Doraemon Specials

On the last day of summer vacation, Nobita finds a mysterious ocarina that summons a whale named Gony, who responds to a unique 52-hertz sound. Traveling back 7,000 years, Nobita, Doraemon, and friends discover a lost island civilization and meet Pito, the ocarina’s true owner. They learn that Gony is Pito’s beloved companion and join forces with him to protect the island from a looming crisis, unraveling the mystery of the ocarina and the vanished civilization.

Gian and Suneo get a gadget from Doraemon that creates toy-sized cat robots. To counter them, Nobita makes dog robots. Soon, the cat-model and dog-model robots clash in an all-out battle, mirroring the kids’ rivalry. The fight escalates until Doraemon intervenes to stop the chaos, teaching the group a lesson about harmony and cooperation over pointless competition.

Gian shocks everyone by declaring he hates Sundays—the very day he usually enjoys forcing friends to attend his awful singing recitals. Nobita and the others are puzzled, but soon realize Gian’s family makes him study, do chores, or run errands every Sunday, leaving him no time for fun. The episode humorously shows Gian’s frustration, flipping the usual situation where his friends are the ones dreading Sundays.

Doraemon and Nobita encounter a strange alien whose body is made of dorayaki. At first Doraemon is delighted, but soon realizes the alien is in trouble and needs help returning home. Together, they protect it from danger, highlighting Doraemon’s love for dorayaki and his kind heart.

Doraemon learns that Belle is a thief going through incredible lengths to recover the blue gem, which happens to be the heart belonging to her boyfriend, stolen by Kajil. So he, Nobita, Dorami and Sewashi agree to help Belle retrieve the stolen blue gem heart, defeat Kajil, and save her fiance.

In the future, the mechanical robber Denja raids a bank and, after being captured and taken to hospital, uses a substitution trick to steal Doraemon’s body while the real Doraemon is trapped in Denja’s damaged chassis. Denja slips into the past posing as Doraemon and awkwardly ingratiates himself with Nobita and the other kids, even joining a baseball game to maintain his cover, while the real Doraemon scrambles to reach Nobita and reclaim his body. Chaos erupts when the authorities realize the escape, a frantic chase and several clashes follow, and Doraemon—powered by friendship and a repaired Time Belt—finally confronts Denja. Nobita recognizes the real Doraemon despite the disguise, Denja is exposed, apologizes, and returns the substitution rope; the police decide on rehabilitation rather than total destruction. The episode ends warmly with Doraemon’s identity restored, Denja moved by Nobita’s kindness, and a small birthday celebration that highlights friendship and forgiveness.

Nobita uses one of Doraemon’s gadgets to hide his test papers, but when they scatter into the street he blames Doraemon and they quarrel. Dorami, Doraemon’s helpful younger sister, arrives from the future and soon wins over Nobita’s family and friends by waking him for school, lending a Self-Confidence Helmet at a race, assisting with homework, and doing chores. Doraemon is called back to Sewashi, so he leaves Dorami to look after Nobita; when she later returns to fetch him because he’s unwell, the kids’ squabbles — including a fight between Gian and Suneo — are settled, and the episode closes with a bittersweet birthday moment that highlights care, responsibility, and friendship.

Today, September 3, Nobita and his friends secretly renovate Doraemon’s cluttered closet as a surprise birthday present. With Dorami’s Inventing Machine, Daito Drink, and an “anything material” box they build new tools, a massage chair, and decorations while distracting Doraemon (Suneo’s photo shoot, Shizuka’s bath salts, and Gian’s singing). The reveal goes well until the new gadgets spiral out of control and briefly explode, but the mishap is forgiven. The group moves the celebration to Nobita’s yard, Doraemon is deeply thankful, and everyone joyfully sings “Happy Birthday.”