Doraemon (2005)

Doraemon (2005)

For me, Doraemon isn’t just a childhood anime—it’s a warm treasure of nostalgia that has held a special place in my heart for years. Watching Nobita struggle with his schoolwork, experiencing his pure and sincere friendships, and following his little adventures always felt so natural and lovable that I often found myself putting in his shoes. Doraemon’s loving and helpful nature, and the support he offers both Nobita and the viewers, makes this series not only entertaining but also deeply meaningful and educational.

The smooth animation and vibrant color palette create a perfect visual experience, especially for kids. Though the stories seem simple on the ... surface, they carry valuable messages about patience, friendship, courage, and love that shine through every episode. Plus, the magical gadgets Doraemon uses bring childhood dreams to life, transporting viewers to imaginative worlds filled with wonder.

I am truly grateful to the creative team and everyone involved in making this masterpiece possible. Thanks to their hard work, this beloved series has touched generations and will continue to do so. Even today, watching it brings back the same excitement, warmth, and happiness I felt as a child—a rare and precious feeling. Doraemon is more than just a cartoon; it’s one of the purest and most beautiful memories of childhood for me, and it deserves all the praise for that.

I was in Japan when this new series start. At first it was hard to like the new seiyuu with me following the old series in Japanese for 4 years. Howeer overtime I can accept it, especially how they remake stories from the 1979 series, with better angle for cinematography, improvement and expansion of plot when necessary, as well better soundtracks.
Speaking about soundtracks, there are many catchy tunes that became the filler song in the series, however, among them, "Friend of the Heart" would be my top favorite, regarded having a funny lyric aside from a fun melody.
It is a series that would be highly ... recommended for you who like to spend time with your children and having them to learn simple Japanese.

i watch this with my grandson ryugo, it's very funny and endearing! His favorite episode was episode 3 but he also really liked episode 2. The time machine was very cool. After episode 3, he kept yelling inside the house like doraemon, waking up his brother. I fell asleep on the couch in episode 3 though so i can't really talk about it. Ryugo was all about it though! The pacing can be slow sometimes, but the characters are very well done which helps make up for it. After episode 5 we went outside and played catch and he wouldn't stop talking about it. I've ... never seen him so animated in my life. This show is truly a blessing for my family, it will go down in anime history as a classic family show.