Doraemon Episodes: Feature Film Series

Doraemon is one of the most famous animated series in the world, offering humorous and meaningful stories. The plot revolves around Nobita, a clumsy boy, and his robot cat friend from the future, Doraemon. With the help of magical gadgets, Doraemon assists Nobita in overcoming the challenges of daily life. Their adventures have become unforgettable memories for generations of viewers.

*Doraemon Feature Films Sorted by Original Manga Order

Episode 1: Nobita's Dinosaur

Episode 2: The Records of Nobita, Spaceblazer

Episode 3: Nobita and the Haunts of Evil

Episode 4: Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil

Episode 5: Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld

Episode 6: Nobita's Little Star Wars

Episode 7: Nobita and the Steel Troops

Episode 8: Nobita and the Knights on Dinosaurs

Episode 9: Nobita and the Birth of Japan

Episode 10: Nobita and the Animal Planet

Episode 11: Nobita's Dorabian Nights

Episode 12: Nobita and the Kingdom of Clouds

Episode 13: Nobita and the Tin Labyrinth

Episode 14: Nobita's Three Visionary Swordsmen

Episode 15: Nobita's Diary on the Creation of the World

Episode 16: Nobita and the Galaxy Super-express

Episode 17: Nobita and the Spiral City

Episode 18: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas

Episode 19: Nobita Drifts in the Universe

Episode 20: Nobita and the Legend of the Sun King

Episode 21: Nobita and the Winged Braves

Episode 22: Nobita in the Robot Kingdom

Episode 23: Nobita and the Windmasters

Episode 24: Nobita in the Wan-Nyan Spacetime Odyssey

Episode 25: The Record of Nobita's Parallel Visit to the West

*Summary of Doraemon Full-Length Films

Episode 1: Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur

Suneo bragged about his fossilized toenail, but Nobita wasn’t allowed to see it. Upset, Nobita stormed home. By sheer chance, he discovered a fossilized dinosaur egg. Using Doraemon’s "Time Wrap Cloth," Nobita sent the egg back to 100 million years ago, where it hatched into a dinosaur of the Futabasaurus genus. Nobita named it Piisuke.

Nobita and Doraemon secretly raised Piisuke until it grew too large to live indoors. They released Piisuke into a park lake, but it soon attracted the attention of curious scientists. Realising the danger, Nobita and Doraemon decided to send Piisuke back to the Late Cretaceous period.

However, once they travelled to the past, they were pursued by a time-travelling dinosaur-hunting gang led by billionaire Dollmanstein. After safely returning Piisuke to its era, they realised they had mistakenly arrived in North America instead of the Japanese archipelago. Determined to get Piisuke home, they embarked on a journey across the ancient land bridge connecting the continents.

Their adventure brought encounters with formidable dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex and Pteranodon, all while being relentlessly chased by the poachers. After a tense showdown, Nobita and Doraemon succeeded in rescuing their friends and delivering Piisuke to ancient Japan. They also thwarted the poachers’ plans with the help of the Time Police.

Episode 2: The Records of Nobita, Spaceblazer

Nobita and Doraemon accidentally met some friends from the Purple Planet through a space portal under the floor, and helped them safely return home. Through this, they learned about the past of the Purple Planet’s inhabitants and the evil people from the Black Planet. When the old football field of their group was taken over by the 6A class, Doraemon and Nobita invited their friends to play at a new football field on the Purple Planet. However, due to the weaker gravity, playing football was more difficult, and the group was once again pursued by the Black Planet inhabitants, causing Shizuka, Suneo, and Gian to head home.

Despite this, due to the difference in gravity, Doraemon and Nobita became stronger on the Purple Planet, and they saved their friends multiple times. This angered the leader of the Black Planet, who invited the silver-haired assassin Zoxxi to plant a timed X-bomb to destroy the Purple Planet. He also planned to use mines to eliminate Doraemon and Nobita, but this plan failed.

When Ropull decided to infiltrate the Black Planet base, Chami came to ask Nobita and Doraemon for help. However, the mine exploded before they could arrive, causing the space portal to drift away. Doraemon and Nobita remained determined to rescue Ropull and infiltrate the base. The Black Planet inhabitants discovered their plan and chased them, but Doraemon used various gadgets, including the Time Wrap Cloth, which accidentally entangled the bomb and prevented it from exploding.

In the end, the Black Planet inhabitants were arrested by the Space Police, and Nobita and Doraemon had to say goodbye to their friends from the Purple Planet before returning home, as the space portal disappeared.

Episode 3: Nobita and the Haunts of Evil

Nobita accidentally encountered a strange dog and named it Empty Belly (Peko). This dog discovered a satellite image of a mysterious land in Africa, prompting Doraemon and the gang to decide to explore it. However, the Magic Door at the football field was burned, preventing them from returning. They had to face many challenges, including the Aguagu River, the Temu Waterfall, and the Odoron Gorge.

At this point, Empty Belly revealed that he was Prince Kuntaku of the Kingdom of Bovan, a kingdom inhabited entirely by dogs. He had escaped death during a coup led by the rebel forces of Dabranda. With the help of Burs and Chipo (Xitpon), they fought against Dabranda’s henchmen. Thanks to assistance from Doraemon and his group from the future, they reached a giant statue of a deity and managed to stir the deity’s heart, ultimately helping them defeat Dabranda.

The Kingdom of Bovan was liberated, and Doraemon and his friends returned home using the Magic Door from the future, continuing their journey to fulfil the prophecy of the Kuntaku royal family.

Episode 4: Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil

The story begins when a mysterious ship sinks off the coast of the Bermuda Triangle, carrying a treasure worth 20 billion yen. During their summer holidays, Nobita and his friends decide to explore the ocean. Doraemon and Nobita use a buggy to descend to the seabed, while Shizuka is unable to join because her parents forbid her, and Suneo and Gian want to go to the Atlantic Ocean but are stopped by Doraemon. Before leaving, Nobita has to finish his summer homework with the help of his friends.

While exploring, the mysterious ship suddenly disappears, and the group decides to search for the treasure. Gian and Suneo steal the buggy and get into trouble when they run out of oxygen, but fortunately, they are rescued by the inhabitants of the seabed. The group then explores the Mariana Trench and discovers that the ship has drifted there. Nobita encounters the ship and a giant octopus with an elephant’s head, but no one believes him.

Doraemon and the group uncover the secrets of the seabed dwellers and the lost continent of Mu, where the residents saved them from sea monsters and helped them thwart a plot to destroy Earth. Shizuka volunteers to be bait to track down the sea monsters, but the whole group is captured. Doraemon tries to rescue them but is injured. When things seem hopeless, the buggy from Doraemon’s magical pocket charges in to attack, destroying Poseidon and his castle, ending the threat of Earth’s destruction. Doraemon and his friends bid farewell to the seabed dwellers and safely return home.

Episode 5: Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld

The story begins when Nobita dreams of a wizarding world, despite Deki explaining that magic is just a fantasy. Nobita continues to wish for it, and Doraemon helps him by using the Request Phone Booth to transport him to a magical world. However, Nobita quickly realises that this world also has its own problems, such as schoolwork and the need for a flying carpet driving licence, so he decides to stay and learn magic.

After hearing about Dr. Mangetsu's apocalyptic theory, Nobita and Doraemon want to return to their original world, but the Request Phone Booth is lost, trapping them. The group heads to Dr. Mangetsu's house, only to find that the building has vanished, leaving behind only a cat. The cat leads them to Miyoko, who has been cursed by evil spirits, and the group is tasked with driving the demons away.

They travel to the Hell Planet, the lair of the Demon King. After facing many challenges, they are unable to kill the Demon King. Nobita uses the Forget-Me-Not Wallet to retrieve the Time Machine, travels back in time, and decides not to create the demon world. However, the Demon King and his minions turn them both to stone.

Just when it seems like all hope is lost, Doremi from the 22nd century appears and uses the Time Wrap Cloth to help Nobita and Doraemon return. Though they could forget their experiences in the demon world, the group decides to go back to rescue their friends and Dr. Mangetsu. In the end, the Demon King and his minions are defeated, and Doraemon and his friends return to the real world.

Episode 6: Nobita's Little Star Wars

The story begins when President Papy of the planet Pirika is pursued by the PCA organisation and General Gilmore. While Nobita and his friends are making a space war film, Nobita discovers a strange spaceship and meets Papy, who is on the run. Papy tells them about a coup and asks Nobita for help. Soon after, Nobita and his friends find out that the rebel organisation has captured Shizuka and taken their Shrinking Torch.

Nobita and the group decide to travel to Pirika to rescue Shizuka and drive Gilmore out. They join forces with the free army, but the PCA detects them and captures them. Using their wits, they destroy the enemy's fighter planes and rescue Shizuka. After a series of battles, they successfully defeat the rebel forces, help Papy regain power, and restore peace to the planet Pirika.

Episode 7: Nobita and the Steel Troops

The story begins when Suneo boasts about his robot Hercule, which makes Nobita feel envious. By chance, Nobita receives the Zanda Klos robot along with its brain orb and, together with Doraemon, assembles it in the Mirror World, a virtual world with no people. They invite Shizuka to join and discover the robot's special abilities, but Nobita reveals this secret to Riruru, the owner of Zanda Klos, who asks him to keep it quiet.

Gradually, Nobita and Doraemon uncover a plot by robots to take over Earth and find themselves being hunted. They warn Suneo and Gian, then modify the brain orb to fight back against the robots. The group travels to the Mirror World, where they team up with Jud, the robot, to destroy the robots' base. After a battle, they plan to trick the robots from the planet Mecatopia into coming to the Mirror World.

Meanwhile, Shizuka finds a way into the Mirror World and rescues Riruru, who is seriously injured. Riruru reveals the robots' plan and flees. Moved by human emotions, she convinces the robot commander to stop their plan, but she is captured. Doraemon and Nobita rescue Riruru, but the robots discover the group's plan.

The group sets up an ambush to stop the robots from returning to the real world. Shizuka and Riruru travel back in time to meet the creator of the first robots on Mecatopia, who made a mistake by implanting the Competitive Instinct instead of the Empathy Cells. Ultimately, when it seems like the group is about to fail, the robots disappear, and Riruru vanishes with them. The story ends with Nobita seeing Riruru's silhouette.

Episode 8: Nobita and the Knights on Dinosaurs

Doraemon creates an underground cave for everyone to rest, while Nobita hides his test papers with scores of "0." However, Suneo gets lost, and the group has to go back and search for him. When the tunnel connection to the cave breaks, they find another path that leads them to a world of dinosaurs. Banho, a resident of the underground world, rescues them and says he has seen Suneo.

Upon finding Suneo, Nobita overhears a plan by the Vanho people, who intend to invade Earth. The group is captured and taken aboard a spaceship, traveling 65 million years back in time to investigate what they believe to be a disaster caused by humans. Doraemon explains that the catastrophe was due to the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event, and he helps save the dinosaurs.

After Doraemon explains the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event, the Vanho people realise that the disaster was not caused by humans. As a result, they abandon their plans to invade Earth. Nobita, Suneo, and the rest of the group are freed and return to the present time. The group returns to the real world, where they all learn an important lesson about historical truth and the need to protect life on Earth. The story ends with peace restored, and the friends continue their everyday lives.

Episode 9: Nobita and the Birth of Japan

The story begins when the Doraemon gang, feeling upset, decide to run away and travel back to Japan 700,000 years ago, where they create a park just for themselves. When their anger subsides, they discover a boy named Kukuru, a member of the Hikari tribe from China, who has been swept into the present day by a time warp. Doraemon finds out that Kukuru's tribe is being chased by the Kuracha tribe, led by the demon Gigazombie.

The Doraemon gang decides to help Kukuru and the Hikari tribe. After a battle with the Kuracha tribe, they rescue the tribe and bring them to live safely in Japan. However, Doraemon discovers that Gigazombie is not an ordinary person but a being using supernatural magic from 23rd-century technology. The gang travels back to the prehistoric era to rescue the tribe once again but arrives too late. They decide to head to Gigazombie’s lair to rescue them.

After a challenging journey through snow and ice, Nobita gets lost but is saved by a mammoth. The rest of the group discovers Gigazombie's base but is captured. In a moment of desperation, Nobita uses a box given to him by the mammoth, activating a distress signal from the Time Patrol. The Time Patrol arrives just in time, rescues the gang, and destroys Gigazombie's base, saving the Hikari tribe.

Episode 10: Nobita and the Animal Planet

The story begins when Nobita and Doraemon accidentally get lost in a pink cloud, which transports them to a strange animal world. There, they rescue Chippo (Xita), the child of the police officer Wangeru, and discover the animal planet (Feel Star). They later invite Shizuka to join them and learn more about this planet. Suneo and Gian secretly follow them and learn about Chippo's exploration plans.

Upon returning to Japan, the gang finds out that the animal planet is under threat from the Nimuge people from the planet Nimuge. They kidnap Romi, Chippo's cousin. Nobita is sent to rescue Romi, and after completing the mission, the group prepares for a battle with the Nimuge people. Tensions rise as the Nimuge army attacks the animal planet, but the Space Police arrive just in time to assist. In the end, the Doraemon gang safely returns to Earth, and the plan to cut down the forest near their school to expand the city is indefinitely canceled.

Episode 11: Nobita's Dorabian Nights

The story begins when Nobita and Shizuka accidentally get lost in a fairy tale world, and Shizuka ends up stranded in Persia. Doraemon, Nobita, Suneo, and Gian, along with their guide Mikuzin, set off on a journey to find Shizuka. In Persia, they meet King Harun Al-Rashid and buy a boat to sail the sea in search of her. However, the sailors turn out to be pirates from the Khasim clan, who throw the group overboard. A storm sweeps them into a desert, where they meet Sinbad.

After meeting Sinbad and being invited to his castle, the group discovers the Khasim pirates' plot. The pirates seize the castle and imprison Sinbad and the group. Mikuzin rescues them, and together, they fight to reclaim the castle. In the end, the pirates are captured and brought before King Rashid, and the group returns home safely.

Episode 12: Nobita and the Kingdom of Clouds

The story begins when Nobita dreams of reaching heaven on the ninth cloud, a place he often hears about in fairy tales. The Doraemon group creates their own version of heaven using their gadgets and encounters a boy, but he disappears shortly after. They meet the heavenly beings and learn that they, too, have their own version of heaven, using invisibility techniques. However, the heavenly beings imprison the group, and they must escape, only to be struck by an electric cloud. Gian, Suneo, and Shizuka are captured and forced to attend the Heaven Conference as defendants, facing the Noah Campaign - a plan to cleanse Earth due to its severe pollution.

Doraemon and Nobita manage to escape and meet the tiny people of Donjara Village, along with the boy they met earlier. They learn about the Noah Campaign and return to the Cloud Kingdom to prepare a gas threat to confront the heavenly beings. However, four hunters manage to escape and stumble into the Cloud Kingdom, attacking the energy base of the heavenly beings, threatening to destroy all nine clouds. Doraemon and Palupalu, one of the heavenly beings, are captured. In a heroic act, Doraemon sacrifices himself by throwing himself into a gas tank to save everyone, causing the Cloud Kingdom to collapse.

Thanks to the now-grown Kibou tree and Kibou's persuasion, the Noah Campaign is indefinitely suspended. The heavenly beings move to the Plant Planet, providing an opportunity for the people of Earth to improve the environment.

Episode 13: Nobita and the Tin Labyrinth

Nobita and Doraemon are gifted a trip to Blikin Island, but they are disappointed when they discover it is just a dream of Nobita's father, Mr. Nobi. However, Nobita finds a mysterious suitcase that leads them to the real Blikin Island, which turns out to be a disguised spaceship with robots acting as receptionists. There, Doraemon is captured by tiny beings, and Nobita and his friends learn that the island belongs to a boy named Sapio from the planet Chamocha. The planet Chamocha is under attack by the Napogistor robots, and the group decides to rescue Doraemon and help the people of Chamocha fight off the invaders.

Upon arriving on Chamocha, Gian and Suneo face many challenges during their exploration. Meanwhile, Nobita, Shizuka, and Sapio discover a secret document in the basement of the Blikin hotel, but the Napogistor robots find them and attack the island. Sapio sends Nobita and Shizuka back to Japan. Nobita then finds the magic pocket to travel through Doraemon's bag, returning to Blikin Island where he finds Doraemon damaged. He asks Minidora, a small robot, to repair Doraemon, and the three return to the metal maze.

They eventually reunite with Sapio, Gian, Suneo, and the secret document. With help from Santa Claus's robot toys, they break through the Napogistor defenses. Doraemon and Nobita infiltrate the Napogistor castle and insert a virus into the body of the Napogistor commander, while Shizuka and Sapio rescue everyone. In the end, Napogistor is defeated, and the people of Chamocha begin to rebuild their country.

Episode 14: Nobita's Three Visionary Swordsmen

The story begins when Nobita dreams of becoming a knight, but due to his daydreaming, he is late for school and must run up a mountain to complete his homework. There, an old man gives Nobita a "wisdom fruit" that helps him finish his assignment. When Nobita wakes up, he realizes the dream has become a reality, and he is praised by his teacher. However, when he tries to teach Shizuka, Nobita finds that he is no longer as smart as before. He meets the old man again, who tells him that he must go to the world of the "Three Dreaming Knights" to find another wisdom fruit.

Nobita and Doraemon explore this world through a dream tape, where Nobita becomes a servant for the knight "Sunemis." After facing many challenges, Nobita becomes the Silver Knight "Nobitanian" and meets the cross-dressing Princess Shizukaria. The group ventures through the Dragon's Gorge, helps a dragon, and gains the ability to revive from a hot spring. They continue to battle dangers, defeat the Poison Spider, and rescue the city of Andel from the Demon King.

However, Toriho, the parrot-faced old man, steals Doraemon’s magic pocket. While the group is eating, Nobita’s father turns off the dream machine, stopping their progress. Doraemon loses the magic pocket, but Shizukaria, the cross-dressing princess, helps Nobitanian defeat the Demon King Odorome and saves the kingdom of Yumimure. Shizukaria returns to the palace, Nobitanian becomes a prince consort, but he never meets the princess. In the end, the dream machine is restored, and the group experiences a peaceful dream.

Episode 15: Nobita's Diary on the Creation of the World

The story begins when Doraemon creates a virtual world to help Nobita complete his science presentation. Nobita designs a miniature world with animals, plants, and insects, but the plan is ruined when Chaien and Xeko join in. Later, the group, consisting of Nobita and Shizuka, visits a prehistoric world within the virtual realm and helps a group of prehistoric children return home.

Their journey continues, and they arrive in an ancient Japanese village, where they encounter a sorcerer who is terrorizing the villagers. Upon investigation, the group discovers that the so-called deity is actually a two-headed centipede, which they defeat, rescuing a girl who was about to be sacrificed. During the chase, Nobita is attacked by a group of insects.

In their next adventure, Nobita splits off to help his ancestor, Grandpa Nobina, overcome difficulties, and accidentally learns about an underground world. Finally, the group returns to the present day.

On their next expedition to Antarctica, Nobita, Doraemon, and Shizuka team up with Dr. Dekimatsu and Director Nobihide. There, they accidentally fall through a deep hole and land in an insect world, where they discover that Chaien and Xeko have been captured by the insect president’s son, Bitano, to carry out a science presentation. After learning the situation, Nobita persuades the insect president to allow migration to the prehistoric world he created. Eventually, the expedition team safely returns home.

Episode 16: Nobita and the Galaxy Super-express

The story begins when Xeko boasts about his space travel tickets, prompting Nobita to ask Doraemon to take him and his friends on a journey through the galaxy. During the trip, Nobita encounters strange and frightening situations, such as being threatened by Dracula and ninjas. The group, including Chaien, Xeko, and Shizuka, joins the trip and meets Bome, a reporter. However, their spaceship is attacked by a band of space pirates, forcing them to land on the planet Mezu, a center for intergalactic amusement.

When the group learns that the pirate attack is part of an adventure game, they participate in activities like "Western Cowboy" and "Ninja Blurry Vision." Things become more complicated when a group of electronic chips begins to control the planet’s population.

While playing the game "Race with Dinosaurs," tensions rise when the dinosaurs go rogue, and the planet Mezu is devastated. After Xeko goes missing, the group discovers that he and others have been controlled by electronic chips under the alias "0009." The group is captured, but thanks to Bome and a ticket inspector who hasn’t been controlled, they manage to escape and board a train to flee. They reach a deserted planet, where they find food and repair their ship to continue.

However, Nobita is controlled by "0009" but is freed by Shizuka using a soap gun. A battle erupts with the Yadori (electronic chips), and the group triumphs with the help of the soap gun. In the end, they safely return to Earth.

Episode 17: Nobita and the Spiral City

The story begins when Nobita discovers a strange planet through Doraemon's lottery tickets. He and his friends create a city for plush animals that can move, using the life-screw as a source of energy. However, a bandit, Onigoro Kamatora, accidentally enters this planet after escaping from prison through a magic door. He uses a cloning machine to create 17 identical bandits, with one of them being good-hearted.

The group of bandits heads to a golden lake, only to discover it is actually a giant deity. After being chased away, they steal Xeko's toy spaceship and fly into space. In an accident, Nobita falls into a deep ravine and meets a deity who has taken the form of a boy. The deity, who planted the seeds of life on this planet and Earth, helps Nobita escape the ravine and reunite with his friends.

Meanwhile, Doraemon, Chaien, Xeko, and Shizuka are stranded on an asteroid after the spaceship explosion and are rescued by the good-hearted Onigoro. The bandits return to the plush animal planet. Nobita encounters Ukki the baby monkey and Pupi, the mayor's sister, who are fleeing from the bandits. The plush animal city is taken over, and Nobita uses the magic pocket to call for help from his friends and returns to fight the bandits.

After a battle, the group captures 16 of the bandits, leaving only Onigoro. Nobita pursues and captures him. Doraemon sends all 17 bandits back into the cloning machine, leaving only the good-hearted Onigoro. The head bandit is handed over to the police on Earth, while the last one returns to the 22nd century. In the end, the group says goodbye to the plush animals and fixes the damage caused by the bandits.

Episode 18: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas

The story begins when Nobita and Doraemon organize a "treasure hunt" game at sea and invite Shizuka, Chaien, and Xeko to join them. However, their boat is caught in a time warp and takes them back to the 17th century, where they encounter a pirate ship and are unwillingly drawn into a battle. Nobita falls overboard and disappears, while the others meet Captain Kid and his granddaughter Betty. The pirates only rob the rich to share the wealth with the poor and are searching for a treasure island and their missing loved ones.

Doraemon discovers that his magic pocket is missing, but fortunately, some items are salvaged. The group follows the pirates to search for Nobita. Meanwhile, Nobita is washed up on an island, where he meets Jack, a lost boy, and a dolphin named Luffin, who saves him from danger. When Captain Kid's ship arrives, the group finds a secret cave but is captured by the soldiers of Kasshu, a time-traveling criminal businessman.

Nobita, Jack, and Luffin end up in Kasshu's base, where they are imprisoned with their friends. Nobita learns that Jack is Betty's younger brother. Together, they devise a plan to free the sailors, including Betty's father. With the help of two loyal sailors, Pancho and Gonzales, they rescue everyone and plan to retake Kasshu's base to send a distress signal.

A battle ensues, but Kasshu orders Ribai, a monster created from multiple genetic strains, to attack the group. Xeko, with Luffin's guidance, manages to control the ship to avoid the monster's attacks. Doraemon and Nobita infiltrate Kasshu's command room and break through the protective wall, allowing the time patrol team to come to their rescue. In the end, the group discovers that Luffin is an undercover police officer monitoring Kasshu. After rescuing everyone, they bid farewell to the pirates and return home safely.

Episode 19: Nobita Drifts in the Universe

Chaien and Xeko are kidnapped by a mysterious spaceship, and Doraemon, Nobita, and Shizuka board a mini rescue station to save them. While preparing to board, Nobita picks up a star-shaped object without realizing it will be the key to their escape. Just as the rescue station is about to explode, the star-shaped object helps them escape in time.

On the strange spaceship, the group meets Chaien, Xeko, and new friends Rian, Freya, and two robots, Gorogoro and Rogu, who are members of the Young Space Knights team. They reveal that they are residents of the planet Ragna, searching for a new home after 300 years of wandering. After the rescue station is damaged, the group asks Rian to take them back to Earth. However, their ship runs out of fuel and must make an emergency landing on a mysterious planet. Here, they narrowly escape an attack by man-eating trees.

The journey continues when their ship is drained of energy by a mineral life form. With the help of Rian's father, Riberto, the group learns that Moa, the one controlling Riberto, plans to attack and take over Earth. They escape and receive support from the Galactic Wanderer Fleet, home to the residents of Ragna. Rian is guided by the spirit of her mother on how to stop Moa.

Nobita discovers that the star-shaped object he picked up is the fruit of the Sacred God Tree, belonging to Rian. The group uses five spaceships from a toy box to fight Moa's army. Rian awakens her father from Moa's control, and they realize Moa is a strange liquid entity. They use a magical trash can to send Moa into a black hole, and in the end, the group returns home safely.

Episode 20: Nobita and the Legend of the Sun King

Nobita accidentally falls into the Sun Kingdom Mayana, where he meets Prince Tio, who looks exactly like him. The two switch places, causing a series of complications, and Nobita becomes acquainted with Kuku, the daughter of a martial arts master, who has feelings for Tio. Kuku mistakenly believes Nobita is Tio due to their striking resemblance.

Doraemon and Nobita discover that the kingdom is under a curse by the witch Redina, which has caused Tio's mother to fall into an endless sleep and brought about a drought and poor harvests. The plan to swap places is exposed, and Chaien, Xeko, and Shizuka arrive in the Sun Kingdom for a vacation. The bond between Nobita and Tio grows stronger.

When Kuku is kidnapped by Redina to be used as a sacrificial offering, Tio and the group set off to rescue her. After many challenges, they reach the Dark Tower, where Redina is hiding. However, Tio is captured by vultures and falls into the forest. While the group fights Redina’s minions, Nobita, mistaken for Tio, is about to be sacrificed. Fortunately, Tio and the people of Mayana Kingdom arrive just in time to save him, causing the Dark Tower to collapse and restoring peace to the kingdom.

In the end, the group has to say goodbye to Tio, as the path between their two worlds is closed.

Episode 21: Nobita and the Winged Braves

Nobita, eager to fly, creates a pair of artificial wings. While practicing flying, he, Doraemon, and Shizuka discover that Shizuka's pet nightingale has escaped its cage. They meet Gusuke, a bird-boy who can't fly, and accidentally fall into the world of birds through a wormhole. There, they meet Dr. Ho and Gusuke's girlfriend, Miruk.

Chaien and Xeko are captured by a crow patrol for being humans, who are despised in this world. Nobita, Doraemon, and Shizuka disguise themselves as bird people to rescue them. Gusuke later joins the Ikaros competition, which recruits soldiers for the migratory bird patrol, but is disqualified for using mechanical wings. Dr. Ho is kidnapped by Jigrid, who plans to awaken the monster Fenikya.

The group, along with Gusuke and Miruk, seeks help from Ikaros, the legendary hero who is imprisoned. Ikaros and the group travel to a snowy mountain range to stop Fenikya, but the monster proves to be uncontrollable. They use Dr. Torino's time machine to send the monster back to the past. During this journey, Gusuke learns to fly and becomes the new leader of the migratory bird patrol. Ikaros realizes that Gusuke is his son, recognizing him by a protective bird feather.

The group bids farewell to the world of birds and returns home.

Episode 22: Nobita in the Robot Kingdom

Doraemon and his friends encounter a strange robot boy from a time machine and travel to his planet. However, many of their gadgets are lost during the journey. They meet Dr. Capek and learn about the "Robot Re-creation Plan" by Queen Jane, which aims to remove the emotions of robots. Poko, the robot boy, sets out to rescue Maria, who is being attacked by Queen Jane's army. The group saves Poko, but Doraemon is captured and imprisoned in the robot arena. Using the "tickling flea," Doraemon wins the battle and reunites with his friends.

Doraemon and Poko continue their journey, rescuing Queen Jane from a plot by Dister, who has now become the new king. They attack Dister, only to discover that he is actually a giant robot. Nobita uses the "Universal Steering Wheel" to control the "Arena Robot" and defeats the robot. However, the robot transforms into a missile, preparing to crash into the moon. Doraemon uses the delivery machine to save everyone and reunites with Poko's mother. In the end, it is revealed that Dister is Dr. Capek's younger brother, and the robot kingdom is restored to peace.

Episode 23: Nobita and the Windmasters

The story begins when Nobita takes care of Fuko, the daughter of the wind god, in the form of a stuffed bear. Fuko is discovered by Xeko, who wants to keep her for himself. Doraemon and his friends take Fuko to the grasslands, where they rescue Sun, the younger sibling of Temujin, a subject of the Wind Kingdom. Temujin invites the group to visit his homeland, where the people live relying on the wind. After returning, Xeko becomes possessed by the spirit of the sorcerer Uranda and attempts to capture Fuko again.

The group learns that Xeko (now Uranda) has joined the Storm Army and taken Fuko. After fleeing with Fuko, Nobita is told by the mountain god Yaku that Uranda once created the Mafuga Dragon to conquer the world, but was cut into three pieces. Uranda and Storm are now trying to resurrect Mafuga using three spheres, one of which is Fuko. The group pursues them to stop the resurrection.

Arriving at Mafuga Island, the group and the wind villagers battle the Storm Army to rescue Fuko. Uranda is about to revive the dragon, but Storm, a scientist from the future, takes Mafuga's soul and destroys the village. Fuko sacrifices herself to destroy the dragon. In the end, Storm is captured by the time patrol, and the group says goodbye to the wind villagers. Although saddened by Fuko's sacrifice, Nobita gradually comes to terms with it and believes that Fuko will always be with him.

Episode 24: Nobita in the Wan-Nyan Spacetime Odyssey

The story begins when Nobita adopts a dog named Ichi (Number One) and a cat named Zubu (Wet). However, Nobita faces trouble when his mother discovers the pets and grows suspicious about having animals in the house. After resolving this issue, the group faces another problem as the dogs and cats are being hunted and forced to flee to the mountains. Nobita decides to take them back 300 million years to a time before humans and dinosaurs, where they use an evolution ray to help the animals learn how to create food.

While dealing with a time vortex, the group accidentally travels back 299 million years, where they discover a modern city resembling Tokyo. There, they meet a cat named Sami and a dog named Daku. After being robbed of a string of pearls, the group follows a dog named Hachi, who is searching for his parents. They help Hachi enter an amusement park, where they encounter Nekojara, a descendant of Zubu, who plans to take revenge on humans by creating a time machine.

Nekojara kidnaps Doraemon and the group, but they manage to escape and thwart his plan. In a moment of danger, Hachi realizes he is actually Ichi after recognizing a Kendama ball that Nobita had forgotten. After defeating Nekojara, Hachi, who is now the president of the Dog and Cat Kingdom, decides to part ways with Nobita to continue his mission of building his world. The dogs and cats then migrate to another planet, promising to reunite in the future.

Episode 25: The Record of Nobita's Parallel Visit to the West

Nobita and his friends travel back to China in the year 630 to find the legendary Sun Wukong, but they only meet Tang Sanzang, as Sun Wukong is a fictional character. To gain some prestige, Nobita asks Doraemon to use the Hero Game Machine to disguise him as Sun Wukong, but their plan is exposed. They soon find themselves trapped in a world where everyone, except them, has transformed into monsters. The group must now become characters from Journey to the West to defeat the monsters and fix the consequences caused by the Hero Game Machine.

Upon arriving in the Tang Dynasty, they meet Tang Sanzang and Lin Ling, who are being chased by the monsters Golden Horn and Silver Horn. After a battle, the group continues their journey to Mount Huoyan, where the monsters are hiding. After facing several challenges, including falling into a trap and encountering Lin Ling as a spy, the group must fight against Ox-Head and other monsters. With the help of Doraemi, they defeat the monsters and rescue Tang Sanzang. The group returns to the real world, and everything is restored to normal.