Doraemon, born on September 3, 2112, loves gong burning, hates mice, and has lost his paint because he was bitten off his ears by rats, and turned into a blue robot cat without ears. After being bought by the Nobi seshu family, he traveled to the 20th century to help Nobita Nobita, the eldest grandfather of Seiji.
Just like today's children expect the owl to send hogwarts acceptance letters, 20 years ago, every child had expected a blue light to come out of the drawer, and his own robot cat would drill out of it and start a big adventure in life. Doraemon has a treasure chest that can pull out magical items at any time, but almost every time he uses them, he breaks through - more important than the props, he is a good friend of Nobita, running into trouble, running away, and being scolded, and they are both together. For children, companionship is the most magical magic.
Today is September 3rd, Doraemon's 94th birthday. This blue fat man who accompanied us through childhood is one step closer to birth. So, let's scavenged for cold knowledge about him with DNV
<h1>What are the lyrics of "Doraemon Song" you listened to? </h1>
We at DNV work with all kinds of music, so let's start with music.
My hometown is in the north, and the university went to Guangzhou. After chatting with local classmates, I found that when they were young, they watched TVB and Jade Stage, but I watched the big windmill and the small dragon club - we have all watched "Doraemon", and we can hum the same tune, but when it comes to lyrics, it is not the same world at all.
The original theme song "Doraemon Song", singing "Ah, favorite Doraemon", is the Japanese children's song and animation singer Kumiko Osaki:
Doraemon no Uta - Kumiko Osugi
And some friends may be more familiar with the Lyrics of the Taiwanese version: "If I have a fairy stick, get bigger and smaller and more beautiful..." The following version comes from Fan Xiaoxuan.
Tinker Bell - Fan Xiaoxuan
And my Cantonese classmates, listening to this version of cantonese words: "Climb into the wonderful pocket, your hope will be obtained, the bizarre myth is incredible, the heart will get it when you think about it..."
Doraemon - Chen Huilin
Although we sing different lyrics, this relaxed melody can transcend language, whether it is Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, Japan, Europe and the United States, all people who like blue fat man can use this music to find each other.
<h1>Fujiko Fujio, how many people are there? </h1>
Fujiko Fujio is actually a pen name shared by two Japanese manga artists when they jointly created the work. They are Hiroshi Fujimoto and Yasuko Suo.
On the left is Hiroshi Fujimoto (Fujiko · F. Fujio), right is Anko Suo (Fujiko Fujio A)
The two met in the fifth grade of elementary school and became good friends because of their interest in manga, and often created together. One day, Hiroshi Fujimoto's house suddenly broke into a kitten, although it will soon be deadline, but the master still played with the kitten, and when he found that there was not enough time, it was too late to complete the manuscript, and in a hurry, he kicked down his daughter's tumbler toy... So Hiroshi Fujimoto had a flash of inspiration and combined "cat" and "tumbler" to create the image of Doraemon. From December 1969 onwards, doraemon, which the two co-created, began serialization, but the story was definitely dominated by Hiroshi Fujimoto.
On December 23, 1987, the two decided to break up and "Doraemon" was handed over to Hiroshi Fujimoto. At the same time, the two also added the English letters at the beginning of their surnames to their original pen names as a distinction. Hiroshi Fujimoto's pen name was changed to "Fujiko Fujio F", and Yasuko Suo was changed to "Fujiko Fujio A". A year later, Fujimoto's friend Shotaro Ishimori suggested that he change his pen name to "Fujiko Shōgun". F. Fujio", so Hiroshi Fujimoto changed the name to a pen name.
129.3 – What is so special about this number?
The number 129.3 did not come out of thin air, and it appears an incredible number of times. First look where it all appears:
Blue Fat Man's birthday is September 3, 2112, is the cat robot No. 1293, height 129.3 cm, weight is 129.3 kg, head circumference 129.3 cm, bust circumference 129.3 cm, foot length 129.3 mm, horsepower 129.3 PS; and - the speed of escape when encountering mice: 129.3 km / h.
The reason why this number appears frequently is that 129.3 centimeters is the average height of fourth-grade elementary school students in Japan, and "Doraemon" was first serialized in the manga magazine "Fourth Graders". For Fujiko Fujio, this number is probably very meaningful.
<h1>What exactly does "Doraemon" mean? </h1>
Doraemon's original Japanese name is ドラえもん (Doraemon), and there are many explanations. First, Dora may refer to its favorite to eat tongluo-yaki, because the Japanese word for tonko is Dorayaki; secondly, Dora also has the meaning of wild cat, which is pronounced Doraneko in Japanese. emon, on the other hand, is the pronunciation of the word "guard gate".
In this way, the transliteration of Doraemon is "Gong Gate".
Friends who know a little Japanese will find that the name "ドラえもん" has both katakanas and hiragana in it, so why mix them? When Japanese netizens voted for "the biggest question about Doraemon", this issue ranked first. In fact, the manga once gave an explanation: when the 22nd century household registrar came to investigate, Doraemon was supposed to write down the name with a katakana on the questionnaire, but because he did not learn kana well, after writing the first two words of katakana, he found that the last three words could not be written, so he had to use hiragana instead...
<h1>In Chinese mainland, what was the earliest name of the blue fat man? Robot cat? Tinker Bells? Hey......</h1>
In the Chinese world, Doraemon also has many names: the robot cat, derived from the translation of the mainland publishing house, indicates that he is a cat-type robot; The little ding-dong, which mainly appears in the Taiwanese translation, derives its name from the small bell on Doraemon's chest, which sounds playful and cute. But his earliest name may be unfamiliar to many people.
In 1991, CCTV officially introduced the cartoon "Robot Cat", which was voiced by Dong Hao, and then replaced by Liu Chunyan, a scarab beetle that was more in line with children's voice. In this version of the animation, the robot cat actually has its own name, called Amon.
So why did these names eventually reunite into Doraemon? In Fujiko · In the later years of Mr. F. Fujio, the work "Doraemon" already had considerable influence in the world, and all countries have its fans, but the name is very confusing, which is not only not conducive to the work going to the world, but also not conducive to the exchange of lovers from all over the world. So Fujiko · F. Fujio left a will, hoping to slowly unify the translated names around the world and return to Doraemon, so that children around the world will immediately think of the cute blue fat man when they hear the name "Doraemon".
<h1>What is the first place in doraemon's most popular props that have stood firm for many years? </h1>
Doraemon props, according to estimates, there are at least 2,000, and this question can test your attention to the news around Doraemon. Is it a familiar prop such as a time machine and a bamboo dragonfly? Or is it a guiding angel who saves road fools and avoids accidents? Or is it a "forget it" that can make you lose your breath for a second?
According to several surveys by multiple television stations, whether adults or children, the favorite is always - arbitrary doors.
"The form is a single-door, pink door with a built-in map of the universe that can be moved anywhere, limited to ten light-years away. When you use it, just think about it, or say where you want to go, you can open the door and you can reach it. ”
I don't know where the children want to go, but many adults think of the unambitious use of "not being afraid of being late for work"...
If there were any doors that could only be used once, where would you go?
<h1>Is the dark doraemon final chapter true? </h1>
The end of Doraemon is almost an urban legend. From "Nobita is autistic, Doraemon is just his fantasy" to "Nobita is a vegetative person, wake up to find that Doraemon does not exist" to "Nobita's car accident, Doraemon exhausted all the props and failed to save, and finally Nobita chose to use any door to go to heaven" and so on, one dark setting after another emerges endlessly, which is simply revenge on society. There are also people who say that this "final chapter" was destroyed because it hurt the feelings of many people...
Not really. Doraemon has never had such a dark chapter. About these folk rumors, Fujiko. F. Fujio's daughter was interviewed after her death and denied it with the grounds that "I asked my father about it, and he replied, 'Doraemon doesn't end like this, but ends in a happy way.".
The manga version of Doraemon has three "endings", but after publication, they were revived because of the double reluctance of readers and authors. These three chapters with the meaning of final chapters appear in Showa 46 (1971), Showa 47 (1972), and Showa 49 (1974), which are basically Doraemon's reluctant farewell to the future for various reasons. The anime version follows the setting from the 1972 manga.
But in Fujiko. After the death of F. Fujio, according to his last wishes, Doraemon was still updated by his disciples. Today, the anime of Doraemon is still broadcast on Tv Asahi in Japan, and the manga series is published by Kokukan Press and Fujiko K. F. Fujio Productions continues to publish and releases animated films every year during the Golden Week in Japan.
This is a fairy tale that never ends.
We have missed Astro Boy's birthday (April 7, 2003) and can only regret to tell our children that we incompetent adults have not been able to build as Well as Grandpa Tezuka did as Grandpa Tezuka had envisioned. But okay, Fujiko. F. Fujio's grandfather gave the robot cat enough time. We still have 94 years.
Thank you Blue Fat Man for growing up with us, although we don't have any of your magical props, but you accompanied our childhood with those simple, kind, and dreamy stories, and also affected our present. For children, companionship is the most magical magic.
-Happy 94th birthday, Doraemon.
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"Doraemon" dubbed by Liu Chunyan
Interview: From the CCTV version to the movie version, the fate of the "blue fat man" is not shallow. Source: Mtime.com
Doraemon, the "weather vane" of Sino-Japanese relations. Author: Duck Pear Three Dozen
Fujiko · F. Fujio, Wikipedia
Doraemon Chinese Doraemon Wiki