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Doraemon

Doraemon (ドラえもん) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Fujiko F. Fujio . First serialized in 1969, the manga's chapters were collected in 45 tankōbon volumes published by Shogakukan from 1974 to 1996. The story revolves around an earless robotic cat named Doraemon, who travels back in time from the 22nd century to assist a boy named…

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Genre
Comedy · Science fiction
English publisher
CN: 21st Century Publishing House (bilingual English-Chinese) · JP: Shogakukan (bilingual) · NA: Fujiko Pro · SG: Shogakukan AsiaChuang Yi (bilingual English-Chinese) · Shogakukan Asia
Imprint
Tentōmushi Comics
Original run
1969 – 1996
Published by
Shogakukan
Written by
Fujiko F. Fujio [ja][a]

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Doraemon

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related to Bibliography · 68
Doraemon → Andō, Asia, Control Time, Cornell University Press, David, Doraemon Goes Abroad, Doraemon Goes Overseas, Dreamland Japan, Explorations, Fantasy, Frederik, Gary, George, Greenwood Press, Identity, Il, In Craig, In Shiraishi, In Westfahl, Inside
related to Anime · 44
Doraemon → After, Aoni Production, April, As, Asia, Doraemon Coming, Doraemon Mirai Kara Yattekuru, Doraemon NEW TV Version, DVD, Edition, Eiichi Nakamura, February, Future, Imagica, In, It, January, Jun Masami, Kōsei Tomita, Later
related to Merchandise · 42
Doraemon → ASEAN, Characters, Converse, Cool Japan, Crunchyroll EMEA, Doraemon-themed, ESP Guitars, Europe, For, Granblue Fantasy, Happy Meals, Hollywood, Hot Topic, In, In Japan, Japanese, Jean Reno, Latin America, LINE Pop, LUK International
related to Manga · 34
Doraemon → Additionally, April, Between April, Between July, CoroCoro Comic, December, Doraemon Color Works, Doraemon Kara Sakuhin-shu, Doraemon Plus, Doraemon's, February, Fujio, In, In December, Japan, July, September, Shogaku Go-nensei, Shogaku Ichi-nensei, Shogaku Ni-nensei
related to Musical shows · 32
Doraemon → Aichi, Animal Planet, Animaru Puranetto, April, Based, Butaiban Doraemon, Fukuoka, Hina Higuchi, Jaian, Kensaku Kobayashi, Kokami, Koki Azuma, Makoto Sakamoto, March, Miyagi, Mizuta, Musical, Nobita, Osaka, Reiko Suho
related to Video games · 32
Doraemon → Asatsu-DK, Bandai, Card, CTW, December, Dodon, Dokodemo Dorayaki Doraemon, Don, Doraemon Comic Traveler, Doraemon Story, Doraemon Wii, For, G123, Hudson Soft, In, In April, Japan, Many Japanese-only, Mattel, Namco's Taiko
has impact · 27
Doraemon → Americans, Asia, Asian Hero, Asian Heroes, Devil Fruits, Doraemon's, Dragon Ball, Eiichiro Oda, Gin Tama, Great Teacher Onizuka, Japan, Japanese, Mark Schilling, Masashi Kishimoto, Mickey Mouse, Naruto, On April, One Piece, Oricon, Snoopy
related to Awards, accolades and public recognition · 20
Doraemon → Cool Japan, Cultural Affairs, Dragon Ball, Education, Excellence Award, Grand Prize, In, It, Japan Cartoonists Association Award, Japan Media Arts Festival, Japanese, Japanese Agency, Minister, Science, Shogakukan Manga Award, Technology Award, Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize, The, Tokyo Polytechnic University, TV Asahi
related to Synopsis · 19
Doraemon → Afterwards, Although Doraemon, Although Gian, Doraemon's, Gian, Gian's, Japan, Nobita, Nobita Nobi, Nobita's, One, Set, Sewashi Nobi, Shizuka, Shizuka Minamoto, Suneo, Suneo Honekawa, Takeshi Goda, Tokyo
related to Conclusion · 17
Doraemon → Because, Doraemon's, Fujiko, Fujimoto's, Fujio Pro, Internet, Me Doraemon, Nobita, One, Ryūichi Yagi, Shizuka, Shogakukan, Stand, Tajima, Takashi Yamazaki, The, Yasue

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manga series anime shogakukan japanese japan nobita fujio also first published released volumes time films one including fujiko characters tv

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DoraemonEnglish publisherCN: 21st Century Publishing House (bilingual English-Chinese)1.00infobox
DoraemonEnglish publisherJP: Shogakukan (bilingual)1.00infobox
DoraemonEnglish publisherNA: Fujiko Pro1.00infobox
DoraemonEnglish publisherSG: Shogakukan AsiaChuang Yi (bilingual English-Chinese)1.00infobox
DoraemonEnglish publisherShogakukan Asia1.00infobox
DoraemonEnglish publisherChuang Yi (bilingual English-Chinese)1.00infobox
DoraemonEnglish publisherTW: Chingwin Publishing Group (bilingual English-Chinese)1.00infobox
DoraemonGenreComedy1.00infobox
DoraemonGenreScience fiction1.00infobox
DoraemonImprintTentōmushi Comics1.00infobox
DoraemonMagazineCoroCoro Comic .mw-parser-output .noitalic{font-style:normal}and other Shogakukan children's magazines1.00infobox
DoraemonOriginal run1969 – 19961.00infobox
DoraemonPublished byShogakukan1.00infobox
DoraemonWritten byFujiko F. Fujio [ja][a]1.00infobox
Doraemonis acat robot0.90text

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