##Doremon Vs Nobita Best Life In Real Story?

Published Apr 24, 2021

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When he was 16 years old, the Hiroshi family finally took him to the doctors who dismissed the existence of Doraemon, prompting Nobita to take the extreme step. He took his own life with his father's gun, refusing to exist in a world that disregarded his own. Sad story, right? None of it is true.When he was 16 years old, the Hiroshi family finally took him to the doctors who dismissed the existence of Doraemon, prompting Nobita to take the extreme step. He took his own life with his father's gun, refusing to exist in a world that disregarded his own. Sad story, right? None of it is true.

From Sailor Moon to Dragon Ball, many Americans love reading Japanese Manga – especially now that so many English translations of their comic books are available in the United States. However, Japan has a wealth of manga characters that have achieved fame in many countries around the world. Curiously, however, one of their best manga characters has yet to take the United States by storm yet.

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Considered Japan’s first “animation ambassador” by foreign minister Masahiko Komura himself, Doraemon, a robot cat who’s been appearing in Japanese manga comics since 1970. Despite a fifty-year career that’s included appearances in manga, feature-length films, and an anime television series that’s lasted longer than The Simpsons, many Americans still don’t know much about Doraemon. To give you an idea of what you’ve been missing, let’s take a fond look back at Doraemon’s history.

Who Is Doraemon?

Created by Japanese cartoonists Hiroshi Fujimoto and Motoo Abiko (who wrote under the pen name Fujiko Fujio), Doraemon is a manga about Nobita, a kind-hearted ten-year-old boy who, unfortunately, is terrible in school, clumsy at sports, and regularly bullied by his classmates. Nobita was such a loser in life that his descendants in the 22nd century are still paying off all of the debts he accumulated in his life.

Ashamed to have such a loser ancestor, Nobita’s great-great-grandson Sewashi Nobi comes up with the idea to send his robot cat Doraemon back in time to look after Nobita when he was a boy. Sewashi hopes that if Doraemon encourages Nobita to stand up for himself and do better in school, history will change and his future descendants’ lives will improve.