Yesterday was Children's Day, and Doraemon's latest big movie, Nobita's Treasure Island, was also released today. Beginning in 1980, doraemon theatrical versions of the film were updated at a rate of one episode a year (except in 2005), and were released in Japan every March. As well-known animation characters that Chinese audiences are also familiar with, Lan FatZi and Nobita have been accompanying the growth of the post-80s, post-90s, post-00s and post-10s, and today's translation will take you back to the big movies of Doraemon over the years.
1. Nobita's Dinosaur, released in 1980. This is the first of the Doraemon theatrical version, telling the story of Nobita who bred a two-leaf-necked dragon and encountered and fought against the time hunters in the process of returning the necked dragon to the Cretaceous.
2. Nobita's History of Cosmic Development, released in 1981. In this episode, Nobita arrives at a planet with much less gravity than Earth and becomes a superhero protected planet resident.
3. Nobita's Great Magic Mirror, released in 1982. In this game, Nobita adopts a stray dog, and the dog is the prince of a kingdom, and Nobita decides to help him stage the prince's revenge.
4. Nobita's Undersea Ghost Rock Castle, released in 1983, tells the story of Nobita and his friends who originally had cities and countries on the seabed, and these countries are engaged in an arms race, war is on the verge of breaking out, can Nobita prevent the outbreak of war?
5. Nobita's Demon Adventure, released in 1984. Nobita comes to the Demon Realm and fights to the death with the Demon Army led by the Great Demon King.
6. Nobita's Cosmic Mini-War, released in 1985, is the story of Nobita helping an alien president defeat rebel armies and regain power.
7. Nobita and the Iron Man Corps, released in 1986, the story of this episode is set in a bit of Pacific Rim.
8. Nobita and the Dragon Knight, released in 1987, this is another work related to dinosaurs, but in this work dinosaurs did not become extinct 65 million years ago, but lived underground, Nobita and Doraemon need to go to the underground kingdom to explore.
9. Nobita's Parallel Journey to the West, released in 1988, in which Nobita travels to the Tang Dynasty of China, incarnating sun wukong to protect Xuanzang and learn the scriptures.
10. Nobita's Birth in Japan, released in 1989. In this movie, Blue Fat Man and Nobita travel to Japan 70,000 years ago, and because of the turbulence of time and space, they meet the Light People from China, and help them defeat the evil Dark People, and finally the Light People settle in Japan and become the ancestors of the Japanese.
11. Nobita and the Animal Planet, released in 1990. The work tells the story of the bear coming to the animal kingdom of a distant planet to help peace-loving animals defeat greedy humans.
12. Nobita's Fantasy, released in 1991, tells the story of Blue Fat Man and Sinbad and the Forty Thieves.
13. Nobita and the Kingdom of Clouds, released in 1991. Environmental themes combined with religious stories, humanity continues to pollute the earth, Nobita came to the Kingdom of Clouds in the sky, and discovered that the Kingdom of Clouds intended to launch the Noah Project, using the flood to wash away human sins.
14. Nobita and the Platinum Labyrinth, released in 1993, is the only time in this work that Nobita and his friends embark on an adventure without the help of Doraemon, who is broken. The work is full of worries about the excessive dependence of future humans on machines and artificial intelligence.
15. Nobita and the Dream Three Musketeers, released in 1994. This work tells the story of Nobita using the blue fat man's dream machine to create a dream space and become a hero, but the dream and reality intersect... Doesn't feel a little bit of inception.
16. Nobita's Creation Diary, released in 1995, tells the story of Nobita who created his own Big Bang universe and nurtured his own planet and creatures, a story about evolution.
17. Nobita's Galaxy Super Express, released in 1995. This episode can be called the Doraemon version of Westworld, is it very advanced! The film depicts a futuristic world and is the only Doraemon film set in the future. In this futuristic world there is a cosmic theme park. At the same time, this is also the last work written entirely by Fujiko Fujio.
18. Nobita's Clockwork City, released in 1996. When the screenplay for this work reached page 4, Fujiko Fujio died of illness. At the time, many fans thought it would be the last installment of the Doraemon series. The work is a Doraemon version of Toy Story, because in this episode, all toys have thoughts and lives.
19. Nobita's South Sea Adventure, released in 1998. This work is an animal protection theme, telling the story of the blue fat man and his party who came to the Caribbean Sea in the 17th century, landed on Treasure Island, and discovered the conspiracy from the evil forces of the future.
20. Nobita's Cosmic Crusoe, released in 1999. This work focuses on environmental themes, is the sixth work set in the universe, and this work includes Starfleet and Interstellar War.
21. The Legend of nobita's Sun King, released in 2000. This work tells the story of Nobita coming to the Mayan Kingdom, which is actually the Blue Fat Man's version of the Raiders of the Lost Ark.
22. Nobita and the Winged Brave, released in 2001. It is also a work of animal protection, and the winged brave is actually a birdman, and yes, it is a birdman.
23. Nobita and the Robot Kingdom, released in 2002, the third work about robots. In this game, Nobita comes to the robot kingdom, where robots are oppressed, and this game mainly discusses the relationship between humans and artificial intelligence.
24. Nobita and the Messenger of the Wind, released in 2003. This episode focuses on family affection and friendship cards, and is called the most touching Doraemon movie by many blue fat fans.
25. Nobita's Cat and Dog Time and Space, released in 2004. There is an animal protection theme that tells the story of the highly developed cat, dog and dog civilization that appeared on the earth hundreds of millions of years ago.
26. Nobita's Dinosaur, released in 2006, is a remastered version of the 1980 work, but with some degree of updating of the plot.
27. Nobita's Fantasy Adventure, released in 2007, is a reset version of the 1984 version.
28. The Legend of Nobita and the Hulk, released in 2008. This Hulk is not the Hulk in the reunion, here the Hulk refers to the tree, a small sapling has a mind, in fact, the name of this movie should be changed to Nobita and Groot Biography is more appropriate!
29. Shin Nobita's History of Cosmic Development, released in 2009. A remake of the 1981 work.
30. Nobita's Mermaid Battle, released in 2010. In this work, Nobita and Blue Fat Man once again come to the underwater world, encounter the beautiful mermaid, and work with the mermaid to resist the invasion of foreign enemies.
31. Shin Nobita and the Iron Man Corps, released in 2011. A remastered version of the 1986 work, let's watch the Blue Fat Man vs Transformers!
32. Nobita and the Island of Wonders, released in 2012. Environmental protection and animal protection themes, Doraemon series has always been more concerned about environmental protection and animals. Indeed, from an early age, it is necessary to cultivate children's awareness of environmental protection.
33. Nobita's Secret Props Museum, released in 2013. If you want to learn about the classic props in the pocket of the blue fat man, don't miss this episode.
34. Shin Nobita's Great Magic Mirror, released in 2014, a reset version of the 1982 work. There's a line in the work: "Can we still take risks like this when we grow up?" "When Nobita's Big Magic Mirror was released in 1982, it had not yet been translated, and when it was 14 years old, the translation was 30 years old, but it still did not take risks.
35. Nobita's Cosmic Heroes, released in 2015. In this movie, Nobita became the director and planned to shoot the Guardians of the Galaxy, and you read that right, it is the Guardians of the Galaxy! But the alien refugees considered themselves to be the real heroes, so they began their heroic journey.
36. Shin Nobita's Birth in Japan, released in 2016, a remastered version of the 1989 work.
37. Nobita's Antarctic Ice Cold Adventure, released in 2017, is the story of Blue Fat Man and Nobita crossing over to save the planet 100,000 years ago.
38. Nobita's Treasure Island, Chinese mainland released on June 1, 2018, if you want to understand what this movie is about, hurry up and brush it in the theater!