Doraemon: Nobita and the Steel Troops - The New Age
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📖 SYNOPSIS
Driven by jealousy, Nobita's desire for a superior robot toy leads him and Doraemon to an extraordinary discovery. They stumble upon the scattered components of a colossal robot, which they assemble. This creation, Zanda Claus, proves to be far more than a plaything. The duo soon learns that Earth is on the brink of an invasion by a ruthless robot army, intent on subjugating humanity. As the threat looms, a mysterious girl named Riruru arrives, her intentions concerning the giant robot unclear. With the fate of the planet hanging in the balance, Nobita and Doraemon must understand the true purpose of Zanda Claus and prepare for the impending conflict. The film explores themes of friendship, courage, and the responsibility that comes with wielding powerful technology.
🎬 EPISODE GUIDE
🎠CHARACTERS
Doraemon
A robotic cat from the future, Doraemon aids Nobita with gadgets from his four-dimensional pocket.
Portrayed by Yokoyama Chisa, Ooyama Nobuyo, Tomita Kousei, Nozawa Masako, Mizuta Wasabi
Nobita Nobi
Nobita, a lazy, unlucky fourth-grader, strives to overcome his flaws with Doraemon's help.
Portrayed by Tsumabuki Satoshi, Ohara Noriko, Oota Yoshiko, Shioya Kouzou, Kadowaki Mai, Oohara Megumi, Hori Hideyuki
Shizuka Minamoto
Kind and pretty, Shizuka is Nobita's love interest, known for her love of sweet potatoes and (terrible) violin playing.
Portrayed by Kakazu Yumi, Nomura Michiko, Ebisu Masako
Suneo Honekawa
Rich, narcissistic, and short, Suneo flaunts wealth, bullies Nobita, yet secretly fears Gian and hides his bedwetting.
Portrayed by Seki Tomokazu, Kimotsuki Kaneta, Yashiro Shun
Takeshi Gouda
Gian, a bully with a terrible singing voice, is secretly insecure and yearns for friendship, despite his flaws.
Portrayed by Yuki Saori, Kimotsuki Kaneta, Kujira, Kimura Subaru
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