Does "Doraemon" have an ending? This problem has been plaguing Tangerine Jun for a long time. Creator Fujiko · Although F. Fujio has left this world, it is rumored that Fujiko Sensei created the ending of 40 blue fat men, and there is such a thing as Yuki! Today, Tangerine Jun searched for the more controversial endings on the Internet and the logs written by "King KING", let's take a look at which blue fat man's ending, you missed?
The first ending of "Doraemon": [Lie 800]
Lie 800 appears in the earliest monographs and specials, and is considered the "finale"
The story goes like this, after Doraemon left Nobita and returned to the 22nd century. On April Fool's Day, April 1, The Big Man, who was tricked by the fat tiger, returned home in a huff, ready to return home for help, but forgot the fact that Doraemon was no longer there.
Suddenly, Nobita remembered the last magic weapon left by Doraemon before leaving, "Lie 800", a magical prop that can turn all the things spoken into lies.
Relying on this prop, Nobita successfully retaliated against Fat Tiger Xiaofu, but despite this, he could not be happy in his heart. When Nobita returns home, he says in frustration that "Doraemon will not come back", and relies on the effect of Lie 800 to successfully summon Doraemon back again.
Is it a bit familiar to see this ending, in fact, this is the ending of the movie version of "Doraemon: Walk with Me", which is being screened, and this story has been reinterpreted.
The second ending of "Doraemon": [Time Travel Prohibition]
The second ending is like this, because future people come to modern sightseeing, causing trouble to modern people, so in the future, a law was enacted to prohibit time travel, so Doraemon had to go back.
This ending was published in the March issue of Showa 46 (1971), fourth grade of elementary school.
The editorial board of the magazine "Doraemon" is called "Elementary School Hall", and "Elementary School Hall" does not publish only one book per month, but publishes a total of six books from "Primary School Grade 1" to "Primary 6 Grade", corresponding to all grades.
So, when the fourth grade elementary school students start to become the fifth grade, the books they want to read will also be changed from "Fourth Grade of Elementary School" to "Fifth Grade of Primary School", so this ending is to say goodbye to these children. But when they see "Fifth Grade," they'll find that "Doraemon is back."
The third ending of "Doraemon": [Friends at both ends of time and space]
Nobita's grandson feels that if Doraemon is always by Nobita's side, Nobita will become someone who depends on others for everything, so he wants Doraemon to go back to the future.
So Doraemon pretended to be ill, but seeing Nobita's sincerely worried expression, Doraemon told Nobita the reason why he really wanted to go back to the future, and Nobita said that he thought the same way, so he wanted Toraemon to go back to the future with confidence.
Since then, Nobita has worked hard to move up, and Doraemon uses time TV every day to watch Nobita's efforts.
This finale was published in the March issue of Showa 47 (1972), fourth grade of elementary school.
The third ending of "Doraemon": "Goodbye, Doraemon"
The third ending is a bit sadistic! Doraemon decided to go back to the future, but he was afraid that Nobita would be bullied and no one to take care of him, Nobita saw Doraemon worried, secretly decided to take good care of himself, even if he fought with others, he also had to clench his teeth to defeat each other, don't rely on Doraemon's magic weapon to win everything, and finally let Doraemon return to the future with confidence.
This finale was published in the March issue of "Third Grade Elementary School" in 1949. The title is "Goodbye, Doraemon". This ending is slightly different from the two endings above. At that time, because the Japanese television Doraemon was not popular, and Fujimoto (i.e. the author) had his own new serial, he really planned to end Doraemon.
But later, because of his own love for Doraemon, he could not abandon Doraemon, so in the same year," the April issue of "Fourth Grade of Elementary School" drew "Doraemon Is Back" and wrote Doraemon again.
The fourth ending of "Doraemon": [Nobita with Autism]
This ending is the one that the Japanese people collectively oppose the most.
Nobita suddenly wakes up from his slumber and finds himself lying on a hospital bed. It turns out that there has never been a Doraemon in the world.
Nobita, a patient who was admitted to a psychiatric hospital due to extreme autism, has been in the hospital for eight years, Shizuka is the protagonist's childhood crush companion, all the protagonist's memories stay in the morning of eight years ago, everything is the protagonist's fantasy...
This ending reflects the indifference of Japanese society, but also expresses the author's extreme disappointment in society... Later, because readers were extremely disgusted with its ending (the suicide rate in Japan rose significantly during the same period, at least a hundred people were directly affected by its ending and despaired of their lives, "Doraemon" is the only beautiful and simple psychological comfort for these suicidal people), so it was decided not to use this ending in the anime version (of course, it is not seen in China).
In the museum of the elementary school building, the last page of Mr. Fujimoto's work "Nobita's Clockwork Urban Adventure" is treasured, and Mr. Fujimoto died before completing the final work, and the cause of death was overwork.
Don't you know, Doraemon has a fake ending...
Tangerine Zijun also does not know since when, the Internet has been circulating "Nobita is a vegetative person" and "Nobita finally went to heaven" and other endings, most of these endings are circulated or fabricated, without verification drops! Besides, people's "Doraemon" continues to play in Japan, and the little friends don't rush to create an ending for it!
Last sentence
Tangerine Jun especially hopes that Doraemon and Nobita will always be together without heart and lungs, and even if it is over, they will always accompany us in memory.