_18a84025	type	Only Six Faces
Doraemon / int_18a84025	comment	Only Six Faces: The kids and the adults can be seen as if they share a similar size, form of head, and even eyes. This is mostly noticeable when you look up at crossover pics from Fujiko F. Fujio's works, and then you look at the girls.
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Doraemon / int_18aff462	type	Artistic License â€“ Biology
Doraemon / int_18aff462	comment	Artistic License – Biology: Invoked in "Fossil Fools", which is about Noby and Doraemon making impossible fossils and pretending they really found them. Sewashi plans at the start of the series about changing Nobita's life and "Transportation Logic" clearly is not possible. To elaborate; by changing the past and having Nobita marries Shizuka, Sewashi will cease to exist due to the fact that the Sewashi who is Jaiko's great-grand son and the one who is Shizuka's great-grand son are not the same person due to genetic differences. Unless of course, Nobita never married Jaiko in the first place.
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Doraemon / int_1989b0c	type	Comic-Book Time
Doraemon / int_1989b0c	comment	Comic-Book Time: The series has outlived the creators, and yet poor Nobita is still in the fourth grade.note Interestingly, the 2005 anime have him and his friends in the fifth grade.
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Doraemon / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
Doraemon / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: In some anime episodes, there are characters from other Fujiko Fujio works as Perman and Esper Mami.
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Doraemon / int_1b89151e	type	Forgotten Phlebotinum
Doraemon / int_1b89151e	comment	Forgotten Phlebotinum: One of the most Egregious examples. There are several predicaments that Doraemon and co. face that one of his gadgets that have been mentioned in previous episodes could have easily get them out but for some reason Doraemon seems to have to use the gadget that was introduced in episode they were in. One the early gadgets of the week (chapter 54, "Lies Become Truths") was a beak-like toy which one could wear, and anything uttered while using it will be spontaneously proven as fact. Nobita lied that his father can shatter a huge rock with his bare hand, and then he can do it with ease. Quite frankly this should have make any other gadget Doraemon had introduced, or will ever introduce, completely and utterly obsolete. It was never mentioned again ever since. Particularly frustrating in Doraemon feature films and volume-length comics, which featured life-threatening situations.
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Doraemon / int_1bf94a24	type	The Movie
Doraemon / int_1bf94a24	comment	The Movie: It will have more than 30 movies in a year or two, but since the story doesn't have a real ending nor it has any development, plus what most of what the studio's doing nowadays is to remake em'all for new generation's kids. All Doraemon movies (except some short movies and spinoffs) are considered not the Non-Serial Movie.
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Doraemon / int_1c2be3d1	type	Everything's Better with Dinosaurs
Doraemon / int_1c2be3d1	comment	Everything's Better with Dinosaurs: Noby's Dinosaur is all about this.
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Doraemon / int_1c7555f1	type	The Virus
Doraemon / int_1c7555f1	comment	The Virus: The space alien in Nobita's Galactic Express wants to take over a human body.
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Doraemon / int_1c79ae8c	type	Those Two Guys
Doraemon / int_1c79ae8c	comment	Those Two Guys: Suneo and Gian.
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Doraemon / int_1cb68381	type	Pom-Pom Girl
Doraemon / int_1cb68381	comment	Pom-Pom Girl: Thanks to the Cheerleader Gloves, a gadget based on the general cheerleader's "pom-poms". It is used for force a person to cheering on an another person. Often used with Shizuka.
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Doraemon / int_1dfd19f9	type	PapaWolf
Doraemon / int_1dfd19f9	comment	Papa Wolf: Gian is very protective of his little sister. If you even think about messing up with Jaiko, you're dead. Doraemon is shown to be this to Nobita in early stories. However, as time went on, the robot got increasingly more annoyed with Nobita's tendency to depend too much on his tools. This results in him becoming more apathetic to Nobita and only helping him when it is really necessary. Nobita can act like this towards the young creatures he "adopts."
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Doraemon / int_1e9e1428	type	Custom Uniform of Sexy
Doraemon / int_1e9e1428	comment	Custom Uniform of Sexy: Whenever the main cast play dress up in a Sentai fashion, Shizuka will end up wearing a different outfit - often more revealing one.
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Doraemon / int_1eefabd2	type	Late for School
Doraemon / int_1eefabd2	comment	Late for School: Nobita, frequently. Some episodes have him finding a way to avert this with varying degrees of success.
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Doraemon / int_1f0f3d6f	type	Cute Kitten
Doraemon / int_1f0f3d6f	comment	Cute Kitten: He doesn't look much like one, but Doraemon is a robot cat. He had cat ears once upon a time, but they were chewed off by a mouse when he was sleeping. Poor guy is now terrified of them. His sister Doremi invokes this trope full force.
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Doraemon / int_1f37a427	type	Face on the Cover
Doraemon / int_1f37a427	comment	Face on the Cover: The cover for the first manga volume is Doraemon's face.
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Doraemon / int_1f3dcfdb	type	Short Film
Doraemon / int_1f3dcfdb	comment	Short Film: Several have been made. Some are crossovers.
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Doraemon / int_1fffccf7	type	No Plot? No Problem!
Doraemon / int_1fffccf7	comment	No Plot? No Problem!: The Janken video game doesn't really have a plot. It's just a game where you play Rock–Paper–Scissors with Doraemon.
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Doraemon / int_20b5cce7	type	"Do It Yourself" Theme Tune
Doraemon / int_20b5cce7	comment	"Do It Yourself" Theme Tune: The 2015 movie features a unique version of the theme song sung by the main characters of the series.
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Doraemon / int_212da439	type	I Heard That
Doraemon / int_212da439	comment	I Heard That: In "Action Quiz", Big G says that the Action Quizzer's problems are hard enough that only a really smart person would be able to answer them correctly. Noby comments he wanted to choose Ace as his helper because of this, and Big G yells "HEARD THAT!" and hits Noby.
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Doraemon / int_23473ae7	type	Adaptation Expansion
Doraemon / int_23473ae7	comment	Adaptation Expansion: The manga adaptation of the 2005 series movies tend to expand on the story in general. Showing more background stories or having some events played out differently compared to the movie it was based on.
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Doraemon / int_25447e30	type	"Mission: Impossible" Cable Drop
Doraemon / int_25447e30	comment	"Mission: Impossible" Cable Drop: In "Noby, the Great Illusionist", to retrieve his Beast Mask comic from Big G, Noby has Doraemon hold him by his cape when they use the Pass Loop on the roof of Big G's house so that he can dodge some bells attached to strings set up by Big G.
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Doraemon / int_25bc8511	type	Generation Xerox
Doraemon / int_25bc8511	comment	Generation Xerox: Every single one of Nobita's ancestors (including his father) is a loser with no backbone who is constantly bullied by Gians and Suneos. This gets swapped with Nobisuke (Nobita's son), though, as he is the one who bullies Gian and Suneo's sons. Also, it seems that they all have Nobi somewhere in their names.
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Doraemon / int_264b8f4c	type	Balloon Belly
Doraemon / int_264b8f4c	comment	Balloon Belly: In the reboot's take on the classic "Memory Bread" story, Nobi uses the Bread slices to copy the notes taken for homework. This backfires when he decides to have a snack in-between while studying with Shizuka, which makes him feel sick when he tries to eat another slice of Memory Bread. It doesn't help that Nobi's mom made a special dinner with a lot of shrimp, which Nobi eats anyway, and he ends up so stuffed that he's ready to explode.
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Doraemon / int_271ebd98	type	LEGO Body Parts
Doraemon / int_271ebd98	comment	LEGO Body Parts: Several gadgets have resulted in characters' heads being swapped with each other, such as the Switcherator from the episode "Invasion of the Body Swappers!".
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Doraemon / int_28a5213a	type	Small Name, Big Ego
Doraemon / int_28a5213a	comment	Small Name, Big Ego: Suneo fancies himself the most good-looking, intelligent and talented of the gang. Well, at least he's kind of right about the last two things, with only Shizuka who may be better (and who obviously looks better)...
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Doraemon / int_28c1d543	type	Defrosting Ice Queen
Doraemon / int_28c1d543	comment	Doramed fell in love with Queen Supika of the Kouzai Kingdom that results in a very sad scenario.
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Doraemon / int_2a090d00	type	LampshadeHanging
Doraemon / int_2a090d00	comment	In the manga, Nobita used the Anywhere Door to go to Shizuka's house and once again found her in the tub. Instead of Shizuka getting outraged as usual, Nobita got annoyed and lampshaded why Shizuka always has to take a bath all the time.
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Doraemon / int_2bd2b7b8	type	List Song
Doraemon / int_2bd2b7b8	comment	List Song: The song "The ABC’s of Class-F" includes a list of Fujiko Fujio characters and their abilities:
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Doraemon / int_2c1871ee	type	Shining City
Doraemon / int_2c1871ee	comment	Shining City: Doraemon portrays Tokyo and other metropolis in the world being this way in the future. Calculating from the age of the daddy Nobita, it should have been within the 2000s...
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Doraemon / int_2c385759	type	Massive Multiplayer Crossover
Doraemon / int_2c385759	comment	Massive Multiplayer Crossover: This commercial for Fujiko Fujio Land has characters from many Fujiko series, including Doraemon. Characters from numerous Fujiko Fujio works appear together in the Doraemon song "The ABC’s of Class-F".
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Doraemon / int_2c3ff5e8	type	Truncated Theme Tune
Doraemon / int_2c3ff5e8	comment	Truncated Theme Tune: The Brazilian Portuguese dub cuts the theme song down to 4 seconds.
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Doraemon / int_2cc5703c	type	Potty Emergency
Doraemon / int_2cc5703c	comment	Potty Emergency: This happens a lot to Nobita in the show. The episode "Malicious of the Demon" has this trope as a major plot point. In "Amaze-ing Maze" note Nobita's family is in a big maze?, Nobita has one. It is implied that he wet himself. In "The Flag of Prohibition", the titular flag is placed in the bathroom just as Nobita needs to pee.
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Doraemon / int_2d409194	type	Unsettling Gender-Reveal
Doraemon / int_2d409194	comment	Previously, Mii chan was a toy cat. Although mechanical at that, so not too much of an example if you think about it. Ended with the Unsettling Gender Reveal.
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Doraemon / int_2e6a41e0	type	Gratuitous English
Doraemon / int_2e6a41e0	comment	Gratuitous English: The Hindi dub uses little bits of English in many of its episode titles. The Japanese song "Happy ☆ Lucky Birthday!" has the English lyrics of "Happy Birthday to You".
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Doraemon / int_2ef005ab	type	Vocal Evolution
Doraemon / int_2ef005ab	comment	Vocal Evolution: In the sound department, the dubbing quality has improved a lot in the Malaysian version. Early dubs mute the background effects and music completely when the characters talk, presumably because they were unable to secure a minus-one version of the audio track to work with and didn't want to go the Voiceover Translation route back then. More recent dubs and redubs have the VAs record over a minus-one of the audio track and thus the BGM and sound effects doesn't fade out when the characters talk anymore.
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Doraemon / int_2f30a078	type	Binocular Shot
Doraemon / int_2f30a078	comment	Binocular Shot: In "Rub-a-Dub-Dub, See the World from a Tub!", Doraemon spots Sue in the Bathmobile while looking through binoculars, and a shot of her through the binoculars is shown.
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Doraemon / int_2f5b9954	type	Alphabetical Theme Naming
Doraemon / int_2f5b9954	comment	Alphabetical Theme Naming: You can tell if any characters is related to the main gang or not with Nobi-, Shizu-, Sune-, Jai- , and Deki-.
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Doraemon / int_30e222a1	type	Censor Steam
Doraemon / int_30e222a1	comment	Censor Steam: In a twist from the manga's Barbie Doll Anatomy subverting roots, recent episodes do this with Shizuka whenever she's taking a shower. This has not escaped the notice of the series' long time (40+ years) fans. In the Disney XD English dub, this is used in the episode "Transformade" (dub title) to cover up naked Noby (Nobita) so all nudity from the back, which was in the Japanese version is all gone, both in his own form and when he accidentally transforms into naked Sue (Shizuka-chan).
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Doraemon / int_3130e2c6	type	Uplifted Animal
Doraemon / int_3130e2c6	comment	In one episode, Doraemon helps Nobita secretly care for a box of puppies/kittens. After some failures to find adequate places for the pets, Doraemon and Nobita send them to the past where there are plenty of space, and no human or any other dangerous animal threatening them, so they can live on their own. To provide them source of food, Doraemon also leaves a food-producing machine to the pets and makes a dog slightly smarter to operate the machine by evolving it using the gadget Evolution-Degeneration Beam. Later, Doraemon and Nobita return to 1000 years after the time they put the abandoned pets in, only to find that the dogs and cats have become humanoid, gained the ability to talk, and built a sophisticated civilization with high technology, all due to Doraemon leaving the Evolution-Degeneration Beam in the past and the pets using it to perform a fast evolution on themselves. However, those dogs and cats have decided to leave the Earth to another planet because they've predicted that the Earth will be facing a world-wide disaster.
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Doraemon / int_31e2ad94	type	Kid Detective
Doraemon / int_31e2ad94	comment	Kid Detective: At least one episode has Nobita becoming Sherlock Nobita and using the Sherlock Holmes Kit to solve a mystery.
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Doraemon / int_3298415e	type	Magic from Technology
Doraemon / int_3298415e	comment	Magic from Technology: The Anywhere door, the What-if? Box, etc.
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Doraemon / int_32d3397	type	Waterfall Shower
Doraemon / int_32d3397	comment	Waterfall Shower: Shizuka take a a shower under a little waterfall in an episode where Nobita and his friends go on a desert island.
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Doraemon / int_34ae8c28	type	Rod-and-Reel Repurposed
Doraemon / int_34ae8c28	comment	Rod-and-Reel Repurposed: One episode has a random schoolboy admit he once used one to lift Shizuka's skirt.
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Doraemon / int_34bd7be2	type	Super Drowning Skills
Doraemon / int_34bd7be2	comment	Super Drowning Skills: Nobita can drown in puddles.
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Doraemon / int_356b1efb	type	Hammerspace
Doraemon / int_356b1efb	comment	Hammerspace: Doraemon's pocket holds a ludicrous amount of gadgets, several of which (such as the Anywhere Door) are much bigger than even Doraemon himself.
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Doraemon / int_35ae6a23	type	Lethal Chef
Doraemon / int_35ae6a23	comment	Lethal Chef: Gian's cooking is just as bad as his singing. Or may be worse. The most common result is food-poisoning. He even accidentally poisoned himself in one episode, much to the relief of his friends. Annie, the daughter of the sheriff of the planet where Dora the Kid protected is also one. In her case it's lethal Food Porn. Nobita himself as well, as illustrated in the "Home-Ec Apron" episode when he and Dekisugi compete in a fried-rice cook-off. Nobita had been using one of Doraemon's gadgets to make himself an ace at housework (including cooking), but the gadget short-circuits and Nobita's true culinary ineptitude is exposed. Nevertheless, Shizuka, realizing how hard Nobita worked on it, manages to get it all down.
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Doraemon / int_35b52c6f	type	Ad-Break Double-Take
Doraemon / int_35b52c6f	comment	Ad-Break Double-Take: There are two in the episode "Experimental Dream Schemes". The first is during Noby's pirate dream when Big G appears as a pirate to attack Noby's pirate ship, and the second is when Doraemon warns Noby that he's broken the Dreamplayer and can't wake up from his dream because of it.
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Doraemon / int_35c35a89	type	Dinosaurs Are Dragons
Doraemon / int_35c35a89	comment	Dinosaurs Are Dragons: Doraemon: Nobita and the Knights of Dinosaurs would become Doraemon: Nobita and the Dragon Knights if the Japanese title was to be translated directly.
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Doraemon / int_36754cc7	type	"Freaky Friday" Flip
Doraemon / int_36754cc7	comment	"Freaky Friday" Flip: Played out several times, usually with Nobita trading places with Shizuka. Needless to say, it turns out that Nobi is just as big a loser no matter whose body he's wearing. Worse still, Shizuka decides she actually likes being a boy and refuses to give Nobita his body back. She only relents around bathtime, when she suddenly realizes exactly what Nobi will see whenever "he" removes "her" clothing.
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Doraemon / int_37005c4a	type	I Am Not Weasel
Doraemon / int_37005c4a	comment	I Am Not Weasel: A running gag: when someone first meets Doraemon, they think he's a tanuki. This makes Doraemon really mad since he's a robotic cat without ears.
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Doraemon / int_37690091	type	Stable Time Loop
Doraemon / int_37690091	comment	Stable Time Loop: Doraemon is fond of this. Many times the titular character and Nobita time-travel to fix an event in the past, only to end up being responsible for whatever they are trying to fix in the first place.
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Doraemon / int_37a6a66a	type	Instrumental Theme Tune
Doraemon / int_37a6a66a	comment	Instrumental Theme Tune: The early episodes of the 2005 series use an instrumental version of "Doraemon no Uta" as the opening.
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Doraemon / int_389b0e	type	Title Theme Tune
Doraemon / int_389b0e	comment	Title Theme Tune: An an an, tottemo daisuki, Doraemon! ("Ah, ah, ah, I love you very much, Doraemon!")
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Doraemon / int_38b98a5e	type	Dancing Theme
Doraemon / int_38b98a5e	comment	Dancing Theme: One of the renditions of "Doraemon no Uta", the opening theme.
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Doraemon / int_3b99a9e0	type	Reality Warper
Doraemon / int_3b99a9e0	comment	Reality Warper: Doraemon, with his gadgets, can warp reality to it's full extent. Check out the "What If" phone booth. It's able to create a whole new world based on the wish.
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Doraemon / int_3bc88a7f	type	Foregone Conclusion
Doraemon / int_3bc88a7f	comment	Foregone Conclusion: Every single episode concerning Nobita and Dekisugi's rivalry will end up badly for the former.
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Doraemon / int_3c078184	type	Visible Invisibility
Doraemon / int_3c078184	comment	Visible Invisibility: In "Noby, the Great Illusionist", Noby uses his illusionist cape to make himself invisible so that he can sneak into Big G's room and retrieve his comic. While he is using the cape, he is still visible, but he is transparent.
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Doraemon / int_3c21649b	type	Chekhov's Time Travel
Doraemon / int_3c21649b	comment	Chekhov's Time Travel: Doraemon himself comes from the 22nd century with a time machine to help Nobita in his school days. At least in some episodes/chapters, Doraemon and/or Nobita has to solve the problem of the day by going to the past or future with said time machine.
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Doraemon / int_3dfd0c64	type	Solid Clouds
Doraemon / int_3dfd0c64	comment	Solid Clouds: The gadget "Compaction Cloud Gas" that transforms ordinary clouds into this.
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Doraemon / int_3eb0f889	type	PunBasedTitle
Doraemon / int_3eb0f889	comment	Pun-Based Title: "Fossil Fools" is a pun on "fossil fuels". It's about Doraemon and Noby fooling people with fake fossils.
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Doraemon / int_3f1aadeb	type	Strictly Formula
Doraemon / int_3f1aadeb	comment	Strictly Formula: 90% of the TV episodes involve Nobita suffering a predicament, begging Doraemon for a gadget, Nobita abusing said gadget/getting the gadget stolen by Gian and Suneo, then suffering the consequences. The fun is in seeing what the gadget is.
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Doraemon / int_3f45f1e6	type	Adaptational Heroism
Doraemon / int_3f45f1e6	comment	Adaptational Heroism: For the main five, where the "ass" part of Jerkass was removed and replaced with Jerk with a Heart of Gold, and that was at its worst.
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Doraemon / int_401a0226	type	Tyrannosaurus rex
Doraemon / int_401a0226	comment	Tyrannosaurus rex: Noby encounters one in Noby's Dinosaur.
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Doraemon / int_401d4116	type	Broken Aesop
Doraemon / int_401d4116	comment	Broken Aesop: The Woodcutter's Pond. The moral of the fable is that one should always be honest. A device that exploits this morality tale by allowing you to upgrade junk into good stuff by telling the truth...is about as far from honest as it gets.
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Doraemon / int_403ad150	type	The Bermuda Triangle
Doraemon / int_403ad150	comment	The Bermuda Triangle: In one Big Damn Movie, the heroes discover that the anomalies in this region are because of the Triangle being part of an ancient force-field, home to an AI gone insane.
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Doraemon / int_41aebb4a	type	Marilyn Maneuver
Doraemon / int_41aebb4a	comment	Marilyn Maneuver: Several times to Shizuka with natural wind or often caused by Doraemon's gadget.
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Doraemon / int_420a8323	type	Smart Ball
Doraemon / int_420a8323	comment	Smart Ball: In 'The Wild Pet House', Nobita has to spend some time away from his pet elephant Trunks because he has to do his homework. Noby usually struggles on his homework, but in this chapter, he does his homework at an uncharacteristically fast rate so he can get back to playing with Trunks. He even says that it's a miracle how quickly he finished.
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Doraemon / int_430e15e1	type	Stripperific
Doraemon / int_430e15e1	comment	Stripperific: In a story, Suneo designs a costume for Shizuka and comes up with this. Shizuka doesn't take it well.
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Doraemon / int_44f6517d	type	Beach Episode
Doraemon / int_44f6517d	comment	Beach Episode: Several. Some which Suneo doesn't invite Nobita or Doraemon (but they find a way to join anyway.) Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil itself is an undersea episode.
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Doraemon / int_47325888	type	Latex Perfection
Doraemon / int_47325888	comment	Latex Perfection: In "Noby, the Great Illusionist", Noby uses a Full-Body Disguise of Sneech's mother to retrieve his rare Cardosaurus card from Sneech, and later uses a similar disguise of Big G's sister to retrieve his Beast Mask comic from Big G. Both times, he uses latex masks of whoever he is disguised as that fit perfectly over his head.
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Doraemon / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Doraemon / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Nobita (defaults to selfish and lazy), Gian (defaults to mean and bullying) and Suneo (condescending and a liar) can definitely come across as jerks, but in the end they're still good-hearted kids who are capable of caring about others, which is much more profound in the movies.
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Doraemon / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Doraemon / int_47fea76b	comment	Doraemon is more of a Butt-Monkey in his earlier appearances. This is reflected on how he was drawn during the early days of the manga's run.
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Doraemon / int_4814d132	type	Big Fancy House
Doraemon / int_4814d132	comment	Big Fancy House: Suneo's house. He always brags about how large his house's yard is, so large that it has a pond. Nobita's house in "Deluxified", thanks to the gadget Deluxifier, it's so fancy that it's actually a Big Fancy Castle.
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Doraemon / int_482c31d4	type	No Hugging, No Kissing
Doraemon / int_482c31d4	comment	No Hugging, No Kissing: Averted, even if you cut out the comedic one there are still Theo kissing Kuku in Legend of Sun King and Nobita(as Antonius) kissing Cleopatra.
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Doraemon / int_485e1515	type	A Twinkle in the Sky
Doraemon / int_485e1515	comment	A Twinkle in the Sky: In "Machine Copy Machine", when Big G turns Doraemon into an airplane, the latter flies away and disappears with a twinkle. Later in the same episode, when Noby uses the Machine Copy Machine to turn into a rocket, he also disappears with a twinkle.
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Doraemon / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
Doraemon / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: One of Doraemon's gadget takes this to the extreme. It's literally just a board that you write someone's name on. Then you hang the board around your neck and anyone who sees it thinks you're the name you wrote. You can even write something generic like "servant" and have it work.
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Doraemon / int_49d59be9	type	SceneryPorn
Doraemon / int_49d59be9	comment	Scenery Porn: The TV series and the older movies (1980 to 2004) are not known for their good animations, (The 2004 movie but holy crap the newer movies (2006 onward) are just simply gorgeous.
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Doraemon / int_4ac8b81f	type	Humans Are the Real Monsters
Doraemon / int_4ac8b81f	comment	Humans Are the Real Monsters: Almost every civilization Nobita and his friends run across in the movies has some sort of grudge against humans. Usually paired with Green Aesop above.
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Doraemon / int_4b084bdd	type	Planimal
Doraemon / int_4b084bdd	comment	Planimal: The Skyhorse from the episode "The Skyhorse" is a cross between a horse and a bamboo plant.
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Doraemon / int_4b65d81d	type	Bully and Wimp Pairing
Doraemon / int_4b65d81d	comment	Bully and Wimp Pairing: Gian and Suneo could be considered this as they generally appear together.
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Doraemon / int_4b86a724	type	Getting Crap Past the Radar
Doraemon / int_4b86a724	comment	Getting Crap Past the Radar: As noted above under Censor Steam, the Disney XD broadcast dub managed to somehow get away with a naked Shizuka joke.
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Doraemon / int_4c5f0662	type	Girl Next Door
Doraemon / int_4c5f0662	comment	Girl Next Door: Shizuka, to all three boys — but especially to Nobita.
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Doraemon / int_4cfa1edc	type	Closet Sublet
Doraemon / int_4cfa1edc	comment	Closet Sublet: Doraemon sleeps in Nobita's closet.
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Doraemon / int_4d070ee3	type	Power Perversion Potential
Doraemon / int_4d070ee3	comment	Power Perversion Potential: There are several gadgets (dogu) with this potential (from stop time to turn invisible). The major example has a Running Gag involving an "Anywhere Door", which lets a person travel anywhere. There are many times Nobita, Doraemon, Gian or Suneo uses it to get to a random place, only to land themselves in Shizuka's bathroom. Some chapters have Doramen too negative-minded about Nobita using his gadget for perverted things like peek under Shizuka's skirt or while she bath. However Nobita has NO intention of doing it. One episode and chapter had the "XYZ Camera", an X-Ray camera. Guess what happens when a person's picture is taken with that camera? The movie "Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld" (both the original version and the remake) has a Running Gag with Nobita using magic power to lift something. But he ended up lifting Shizuka's skirt every times.
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Doraemon / int_4db42cf3	type	Male Frontal Nudity
Doraemon / int_4db42cf3	comment	Male Frontal Nudity: All three lead boys. It's natural for boys of their age though, and not sexualized in any way. In the 2005 remake, this is mostly averted, as any frontal nudity is always covered, either by a Scenery Censor or them covering up with anything they can find
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Doraemon / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
Doraemon / int_4e3d253b	comment	The two Downer Endings have been written into fanfiction here and here. At least the former is not as downing as the other, because Doraemon actually came back.
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Doraemon / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Doraemon / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early Installment Weirdness: In the first one year and six months of the 1979 series' broadcast, It was a 10 minutes daily anime series, airing one episode each day. (saved for Sunday) Until 1981 when it became a half-hour weekly anime, airing two episodes each week (with some weeks airing one episode as a two-parter) until the series ended. And the background of the title card was originally yellow before they changed it to a different color with Doraemon being animated. The early episodes of the 2005 series also bear resemblances to the 1979 series in term of character designs at times. Early on, Doraemon used to have the ability to turn invisible by pulling his tail. His tail later changes to function like a power switch after several gadgets that could turn the user invisible were introduced. If you watch the first episode of the 1979 anime, "Nobita's Dreams Town", you'll see a random, unnamed tall guy that was friends with Gian and Suneo, he never shown up again until the series' finale. He is however occasionally shows up in the manga along with a nameless fat guy to serve as random extras. Doraemon is more of a Butt-Monkey in his earlier appearances. This is reflected on how he was drawn during the early days of the manga's run. Nobita's voice sounded much more different in the early episodes of the 2005 anime than how it is now. It was higher pitched and leveled. His height also seemed shorter, where in later episodes, he's taller. He also didn't wear his usual yellow shirt. This also goes for characters who had slightly different designs, voices, and clothing.
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Doraemon / int_4f84cdef	type	SmugSnake
Doraemon / int_4f84cdef	comment	Smug Snake: Suneo, mostly played for laughs.
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Doraemon / int_4fbb259e	type	The Kiddie Ride
Doraemon / int_4fbb259e	comment	The Kiddie Ride: Unavoidable. All made by Namco Bandai under the Banpresto brand, there's a Doraemon time machine ride with an interactive screen and buttons (actually, there are two versions of the time machine ride- the one with the interactive screen mentioned, and a older, smaller version of the ride that lacks the screen), a Giant Doraemon that fits two kids and move in a spinning motion (also having an interactive screen and buttons), a Doraemon pirate ship (again, with an interactive screen and buttons), one with Doraemon sitting on a cloud with the rider, and a fire engine with Doraemon on it. Again, sadly, officially they're No Export for You and can only be found in Japan, although like other Japanese arcade machines they've been unofficially exported to other Asian countries via grey-market imports. Aside from that, however, there's also dozens of Chinese-made unlicensed knockoffs which are sadly, much more prevalent.
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Doraemon / int_4fff0dfe	type	Sarcasm-Blind
Doraemon / int_4fff0dfe	comment	Sarcasm-Blind: Nobita. One episode has Suneo sarcastically suggesting Nobita to swallow some of the dirt under Dekisugi's fingernails to get smarter, as Nobita once again gets another zero. Nobita actually asks Dekisugi for his fingernail dirt afterwards. Though it may be instead of being Sarcasm-Blind, Nobita feels there's hardly any way he can get smarter, he tries desperately with even the most improbable way, which ironically makes him look even stupider.
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Doraemon / int_500c55cf	type	Series Goal
Doraemon / int_500c55cf	comment	Series Goal: The entire goal of the series is to get Noby to grow up to live a happy life.
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Doraemon / int_50ed1af4	type	Our Demons Are Different
Doraemon / int_50ed1af4	comment	Our Demons Are Different: Even demons are real in the Alternate Universe, they are in fact aliens living in a nightmarish planets surrounded by black flame attempting to invade Earth hundreds years ago. Bizarre Alien Biology is in full effect that their leader is much larger in size and has his heart detached from his body.
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Doraemon / int_51041191	type	Umbrella of Togetherness
Doraemon / int_51041191	comment	Umbrella of Togetherness: Nobita and Shizuka share an umbrella once. There is also a gadget that invoke this trope; when a guest enter under the umbrella he become very affectionate to the user.
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Doraemon / int_51300dbf	type	FatBastard
Doraemon / int_51300dbf	comment	Fat Bastard: Gian, who else? He does get some Character Development over the series' run, however, turning into a big guy with a temper, especially in the movies. In some episodes, Bochako counts too.
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Doraemon / int_52092250	type	Challenging the Bully
Doraemon / int_52092250	comment	Challenging the Bully: In one chapter, Doraemon has to go back to the 22nd century because his duty has been "fulfilled" (i.e making Nobita happy), but he's reluctant because he comes to care about Nobita too much. Nobita tries to prove that he doesn't need Doraemon anymore, one of the methods being challenging the local bully, Gian. While Nobita is badly beaten, he keeps coming after Gian, who ended up getting scared of him because he just won't back down. This at least convices Doraemon to go back "home".
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Doraemon / int_52748705	type	Bamboo Technology
Doraemon / int_52748705	comment	Bamboo Technology: A name-only example. The iconic take-copter literally means a "bamboo helicopter". However, it was named as such only because its namesake is from a Japanese toy under the same name. Which is a small bamboo stick with propeller blades and if you spin it in you hands, it will fly for a short while. This gadget on the other hand, is not made from bamboo whatsoever. Completely averted in the English dub where this gadget's name is shortened to "Hopter". Somehow implied in the episode where Nobita and Doraemon visit a planet which is basically a Bizarro World. Not only that Doraemon of that planet is a Gender Flipped version, the gadgets she pulls out look like they have been around for a really long time. This suggests Doraemon of this world may come from the past, instead of future.
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Doraemon / int_53136954	type	Book Dumb
Doraemon / int_53136954	comment	Book Dumb: Nobita gets bad grades but can be pretty smart at times, just look at the creative ways he uses Doraemon's gadgets!
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Doraemon / int_53211774	type	Multi-Part Episode
Doraemon / int_53211774	comment	Multi-Part Episode: Several episodes are this.
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Doraemon / int_54d6f53f	type	Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory
Doraemon / int_54d6f53f	comment	Ripple Effect-Proof Memory: Averted. Everyone, not just Nobita and Doraemon who has any relation to the Time Travel will remember the events, although this rarely happened or even mentioned. The most notable and recurring example is Nobita's grandmother who remembered everything about Nobita's multiple visits to the past.
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Doraemon / int_557838d1	type	Adaptational Attractiveness
Doraemon / int_557838d1	comment	Adaptational Attractiveness: One of the 2005 anime's notable features. Example is that Nobita starts off as plain (when he compared himself to Dekisugi). In 2005? He's revealed to have◊ quite nice eyes under that glass. Shizuka starts off as kinda cute in the original series, but later becomes much prettier (even more so in the 2005 anime). To make his Chick Magnet status more justified, Dekisugi is more handsome in the 2005 anime (he has a better haircut) compared to his character design in the 1979 anime where he was just as plain-looking as Nobita. The remake episode of the Lying Mirror makes this more pronounced. Noramyako, Doraemon's former girlfriend used to look like this in the original◊ and in the remake she now look like this◊ and also become Ascended Extra andd Took a Level in Kindness too.
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Doraemon / int_55d40fce	type	Three Wishes
Doraemon / int_55d40fce	comment	Three Wishes: The Hermit Bot in the episode "A Good Deed in a Weary World" gives three wishes to anyone who is kind to it and takes care of it.
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Doraemon / int_5625538f	type	Stupidity-Inducing Attack
Doraemon / int_5625538f	comment	Stupidity-Inducing Attack: The Time-Dumb, a timed explosive gadget that when detonated, creates a pink gas that causes any victims to act like utter fools for a couple seconds.
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Doraemon / int_56b53152	type	Green Aesop
Doraemon / int_56b53152	comment	Green Aesop: Used frequently in the movies. In most stories, and especially in movies, humans destroying the environment won't result in a disaster on its own; that would take too long. Chances are, alien civilization will plot to intervene and destroy humans first to prevent said environmental disaster from happening.
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Doraemon / int_57650eae	type	Time Is Dangerous
Doraemon / int_57650eae	comment	Time Is Dangerous: Time Travel is achieved by going through a tunnel-like space on your Time Machine. Should one get knocked out of the machine and into the tunnel, one will be stranded in time. The problem is, Doraemon's time machine is basically just some futuristic devices bolted to a tatami, so the risk of being thrown overboard is always there. Dorami's is safe, because it's a flower-shaped capsule. Have we mentioned that some bad guys have their own time machine, so you can have a chase in time while you chase in time?
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Doraemon / int_58d24389	type	Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs
Doraemon / int_58d24389	comment	Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs: In the episode "Escape from Score Zero", to teach Noby a lesson after he tries to time-travel to the future to take a sneak peek at his friends' finished school tests so that he'll know all the questions and answers, future Noby brings out the Fists of Force boxing gloves and delivers a rapid succession of punches to his present-day self.
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Doraemon / int_5923e9d1	type	Snot Bubble
Doraemon / int_5923e9d1	comment	Snot Bubble: Common occurrence with Nobita.
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Doraemon / int_599f943f	type	Karma Houdini Warranty
Doraemon / int_599f943f	comment	Karma Houdini Warranty: Mrs. Goda is pretty much humanized of this trope for Gian.
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Doraemon / int_5a1819b7	type	PantyShot
Doraemon / int_5a1819b7	comment	Panty Shot: Shizuka provide many of these in the original series and some movies. Averted in the 2005 remake that tone down the fanservice. An episode has also Nobita stop this event thanks to "Incident Bomb", a gadget that predict future disaster and give to user the possibility to stop them (in this case, Shizuka's panty exposed because of the wind). The Disney XD dub actually retains this in one episode, but at the same time directs attention away from it by having Sue (Shizuka) utter a long, disgusting burp in the same scene (when she would presumably have been shrieking in the original Japanese).
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Doraemon / int_5b0a14b1	type	Thinly-Veiled Dub Country Change
Doraemon / int_5b0a14b1	comment	Thinly-Veiled Dub Country Change: Being a kids' series, many foreign dubs of Doraemon attempt to relocate the series to the dub's country of origin, despite none of the very Japanese background imagery being changed. Variation: a common thing that happens with European Portuguese dubs of anime is changing the currency used to a local currency, while still keeping it set in Japan. So people will refer to cents instead of yen, despite the coins and bills appearing clearly being yen coins and bills. Doraemon is one of the earliest examples. The English dub changes the setting to America, changing yen notes to dollar bills such as the above example, although they don't change things like kneeling on the floor to eat.
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Doraemon / int_5b607875	type	Inconsistent Dub
Doraemon / int_5b607875	comment	Inconsistent Dub: The English comic and show aren't consistent with each other's titles. An example would be 'Big G's Special Stew' in the comic and "Big G: Master Chef" in the show.
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Doraemon / int_5beef860	type	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?
Doraemon / int_5beef860	comment	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Doraemon, despite being a robotic cat, is scared to death of mice ever since a robotic mouse bit his ears off (by mistake) and caused him to turn blue prior to the series. Dorami, Doraemon's little sister, is afraid of cockroaches.
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Doraemon / int_5e01640d	type	X-Ray Sparks
Doraemon / int_5e01640d	comment	X-Ray Sparks: In "Action Quiz", the Action Quizzer electrocutes Noby and Big G each time they get one of its questions wrong. There are two instances where Noby and Big G's skeletons are visible as they are being electrocuted.
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Doraemon / int_5ea9e6f3	type	Edutainment Game
Doraemon / int_5ea9e6f3	comment	Edutainment Game: Several for the Game Boy Color, and several for the Sega Pico and Advanced Pico Beena.
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Doraemon / int_5ed3ace2	type	Batman Can Breathe in Space
Doraemon / int_5ed3ace2	comment	Batman Can Breathe in Space: Doraemon has multiple gadgets that allows one to breathe in space without a suit.
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Doraemon / int_5f9fbd83	type	Not Allowed to Grow Up
Doraemon / int_5f9fbd83	comment	Not Allowed to Grow Up: All the main cast (despite some episodes show them grown-up in the future).
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Doraemon / int_60f37373	type	Attack Reflector
Doraemon / int_60f37373	comment	Attack Reflector: In the episode "The Human Piggy Bank", when Nobita wants to get his money out of the Hypnotizing Bank, which hypnotizes anyone who comes near it, he uses a mirror to make it hypnotize itself.
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Doraemon / int_6159beb1	type	It Tastes Like Feet
Doraemon / int_6159beb1	comment	It Tastes Like Feet: In the American English version of "Big G: Master Chef", Sneech mentions that Big G's food tastes like feet as he is eating it.
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Doraemon / int_616f634b	type	Ventriloquism
Doraemon / int_616f634b	comment	Ventriloquism: Inverted with the "Ventriloquism Doll" gadget. It will talk like the user and trick the listener(s)'s into believing what the doll said. However, should the gadget be stopped, the listener will immediately come back to sense.
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Doraemon / int_62c556bf	type	X-Ray Vision
Doraemon / int_62c556bf	comment	X-Ray Vision: Some Doraemon's gadget have this functionality. For example, the "Xyz Light Camera" can be used to see the contents of objects, similarly to an x-ray.
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Doraemon / int_6400a34	type	Arm Cannon
Doraemon / int_6400a34	comment	Arm Cannon: One of Doraemon's gadgets is an arm cannon that can shoot blasts of air to blow people away. He uses the arm cannon in "My Best Friend Doraemon" to blow Big G out of the way while he is under the control of Sneech, who is using the Buddy Beacon to make him his best friend.
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Doraemon / int_64070096	type	Cowardly Lion
Doraemon / int_64070096	comment	Cowardly Lion: Despite being generally considered a coward among his friends, Nobita is shown to be quite brave in dangerous situations, mostly in the movies. The Dirty Coward role is given to Suneo instead. Fridge Brilliance when you realize that his star sign is Leo.
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Doraemon / int_647fab91	type	Title: The Adaptation
Doraemon / int_647fab91	comment	Title: The Adaptation: All movies are titled Doraemon, later Doraemon the Movie, followed by a subtitle. Which also have to have the word Nobita in it. (Stand By Me Doraemon being the sole exception)
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Doraemon / int_64f3ea6e	type	Disneyfication
Doraemon / int_64f3ea6e	comment	Disneyfication: The whole Doraemon series mellowed down most of the fairy tales and famous stories they adapted, most notably in "Doraemon: Nobita's Mermaid Legend" movie. The plot was closer to the source than the Disney movie, but in the end, Sophia and the entire mermaid tribe live happily ever after anyway.
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Doraemon / int_650a309b	type	Forgot About His Powers
Doraemon / int_650a309b	comment	Forgot About His Powers: The movies will always have a big war towards the end. And yet despite the overabundance of useful gadgets, Doraemon only remembers the rather weak Air Cannon. Cue a Curb-Stomp Battle delivered by the enemies until the protagonists have to rely on Deus ex Machina or Heroic Sacrifice. Often, though, the trope is subverted because Doraemon usually has his gadgets in repair of out of power (makes sense due to the sheer number [over 4 digit] of them). He's only got multiple versions of the most common (and likely cheapest) gadgets in hand for most of the time. (Even the iconic takecopters are often lacking in battery power.)
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Doraemon / int_66dfe36a	type	Missing Mom
Doraemon / int_66dfe36a	comment	Missing Mom: In the 1973 anime. Gian's mom is dead even though in the manga and the later anime series, his mom is still alive.
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Doraemon / int_66f69cd4	type	Invisibility Cloak
Doraemon / int_66f69cd4	comment	Invisibility Cloak: Some of Doraemon's gadgets are capable of invisibility. Fujiko F. Fujio was mindful of why true invisibility and vision didn't mix, and so the ones that can be applied to humans mostly work on perception filters. For example, the 'Blind Spot Star', which makes the image of the one who wears it always fall on the others' blind spot, and the 'Pebble Cap', which makes the one who wears it as unnoticable as a pebble at the side of the road.
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Doraemon / int_678b0fa9	type	Fair-Weather Friend
Doraemon / int_678b0fa9	comment	Deconstructed in one episode when a gadget makes Nobita even fatter than Gian and he believes to be now strong enough to defeat him. Suneo thought so too and this made him quickly switch to Nobita's side and encourage him to beat up Gian. Except that in his case it didn't work. Despite his weight, he was still the same weak Nobita and got his ass kicked.
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Doraemon / int_68069489	type	Nipple and Dimed
Doraemon / int_68069489	comment	Nipple and Dimed: A couple of episodes in the 80's series show Shizuka taking a bath naked with no use of Barbie Doll Anatomy. There's absolutely nothing else sexual about the scenes (starting with the fact that Shizuka is an elementary schooler), but regardless, the remake series added in Censor Steam.
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Doraemon / int_68a77024	type	Untranslated Title
Doraemon / int_68a77024	comment	Untranslated Title: Doraemon: Noby vs. the Mecha Army is titled Doraemon: Nobita Tetsujinheiden in the Speedy Video dub, which is roughly its title in Japanese.
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Doraemon / int_69285c21	type	Embarrassing Damp Sheets
Doraemon / int_69285c21	comment	Embarrassing Damp Sheets: In "The Insect of Ignorance", Nobita reads Suneo's diary and finds out that he is a bedwetter.
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Doraemon / int_6acb79b2	type	Episode Title Card
Doraemon / int_6acb79b2	comment	Episode Title Card: The 1973 anime have Doraemon holding the title card. While both the 1979 anime and the 2005 anime have a few variations over the years.
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Doraemon / int_6b27162d	type	The Remake
Doraemon / int_6b27162d	comment	The Remake: Starting with 2006 movie "Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosuar 2006" which is a remake of the first movie. After that, several movies were given the remake treatments.
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Doraemon / int_6b35bdff	type	Serious Business
Doraemon / int_6b35bdff	comment	Serious Business: Parodied in a chapter when Nobita changed reality so that string figures became the Serious Business of the world. There are even world wide tournaments on who can make the the best string figures, which is more popular than any sport. Of course, since Doraemon has no fingers, he doesn't enjoy it.
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Doraemon / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Doraemon / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: Nobita's name means "to grow up and be strong". His chinese name uses the kanji for "big hero" Shizuka's name mean "quiet, silent". Her parents want to grow up and be a kind and caring girl. Gian's name come from "Giant", he's the largest of the main cast. His real name "Takeshi" means "warrior". Suneo's name contains the kanji of "lord". His chinese name uses the kanji for "little lord". Dekisugi's name means "overachiever". His English name is Ace Goody. Wangdora's name contains the kanji for "king". He's The Ace of Doraemons.
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Doraemon / int_6bf81a2e	type	Useless Superpowers
Doraemon / int_6bf81a2e	comment	Useless Superpowers: Not really useless, but not really useful in the setting. Even though he's bad at almost everything, Nobita is really talented at shooting and playing string figures. He sometimes says that he's supposed to be born in the old west. There is even an episode where he was stuck in the old west, and became a sherrif's deputy. The talent is obviously more useful in the movies.
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Doraemon / int_6d2afccf	type	Audible Gleam
Doraemon / int_6d2afccf	comment	Audible Gleam: In "Experimental Dream Schemes", at the beginning of Noby's "Chase the Sun" dream, when Sue, Big G, and Sneech find Noby, his mouth twinkles and has an audible gleam.
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Doraemon / int_6dbf7c8d	type	April Fools' Plot
Doraemon / int_6dbf7c8d	comment	April Fools' Plot: An April Fool's plot beginning when Nobita uses the excuse of April's Fools to avoid getting beaten up by Giant for tricking him. Giant then asks if he's sure it's April 1st, causing Nobita to doubt if it's actually April 2nd, so Giant gets the right to beat him up. When all said and done, Giant revealed that it's REALLY April 1st so he gets away for bluffing Nobita about the date. Another episode started with Gian, Suneo and Shizuka playing April Fool's jokes on Nobita. One of the jokes include his house is on fire, so he has the right to be panic being the paranoid kid he is. Enraged by his friends fooling him, Nobita pleads to Doraemon for a device that makes its user able to make all April Fool's joke become reality. And since this is Nobita we're talking about, he's going to abuse it for his own good. The plot point of the Retcon used by the manga (first story in Volume 7) and the second part of the two-parter anime special to bring Doraemon back. After getting tricked by Gian and Suneo that Doraemon has returned (and a couple more pranks) due to it being the said date, Nobita remembers that Doraemon has left behind a special box that would grant him one more gadget that should only be used in case of an emergency. The box grants him a potion that would make anything he says become a lie. He quickly uses it to unleash revenge on Gian and Suneo, but then on the way home, muses about the prank Gian and Suneo pulled on him and how Doraemon would never return. Naturally, Doraemon returns at the end of the chapter/anime.
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Doraemon / int_6dcfd275	type	Theme Tune Extended
Doraemon / int_6dcfd275	comment	Theme Tune Extended: The various theme songs have gotten extended versions on CDs with additional verses.
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Doraemon / int_6eb04f1	type	"Everybody Laughs" Ending
Doraemon / int_6eb04f1	comment	Everybody Laughs Ending: Several episodes, usually at the expense of one (or more) character. If it's not Nobita, it will be Gian or Suneo or both of them.
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Doraemon / int_6ec4232f	type	Casting Gag
Doraemon / int_6ec4232f	comment	Casting Gag: Be it a coincidence or not, Masako Nozawa (who was the second voice of Doraemon in the 1973 anime) got casted as a young version of Nobita's dad in the 2012 movie, Doraemon: Nobita and the Island of Miracle ~Animal Adventure~.
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Doraemon / int_6f33059b	type	Iconic Outfit
Doraemon / int_6f33059b	comment	Iconic Outfit: A yellow shirt and black shorts for Nobita, a pink dress for Shizuka, and an orange shirt with the letter "G" on it for Giant. As a whole, the series typically averts the Limited Wardrobe trope though (without going into Unlimited Wardrobe territory).
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Doraemon / int_6fb7cf97	type	Bigger Stick
Doraemon / int_6fb7cf97	comment	Bigger Stick: Doraemon's not terribly powerful on his own, but his gadgets grant him various powers up to Reality Warper levels. His losses are often due to his opponent neutralizing his gadgets in some way. For example, in Nobita and the Birth of Japan as Doraemon fought the Big Bad:
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Doraemon / int_6fd83482	type	Ocular Gushers
Doraemon / int_6fd83482	comment	Ocular Gushers: Nobita's kind of a crybaby, so when he sheds tears, they result in this trope.
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Doraemon / int_70518904	type	Human Cannonball
Doraemon / int_70518904	comment	Human Cannonball: One gadget, the Youzooka, is a big gun that can be used to shoot people into the air.
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Doraemon / int_70ff7d2c	type	Fleeting Demographic
Doraemon / int_70ff7d2c	comment	Fleeting Demographic: Young children, though adults can still get a good laugh out of it.
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Doraemon / int_71abd546	type	Excited Show Title!
Doraemon / int_71abd546	comment	Excited Show Title!: In the Hindi dub, every single episode title ends with an exclamation mark.
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Doraemon / int_71d97c2b	type	Saint-Bernard Rescue
Doraemon / int_71d97c2b	comment	Saint-Bernard Rescue: A strange case where it can be Justified happens in one of the movies. In that movie, Nobita and co time-travelled to the pre-historic era to stop a time-criminal who have established a personality cult of cavemen, and his temple is in a snowy mountain. A blizzard descended upon them and they fainted one by one (what where they thinking?). However, Nobita is rescued by a mammoth that dispenses a strange liquid that resuscitates him, via its flail, in the spirit of St. Bernard dogs. Later, it turns out that that mammoth is actually Time Police robot in disguise, who has been tailing the fellowship to find out the criminal's hideout.
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Doraemon / int_7241785e	type	You Can't Fight Fate
Doraemon / int_7241785e	comment	You Can't Fight Fate: There is an extremely depressing explanation about why Nobita is so afraid of Giant and Suneo. An episode traces this back to kindergarten times, when Nobita was first bullied by Gian and Suneo. His fearfulness was born and stuck at that moment because he failed to fight them. In order to eliminate this mentality, Nobita returned to the past and managed to bully them back. However, while he bullied them, he was watched by little Shizuka, the girl he liked since he was a kid and his future bride, and as a result he earned her hatred. In the end Nobita has to choose: be immune from Giant and Suneo's bullying, or earn Shizuka's forgiveness? He chooses Shizuka's forgiveness, and that restores his fearfulness of Giant and Suneo for life.
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Doraemon / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
Doraemon / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: Many characters hold it, in order to make the repetitive plotlines work. Nobita is the biggest offender, combined with endless Aesop Amnesia. In every episode, he makes the same mistakes that always end up blowing up in his face, over and over again. Gian and Suneo are a close second. Every time Nobita shows a surprising talent/ability/power that he didn't have before, they are shocked. This, despite that fact that they know everything about Doraemon's reality-warping gadgets and they also know Nobita uses these gadgets all the time. Yet Nobita manages to fool them for a good part of the episode and only towards the end, they come to realize that maybe this has something to do with Doraemon's gadgets.
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Doraemon / int_735e71c2	type	Recursive Canon
Doraemon / int_735e71c2	comment	Recursive Canon: In the museum, Doraemon reads his own book◊.
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Doraemon / int_737a65f4	type	The Watson
Doraemon / int_737a65f4	comment	The Watson: In The Doraemons Special series, Nobita's personality can almost be entirely summed up to be this.
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Doraemon / int_7431b974	type	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show
Doraemon / int_7431b974	comment	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: Most of the main villains of the movies are shown to be outright malicious and evil, to the point where they try to kill the main cast as means of eliminating those who oppose them. Keep in mind the main cast mostly consists of children.
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Doraemon / int_7580e1bb	type	Straw Loser
Doraemon / int_7580e1bb	comment	Straw Loser: There's an episode when Nobita has a new classmate who is even more inept and hopeless than him (worse at both academics and sports). Nobita, usually the worst at everything, starts hanging out with him just to make himself look better in comparison.
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Doraemon / int_7593bcd5	type	Full-Body Disguise
Doraemon / int_7593bcd5	comment	Full-Body Disguise: In "Noby, the Great Illusionist", Noby uses a full-body disguise of Sneech's mom to retrieve his rare Cardosaur trading card from Sneech. He does the same thing to retrieve his Beast Mask comic from Big G by disguising himself as Big G's sister, but Big G doesn't fall for it and Noby runs away in panic.
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Doraemon / int_75f626a5	type	Nostalgia Filter
Doraemon / int_75f626a5	comment	Nostalgia Filter: Considering Nobita has a time machine in his desk, this gets occasionally brought up. Once, he reminisced on how much he missed the fun childhood playtimes with his now deceased grandmother, and traveled back in time to see her again. Turns out he was quite a brat as a kid and frequently threw tantrums at the poor lady.
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Doraemon / int_7603b45b	type	Furo Scene
Doraemon / int_7603b45b	comment	Furo Scene: Shizuka spend much of her free time bathing. And almost every time she gets in the bath, Nobita (sometimes Doraemon, Gian or Suneo) ends up accidentally walking in thanks to Doraemon's gadgets.
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Doraemon / int_78c895c8	type	Amusing Injuries
Doraemon / int_78c895c8	comment	The manga often shows how bad Nobita is after being maimed, usually by Gian. The anime often tones down this. Both often played for Amusing Injuries except for that Series Fauxnale.
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Doraemon / int_78cdd5f6	type	"Fantastic Voyage" Plot
Doraemon / int_78cdd5f6	comment	"Fantastic Voyage" Plot: An episode features the title character and Nobita going inside Shizuka's body to retrieve a diamond she accidentally swallowed.
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Doraemon / int_792b66e2	type	Periphery Demographic
Doraemon / int_792b66e2	comment	Periphery Demographic: In "Defender of Justice: Masked Me!", Noby is a fan of the superhero Masked Me, despite being too old for it. invoked
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Doraemon / int_79503ae9	type	Stout Strength
Doraemon / int_79503ae9	comment	Stout Strength: Played straight with Gian. Being fat also makes him the strongest. Deconstructed in one episode when a gadget makes Nobita even fatter than Gian and he believes to be now strong enough to defeat him. Suneo thought so too and this made him quickly switch to Nobita's side and encourage him to beat up Gian. Except that in his case it didn't work. Despite his weight, he was still the same weak Nobita and got his ass kicked.
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Doraemon / int_79da445d	type	Oblivious Adoption
Doraemon / int_79da445d	comment	Oblivious Adoption: Inverted. In "Noby's Birthday", Noby thinks he's adopted and that Tammy and Toby just found him. It's obvious that Tammy and Toby are his true parents, but Noby doesn't believe this due to how his parents treat him. In the end, he realizes that Tammy and Toby are his true parents.
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Doraemon / int_7a614b0c	type	San Dimas Time
Doraemon / int_7a614b0c	comment	San Dimas Time: while never explicitly mentioned, some of the episodes with Time Travelling tend to use this which often leads to some Fridge Logic moments.
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Doraemon / int_7aa858c1	type	Consummate Liar
Doraemon / int_7aa858c1	comment	Consummate Liar: Lying is second nature to Suneo. He literally cannot go a day without lying about something, which bites him in the ass when he was given a device that makes all his lies true.
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Doraemon / int_7b20b8d2	type	Alternative Foreign Theme Song
Doraemon / int_7b20b8d2	comment	Alternative Foreign Theme Song: The English dub uses a different intro from the Japanese version in which Doraemon explains the premise of the show. The Italian dub has two entirely unique theme songs. The first theme song was made in the 80s, the second comes with the redub made in early 2000s, it's the one most people are familiar with and it stills airs on television these days (for both original series and remake).
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Doraemon / int_7b7d3b91	type	Twinkle Smile
Doraemon / int_7b7d3b91	comment	Twinkle Smile: In "Experimental Dream Schemes", at the beginning of Noby's "Chase the Sun" dream, when Sue, Big G, and Sneech find Noby, he smiles and his teeth twinkle, complete with an Audible Gleam.
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Doraemon / int_7c8981df	type	Portal Door
Doraemon / int_7c8981df	comment	Portal Door: The "Anywhere Door" which when walked through brings you to any location you tell it, as long as you made sure you worded your request carefully.
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Doraemon / int_7cd98af5	type	Potty Failure
Doraemon / int_7cd98af5	comment	Potty Failure: Like the above trope, this often happens on the show to Nobita. Gian wets himself after hearing about his friend's secret in "The Insect of Ignorance". In the episode "The Grass Of Forgetfulness", Suneo wets himself at the park. The Disney XD dub, rather than excising scenes of such, altered the context. The puddle that resulted from Nobita wetting himself in one episode was rewritten as him spilling a cup of tea, and in the "voodoo doll" episode when Suneo and Gian are beset with "continuous potty failure" as a result of Nobita holding their voodoo dolls under a running faucet, the scene was altered to make it appear as though the boys were being soaked from above.
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Doraemon / int_7d49d74a	type	Cultural Translation
Doraemon / int_7d49d74a	comment	Cultural Translation: The English dub of the 2005 series replaced most of the Japanese cultural icons and items with objects that were familiar to American young viewers. For example, yen notes were replaced with dollar bills, chopsticks with forks, and Japanese text with English text, and Doraemon's Trademark Favorite Food, dorayaki, were referred to as "yummy buns."note Oddly enough, the actual dub's first episode and the website bring up the name actually being dorayaki (note that Doraemon-licensed dorayaki was produced in North America during the Disney XD run), but default to calling them yummy buns otherwise. These edits, though they were condemned by many purists, were somewhat justifiable, since many American elementary school children were unlikely to be familiar with some of the Japanese cultural items (such as a dorayaki). The setting was changed to America as well. It should be noted that these Americanizations were insisted upon by TV Asahi, who wanted to increase the franchise's chances of success in America. The Korean and Vietnamese versions are this as well. The Latino Spanish dub of the anime calls dorayaki "galletas" (the Spanish word for "cookies"). In an early Thai release of Doraemon, Dorayaki is referred as "Fried Flour". This get reverted back to Dorayaki in the later release.note Still refer as such in many of the education books staring the character, however. Several (probably bootleg) Chinese translations go as far as localizing Nobita's home country as Taiwan (without changing any of the aerial shots that clearly show them living in Japan). The only thing done in the Tagalized dub of the 70's series is dorayaki being referred to as hopia (There are some hopia that resemble dorayaki), and at one episode, the Tokyo Tower being referred as the broadcast tower of GMA-7! (To be fair, it was a shout out to the said channel airing the 70's series in the Philippines, and never mentioned again afterwards.)
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Doraemon / int_7d5324cf	type	The Federation
Doraemon / int_7d5324cf	comment	The Federation: The Space/Time Patrol Squad. The Space division generally concerns itself with intergalactic matters in its relative present, while the Time division acts as Time Police.
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Doraemon / int_7d7a7d0f	type	Opening Narration
Doraemon / int_7d7a7d0f	comment	Opening Narration: The Disney XD opening has Doraemon explain that he helps Noby with his gadgets, but something always goes wrong.
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Doraemon / int_7ea2a915	type	Animation Bump
Doraemon / int_7ea2a915	comment	Animation Bump: Many late 1979 anime episodes saw a huge bump in animations after switching to digital animation in the early 2000s. The episode 490 of the 2005 anime ("The Old Man and the Elephant" in particular) also saw a nice increase in animation quality. Along with updated art direction that start with this episode.
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Doraemon / int_7eccbb3d	type	Shower Scene
Doraemon / int_7eccbb3d	comment	Shower Scene: As a running gag, poor Shizuka never gets to finish a bath or shower, and takes them all the time. Literally so, as she's tried in other time periods, just to be interrupted by Nobita, Doraemon, Gian and Suneo.
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Doraemon / int_7ef728b1	type	Tsundere
Doraemon / int_7ef728b1	comment	Tsundere: Amusingly enough, Shizuka is actually type B as she is seen jealous of Nobita with other girls from time to time. Dorami is also type B whose Tsun side is only shown to her boyfriend, Dora the Kid.
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Doraemon / int_7f152e56	type	Our Mermaids Are Different
Doraemon / int_7f152e56	comment	Our Mermaids Are Different: Sophia and the whole mermaid and merman tribe from the 2010 movie, "Doraemon: Nobita's Mermaid Legend".
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Doraemon / int_7fbb2a3	type	NiceJobBreakingItHero
Doraemon / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!: The show have a lot of examples throughout the run.
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Doraemon / int_7fe8b5b5	type	Time Machine
Doraemon / int_7fe8b5b5	comment	Time Machine: Doraemon has one that is located inside of Nobita's desk.
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Doraemon / int_80595ee2	type	Prince and Pauper
Doraemon / int_80595ee2	comment	Prince and Pauper: More like prince and commoner with Theo and Nobita.
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Doraemon / int_80c23bb9	type	Sorcerer's Apprentice Plot
Doraemon / int_80c23bb9	comment	"Sorcerer's Apprentice" Plot: Nearly every episode of the show involves Nobita (or occasionally one of the other main characters) doing this. It's usually averted in the movies.
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Doraemon / int_816a4e80	type	Star Wars (Franchise)
Doraemon / int_816a4e80	comment	Another medium-length story has Nobita and Doraemon fight the bad guys from Star Wars, including a Darth Vader parody. A good thing that those space races are much smaller than humans.
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Doraemon / int_81a1960f	type	Silence Is Golden
Doraemon / int_81a1960f	comment	Silence Is Golden: Some of the video games lack dialogue or even music.
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Doraemon / int_82af0940	type	Jacob Marley Warning
Doraemon / int_82af0940	comment	Jacob Marley Warning: It's Doraemon's raison d'etre to stop Nobita from becoming a Future Loser, but occasionally, Future Nobita himself appears to whip his younger self into studying diligently. These are some of the most unsettling episodes, since Future Nobita knows his past-self's tricks and possess Doraemon's future gadgets.
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Doraemon / int_8485d41a	type	Interspecies Romance
Doraemon / int_8485d41a	comment	Interspecies Romance: In the 25th movie Doraemon has his love interest Sharmee. Sure they're both cats, but let's not forget Doraemon is also a robot. So this is technically played straight. Doraemon has a neighbor cat named Michan as his girlfriend during the normal time. Previously, Mii chan was a toy cat. Although mechanical at that, so not too much of an example if you think about it. Ended with the Unsettling Gender Reveal. Also in The Doraemons Special series, in a few story arcs, being robot cats doesn't stop the Doraemons from getting human love interests. Examples are: Dorarinho had Uno during the Dinosauroid arc and in a limelight chapter of his, he had Izami who even turned out to be a guy no less. Doramed fell in love with Queen Supika of the Kouzai Kingdom that results in a very sad scenario. Also, Matadora had Iris during the Medusa arc and also Ship Tease with Carmen, his boss's daughter. Doranichov fell in love with an Ill Girl named Mari who wanted to watch milkyway as her last wish before she die, the Little Mermaid Princess which he chose to give her happy ever after with the prince, and his current girlfriend is Nina, a songstress.
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Doraemon / int_84eb31b4	type	Non-Serial Movie
Doraemon / int_84eb31b4	comment	Non-Serial Movie: All of them.
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Doraemon / int_85460422	type	Reaching Between the Lines
Doraemon / int_85460422	comment	Reaching Between the Lines: One of devices Doraemon pulls out is a tool that allows you to reach out over the phone. It lead to disastrous results, as you'd expect with Nobita accidentally ripping Shizuka's skirt from her. Twice!.
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Doraemon / int_86daf505	type	Parental Bonus
Doraemon / int_86daf505	comment	Parental Bonus: Let's just say that 40 years later, a lot of Japanese authors and artists have thought up more risqué uses for the tools in Doraemon or other similar gadgets. In fact, the Magical Girlfriend subgenre could have taken its roots from the idea of Doraemon, a non-human being with special powers suddenly showing up and shaking up some loser kid's life, and spinning it in a different light.
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Doraemon / int_86e2d67b	type	Compound-Interest Time Travel Gambit
Doraemon / int_86e2d67b	comment	Compound Interest Time Travel Gambit: Nobita has Doraemon do this in an attempt to get a better allowance; though he does earn a buttload of interest, the bills are in future currency, so it only nets him a modest increase when it gets exchanged for present day bills.
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Doraemon / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Doraemon / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: In "Sequence Spray", Noby uses the Sequence Spray on a photo of Sue and Ace. The resulting scene shown in the picture makes it look like they're about to kiss, until Noby uses the Sequence Spray again to reveal that Ace just noticed a leaf in Sue's hair.
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Doraemon / int_87ce0385	type	Series Mascot
Doraemon / int_87ce0385	comment	Series Mascot: Aside from an original dragon creature, Doraemon serves as the mascot for CoroCoro Comic.
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Doraemon / int_88359b23	type	Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy
Doraemon / int_88359b23	comment	Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: There is a gadget called "Boygirl" that cause this effect. It is a spray which have ability to make boys girlish and girls boyish.
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Doraemon / int_8a07e085	type	Denser and Wackier
Doraemon / int_8a07e085	comment	Later volumes of The Doraemons manga are also this and also Denser and Wackier compared to the earlier ones, focusing more on wacky future school hijinks instead of battle against sinister villains.
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Doraemon / int_8a295a46	type	Cool Car
Doraemon / int_8a295a46	comment	Cool Car: Suneo's cousin has one and thanks to Doraemon's gadget, Inanimate Object-Hypnotizing Megaphone, it becomes a garbage truck.
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Doraemon / int_8b85cd02	type	Hit Flash
Doraemon / int_8b85cd02	comment	Hit Flash: Two appear in "Action Quiz" both times Big G hits Noby.
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Doraemon / int_8cc2a6cf	type	Kissed Keepsake
Doraemon / int_8cc2a6cf	comment	Kissed Keepsake: In "The Connection Cap", Noby uses the Connection Cap to meet the celebrity actress Serra Ivy. She holds Noby's hands, and he is very flattered and exclaims that he'll never wash his hands again. Serra comments that doing that would be very unsanitary.
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Doraemon / int_8d23f3a7	type	Timey-Wimey Ball
Doraemon / int_8d23f3a7	comment	Timey-Wimey Ball: The way time travel works in this series is either Stable Time Loop or that time is mutable, depending on the story. Quite a number of stories have Nobita trying to avert something in the past or present, only to result in that event to happen in the first place. Other stories include time criminals who are trying to meddle with history to install himself as overlord of the world, or how an impending Robot War is averted by having a chat with the original creator, resulting in one robot character getting Ret Goned
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Doraemon / int_8dd4a996	type	Identical Grandson
Doraemon / int_8dd4a996	comment	Identical Grandson: Taken to ridiculous extremes. All of the main cast has almost-look-exactly-the-same parents, siblings, relatives, ancestors and descendants.
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Doraemon / int_8e20ae0d	type	Child Prodigy
Doraemon / int_8e20ae0d	comment	Child Prodigy: Nobita becomes one in the episode "The Life Do-Over Machine", where he uses the eponymous machine which allows him to do over his life while keeping the mind of his current self. As a result of this, he is able to write kanji and do multiplication at the age of four. This eventually backfires on him, though, as Doraemon points out that if he were to grow up like this he would actually be worse off than his normal self - since he's super smart, he starts to lose interest in actually doing his schoolwork, causing him to become much dumber than he had expected.
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Doraemon / int_906365a2	type	Demonic Possession
Doraemon / int_906365a2	comment	Demonic Possession: Happened to Suneo twice in two movies, first possessed by one of the Yadori Alien and latter by the Big Bad evil sorcerer Uranda. Also happened to Nobita once in the same movie. He, however, is prepared for it the second time and defeat the Yadori Emperor.
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Doraemon / int_90c75498	type	Cut-and-Paste Translation
Doraemon / int_90c75498	comment	Cut-and-Paste Translation: The English dub for Doraemon for the U.S. broadcast contains some elements of this. While most of the edits were more or less justifiable, some of the edits are rather erroneous due to strict U.S. broadcasting standards. A first-aid kit is replaced with a pizza,note The pizza edit seems weird out of context, but it makes more sense when seeing the content of the episode. In the episode, Noby gets turned into a vampire using one of the gadgets and the dub was edited so that Doraemon defeats him by eating garlic pizza and using his garlic breath against him, which is something vampires are weak against. It's also a nice call back to Nobita's first failed attempt to wipe Gian's memory due to the latter ate Garlic Gyoza and didn't brush his teeth before slept. It should be noted that the reason this scene was edited was actually because the bandages were in the shape of a cross, thus becoming a symbol that can be used against a vampire. Moral Guardians don't want to play around with religious stuff, so they replaced it with the garlic breath. Nobita's stream of tears being removed, some instances of sweet snacks being replaced with fruits, note Broadcasting standards nowadays encourage healthy eating in an attempt to dissuade childhood obesity, this is another reason that dorayaki are referred to as yummy buns. This editing isn't applied consistently though; "Battle of Dueling Nobys" and "Memory Bread" feature egregious examples of overeating, complete with Balloon Belly, that Standards and Practices didn't have any issue with and a doll replaced with a book, causing a rush to judgment among American otaku. It's worth noting that unlike the now-defunct 4Kids Entertainment, these edits are being done by the Japanese side of things, and the edits don't have a major impact on the story, so rest assured, they're trying their best to translate their baby to an American audience. The animation edits however are done in South Korea in order to keep costs down; The animation edits are done by Studio Mir (yes, that Studio Mir). Mir also did the edits for the Korean dub of Doraemon as well. Despite this, the English dub doesn't change certain Japanese names like Matsushiba, certain objects native to Japan or even censor guns. The introductory episode for the English dub was cut from a later episode in which Noby was having a flashback to when he first met Doraemon. But, again, this is justified since most American audiences aren't familiar with the premise of the show and the episode explains how Noby and Doraemon met. Surprisingly enough, season 2 kept in all of Shizuka's bath scenes and even aired an episode centered around it. Shizuka is given a bathing suit to compensate though. Shizuka's reactions to Noby and Doraemon seeing her in the bathtub were accordingly rewritten from her calling them both perverts to her attacking them because she's offended at their suggestion that she needs a bath.
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Doraemon / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
Doraemon / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: Pretty much every episode that Nobita misuses Doraemon's gadgets.
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Doraemon / int_9141fba3	type	Fountain of Youth
Doraemon / int_9141fba3	comment	Fountain of Youth: The Non-Serial Movie Nobita in the Wan-Nyan Spacetime Odyssey follows the story of Ichi, an anthropomorphic dog who travels across time to find his ex-owner, Nobita, but the unstable time tunnel causes him to warp into another place and ended up being turned back into an infant. This also happens later with Gian and Suneo, but only temporarily.
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Doraemon / int_914f06af	type	Cranial Eruption
Doraemon / int_914f06af	comment	Cranial Eruption: In "Action Quiz", both times Big G hits Noby, the latter gets a noticeable bump on his head.
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Doraemon / int_93ce6293	type	Phlebotinum Breakdown
Doraemon / int_93ce6293	comment	Phlebotinum Breakdown: Doraemon's gadgets always have some sort of weakness that causes them to never work as planned.
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Doraemon / int_93ed8515	type	Set Right What Once Went Wrong
Doraemon / int_93ed8515	comment	Set Right What Once Went Wrong: Doraemon's purpose for coming to the present time is to change Nobita's attitude, which will lead to the Bad Future mentioned above.
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Doraemon / int_93f976dd	type	Dream Episode
Doraemon / int_93f976dd	comment	Dream Episode: "Livin' the Dream" is about Doraemon using a dream director's chair to direct one of Sneech's dreams to Noby's liking.
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Doraemon / int_9437509e	type	TwoShorts
Doraemon / int_9437509e	comment	Two Shorts: Each episode of the American English dub comprises two 11-minute segments.
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Doraemon / int_94ce222f	type	Sobriquet Sex Switch
Doraemon / int_94ce222f	comment	Sobriquet Sex Switch: An episode has Nobita wish himself into a reality where he was a girl and everyone calls him "Nobiko".
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Doraemon / int_962e6260	type	You Are Grounded!
Doraemon / int_962e6260	comment	You Are Grounded: This happens to Nobita all the time in the American adaptation. He always gets grounded, unlike in the Japanese version where he gets sent out of the house by his mom (a typical Japanese household punishment used by parents). Doraemon is occasionally grounded along with him.
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Doraemon / int_966b4df0	type	Time Police
Doraemon / int_966b4df0	comment	Time Police: The Time Patrol, the setting's Time Police, often act as The Cavalry. With the cast's casual use of time travel, it wouldn't be surprising if The Time Patrol actually put the cast on close watch.
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Doraemon / int_97c8b5b0	type	Tyop on the Cover
Doraemon / int_97c8b5b0	comment	Tyop on the Cover: The Hindi episode "Everyone Are Jealous of Nobita!" has an error. It should be "Everyone Is Jealous of Nobita!"
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Doraemon / int_9838d681	type	DudeMagnet
Doraemon / int_9838d681	comment	Shizuka is the second best in this case: very smart too, a Dude Magnet and a very Nice Girl, very good at school, and a responsible daughter who is often implied to be good at cooking. But she lacks the numerous talents that Dekisugi has, sometimes struggles with The B Grade compared to Dekisugi's always perfect scores, and can't play the violin.
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Doraemon / int_98393faf	type	First Contact Faux Pas
Doraemon / int_98393faf	comment	First Contact Faux Pas: In one story where an alien scout ship was sent to earth, the (mini) ship comes across Nobita and Doraemon watching a kind of Super Sentai-like show where they beat up aliens and the aliens in the scout ship concludes that Humans Are Warriors who are too violent for further contact.
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Doraemon / int_9858c391	type	Chick Magnet
Doraemon / int_9858c391	comment	Chick Magnet: Doraemon who managed to capture many cats' hearts, Dekisugi, Nobita in the movie for Creme, Suneo during his (VERY) brief stint as a pop star (episode "The Rich Kid Mambo"), Miyoko and possibly Riruru. Doranichov and finally Wang Dora who tends to get beat up by Mimiko.
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Doraemon / int_98d866ab	type	Ageless Birthday Episode
Doraemon / int_98d866ab	comment	Ageless Birthday Episode: Sue's age is never given in "Worst Birthday Ever".
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Doraemon / int_98f2361a	type	FairyTaleMotifs
Doraemon / int_98f2361a	comment	Fairy Tale Motifs: All over the place, Most notably "Doraemon: Nobita's Mermaid Legend" follows the basic plot/theme of "The Little Mermaid" in Sophia's arc to a Happily Ever After.
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Doraemon / int_9b178667	type	Broke Episode
Doraemon / int_9b178667	comment	Broke Episode: One episode has Suneo's family gone completely broke on his birthday, as part of Suneo's birthday wish (after having his friends left his birthday party, thanks to Suneo being snooty), using What-If Phone Box. Even when he's poor, he's still a snob. Leading him to ask Doraemon to turn his life back to normal, due to his friends still despise him for being a snob.
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Doraemon / int_9b46635	type	Hypno Pendulum
Doraemon / int_9b46635	comment	Hypno Pendulum: One of Doraemon's gadgets, as shown in "Doraemon's Time Capsule", is a wand that acts as a hypnotic pendulum that can hypnotize even artificial intelligence such as robots.
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Doraemon / int_9c9e4682	type	Blush Sticker
Doraemon / int_9c9e4682	comment	Blush Sticker: The cloud creatures from the episode "My Own Golden Cloud" have permanent blush stickers.
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Doraemon / int_9d09bf1a	type	American Kirby Is Hardcore
Doraemon / int_9d09bf1a	comment	American Kirby Is Hardcore: The American dub of the 2005 anime is like this. The dub emphasizes more on the episodes that are action oriented and mostly lacks the episodes that focus on heartwarming relationships. Even the background music in the dub is much more upbeat and action oriented compared to the calm and lighthearted background music in the Japanese version. Not surprisingly, the season 2 promo heavily emphasizes on the action aspect of the dub.
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Doraemon / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Doraemon / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: These movies love to foreshadow scenes that are very important.
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Doraemon / int_9d15f525	type	Made of Evil
Doraemon / int_9d15f525	comment	Made of Evil: Angolmois from Doraemon: Nobita's Drifts in the Universe is suggested to be this, as he has powerful Psychic Power despite of being assembled with primitive components.
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Doraemon / int_9d1cc720	type	Barbie Doll Anatomy
Doraemon / int_9d1cc720	comment	Barbie Doll Anatomy: Averted quite a bit is in the original manga and 1979 anime from late 80s where Nobita's penis and Shizuka's nipples are seen countless times. It is, however, important to note that the manga is completely lacking in Fanservice outside of Parental Bonus — all nudity is Played for Laughs. Played straight in the 2005's anime remake when the censorship is stricter.
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Doraemon / int_9d6427ec	type	Time Travel
Doraemon / int_9d6427ec	comment	Time Travel: Happened quite a lot throughout the series.
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Doraemon / int_9d7fa1f7	type	Casual Time Travel
Doraemon / int_9d7fa1f7	comment	Casual Time Travel: Time travel is extremely commonplace in Doraemon's universe. Apparently everyone can afford a Time Machine in the future. As a result, many lunatics have the idea of using future tech to exploit and alter the past, which calls for the existence of Time Police.
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Doraemon / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Doraemon / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: 40 years of chapters leads to quite a few of these.
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Doraemon / int_9dbe8d64	type	Everyone Chasing You
Doraemon / int_9dbe8d64	comment	Everyone Chasing You: Happens often to Nobita due to misusing a gadget and an episode sometimes ends with this.
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Doraemon / int_9dd2cbc2	type	CloudCuckooLander
Doraemon / int_9dd2cbc2	comment	Cloud Cuckoo Lander: Nobita. He sincerely believes in outlandish things such as that the dinosaurs are still alive. Of course, he is right "every" time...somewhat.
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Doraemon / int_a0eeac39	type	Odd Name Out
Doraemon / int_a0eeac39	comment	Sewashi is the obvious exception, but the use of the theme may have died out by then considering that he's Nobita's great-great-grandson, and at some point they would've run out of suffixes.
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Doraemon / int_a129cb19	type	Rockâ€“Paperâ€“Scissors
Doraemon / int_a129cb19	comment	Rock–Paper–Scissors: One song is about rock–paper–scissors and the various moves that can be made.
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Doraemon / int_a1591cc3	type	Living Toys
Doraemon / int_a1591cc3	comment	Living Toys: A lot of Doraemon's gadgets can bring toys to life, in various ways. The most famous one is probably the wind-up key that serves as the focus for one movie, that permanently gives life to any object shaped like a living creature that has the key placed on its back and turned. The heroes use it to populate a planet with various adorable living dolls, but one monkey doll steals it and brings to life a biology lab skeleton, a "peeing boy" fountain, and a panda mascot. All three of them use their unique skills/appearances to help defeat the villains in the climax.
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Doraemon / int_a1a1491e	type	Homage
Doraemon / int_a1a1491e	comment	'Go! Go! Nobitaman' is a Homage to Superman, in which Nobita and co. fight off a powerful Crime Syndicate on another planet inhabited with Human Aliens with their newly gained Super Strength, Nigh-Invulnerability, and jumping ability that looks almost like Flight. These abilities emerge as the planet has much less gravity than Earth. Nobita even wears blue-and-red costume with a cape and a big 'N' on the chest and calls himself Nobitaman during the final fight.
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Doraemon / int_a4414a05	type	Adaptation Dye-Job
Doraemon / int_a4414a05	comment	Adaptation Dye-Job: In the 1979 anime series, Shizuka's hair color is brown rather than black. It was changed back to black in the 2005 anime series. Similarly, Gian's skin tone is the same as everyone else in the original manga while all the adaptations have him tanned.
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Doraemon / int_a58e5ad7	type	Naked People Are Funny
Doraemon / int_a58e5ad7	comment	Naked People Are Funny: All nudity of the boys and Shizuka's constant bath scenes... technically not Fanservice (most of time), instead they're Played for Laughs.
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Doraemon / int_a68421bb	type	Animated Adaptation
Doraemon / int_a68421bb	comment	Animated Adaptation: Three of them, in fact — one that is one of the longest running shows in history, and an immediate reboot after it ended that will probably go on to match it. And a 1973 anime that we don't talk about. And 30+ movies.
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Doraemon / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
Doraemon / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: One episode has Nobita using Microphone Interviewer Gadget to find out about a relationship between two actors which cause mayhem but ultimately brought the two of them closer and avoided a scold from Doraemon because of this. Most of the time Gian bullies Nobita and gets away with it. Even if Nobita temporarily gets back at him with Doraemon's gadgets, he (and Suneo) will still be back on top by the end of the episode. He also steals and breaks Suneo's toys and gets away with it because Suneo is terrified of him. Again in "Victory Cheerleader Pompom". Nobita uses the gadget on Tamako to avoid the scold from Nobisuke. The gadget allows the user to win anything with the cheer from the wearer that is female. Believe it or not... there is a item from the future that creates Karma Houdinis called "The Devil Passport". Nobita would do something horrible and if it flashes it to the nearest person he gets away with it. Subverted as eventually Nobita does feel guilt for all the bad things he got away with and the guilt makes him make amends for it.
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Doraemon / int_a713e674	type	Classical Anti-Hero
Doraemon / int_a713e674	comment	Classical Antihero: Nobita is a total loser, a crybaby, and a lazy bum who prefers using tools to cheat than trying to improve himself, but he is naturally a kid with a gentle heart who can be brave and reliable when he needs to.
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Doraemon / int_a73cfb7f	type	Animate Inanimate Object
Doraemon / int_a73cfb7f	comment	Animate Inanimate Object: A lot of chapters involve Doraemon giving life to inanimate objects, usually with the intention of it just being temporary.
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Doraemon / int_a7faec8e	type	Written Sound Effect
Doraemon / int_a7faec8e	comment	Written Sound Effect: There's a drink that makes your sound solid, turned it into letters. The size is according to how loud you speak it.
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Doraemon / int_ab1064b3	type	Modesty Towel
Doraemon / int_ab1064b3	comment	Modesty Towel: Shizuka sometimes after her usual bath. One occasion also has the towel fall down while she is on the phone with Nobita and Doraemon (that has added a video option to phone).
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Doraemon / int_ad641426	type	Trademark Favorite Food
Doraemon / int_ad641426	comment	Trademark Favorite Food: Doraemon's favorite food is dorayaki, while Dorami's favorite is melon pan.
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Doraemon / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Doraemon / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Doraemon and Suneo. Nobita has his moments.
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Doraemon / int_ae50d11c	type	Shrink Ray
Doraemon / int_ae50d11c	comment	Shrink Ray: One of the recurring gadgets in Doraemon is the "Small Light". A flashlight-like shrink ray which shrinks any object and person down. It does wear out eventually as seen in one movie, however. It also can be used to enlarging things back before the "Big Light" gadget, which does the opposite, appear in the series.
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Doraemon / int_b136ed26	type	Big Fancy Castle
Doraemon / int_b136ed26	comment	Nobita's house in "Deluxified", thanks to the gadget Deluxifier, it's so fancy that it's actually a Big Fancy Castle.
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Doraemon / int_b2279346	type	RetCon
Doraemon / int_b2279346	comment	The Fujiko duo did try to end the series when it appeared that the franchise was losing popularity in the early 70s, resulting in the final story in Volume 6 of the manga. When the franchise suddenly picked up in popularity again shortly after the release of the said volume, they were forced to Retcon that particular story in the first story of Volume 7 of the manga.
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Doraemon / int_b2280b66	type	Retcon
Doraemon / int_b2280b66	comment	Retcon: How the Fujiko duo made Doraemon come back in volume 7 of the manga: They revealed, via flashback, Doraemon giving Nobita a "desperation box" that will produce one and only one gadget that he will need at that time before he left. Nobita naturally gets a device that he would inevitably use to bring Doraemon back (albeit by mistake) at the end of the story.
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Doraemon / int_b2c508ed	type	Young Gun
Doraemon / int_b2c508ed	comment	Young Gun: Nobita whenever the cast travel to a Western-y age/planet/dimension/whatever. Boy might be a total loser in other aspects of life, but when the plot requires that someone be shot, he does the shooting competently.
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Doraemon / int_b32cf020	type	Cartoon Cheese
Doraemon / int_b32cf020	comment	Cartoon Cheese: The show has conveniently held this kind of cheese. This trope is international. This is most likely due to American (especially Disney) influence in early anime.
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Doraemon / int_b3842b85	type	Instant Bandages
Doraemon / int_b3842b85	comment	Instant Bandages: Several times. For example, in "The Action Planner", Doraemon suddenly gets bandages on his head after the Action Planner attacks him while trying to get him to stick to Noby's schedule.
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Doraemon / int_b3a0852b	type	Animation Age Ghetto
Doraemon / int_b3a0852b	comment	Animation Age Ghetto: In "Defender of Justice: Masked Me!", Noby is a fan of the superhero Masked Me, and Doraemon thinks that he's too old to watch kids' shows. invoked
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Doraemon / int_b434558	type	Video Phone
Doraemon / int_b434558	comment	Video Phone: One episode features one of these using the house's television. The video feed was also (obviously) one-way.
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Doraemon / int_b5b4b077	type	The Ace
Doraemon / int_b5b4b077	comment	Wangdora's name contains the kanji for "king". He's The Ace of Doraemons.
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Doraemon / int_b892dd2d	type	Girl of the Week
Doraemon / int_b892dd2d	comment	Girl of the Week: The movies, especially later ones, where there will be a token girl even though the main focus isn't on her at all...most of the time.
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Doraemon / int_bab7fceb	type	Incredible Shrinking Man
Doraemon / int_bab7fceb	comment	Incredible Shrinking Man: Doraemon has various gadget with this effect like the "Small Light", a flashlight that can shrink objects and people to minuscule sizes. Another tool that is used in a similar capacity is the "Gulliver Tunnel", which causes a person to grow or shrink depending on which entrance they takes; however, its ratio of shrinking and enlarging is fixed.
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Doraemon / int_bad22526	type	What If?
Doraemon / int_bad22526	comment	What If?: Played with Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld. Nobita wishes for a world where magic exists, and he gets to experience there and have adventures. However, things quickly spiral down fast, and Nobita wants to use the What-If Box again to go back to his real world. However, he learn that doing it will not solved the problem at all. Not to mention he promised a new friend that he will returned to save them. So he make up his mind and go solve the problem the hard way. An Aesop was had!
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Doraemon / int_bb03c099	type	Cool Gate
Doraemon / int_bb03c099	comment	Cool Gate: One of Doraemon's recurring gadgets is the "Anywhere Door", which when walked through brings you to any location you tell it, as long as you made sure you worded your request carefully.
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Doraemon / int_bb094e0a	type	Cool Ship
Doraemon / int_bb094e0a	comment	Cool Ship: The Time Patrol's ships, which not only could travel through different timelines, it could also phase through solid matter if need be.
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Doraemon / int_bb5126ec	type	Prophecy Twist
Doraemon / int_bb5126ec	comment	Prophecy Twist: In the first chapter, Doraemon proves he's from the future by predicting that Nobita will hang himself in 30 minutes and then be burned alive ten minutes later. Nobita scoffs, but then thirty minutes later, he slips while getting a shuttlecock off the roof and his shirt collar gets caught on a tree branch, making another character joke that he hung himself. Ten minutes later, he falls into a full bathtub and dries himself out in front of a space heater. The phrase "to burn alive" in Japanese is similar to "to warm in front of a fire."
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Doraemon / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Doraemon / int_bc74ef27	comment	Gian is very protective of his little sister. If you even think about messing up with Jaiko, you're dead.
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Doraemon / int_bd8aa92a	type	Negative Continuity
Doraemon / int_bd8aa92a	comment	Negative Continuity: The comics never bother to keep track what sort of gadgets Doraemon has pulled out of his Fourth Dimensional Pocket (except for the most popular recurring ones), just how good friends Nobita is with everyone, or how good Nobita's grades are (they're pretty much almost always abysmal, bar the once-in-a-blue-moon anomaly). Whatever misfortune befalls Nobita using Doraemon's devices, regardless of its severity, as well as any bad situations Nobita drags anyone else into in the process (up to and including their deaths), is gone by the next story, and everyone's back to normal.
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Doraemon / int_bf74d357	type	Ugly Guy, Hot Wife
Doraemon / int_bf74d357	comment	Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: This trope is played straight in the original manga with Nobita being plain while Shizuka is highly attractive but gradually downplayed when Art Evolution of the animes, movies and even the manga itself as Nobita is later drawn less plain and more adorable as boy at his age can be. Recent anime episodes and movies also has Nobita's eyes become like Shizuka(minus eyelash of course) whenever he isn't wearing glass. He aged just fine too as an adult. Nobita's parents are also downplayed version with Tamako is actually very beautiful when she doesn't wear her glass but Nobisuke isn't a gonk either. Doraemon himself and his former girlfriend Noramyako (after her Art Evolution). Sure Doraemon's not unappealing, but he's still your standard stout and chubby robot cat model compared to the tall, curvacious female bot.
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Doraemon / int_bf8de9e4	type	Sand Is Water
Doraemon / int_bf8de9e4	comment	Sand Is Water: Sand ships and sand dolphins can be purchased in the ridiculously advanced future; in one Big Damn Movie, Nobita and company discover that Sinbad the Sailor (of the Arabian Nights) was the beneficiary of such gifts from a grateful time traveling tourist who'd got stranded in the desert and saved by Sinbad.
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Doraemon / int_c02925f0	type	Wingding Eyes
Doraemon / int_c02925f0	comment	Wingding Eyes: Frequently used. For example, in the "Secret Gadget Quiz" segment at the beginning of Season 3 episode 7, Doraemon's eyes become hearts when he mentions that his crush Mii-chan gave him the doriyaki that Nobita ate.
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Doraemon / int_c067b082	type	Black Bead Eyes
Doraemon / int_c067b082	comment	Black Bead Eyes: Usually reserved for fat characters like Giant and Nobita's father. Averted in the 1979 anime. This returned in the 2005 anime where the art style is (slightly) closer to that of the manga.
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Doraemon / int_c0d6d1a	type	Loud of War
Doraemon / int_c0d6d1a	comment	Loud of War: Gian's singing is so bad, everyone's scared of it. Suneo even posits that his singing can be weaponized. This is particular how Gian wards off Enthralling Sirens and make the Sea Monster faint in the original Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld manga and movie.
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Doraemon / int_c235ac60	type	Ill Girl
Doraemon / int_c235ac60	comment	Doranichov fell in love with an Ill Girl named Mari who wanted to watch milkyway as her last wish before she die, the Little Mermaid Princess which he chose to give her happy ever after with the prince, and his current girlfriend is Nina, a songstress.
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Doraemon / int_c33ba0a8	type	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
Doraemon / int_c33ba0a8	comment	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Early in the manga's run, there was a character named Gachakko, a female robot duck that pestered Doraemon and Nobita. The character stopped appearing due to the creators' dislike towards her, and consequently none of the manga featuring the character was reprinted. Gachakko also appeared in the 1973 anime, but not in the 1979 and 2005 anime.
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Doraemon / int_c340ed70	type	And You Thought It Was Real
Doraemon / int_c340ed70	comment	And You Thought It Was Real: Used in the 2015 movie "Nobita's Space Heroes". The cast is shooting for a movie and an alien comes to them for help thinking they are superheroes.
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Doraemon / int_c435ec5d	type	Aesop Amnesia
Doraemon / int_c435ec5d	comment	Nobita is the biggest offender, combined with endless Aesop Amnesia. In every episode, he makes the same mistakes that always end up blowing up in his face, over and over again.
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Doraemon / int_c4db6423	type	Yank the Dog's Chain
Doraemon / int_c4db6423	comment	Yank the Dog's Chain: Suneo frequently calls Nobita (along with Shizuka and Gian) over to announce something fun (e.g. one of his family vacations), only to tell Nobita that he's not invited.
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Doraemon / int_c5011a76	type	Weapon Wields You
Doraemon / int_c5011a76	comment	Weapon Wields You: The Denkoumaru, a katana which beats opponents automatically by taking control of the wielder's arms. Obviously very usful in the Big Damn Movies. Unlike most other examples, this gadget still just beats those who are deemed as enemies by its wielder, instead of choosing its own enemies, for it doesn't have a will but an AI for calculating the most effective moves. It can still cause the wielder to fight unwillingly against those who threaten his/her life, though.
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Doraemon / int_c5249b29	type	Nice Guy
Doraemon / int_c5249b29	comment	Nice Guy: Dekisugi, undoubtedly. Shizuka and Dorami are female examples. Doraemon himself is a more flawed and realistic example: he's generally nice and righteous but has plenty of Not So Above It All and Jerkass Ball moments.
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Doraemon / int_c5d36037	type	Big Damn Movie
Doraemon / int_c5d36037	comment	Big Damn Movie: LOVES this trope. The regular manga and TV series involves just the mundane daily life of the protagonist, his robotic cat, and his other elementary school friends in suburban Tokyo. However, the series' movies will always be huge epic adventure stories (often set in elaborate sci-fi/mythological/high fantasy locations) and the main characters are inevitably portrayed as the brave action heroes.
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Doraemon / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Doraemon / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Lots, to its contemporaries and classics alike, and some even to Western pop culture. One notable one is to Galaxy Express 999, whose Cool Train has been outmoded by the Anywhere Door. Another medium-length story has Nobita and Doraemon fight the bad guys from Star Wars, including a Darth Vader parody. A good thing that those space races are much smaller than humans. The comic shop in the English dub is named Cyborg's Basement. Zanda Cross is a copy of MSN-100 Hyaku-Shiki of Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam, with minimal cosmetic changes and a Palette Swap. An episode has Nobita and Shizuka using a gadget for change their hairstyle. Nobita put the same hairstyle of Astro Boy and Shizuka of Uran, Astro's younger sister. 'Go! Go! Nobitaman' is a Homage to Superman, in which Nobita and co. fight off a powerful Crime Syndicate on another planet inhabited with Human Aliens with their newly gained Super Strength, Nigh-Invulnerability, and jumping ability that looks almost like Flight. These abilities emerge as the planet has much less gravity than Earth. Nobita even wears blue-and-red costume with a cape and a big 'N' on the chest and calls himself Nobitaman during the final fight. The Bible is referenced surprisingly a lot for a sci-fi title. Most of them revolve around creating Biblical miracles with future technology. And playing God.
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Doraemon / int_c978ad0b	type	Magic Skirt
Doraemon / int_c978ad0b	comment	Magic Skirt: Shizuka in the 2000s remake series to tone down the fanservice.
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Doraemon / int_ca4e037	type	Dude Looks Like a Lady
Doraemon / int_ca4e037	comment	Dorarinho had Uno during the Dinosauroid arc and in a limelight chapter of his, he had Izami who even turned out to be a guy no less.
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Doraemon / int_cc8564b3	type	Playboy Bunny
Doraemon / int_cc8564b3	comment	Playboy Bunny: In the Cheer-leading Pom Pom Episode, Mrs.Honekawa is seen in such a costume◊. It is NOT edited out in dub. Another episode of 2005's anime has Shizuka and another girls wear this.
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Doraemon / int_ccdd6905	type	Epileptic Trees
Doraemon / int_ccdd6905	comment	Sewashi plans at the start of the series about changing Nobita's life and "Transportation Logic" clearly is not possible. To elaborate; by changing the past and having Nobita marries Shizuka, Sewashi will cease to exist due to the fact that the Sewashi who is Jaiko's great-grand son and the one who is Shizuka's great-grand son are not the same person due to genetic differences. Unless of course, Nobita never married Jaiko in the first place.
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Doraemon / int_cce5bf0f	type	Fire-Breathing Diner
Doraemon / int_cce5bf0f	comment	Fire-Breathing Diner: Dora-nichov, one of spin-off characters has the ability to transform into a wolf when he looks at a moon-like object and can breathe fire when eating something spicy.
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Doraemon / int_cdd835ce	type	Dude, Not Funny!
Doraemon / int_cdd835ce	comment	Another episode started with Gian, Suneo and Shizuka playing April Fool's jokes on Nobita. One of the jokes include his house is on fire, so he has the right to be panic being the paranoid kid he is. Enraged by his friends fooling him, Nobita pleads to Doraemon for a device that makes its user able to make all April Fool's joke become reality. And since this is Nobita we're talking about, he's going to abuse it for his own good.
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Doraemon / int_ce30e201	type	No Mouth
Doraemon / int_ce30e201	comment	No Mouth: One of the American English-dubbed episodes features little build-it-yourself robots that take on the personality of whoever you mean to make them look like. Their heads do not have mouths, which causes problems for the mini-Doraemon when he tries to eat a doriyaki/yummy bun.
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Doraemon / int_ce6555f0	type	Lighter and Softer
Doraemon / int_ce6555f0	comment	Lighter and Softer: Almost all of the Big Damn Movie and video games, no matter how dark it is, portrays the kids as True Companions with little to none of the Jerkass attitude exhibited in the regular show or manga. And the movies usually have a Happy Ending instead of the sometimes Downer Ending of the regular episodes. Later volumes of The Doraemons manga are also this and also Denser and Wackier compared to the earlier ones, focusing more on wacky future school hijinks instead of battle against sinister villains.
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Doraemon / int_ce6baad6	type	Landing in Someone's Bathtub
Doraemon / int_ce6baad6	comment	Landing in Someone's Bathtub: A Running Gag is that Shizuka never gets a bath without Nobita, Doraemon, Gian or Suneo accidentally entering with the Everywhere Door or other like gadgets.
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Doraemon / int_d01a97fb	type	E = MC Hammer
Doraemon / int_d01a97fb	comment	E = MC Hammer: In "Experimental Dream Schemes", as Noby's Dreamplayer dream starts to malfunction, Princess Sue from his earlier sci-fi dream tells him to solve some math problems. The math problems written on the chalkboard are entirely nonsensical ones such as "monkey + dog - cat =", "ABC + DEFG =", and "sunflower x watermelon =".
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Doraemon / int_d243518d	type	In Spite of a Nail
Doraemon / int_d243518d	comment	In Spite of a Nail: Nobita's still going to have the same grandson even though he's marrying someone else. Unless it's a Stable Time Loop. Though some may speculate that Nobisuke doesn't have to be the son of Nobita and his wife. Then again, it may just be that Nobisuke in all timelines takes strongly after his father. There are also several plausible theories that Sewashi fabricated the photo album that he showed to Nobita in the first episode. Notice they said this in the very first manga chapter that even if Nobita changes his wife, Sewashi will still be born and it is just like getting to the destination by different method of travel.
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Doraemon / int_d24c0700	type	The Foreign Subtitle
Doraemon / int_d24c0700	comment	The Foreign Subtitle: The American English dub is titled Doraemon: Gadget Cat from the Future.
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Doraemon / int_d3427b48	type	YamatoNadeshiko
Doraemon / int_d3427b48	comment	Yamato Nadeshiko: Shizuka Minamoto is the prime example for Japanese's anime & manga society. She's a soft spoken, nature loving, and caring girly girl who addresses Nobita using honorific. She's shown to be pretty good at almost everything except violin.
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Doraemon / int_d397657d	type	Hoist by His Own Petard
Doraemon / int_d397657d	comment	Hoist by His Own Petard: Nobita's attempts to solve his problems with the help of Doraemon's gadgets pretty much always end up making things worse.
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Doraemon / int_d46f812	type	Tastes Like Friendship
Doraemon / int_d46f812	comment	Tastes Like Friendship: The Momotaro Dango (a reference to a Japanese folklore), which can instantly befriend any creature it is fed to.
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Doraemon / int_d4e9de59	type	Dreadful Musician
Doraemon / int_d4e9de59	comment	Dreadful Musician: Gian has a horrible, devastating singing ability. Shizuka plays a violin as bad as Gian's singing. Heck, one episode even has Suneo make up a conspiracy theory about a guy using Gian's voice for assassinating people which is fortunately, not true. And in the movies, his singing drove away a group of sirens, an accompanying whale monster, and, in another unrelated occassion, knocks out two battling giant monsters. And in the 2005 remakes, one of the special episode involves combining both of their "talents" to defeat the Dracula Robot in the future where they play/sing for the ENTIRE earth!
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Doraemon / int_d4f5426	type	Absence of Evidence
Doraemon / int_d4f5426	comment	Absence of Evidence: Sometimes there are impossible cases that cannot be solved normally due to the usage of gadgets. Prime examples in the gold coin's robbery case which the culprit is Doraemon who used Time Machine and later, Suneo's kidnapping case. A darker example appears in Gian's murder case in which Suneo creates a theory of Gian's voice being used to murder a music school's principal. According to him, it will be a perfect murder as killing with Gian's voice definitely wouldn't leaves any evidence behind. In the end, it was used merely as a "Before" and "After" comparison for their newer ad, with Gian's singing serving as the "Before".
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Doraemon / int_d50e7e13	type	White Void Room
Doraemon / int_d50e7e13	comment	White Void Room: Before some episodes begin, Doraemon runs around in a white room and says, "Doraemon will start!"
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Doraemon / int_d5dfb30a	type	Professional Butt-Kisser
Doraemon / int_d5dfb30a	comment	Professional Butt-Kisser: Suneo, mostly in relationship with Gian. Backfired when Gian manage to obtain "Mind-reading Helmet" from Nobita.
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Doraemon / int_d6b19eef	type	Introductory Opening Credits
Doraemon / int_d6b19eef	comment	Introductory Opening Credits: The opening of the 2005 anime has many variations, one of them being the five main characters introduced with their names in the background in big roman letters.
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Doraemon / int_d7fc9fd0	type	Vitriolic Best Buds
Doraemon / int_d7fc9fd0	comment	Vitriolic Best Buds: Much as Gian and Suneo like being jerks to Nobita, they are still his best friends.
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Doraemon / int_d8573ef9	type	Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!
Doraemon / int_d8573ef9	comment	Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!: Suneo's father has high-powered connections that allows his son to meet celebrities, get early unpublished comic books, etc. He always brags about it. Averted when Gian asked Suneo to use his said connections to let him perform on TV.
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Doraemon / int_d88e125e	type	Our Dragons Are Different
Doraemon / int_d88e125e	comment	Our Dragons Are Different: Dragon from Doraemon: Nobita's Three Visionary Swordsmen is generally True Neutral, he only turns people into stones for self-defence, as it is implied that everyone wants to kill him and bath in his blood for immortality. Luckily for the heroes, while not as powerful, his sweat can still grant someone an extra life. The dragon apparently can also release his sweat at will and falls asleep when his barbel is cut.
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Doraemon / int_d99a228f	type	UnusuallyUninterestingSight
Doraemon / int_d99a228f	comment	Unusually Uninteresting Sight: Why doesn't anyone in Nobita's neighborhood find it strange that he is constantly hanging out with a blue tanuki with no ears again?
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Doraemon / int_d9ee7048	type	Spin-Off
Doraemon / int_d9ee7048	comment	Spin-Off: Dorabase, The Doraemons, and some Dorami movies.
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Doraemon / int_da1c8191	type	Writers Cannot Do Math
Doraemon / int_da1c8191	comment	Writers Cannot Do Math: In an episode, Doraemon gives Nobita a special plate of cookies that double every 5 minutes (so if he starts with one, after 15 minutes he will have 8 cookies), warning him that he must eat every single one of them quickly. In the end, he throws away one and returns after a while to find a big pile of cookies. Unable to eat them all, they choose to throw them to space, and later Doraemon tells Nobita that a whole galaxy made of cookies has formed. In reality, if they doubled every five minutes, in less than 15 hours the mass of the cookies would be many orders of magnitude larger than that of the whole universe. Oops.
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Doraemon / int_daef39ee	type	Elaborate Underground Base
Doraemon / int_daef39ee	comment	Elaborate Underground Base: One of Doraemon's gadgets allow to create one of these instantly. It can be big enough to become a city of its own, which Nobita then exploit to create his own dictatorship (Played for Laughs). However, one of the movie deal with the sinister encounter with The Reptilians when Nobita and co Dug Too Deep...
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Doraemon / int_db452de7	type	Flying on a Cloud
Doraemon / int_db452de7	comment	Flying on a Cloud: In the episode "My Own Golden Cloud", Doraemon catches a cloud creature for Noby to ride so that he can avoid being late for school. As usual, Noby is still late for school because he didn't have time to practice riding the cloud.
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Doraemon / int_db916c4b	type	Mistaken for Apocalypse
Doraemon / int_db916c4b	comment	Mistaken for Apocalypse: Happen in a rather long story. In short, Nobita found that in the near future there is no one in the neighborhood and several ant-like aliens roam it. Thriller adventure ensued, but after everything is done (by sheer dumb luck!), it turns out that everyone is just watching a movie shooting session featuring a famous actress somewhere else.
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Doraemon / int_dcb9c541	type	Ship Tease
Doraemon / int_dcb9c541	comment	Also, Matadora had Iris during the Medusa arc and also Ship Tease with Carmen, his boss's daughter.
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Doraemon / int_dd91f8d8	type	Audience Participation
Doraemon / int_dd91f8d8	comment	Audience Participation: Japanese viewers can use their TV remote to play Rock–Paper–Scissors with Doraemon (sometimes other characters) in the 2005 anime.
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Doraemon / int_ddac33c8	type	The Nudifier
Doraemon / int_ddac33c8	comment	The Nudifier: In the movie Doraemon: Nobita's Secret Gadget Museum Nobita accidentally activates an "hyper vacuum" that sucks up the clothes Shizuka is wearing, including her underwear.
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Doraemon / int_deb39de3	type	Bad Future
Doraemon / int_deb39de3	comment	Bad Future: While not as extreme as some examples, if Nobita continues to live his life the way he does now, his life will fall apart so badly that he will end up a penniless laughing-stock, in so much debt that he will need to work for a century to pay it off, and married to Gian's sister.. It's also also a bad future to Jaiko too, as in the better future, she would have become a successful manga artist instead.
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Doraemon / int_df242ba9	type	Chronic Pet Killer
Doraemon / int_df242ba9	comment	Chronic Pet Killer: An episode begins with some goldfish in Nobi's resident die again, causing Doraemon to solve a problem by using the special paint that can create multiple types of pet from rocks.
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Doraemon / int_dfc9f24d	type	Similar to the Show
Doraemon / int_dfc9f24d	comment	Similar to the Show: Some airings of the show include commercials where the characters advertise products. An example would be this commercial for Pizza Hut and Pepsi Boom.
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Doraemon / int_e03c448e	type	Water Is Air
Doraemon / int_e03c448e	comment	Water Is Air: Inverted in an episode where the gadget-of-the-week permitted the protagonists to treat air as water, for recreational purposes.
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Doraemon / int_e09fc170	type	Robo Romance
Doraemon / int_e09fc170	comment	Robo Romance: A few instances, such as Dorami and Dora The Kid.
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Doraemon / int_e206977a	type	In Space, Everyone Can See Your Face
Doraemon / int_e206977a	comment	In Space, Everyone Can See Your Face: In "Experimental Dream Schemes", during his science fiction dream, Noby's face is clearly visible through his space helmet.
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Doraemon / int_e22feb9c	type	Mind-Control Device
Doraemon / int_e22feb9c	comment	Mind-Control Device: Several gadget of Doraemon have this power. Every in different ways.
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Doraemon / int_e2c4b927	type	Dub Name Change
Doraemon / int_e2c4b927	comment	Dub Name Change: The English comic and show change most of the names of the characters and items.
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Doraemon / int_e3226029	type	Bag of Holding
Doraemon / int_e3226029	comment	The comics never bother to keep track what sort of gadgets Doraemon has pulled out of his Fourth Dimensional Pocket (except for the most popular recurring ones), just how good friends Nobita is with everyone, or how good Nobita's grades are (they're pretty much almost always abysmal, bar the once-in-a-blue-moon anomaly).
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Doraemon / int_e38d605	type	Big Guy, Little Guy
Doraemon / int_e38d605	comment	Big Guy, Little Guy: Gian and Suneo. Though the leader role usually belong to Gian, since Suneo is scared shitless of him.
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Doraemon / int_e3a5d345	type	Fartillery
Doraemon / int_e3a5d345	comment	Fartillery: Multiple times. One manga episode deals with Nobita trying to come up with a neat trick for a New Year's talent show. Doraemon gave him a bunch of sweet potatoes that, when eaten, produces melodic 'gas'. Unfortunately, Doraemon forgot to tell him not to eat more than one at a time... Another episode deals with the "Strengthening Gas", a gas that when sprayed on a body part, strengthens said body part. When Gian heard about this, he demanded Nobita spray it all over his body. Unfortunately, after one spray on the butt, the gas ran out. As Giant was about to beat Nobita, he farted, and said fart launched him to the sky.
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Doraemon / int_e43c66bd	type	Art Evolution
Doraemon / int_e43c66bd	comment	Doraemon himself and his former girlfriend Noramyako (after her Art Evolution). Sure Doraemon's not unappealing, but he's still your standard stout and chubby robot cat model compared to the tall, curvacious female bot.
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Doraemon / int_e4e49fa0	type	Letterbox
Doraemon / int_e4e49fa0	comment	Letterbox: Some movies have this when released on VHS or DVD. As the movies were produced in the 16:9 aspect ratio since Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas onward. Interestingly, this is inverted with the older movies when they're first releases in Japanese theaters. The first 18 movies was made in the 4:3 aspect ratio. But was shown in theaters in the 16:9 aspect ratio. They were generally good at not making important details got lost from the crop. So this is a non-issue for the most part.
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Doraemon / int_e502e268	type	Family Theme Naming
Doraemon / int_e502e268	comment	Family Theme Naming: Pretty much all the male Nobis are named after their last name: Nobita, Nobisuke, the other Nobisuke, Nobirou, Nobiru... Sewashi is the obvious exception, but the use of the theme may have died out by then considering that he's Nobita's great-great-grandson, and at some point they would've run out of suffixes.
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Doraemon / int_e5421161	type	Expy
Doraemon / int_e5421161	comment	Expy: Some of Doraemon's gadgets are very similar to gadgets from other series, either in function or in appearance. For example, the What-if? Box is a red telephone booth that can essentially jump dimensions.note Well, technically not really. All it does is created a parrallel universe that reflected the user's description. i.e. saying "I want this world to be all about sleeping" will change the world to the one that all people do is sleep. The character designs in the anime and manga shares a template with many of the Fujiko duo's other creations. Take for example, Kiteretsu Daihyakka. From the character design perspective, they all look almost the same. The only twist here is that Nobita's counterpart in Kitretsu, Eiichi, is a Child Prodigy while Doraemon's counterpart, Korosuke, is bumbling and incompetent. The other characters are pretty much carbon copies of Gian, Suneo and Shizuka.
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Doraemon / int_e542d80a	type	Gonk
Doraemon / int_e542d80a	comment	Gonk: Suneo and Jaian, while not absurdly ugly, are certainly not handsome. Their designs are substantially different from the designs of the other main and background characters, and other characters have often described them as being quite ugly. However, due to the art style of the show, they don't really look all that ugly and may even be cute to some.
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Doraemon / int_e624f0e8	type	Suspiciously Specific Denial
Doraemon / int_e624f0e8	comment	Suspiciously Specific Denial: Doraemon to Suneo/Sneech in the episode "Time Cloth" ("Time Kerchief"). The English dub features this exchange:
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Doraemon / int_e7013a30	type	Scene Cover
Doraemon / int_e7013a30	comment	Scene Cover: Some chapters/volumes have covers taken from panels in the comics.
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Doraemon / int_e9d589c5	type	Ingesting Knowledge
Doraemon / int_e9d589c5	comment	Ingesting Knowledge: In one chapter, Nobita eats a special kind of bread that lets him remember anything printed on it...until he poops it back out...
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Doraemon / int_ea2e9f2d	comment	No Ending: Quite possibly, which ends up with the fans creating their own endings in doujin comics. One happy endingnote Doraemon's battery fails, and without his ears, they can't swap it out without wiping his brain. Not only that, the time police have placed an absolute embargo on anyone interfering in any way with Nobita and the now-unconscious Doraemon. Rather than swap his battery, which would effectively kill him, Nobita spends the next 35 years becoming the world's foremost expert in robotics in order to save him, marrying Shizuka on the way. But as his friends figure out, it was all a Stable Time Loop — the technology that Doraemon was bringing back was way, way too advanced unless something remarkable happens to jumpstart the technology — like Dr. Nobita Nobi reverse engineering Doraemon enough to fix him. (which was legendarily Jossed from orbit, with nuclear fire by the publishers due to the art being picture perfect to the original series and the ending being more or less beloved by the entire fanbase) and two Downer Endings, one of which was lifted from St. Elsewhere. The Fujiko duo did try to end the series when it appeared that the franchise was losing popularity in the early 70s, resulting in the final story in Volume 6 of the manga. When the franchise suddenly picked up in popularity again shortly after the release of the said volume, they were forced to Retcon that particular story in the first story of Volume 7 of the manga. The 1973 anime series did have an ending, where Doraemon returned to the future and Nobita promised him to grow up to be successful. The two Downer Endings have been written into fanfiction here and here. At least the former is not as downing as the other, because Doraemon actually came back.
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Doraemon / int_eb7c34cf	comment	Crossover: Has had several over the years. They are mostly crossovers with other Fujiko Fujio works, but there are some crossovers with other series, such as Super Mario Bros. Tamagotchi has the toy Doraemontchi and the functionally-equivalent Doramitchi.
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Doraemon / int_eb8ec7c8	comment	Jerkass: Some adult characters are downright assholes. For example, when Nobita comes across a box full of abandoned kittens, a mean-looking man nearby accuses Nobita of bringing the little ones there, then chases the boy and forces him to bring the box away.
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Doraemon / int_ece948d8	type	Tender Tears
Doraemon / int_ece948d8	comment	Tender Tears: Loads and loads in the movies, especially those that started to be done in the 2005 anime era.
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Doraemon / int_ed23decc	comment	Big Ball of Violence: In "The Action Planner", the Action Planner kicks up a big cloud of dust when he attacks Doraemon while trying to get him to stick to Noby's schedule.
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Doraemon / int_edf841f6	type	Worthless Treasure Twist
Doraemon / int_edf841f6	comment	Worthless Treasure Twist: At the last volume of Doraemon manga, a chapter was about Nobita, Doraemon, Giant and Suneo competed in finding real treasures as 2 pirate teams. The treasures were there before they decided to make it as a pirate game. However, the very pirate game (which consisted of them sailing at sea and shooting cannonballs at each other) delayed their treasure hunting, resulting in someone had already dug the treasures ahead of them.
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Doraemon / int_ee03bd8e	type	Eyelid Pull Taunt
Doraemon / int_ee03bd8e	comment	Eyelid Pull Taunt: In "Noby, the Great Illusionist", Sneech taunts Noby by doing this when the latter asks for his Cardosaur trading card back.
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Doraemon / int_eed6d1c3	type	The Glasses Gotta Go
Doraemon / int_eed6d1c3	comment	The Glasses Gotta Go: Nobita eventually has eye surgery and fixes his eyesight. In 1979 anime however, he gets to keep his glass. 2005's anime show that in the young days Nobita's mom look very good when remove her glasses.
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Doraemon / int_f019a913	type	PlayingGod
Doraemon / int_f019a913	comment	Playing God: A lot of chapters involve Doraemon giving life to inanimate objects, usually with the intention of it just being temporary. The moral quandary of whether or not it's okay to give and take away life at a whim is never really explored. This can be a bit jarring, especially when it involves robots, which Doraemon is himself. This also extends to Doraemon creating entirely new universes with the What-If Box, but at least Doraemon says that the new universes continue to live on so at least they're not killing billions of people when it's time to go home.
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Doraemon / int_f1161af0	comment	Floating Clocks: Nobita's desk drawer is linked through some kind of hyperspace that, with a special vessel, you can use to travel through time. Said hyperspace has a lot of distorted clocks flying around.
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Doraemon / int_f23ad6de	type	Food Porn
Doraemon / int_f23ad6de	comment	Annie, the daughter of the sheriff of the planet where Dora the Kid protected is also one. In her case it's lethal Food Porn.
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Doraemon / int_f251d0ee	comment	Behind a Stick: Nobita tries this quite often, but he fails.
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Doraemon / int_f364de89	type	Make Wrong What Once Went Right
Doraemon / int_f364de89	comment	Make Wrong What Once Went Right: The Big Damn Movie villains are especially fond of this.
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Doraemon / int_f511ea9b	type	Product Placement
Doraemon / int_f511ea9b	comment	Product Placement: Some episodes include product placement for CoroCoro Comic, the magazine that serializes the Doraemon comic.
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Doraemon / int_f51c5f3c	type	Never Say "Die"
Doraemon / int_f51c5f3c	comment	Never Say "Die": The U.S. English dub of the "Tanabata Shooting Star" episode (aka "Doraemon and the Space Shooters") wallpapers over the fact that Nobita believes Doraemon is dead after the episode's climactic space battle. His line in the dub, "Help me find Doraemon," would suggest that he believes Doraemon is still alive out there somewhere and waiting to be rescued.
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Doraemon / int_f57372a1	comment	Bizarro Universe: Happened in one episode when Doraemon and Nobita enter and explore a mirror planet and interact with their counterparts. This planet is literally mirrored of having mirrored writing and east is west. Other differences include reversed gender roles showing Nobita's mom as the breadwinner, all males dressed as females, and different teachings in school. Nobita and his counterpart decide to swap roles for a day.
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Doraemon / int_f609fcfe	type	Fictional Holiday
Doraemon / int_f609fcfe	comment	Fictional Holiday: Nobita once uses one gadgets to declare "Do Nothing Day". Hilarity Ensues.
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Doraemon / int_f6832a93	comment	Makesome Noise: In one chapter, the device of the day is a potion that "solidifies" one's voice. When Nobita shouts "Aaah", the letters AAA (in Japanese) flies out of his mouth. He has used it to shout at Giant and Suneo, knocking them out, as well as shouting towards walls to make the solid voice bounce off towards himself, giving him the ability to fly.
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Doraemon / int_f76f8943	type	Bruiser with a Soft Center
Doraemon / int_f76f8943	comment	Bruiser with a Soft Center: Gian, especially later movies where little touching moments can make him cry more than anybody else.
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Doraemon / int_f8e52439	comment	Birthday Episode: Every major character has had episodes about their birthday.
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Doraemon / int_f8f71b5f	type	Buried Alive
Doraemon / int_f8f71b5f	comment	Buried Alive: At one time Nobita misuses a gadget that lets him to hide in anything to cause mischief. When it malfunctions, he is unable to get out, and start to worry about buildings crashing on him or being stranded forever (even with an image of his skeleton remains included). Cue his friends putting up a victorious armfold on the spot he's hiding.
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Doraemon / int_f9c3ecc6	type	Series Fauxnale
Doraemon / int_f9c3ecc6	comment	Series Fauxnale: The end of Book 6 has a story where Doraemon have to go home. To prove that Nobita can stand by himself, he decided, no matter how bad it is, to fight Gian. He succeeded to make Gian running away in shame, while Nobita had to be carried home. The story ends rather tearjerkingly as the drawer Time Machine turns into a regular drawer... But then, the next volume has it that Doraemon left a box shaped like himself, containing a drink called "Lies 800" in which anything spoken is a lie. After getting lied to badly by Gian and Suneo, Nobita exact his revenge to Gian and Suneo, and after that, Nobita spoke that Doraemon did not exist. Thanks to the effect of "Lies 800", Doraemon actually returned, and Nobita tearfully hugs Doraemon while proclaiming "I am so unhappy that you won't be at my side forever!" The whole story was made because during the magazine era, Doraemon's popularity was thought to be waned that until positive feedback shows that the readers really missed Doraemon. The story above was adapted into the "Stand By Me" CGI movie as the last segments.
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Doraemon / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Lots due to the series' long running status. The most well known is Shizuka's inability to have any privacy in the tub, but there are others. In the manga, Nobita used the Anywhere Door to go to Shizuka's house and once again found her in the tub. Instead of Shizuka getting outraged as usual, Nobita got annoyed and lampshaded why Shizuka always has to take a bath all the time. Nobita constantly trying to hide the school reports from his mom, with predictable results. Gian getting beaten up by his mother. Suneo being extremely sensitive about his height.
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Doraemon / int_fa4c90cb	comment	Split-Screen Phone Call: In the episode "Earth Elevator", when Suneo calls Nobita about his trip to Brazil, both characters are shown in a split screen.
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Doraemon / int_fba75cf2	comment	Name and Name: Used for the dub Albert and Sydney. Used for 21 Emon & Doraemon: Welcome to Hotel Tsunesha.
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Doraemon / int_fcbcc221	type	Robot Buddy
Doraemon / int_fcbcc221	comment	Robot Buddy: The Japanese Trope Codifier.
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Doraemon / int_fd1f1a63	comment	Ridiculously Cute Critter: Doraemon himself, of course.
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Doraemon / int_fdbb6993	comment	Ridiculous Future Inflation: One of Doraemon's Gadgets of the Week is a machine that allows the user to buy things from different time periods (with that period's respective price), by choosing a date and object and inserting the corresponding amount of cash in the machine. Nobita manages to make a profit by buying things cheaply from the past and selling them in the present at an increased price. Unfortunately he decides to celebrate by ordering a bag of candy from the future... Another time he used time travel to invest his parent's "secret" money stash, collecting a fantastic amount of interest in the far future... except the stack of bills he gets is in the future currency, so Doraemon has to find a collector to exchange it for modern bills. The result is that he only gets a modest increase (but enough for Nobita to get a bump in his allowance).
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Doraemon / int_fe166d9f	comment	Abandoned Pet in a Box: There are a few episodes revolving around them. In one episode, Doraemon helps Nobita secretly care for a box of puppies/kittens. After some failures to find adequate places for the pets, Doraemon and Nobita send them to the past where there are plenty of space, and no human or any other dangerous animal threatening them, so they can live on their own. To provide them source of food, Doraemon also leaves a food-producing machine to the pets and makes a dog slightly smarter to operate the machine by evolving it using the gadget Evolution-Degeneration Beam. Later, Doraemon and Nobita return to 1000 years after the time they put the abandoned pets in, only to find that the dogs and cats have become humanoid, gained the ability to talk, and built a sophisticated civilization with high technology, all due to Doraemon leaving the Evolution-Degeneration Beam in the past and the pets using it to perform a fast evolution on themselves. However, those dogs and cats have decided to leave the Earth to another planet because they've predicted that the Earth will be facing a world-wide disaster. Another episode is about Doraemon helps a box of abandoned kittens feed themselves by setting program for them to catch mice at a set time at someone's house, so that people will offer food to them as a reward afterwards.
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Doraemon / int_feb72f62	comment	Literal Genie: In one of the chapters of the manga, Doraemon introduces a robot that tests the purity of the heart of a person and grants the person 3 wishes if they're worthy. Gian and Suneo finds out when the robot grants Shizuka three wishes, and arranges to trick the robot into thinking them worthy. Greed then overcomes the boys and both uses their final wishes to turn each other into anthropomorphic pigs during a heated argument. The Anywhere Door can be a bit of this when requesting locations (for example, "I want to go camping somewhere high" will result in you stepping out into the air). Several other tools are similar, including one that "makes the listener believe anything".
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