General Information About Doraemon Feature Movies
• Official Title: Doraemon: The Movie Series (映画ドラえもん)
• Genres: Animation, Adventure, Fantasy, Science Fiction
• Country of Origin: Japan
• Production Studio: Shin-Ei Animation
• Running Time: Approximately 90-110 minutes per movie
• Release Period: From 1980 to the present
• Original Creator: Fujiko F. Fujio
• Target Audience: Children, families, and Doraemon fans of all ages
• Release Frequency: One movie per year (typically released in spring in Japan)
• Core Theme: Doraemon feature movies usually center on fantastical adventures involving Nobita and his friends as they travel to distant lands and extraordinary worlds, from ancient civilizations and future societies to the deep sea and outer space. Each movie stands as an independent story, blending humor with emotional depth and meaningful life lessons.
Doraemon Feature-Length Movies
Movie 1 - Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur
Movie 2 - Doraemon: The Records of Nobita, Spaceblazer
Movie 3 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Haunts of Evil
Movie 4 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil
Movie 5 - Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld
Movie 6 - Doraemon: Nobita's Little Star Wars
Movie 7 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Steel Troops
Movie 8 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Knights on Dinosaurs
Movie 9 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Birth of Japan
Movie 10 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Animal Planet
Movie 11 - Doraemon: Nobita's Dorabian Nights
Movie 12 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Kingdom of Clouds
Movie 13 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Tin Labyrinth
Movie 14 - Doraemon: Nobita's Three Visionary Swordsmen
Movie 15 - Doraemon: Nobita's Diary on the Creation of the World
Movie 16 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Galaxy Super-express
Movie 17 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Spiral City
Movie 18 - Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas
Movie 19 - Doraemon: Nobita Drifts in the Universe
Movie 20 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Legend of the Sun King
Movie 21 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Winged Braves
Movie 22 - Doraemon: Nobita in the Robot Kingdom
Movie 23 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Windmasters
Movie 24 - Doraemon: Nobita in the Wan-Nyan Spacetime Odyssey
Movie 25 - Doraemon: The Record of Nobita's Parallel Visit to the West
Summary of Doraemon Feature Movies
Movie 1 - Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur
The story begins when Suneo shows off a fossilized dinosaur claw, refusing to let Nobita see it. Upset, Nobita returns home and accidentally discovers a fossilized dinosaur egg. Using Doraemon’s Time Cloth, he restores the egg to its original state and sends it back 100 million years into the past. The egg hatches into a baby Futabasaurus, whom Nobita names Pisu. Nobita and Doraemon secretly raise Pisu until it grows too large to live inside the house. They release Pisu into a lake at a nearby park, but the dinosaur is soon discovered by scientists. Realizing the danger, Doraemon and Nobita decide to return Pisu to the Late Cretaceous period. However, they are pursued by a group of time-traveling dinosaur hunters led by the wealthy villain Dollmanstein, who attempts to capture Pisu.
After successfully returning Pisu to the correct era, the group realizes they have arrived in North America instead of ancient Japan. They travel across the prehistoric land bridge connecting the continents while encountering dangerous dinosaurs such as Tyrannosaurus rex and Pteranodon, all while being chased by the hunters.
In the final confrontation, Nobita and Doraemon manage to rescue their friends, safely return Pisu to ancient Japan, and defeat the dinosaur poaching organization with the help of the Time Patrol.
Movie 2 - Doraemon: The Records of Nobita, Spaceblazer
Nobita and Doraemon encounter visitors from the Purple Planet through a space portal beneath their house and help them return home safely. Through these new friends, they learn about the peaceful history of the Purple Planet and the cruelty of their enemies from the Black Planet.
When their usual playground is taken over by older students, Doraemon invites everyone to play soccer on the Purple Planet. However, the planet’s weaker gravity makes playing difficult, and attacks from the Black Planet force Shizuka, Suneo, and Gian to retreat.
Due to the low gravity, Nobita and Doraemon gain extraordinary strength on the Purple Planet and repeatedly come to its defense. Enraged, the leader of the Black Planet hires a silver-haired assassin named Xoxi and plants a time bomb known as the X Bomb to destroy the planet. Attempts to kill Doraemon and Nobita also fail.
When Ropull infiltrates the Black Planet’s base, Chami asks Doraemon and Nobita for help. Although the space gate drifts away after an explosion, they press on and infiltrate the enemy base. During the chase, Doraemon accidentally uses the Time Cloth on the bomb, stopping it from detonating.
In the end, the Black Planet forces are arrested by the Space Police. Doraemon and Nobita bid farewell to their friends from the Purple Planet and return home as the space portal disappears.
Movie 3 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Haunts of Evil
Peko later reveals that he is Prince Kuntaku of the Bovan Kingdom, a land ruled by dogs that was overtaken by the rebel Dabranda. With help from allies like Burus and Chipo, the group fights Dabranda’s forces. Guided by a prophecy and aided by Doraemon’s future gadgets, they reach a massive stone statue of a god.
Their courage moves the god’s heart, enabling them to defeat Dabranda and restore peace to the Bovan Kingdom. The group returns home using a future Anywhere Door, completing the prophecy of Prince Kuntaku.
Movie 4 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil
During the adventure, the ship mysteriously disappears. Gian and Suneo steal the buggy and nearly suffocate when they run out of oxygen but are saved by underwater inhabitants. The group later discovers the ship in the Mariana Trench.
They learn of an ancient underwater civilization descended from the lost continent of Mu, which is fighting against sea demons plotting to destroy Earth. Shizuka offers herself as bait to locate the demons but is captured along with the others. Doraemon is injured while trying to rescue them.
In a desperate moment, the buggy bursts from Doraemon’s pocket and destroys Poseidon and his underwater castle, ending the threat to Earth. The group safely returns home after bidding farewell to their underwater friends.
Movie 5 - Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld
After hearing a prophecy about an impending apocalypse from Professor Mangetsu, Nobita and Doraemon try to return to the original world, but the If-Phone Booth is lost. The group searches for the professor, only to find his house gone, replaced by a cat. The cat leads them to Miyoko, who has been cursed by demons.
The group travels to the Underworld, where the Demon King resides. Unable to defeat him directly, Nobita uses a time-travel wallet to retrieve the Time Machine and returns to the past to prevent the creation of the magic world. However, the Demon King turns Nobita and Doraemon to stone.
Just when all hope seems lost, Dorami appears from the 22nd century and uses the Time Cloth to restore them. Although they have the option to forget everything, the group chooses to return and save their friends. Together, they defeat the Demon King and restore peace before returning to the real world.
Movie 6 - Doraemon: Nobita's Little Star Wars
Soon after, the group learns that the rebels have captured Shizuka and stolen Doraemon’s Shrinking Light. Determined to rescue her, Nobita and his friends travel to Pirika to confront Gilmore and restore peace. They join forces with the planet’s freedom army but are eventually discovered and captured by the PCA.
Using their ingenuity, the group manages to destroy the enemy’s fighter jets and rescue Shizuka. After a series of intense battles, they successfully defeat the rebel forces, restore Papi as the rightful leader of Pirika, and bring peace back to the planet.
Movie 7 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Steel Troops
They invite Shizuka to join them and discover the robot’s extraordinary abilities. Nobita later reveals the secret to Riruru, the robot’s original owner, who asks him to keep everything confidential. As time passes, Nobita and Doraemon uncover a terrifying plan by robots from the planet Mechatopia to invade Earth.
The group is chased by the robots and warns Gian and Suneo. Together, they modify the brain sphere to fight back. With the help of another robot named Jude, they infiltrate the Mirror World and destroy the robot base. They then trick the robot army into entering the Mirror World, cutting them off from the real Earth.
Meanwhile, Shizuka manages to reach the Mirror World and rescues Riruru, who is badly injured. Touched by human kindness, Riruru reveals the robots’ true plan and tries to persuade the robot commander to stop the invasion. She is captured, but Doraemon and Nobita rescue her.
In a final attempt to prevent disaster, Shizuka and Riruru travel back in time to meet the original creator of the robots, who mistakenly implanted competitive instincts instead of compassion. Just as defeat seems inevitable, the robot army suddenly disappears. Riruru fades away as well, leaving Nobita with a final glimpse of her image.
Movie 8 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Knights on Dinosaurs
They are rescued by Banho, an underground resident, who tells them he has seen Suneo. After reuniting with him, Nobita overhears a plan by the underground people, the Vanho, to invade Earth. The group is captured and taken aboard a spaceship, which travels back 65 million years into the past.
The Vanho believe humanity caused a great catastrophe that destroyed their civilization. Doraemon explains that the disaster was actually the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event, which wiped out the dinosaurs. He even rescues several dinosaurs to prove his point.
Realizing the truth, the Vanho abandon their invasion plans. Doraemon, Nobita, and Suneo are released and return safely to the present. The story ends with peace restored and a powerful lesson about historical truth and protecting life on Earth.
Movie 9 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Birth of Japan
Doraemon discovers that Kukuru’s tribe is being hunted by the Kuracha tribe, led by the mysterious Gigazombie. The group decides to help Kukuru and protect the Hikari people. After a battle with the Kuracha, they escort the tribe to safety in ancient Japan.
However, Doraemon realizes that Gigazombie is not an ordinary human but a villain using advanced supernatural technology from the 23rd century. The group returns to the prehistoric era to stop him but arrives too late. Determined to end the threat, they travel to Gigazombie’s base.
During a harsh journey through icy lands, Nobita gets separated from the group and is saved by a mammoth. Meanwhile, the others locate Gigazombie’s stronghold but are captured. At the last moment, Nobita activates a rescue signal using a device given to him by the mammoth. The Time Patrol arrives in time, defeats Gigazombie, destroys his base, and saves the Hikari tribe.
Movie 10 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Animal Planet
They invite Shizuka to join them and learn more about this peaceful world. Gian and Suneo secretly follow and uncover Chippo’s exploration plans. After returning to Earth, the group learns that the Animal Planet is under threat from the aggressive Nimuge people.
The Nimuge kidnap Romi, Chippo’s cousin, prompting Nobita to set out on a rescue mission. After saving Romi, the group prepares for a full-scale conflict. The situation becomes critical when the Nimuge launch an invasion, but the Space Police arrive just in time to stop them.
In the end, Doraemon and his friends return safely to Earth. The story concludes with the cancellation of a deforestation project near their school, reinforcing the film’s message about environmental protection.
Movie 11 - Doraemon: Nobita's Dorabian Nights
In Persia, they meet King Harun Al-Rashid and purchase a ship to search for Shizuka at sea. However, the crew turns out to be a band of pirates led by Kassim, who betray the group and throw them into the ocean. A violent storm sweeps them into a desert, where they encounter the legendary Sinbad.
Sinbad welcomes them into his palace, but the group soon uncovers Kassim’s plot. The pirates seize the palace and imprison both Sinbad and Doraemon’s group. Thanks to Mikujin’s timely intervention, they escape and fight back, reclaiming the palace.
In the end, the pirates are captured and handed over to King Rashid. With peace restored, Doraemon and his friends safely return home after rescuing Shizuka.
Movie 12 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Kingdom of Clouds
They later discover that real celestial beings exist and live in an invisible cloud kingdom. However, the heavenly people capture Doraemon’s group, forcing them to escape. During their flight, Gian, Suneo, and Shizuka are caught and put on trial at the Heavenly Council, where they learn about Project Noah, a plan to cleanse Earth due to severe environmental pollution.
Doraemon and Nobita escape and meet the tiny villagers of Donjara and the mysterious boy again. Learning the truth behind Project Noah, they return to the Cloud Kingdom to stop it. Meanwhile, four escaped hunters accidentally infiltrate the cloud realm and attack its energy core, threatening to destroy all nine layers of clouds.
Doraemon, Nobita, and a heavenly being named Palupalu are captured. In a selfless act, Doraemon sacrifices himself by diving into a gas tank to save everyone, causing the Cloud Kingdom to collapse.
Thanks to the Tree of Hope, Kibou, which has grown strong, and Kibou’s heartfelt plea, Project Noah is suspended indefinitely. The heavenly beings relocate to the Planet of Plants, giving humanity a chance to repair Earth’s environment.
Movie 13 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Tin Labyrinth
Doraemon is captured by tiny inhabitants, and Nobita and his friends discover that the island belongs to Sapio, a boy from the planet Chamocha. Chamocha has been taken over by the robot army Napogistor, and the group decides to rescue Doraemon and help free Sapio’s planet.
When they arrive on Chamocha, Gian and Suneo explore the planet, while Nobita, Shizuka, and Sapio uncover secret documents beneath the Blikin Hotel. Napogistor’s forces attack the island, forcing Sapio to send Nobita and Shizuka back to Japan.
Nobita finds Doraemon’s spare pocket and returns to Blikin Island, where Doraemon has been badly damaged. With Minidora’s help, Doraemon is repaired, and the group returns to the Tin Labyrinth.
Using toys from a robotic Santa Claus, they break through Napogistor’s defenses. Doraemon and Nobita infiltrate the enemy’s castle and install a virus into the body of the Napogistor commander, while Shizuka and Sapio rescue the captives. Napogistor is defeated, and the people of Chamocha begin rebuilding their world.
Movie 14 - Doraemon: Nobita's Three Visionary Swordsmen
After waking up, Nobita realizes his dream has become reality and earns praise from his teacher. However, when he tries to teach Shizuka, he finds his intelligence fading. The old man reappears and tells Nobita to travel to the world of the “Knights on a Dream Journey” to obtain more Wisdom Fruit.
Using a dream-recording device, Doraemon and Nobita enter the dream world. Nobita starts as a servant to the knight Sunemis but gradually proves himself. He becomes the Silver-Hooded Knight, Nobitanian, and meets Shizukaria, a princess disguised as a male knight.
The group embarks on an epic quest, crossing Dragon Gorge, helping a dragon, gaining resurrection powers from a hot spring, defeating a deadly spider, and saving the city of Andel from the Demon King.
However, Toriho, the parrot-faced old man, steals Doraemon’s pocket. Meanwhile, Nobita’s father turns off the dream machine, trapping them inside. Despite this, Shizukaria helps Nobitanian defeat the Demon King Odorome and save the kingdom of Yumimure.
Shizukaria returns to the palace, Nobitanian becomes her future husband, but they never meet again. Eventually, the dream machine is recovered, and the group awakens from a peaceful dream.
Movie 15 - Doraemon: Nobita's Diary on the Creation of the World
Later, Nobita and Shizuka travel through a prehistoric simulation and help a group of ancient children return home. Their journey continues to an old Japanese village plagued by a supposed god demanding human sacrifices. The group discovers the “god” is actually a two-headed centipede and successfully drives it away.
During another adventure, Nobita helps his ancestor, Nobina, overcome difficulties and learns about an underground world. The group eventually returns to the present.
In a later expedition to Antarctica with Professor Dekimatsu and Nobihide, Nobita, Doraemon, and Shizuka fall into a deep pit and enter the Insect World. There, they discover that Gian and Suneo have been captured by Bitano, the son of the insect president, for a scientific presentation.
After learning about the insects’ situation, Nobita persuades the insect president to allow his people to migrate to the prehistoric virtual world he created earlier. The expedition ends safely, and harmony is restored between the two worlds.
Movie 16 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Galaxy Super-express
However, the space train is suddenly attacked by a group of space pirates and forced to land on Planet Mezu, a massive intergalactic entertainment hub. The group later discovers that the pirate attack was actually part of an extreme adventure game. They participate in various attractions such as a Wild West cowboy game and a chaotic ninja challenge. Things take a dangerous turn when a group of electronic parasites begins controlling the planet’s residents.
While playing a dinosaur racing game, the situation spirals out of control as the dinosaurs rebel and cause widespread destruction across Planet Mezu. Suneo goes missing, and the group soon learns that he and many others have been taken over by electronic chips known as “0009.” The friends are captured, but with the help of Bome and a ticket inspector who has not been controlled, they manage to escape aboard a train.
They flee to an abandoned planet, where they find food and repair their damaged ship. Although Nobita is temporarily controlled by the “0009” chip, Shizuka frees him using a soap bubble gun. A final battle breaks out against the Yadori chips, and thanks to the soap bubble gun, the group defeats them. In the end, everyone returns safely to Earth.
Movie 17 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Spiral City
Onigoro uses a cloning machine to create 17 identical copies of himself, except for the final clone, who has a kind heart. The gang searches for a legendary golden lake, only to discover it is actually a giant god. After being chased away, they steal Suneo’s toy spaceship and escape into space.
During the chaos, Nobita falls into a deep ravine and encounters the god, who appears as a young boy. The god explains the origins of the planet and Earth, then helps Nobita reunite with his friends. Meanwhile, Doraemon, Gian, Suneo, and Shizuka are stranded on an asteroid after their ship explodes, but they are rescued by the kind-hearted youngest Onigoro clone.
The criminals return to the stuffed animal planet and seize control of the city. Nobita meets Ukki the monkey and Pupi, the mayor’s younger sister, who are fleeing from the criminals. Using Doraemon’s gadgets, Nobita reunites with his friends and launches a counterattack.
After a fierce battle, the group captures 16 of the criminals, leaving only the original Onigoro. Nobita chases him down and captures him as well. Doraemon returns the criminals to the cloning machine, leaving only the final good clone behind. The original Onigoro turns himself in to the police on Earth, while the good clone returns to the 22nd century. The friends say goodbye to the stuffed animals and help restore the city.
Movie 18 - Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas
The remaining group meets Captain Kid and his granddaughter Betty. These pirates steal only from the rich to help the poor and are searching for a legendary treasure island as well as their missing loved ones. Doraemon realizes his gadget pouch is missing, though he manages to recover a few tools.
Meanwhile, Nobita washes ashore on an island and meets Jack, a lost boy, and Luffin, a dolphin who saves his life. When Captain Kid’s ship arrives at the island, the group discovers a hidden cave but is captured by soldiers working for Kasshu, a time-traveling criminal businessman.
Nobita, Jack, and Luffin infiltrate Kasshu’s base and reunite with their friends, learning that Jack is actually Betty’s younger brother. With help from loyal sailors Pancho and Gonzales, they free the prisoners, including Betty’s father, and plan to retake Kasshu’s base to send a distress signal.
During the battle, Kasshu releases Ribai, a genetically engineered monster. Guided by Luffin, Suneo pilots the ship to evade attacks. Doraemon and Nobita break into Kasshu’s command room and destroy the defense system, allowing the Time Patrol to arrive. It is revealed that Luffin is an undercover Time Patrol officer. After saving everyone, the group bids farewell to the pirates and returns home safely.
Movie 19 - Doraemon: Nobita Drifts in the Universe
Aboard the strange ship, the group reunites with Gian and Suneo and meets Rian, Freya, and two robots, Gorogoro and Rogu, members of the Young Space Knights. They reveal they are refugees from Planet Ragna, searching for a new home for over 300 years.
When the rescue station is destroyed, Rian agrees to take them back to Earth, but the ship runs out of fuel and crashes on an unknown planet, where they narrowly escape man-eating plant creatures. Their journey continues as the ship’s energy is drained by a mineral-based life form.
With help from Riberto, Rian’s father, the group learns that Moa, who controls Riberto, plans to invade Earth. They escape and find refuge with the Galactic Drifters, where the remaining Ragna survivors live. Rian receives guidance from his mother’s spirit on how to stop Moa.
Nobita discovers that the star-shaped object is the sacred fruit of the Ancestral Tree and belongs to Rian. Using five spaceships from a toy set, the group battles Moa’s army. Rian frees his father from Moa’s control, and they discover Moa is a strange liquid entity. Using Doraemon’s magical trash can, they send Moa into a cosmic black hole. The group safely returns home.
Movie 20 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Legend of the Sun King
Doraemon and Nobita soon discover that the kingdom is under a curse cast by the witch Redina, who has put Tio’s mother into an eternal sleep and caused drought and famine. The secret identity swap is eventually exposed, and Gian, Suneo, and Shizuka arrive in the Sun Kingdom as tourists. Meanwhile, the friendship between Nobita and Tio grows stronger.
When Kuku is kidnapped by Redina as a sacrificial offering, Tio and the others set out to rescue her. After enduring many hardships, they reach the Tower of Darkness where Redina is hiding. Tio is captured by vultures and falls into the forest, while Nobita is mistaken for Tio and is about to be sacrificed.
At the last moment, Tio and the people of Mayana arrive to save him. The Tower of Darkness collapses, Redina is defeated, and peace is restored to the kingdom. In the end, Nobita and his friends must say goodbye to Tio as the passage between their worlds is sealed.
Movie 21 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Winged Braves
Meanwhile, Gian and Suneo are arrested by the Crow Guards, as humans are deeply hated in this world. Nobita, Doraemon, and Shizuka disguise themselves as bird-people to rescue them. Gusuke later enters the Icarus Tournament, which selects members for the Migratory Bird Patrol, but he is disqualified for using mechanical wings. Soon after, Dr. Ho is kidnapped by Jigrid, who intends to awaken the ancient monster Fenikya.
Together with Gusuke and Miruk, the group seeks help from Icarus, a legendary hero who has been imprisoned. Icarus and the others head to the frozen mountain range to stop Fenikya, but the monster proves too powerful. Using Professor Torino’s time machine, they send Fenikya back into the past. During this ordeal, Gusuke finally learns how to fly and becomes the new captain of the Migratory Bird Patrol. Icarus realizes that Gusuke is his son, recognizing him by a sacred protective feather.
After saying their goodbyes, Nobita and his friends return home from the Bird Kingdom.
Movie 22 - Doraemon: Nobita in the Robot Kingdom
Doraemon and his friends encounter a mysterious robot boy who emerges from a time machine, and they travel with him to his home planet. During the journey, many of Doraemon’s gadgets are lost. On the robot planet, they meet Dr. Capek and learn about Queen Jane’s “Robot Renewal Project,” a plan designed to eliminate emotions from all robots.
The robot boy, Poko, leaves to rescue Maria, who is under attack by the Queen’s army. Although the group saves Poko, Doraemon is captured and imprisoned in a robot arena. Using the Tickling Flea gadget, Doraemon wins his battles and reunites with his friends.
Doraemon and Poko continue their journey and rescue Queen Jane from a plot orchestrated by Dister, who has now become the new king. When they confront Dister, they discover that he is actually a gigantic robot. Nobita uses the Universal Steering Wheel to control the Arena Robot and defeats him. However, the robot transforms into a missile and heads toward the Moon. Doraemon uses the Delivery Machine to save everyone and reunite Poko with his mother.
In the end, it is revealed that Dister is Dr. Capek’s younger brother. Peace is restored to the Robot Kingdom.
Movie 23 - Doraemon: Nobita and the Windmasters
After returning home, Suneo becomes possessed by the spirit of the sorcerer Uranda and returns to capture Fuko. The group learns that Uranda has joined the Storm Army and plans to use Fuko as part of a ritual. The mountain god Yaku explains that Uranda once created the demon dragon Mafuga in an attempt to dominate the world, but the creature was sealed after being split into three parts. Uranda and the scientist Storm are now trying to revive Mafuga using three orbs, one of which is Fuko.
The group rushes to Mafuga Island, where they and the Wind Kingdom villagers battle the Storm Army to rescue Fuko. As Uranda attempts to revive the demon dragon, Storm, a scientist from the future, absorbs Mafuga’s spirit and turns against everyone. In the end, Fuko sacrifices herself to destroy Mafuga completely.
Storm is arrested by the Time Patrol, and the group bids farewell to the Wind Kingdom. Although heartbroken by Fuko’s sacrifice, Nobita eventually finds peace, believing that Fuko will always remain with him in spirit.
Movie 24 - Doraemon: Nobita in the Wan-Nyan Spacetime Odyssey
However, a time storm sends the group to 299 million years ago, where they discover a highly advanced city resembling modern Tokyo. There, they meet a cat named Sami and a dog named Daku. After their pearl necklace is stolen, 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 building a time machine.
Nekojara captures Doraemon and the others, but they escape and stop his plan. During the crisis, Hachi realizes that he is actually Ichi after recognizing Nobita’s forgotten kendama ball. After Nekojara is defeated, Hachi, now the president of the Dog and Cat Kingdom, decides to part ways with Nobita to continue building his own world.
Eventually, the dogs and cats migrate to another planet, promising to meet again someday.
Movie 25 - Doraemon: The Record of Nobita's Parallel Visit to the West
Soon after, the group becomes trapped in a world where everyone except them has turned into monsters. To fix the chaos caused by the Hero Game Machine, they must take on the roles of characters from Journey to the West and defeat the monsters.
During the Tang Dynasty era, they encounter Tang Sanzang and Ling-Ling, who are being chased by the demon brothers Gold Horn and Silver Horn. After a fierce battle, the group travels to Flaming Mountain, where the monsters are hiding. Along the way, they fall into traps and discover that Ling-Ling is actually a spy. They face powerful enemies such as the Ox Demon King and other monsters.
With help from Doraemi, the group defeats the demons and rescues Tang Sanzang. In the end, they return to the real world, and everything is restored to normal.
Conclusion
Doraemon’s feature-length films are more than just exciting adventures. Each story carries meaningful lessons about friendship, courage, and the desire to protect what truly matters. Whether you are a longtime fan or just beginning to explore the world of Doraemon, these movies are sure to leave you with lasting memories. Save this list and enjoy every emotional journey alongside the childhood friends who have accompanied generations of viewers.