Doraemon: Nobita in the Robot Kingdom

Doraemon: Nobita in the Robot Kingdom
Japanese	ドラえもん のび太とロボット王国
Rōmaji	Doraemon: Nobita to Robotto Ōkoku
Information
Director(s)	Tsutomu Shibayama
Producer	Junichi Kimura Jun Kaji Masatoshi Osawa Taro Iwamoto Toshihide Yamada Kumi Ogura
Art director	Masaaki Kawaguchi
Anime director	Mitsuyoshi Yoneda Sadayoshi Tominaga
Distributor(s)	Toho
Studio	Shin-Ei Animation Kyoto Animation Tezuka Productions
Release date(s)	Japanese March 9, 2002 Thai September 30, 2004
Running time	82 minutes
Box office	2,100,785,480.82 yen ($16,053,687)
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Doraemon: Nobita and the Robot Kingdom (ドラえもん のび太とロボット王国 Doraemon: Nobita to Robotto Ōkoku) is the twenty-third installment of the Doraemon feature films.

Nobita's meddling sends the gang to a robot planet where a cruel queen is bent on removing all emotion from the robots living alongside humans.

Doraemon and friends travels into another world via the time machine; where humans and robots are living together. However they soon find out that the Empress of Robot Kingdom was trying to capture robots there and turn them emotionless. As the situation goes tense, our heroes sets out to stop the Empress and her plan.

Plot

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The queen hates robots. Which is a pity, because they live happily alongside humans in this fantasy domain. But when she decrees that all robots must be shorn of their emotions, boy-robot Poko flees in fear. He crosses time and space and ends up, lost and confused, in the world of Doraemon and his gang.

Characters

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• Doraemon
• Nobita Nobi
• Shizuka Minamoto
• Suneo Honekawa
• Takeshi Gouda
• Tamako Nobi
• Poko
• Maria
• Queen Jeanne
• Dester

Gadgets used

• Spare Pocket
• Future Department Store Vending Machine
• Obtaining Bag (Movie only)
• X-Ray Glass (Manga only)
• Secret Base Wallpaper (Movie only)
• Time Machine
• Air Cannon (Lost during the time travel)
• Small Light (Lost during the time travel)
• All Purpose Handler (Appears later)
• Flattening Iron (Manga only)
• Dress Up Camera
• Take-copter
• Infinity Lasso (Manga only, in movie, Extending Hand is the replacement)
• Timed Stupidity Bomb
• Typhoon Straw (Manga only)
• Copy Machine (Movie only)
• Tickling Bugs
• Air Pistol (Manga only)
• Cheetah Lotion (Manga only)

Cast

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Voice Actor	Role(s)

Music

• Doraemon no Uta (opening theme)
• Hitori janai ~I'll Be There~ by KONISHIKI and Niiyama Chiharu
• Isshoni Arukou ~Walking Into Sunshine~ by KONISHIKI (ending theme)

Gallery

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Trivia

• A Q-Taro (from Obake no Q-Taro, another creation by Fujiko F. Fujio) robot makes an appearance in the film.
• This is the last Doraemon feature film to use cel animation. (Doraemon's Anime Episode had stopped to use cel animation in 2002).
• Slogan: "It's a country full of amazing robots."

Differences between the movie and the manga (in order of the movie)

Manga	Movie
Robby's code name is X-01	Robby's code name is S-01
Poko and Maria's code names are not appeared in manga.	Poko's code name is T-02 and T-01 for Maria.
Nobita gets angry because Asobo does not do as he says.	Shizuka says she would like the koala robot. Gian says for him, it would be lion, and Nobita would like a jelly fish. Everyone laughs at Nobita.
After Nobita buying the robot and they get noisy, Tamako yells everyone to go outside and scold Nobita.	Gonsuke introduces himself to Tamako. Nobita is simply following the robots he bought after Tamako yells.
The mole robots assists Gonsuke to dig for sweet potatoes. He also get rid of Doraemon with his friends, Police Robots.	Gonsuke digs only one large hole.
Gian loses 10 yen by Super Money Can	The Money Can disappears before picking 10 yen coin.
Shizuka escapes the Moodmaker Orchestra.	Shizuka simply walks along with the orchestra.
Doraemon takes out the Future Automatic Order Machine from his pocket	He gets it using Toriyose Bag.
After Gian knocking Asobo, Doraemon and friends are chased by him and leaving Nobita behind.	They all can get on the pipe.
Doraemon uses X-Ray Glass to X-Ray Poko's body	Doraemon uses a Secret Base Poster instead.
Nobita have found his baseball ball in Poko's hood, so Doraemon checks with Time TV.	This scene does not appeared in movie.
Time Holes appear earlier than in movie.	Time Holes appear later, but both Doraemon's Time Machine and one of the Droid Soldiers crash one of them.
Doraemon uses All Purpose Handler after time machine gets damaged.	Only automatic controller get destroyed so the handler can still usable.
The droid soldier get defeated by Doraemon's gadget.	The droid soldier crashes the cliff when getting out of the time space.
Time Machine gets out of the time space on the sand near Chapek's house	The time machine gets out of the time space on the bridge and sliding down to near Chapek's house due to Nobita's sneezing.
Kururimpa takes Nobita's glasses. Onabe also appears later.	Nobita is woken up by the robot bird and then disappeared. Kururimpa appears later along with Chapek and Onabe.
Electronic teleport machine sends Kururimpa to the nearby pool.	Electronic teleport machine brings the robot bird to Chapek's house.
Nobita takes a pee after meeting Poko at night.	He takes a pee before.
Robby pops the girl's ball.	Robby does not reacts with her playing.
Poko meets the nurse robot in the city.	Poko meets servant robot instead.
Doraemon uses the magic lasso to get Poko.	Doraemon uses the extending hand instead.
Dester does only X-Ray Doraemon.	Doraemon gets along with the other victim robots and Dester uses an electric shock to Doraemon.
Doraemon uses Timed Stupidity Bomb to Kongfighter.	Doraemon uses Timed Stupidity Bomb to Kongfighter but reflected to himself.
Doraemon uses Tornado Straw to Kongfighter.	Doraemon copies himself to confuse Kingfighter.
Kongfighter get stuck with Tickling Flea.	Doraemon uses the Tickling Potion but accidentally uses it to himself instead of Kongfighter. Hence, he sticks himself to Kongfighter.
Poko tells Dester and Jeanne to stop the Emotion Removal Law and Dester is about to attack him. Nobita saves him and tells both the robots are friends, not human's tools.	Nobita cannot stand what Dester and Jeanne said so he tells as he says in manga, and Poko asks both later.
Jeanne and Dester follow Doraemon and friends immediately after the seven of them leave the colisium.	Only droid soldiers chase them. Dester and Jeanne follow after Doraemon and friends escape from Chapek's house.
Poko and Doraemon has seen droid soldiers so Chapek suggests them to escape with his back door.	Chapek has seen the droid soldiers via his monitor and tells Doraemon and friends escape.
Doraemon takes his Take Copter to go to the rainbow valley.	Doraemon is on Gian since he has no Take Copters left.
Dester uses his program to make Jeanne's robot out of control and falling into the river.	Dester uses his program to make one of the droid soldiers push Jeanne down the cliff. Moreover, the sandstorm occurs then.
Nobita has found the man-shaped rock.	Kururimpa has found instead. There is also no river in the movie so Doraemon, Poko, and Kururimpa has to find water to refresh everyone again.
Poko rescues Jeanne in the river.	Poko rescues Jeanne in the valley where she fell down.
Suneo sits on the rock bottom to open the rainbow valley's gate.	Kururimpa has found the rainbow valley.
Jeanne is still aggressive during treatment. She breaks the glass when Poko provides water for her. She is also slapped by Shizuka.	This scene does not appear in movie.
Doraemon and friends, Poko, Jeanne, and Rainbow Villagers go to the castle with cars.	It is unknown how they go to the castle in movie.
Chapek appears with Onabe and Doraemon's Time Machine.	Chapek appears among Rainbow Villagers.
Doraemon and friends, Poko, Jeanne, and Rainbow Villagers can destroy the door.	This scene did not appear in movie.
Nobita detaches the All Purpose Handler from the Time Machine.	Nobita asks Doraemon for a All Purpose Handler and asks Shizuka for a Take Copter.
Doraemon uses Cheetah Lotion to get in the castle. He also takes off only helmet.	Doraemon does not use any gadgets. He takes off all his outfit.
Dester stands up and is about to attack Chapek. Gian shoots the air bullet to stop him, and then supported by Onabe.	He is only supported by Onabe.
Jeanne tells everyone to cancel the Emotion Removal Law at the base of castle.	They only stay at Chapek's house to see double rainbow.

Navigation

Doraemon Films

1979 Feature Films Nobita's Dinosaur • The Records of Nobita, Spaceblazer • Nobita and the Haunts of Evil • Nobita's Monstrous Underwater Castle • Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld • Nobita's Little Star Wars • Nobita and the Steel Troops • Nobita and the Knights on Dinosaurs • The Record of Nobita's Parallel Visit to the West • Nobita and the Birth of Japan • Nobita and the Animal Planet • Nobita's Dorabian Nights • Nobita and the Kingdom of Clouds • Nobita and the Tin Labyrinth • Nobita's Three Visionary Swordsmen • Nobita's Diary on the Creation of the World • Nobita and the Galaxy Super-express • Nobita and the Spiral City • Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas • Nobita Drifts in the Universe • Nobita's Legend of the Sun King • Nobita and the Winged Braves • Nobita in the Robot Kingdom • Nobita and the Windmasters • Nobita in the Wan-Nyan Spacetime Odyssey 2005 Feature Films Nobita's Dinosaur 2006 • Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld ~The 7 Magic Users~ • Nobita and the Green Giant Legend • The Record of Nobita's Spaceblazer • Nobita's Great Battle of the Mermaid King • Nobita and the New Steel Troops ~Winged Angels~ • Nobita and the Island of Miracles ~Animal Adventure~ • Nobita's Secret Gadget Museum • New Nobita's Great Demon ~Peko and the Exploration Party of 5~ • Stand by Me Doraemon • Nobita's Space Heroes • Nobita and the Birth of Japan 2016 • Nobita's Great Adventure in the Antarctic Kachi Kochi • Nobita's Treasure Island • Nobita's Chronicle of the Moon Exploration • Nobita's New Dinosaur • Stand by Me Doraemon 2 • Nobita's Little Space Wars 2021 • Nobita's Sky Utopia