Doraemon, a cat shaped robot which came from the 22nd century in the future, goes back in time in order to help Nobita, a below average lazy kid, to make his life less miserable and improve his descendent's life. With many of Doreamon's gadgets from the future, Nobita's life will never be as the same.


Nobita Nobi is so hapless that his 22nd century decendants are still impoverished as a result of his 20th century bumbling. In a bid to raise their social status, their servant, a robotic cat named Doraemon, decides to travel back in time and guide Nobita on the proper path to fortune. Unfortunately Doraemon, a dysfunctional robot that the familly acquired by accident (but chose to keep nonetheless), isn't much better off than Nobita. The robot leads Nobita on many adventures, and while Nobita's life certainly is more exciting with the robot cat from the future, it is questionable if it is in fact better in the way that Doraemon planned. Note: Most of the episodes are lost; a fire destroyed most of the film prints. Of the 52 segments made, only 21 are known to survive (two of which have no audio).

A new Doraemon series produced by the same team as the 1979 series (in association with Studio Pierrot) with new voice actors and staff and updated character designs.

Nobi Nobita is a 4th-grade boy in Tokyo. One day, a round, blue cat-style robot (minus ears) pops up in his desk drawer. Nobita's great-great-grandson (or something) lives in the 22nd Century, but thanks to Nobita's mistakes, the entire family is living in poverty. To rectify this, Nobita's descendent is sent Doraemon back to the past, to help prevent Nobita from making mistakes. Of course this is a difficult task since Nobita is the weakest and least intelligent child in his class. Doraemon does, however, have a 4-dimensional pocket on his front, which contains cool gadgets from the future. With these toys, Doraemon will try to help Nobita. Unfortunately, Nobita also has the bad habit of misusing Doraemon's gadgets and landing himself in yet more trouble? 
(Source: AnimeNfo)

Unpublished stories from Doraemon. 
 
Note: On December 1, 2023, for the 90th anniversary of F. Fujio Fujiko's birth, a new Volume 7 was released, nine years after Volume 6.

"Doraemon" is a series about a robotic cat named Doraemon, who travels back in time from the 22nd century to help a schoolboy named Nobita Nobi. Aside from the normal manga books, their great adventures to different places are specially described in Doraemon Long Stories books.

This comic follows the story of other robotic cats that form a baseball club. Though it shows Doraemon in the beginning, it doesn't focus on Doraemon itself (because Doraemon must go back to the past to help Nobita). The group is led by Kuroemon, a cat that looks like Doraemon, only it has ears and black fur. It features a lot of imaginary ability, and in the baseball game, is allowed to use up to 3 gadgets. 
(Source: Wikipedia)

The second film of Stand By Me Doraemon. 
Nobita travels to the future to show his beloved grandma his bride, but adult Nobita has fled his own wedding. Can he ever be a good husband to Shizuka? 
(Source: Netflix)

Sshhh! Princess Syalis is trying to get a good night's sleep. Some shut-eye. Forty winks. Catch some Z's. Long ago in olden times when people and demons lived together in—well, disharmony, really – a demon king kidnaps a human princess and imprisons her in his castle. Bereft, the princess's subjects beat their chests in anguish…until a hero arises to spearhead Project Rescue Our Princess! While waiting for her knight in shining armor, what's an imprisoned princess to do …? Teddy-bear guards with bat wings are all very well, but her dungeon cell is bo-o-o-ring! So, she decides to wile away the long hours by sleeping. Now if only she could get comfortable…and didn't suffer from insomnia…
 
(Source: Viz Media)

Doraemon and Nobita go through hell to take revenge on Gian.

A short oneshot about the effects of time travel on Nobita from Doraemon. 

A comic catalog of Doraemon's latest futuristic gadgets.

A life story of one of the most popular mangaka, Fujiko F. Fujio from the perspective of Shintaro Mugiwara, his former assistant.

When you go out in the street in a wheelchair, you may notice many obstacles, such as bumps in the road, inability to reach a ticket machine or pull a sliding door at a station, and so on. This book is based on the results of the "Inconvenience Survey on Daily Life of Wheelchair Users" conducted by the Organization for the Promotion of Wheelchair Accessibility (formerly the E&C Project). The book is designed to help people understand the inconveniences of wheelchair users and how we can support them by thinking together with Doraemon and his friends and putting them into practice.
 
(Source: Shogakukan, translated)

A volume compilation of six variations of Doraemon's initial meeting with Nobita.

Another journey of The Doraemons. This series have a very major difference with Nobita's frequent participation in most of the Doraemons' adventures, instead of the only focus on the Doraemons. However, other recurring characters from the main series (Shizuka, etc.) and human partners of other DD7 members don't have too much focus as same as Nobita. The adventures mostly appear in many different eras rather than 22nd century, and some of the character settings have slight differences from the original version by Tanaka.
(Source: Wikipedia)

A collection of comics not included in the Tentomushi serialization, faithfully reprinted in full color just as they appeared in the original school magazines!
 
(Source: Shogakukan, translated)

This is the definitive edition of Doraemon. While the vast majority of the collected chapters are already in the Tentoumushi Comics, Doraemon Plus and Doraemon Color Works editions, this release includes over 200 unpublished chapters. 
 
Notes: 
- The English edition counts 1311 chapters out of the total 1327 chapters in this edition. 
- Includes 18 special chapters.

Doraemon explains how his gadgets work in detail!

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