Doraemon is a cartoon that many people watch in front of the TV when they are young, although it is only a cartoon, but it also gives many people dreams and happiness, and gives us some simple truths, which is a good work. But, after watching so many Doraemon, do you know its ending? Does it have an ending? And what is the ending?
First, let's take a look at the birth of Doraemon. Doraemon is written by Japanese manga artist, Fujiko F. Fujio (signed by Hiroshi Fujimoto and Suo Yasuko, generally referring to Hiroshi Fujimoto). On a deadline in November 1969, Master Fujiko F. Fuji Xiongduo's home suddenly broke into a kitten, although it will soon be deadline, but the master still played with the kitten, this play is a few hours, and when the master found that there was not enough time, it was too late to complete the drawing, he was very anxious to walk around, accidentally kicked the daughter's tumbler toy, Yu teacher had a flash of inspiration, combined the image of the cat with the tumbler, and created a robot cat that brought us joy. However, in 1996, when Hiroshi Fujimoto was working on "Big Bear and Clockwork City", he suddenly lost consciousness and died of liver failure soon after, that is, the real Doraemon has no ending.
However, we have also heard some big endings about Doraemon, which are informal endings. So how many versions of the ending are there?
Although there is a type of ending that is also written by Hiroshi Fujimoto, it cannot be regarded as the ending of Doraemon, because it is a specially drawn ending for elementary school students. The first is " Nobita who will never accept defeat " . Doraemon is going back to the future, but he can't rest assured that Nobita. In order to reassure him to go back, Nobita decided to use his backbone to prove himself, and just happened to meet the fat tiger, so he fought with him and knew that the fat tiger conceded defeat, so Doraemon returned to the future with confidence. The second is "prohibition by law". Because of the time machine, the future people came to the modern era to bring trouble to modern people, and the future world promulgated a new law prohibiting future people from returning to the past, so Doraemon had to go back to the past.
The above ending is relatively good, and there is a kind of sad ending, which is more negative, so that a large number of fans cannot accept it. First, "it's all an illusion"! It is said that Nobita is actually an autistic child (the author has published related articles before, and if you want to know something about "autism", you can take a look.) Most of the characters in Doraemon actually don't exist, and everything is fantasized by Nobita. Because of the desire for friendship, he fantasized about doraemon and Fat Tiger and others; because of the desire for love, he fantasized about Shizuka. It was a sentimental ending.
However, the following ending is closer to the original book, and it is also what we are more willing to believe. The content is that one day When Nobita returned home and found that Doraemon was not moving, he contacted Doraemon (Doraemon's sister) through the time machine, and found that there was no electricity and needed to change the battery, but this would lose memory, originally the memory was retained in the ear, but Doraemon lost his ear, so he would lose his memory, and Doraemon could not go back to the past. Since then, Nobita has informed everyone that Doraemon has returned to the future, but in fact has been well taken care of by Nobita. Since then, Nobita has been studying hard in order to find a way to make Doraemon wake up. From a guy who often takes zero eggs, he became an honors student and became a doctor of robotics engineering. Finally found a way to let Doraemon keep his memory awake, Doraemon's first words when he woke up were: "Is Nobita done with his homework?" ”
Many people have had that robot cat without ears in their childhood, and they all fantasize about how good it should be to have such a cat all the time, secretly scolding Nobita for not knowing how good it is, thinking that I must have a special good for it. In fact, Doraemon is like some people in our lives, they come to accompany us to grow, and when we grow up, they leave. However, we still have to go strong and not fail them!