By the way, when I was very young, I often watched Doraemon. When I got older, I heard that Doraemon had an ending, so I watched it. To be honest, after reading this, I hope that Doraemon actually has no ending. Here is the collection:
? There are two endings, one of which has not been published. It is too tragic and reflects the indifference of the Japanese world.
The world is really not beautiful - the protagonist Nobita suddenly woke up from his sleep and found himself lying on the hospital bed. It turns out that there has never been a robot cat in the world, nor a universal pocket, nor... In short, the protagonist is a patient who was sent to a mental hospital due to extreme autism. He has been in the hospital for eight years. Jingyi is the protagonist's childhood crush, and all the protagonist's memories are stuck in the morning eight years ago. Everything is the protagonist's fantasy.
So, the final published ending is:
Dora Aimeng suddenly ran out of power, in order to let her wake up. Nobita studies hard. Later he married Jingzi. Finally, the power supply invented in the 22nd century allowed Dora to wake up from her dream.
?The true ending of Doraemon is very dark!
The following is an excerpt from an interview with Fujimoto Hiroshi:
He told us: "Actually, Doraemon has an ending."
"I have seen similar posts on the Internet. Does it mean that the protagonist is an autistic patient?"
I asked.
"No, the rumors on the Internet are all false."
He said.
There used to be an ending in Shogakukan's comics, saying that Doraemon left Nobita, but that was not true, because Doraemon came back in the end.
"Then what is the real ending?"
We asked eagerly.
Fujimoto sighed and said:
"Actually, I don't want to talk about this ending. I was very young when I knew this ending, so I felt a bit gloomy. Now that I'm older, it's okay to think about it."
——You also know that Fujiko F. Fujio has drawn other comics besides "Doraemon". One of them is called "The Collection of Different Colored Short Stories", which are short comics about science fiction, KB, and profound reflections on human nature. When Hiroshi Fujimoto died, he had drawn a total of 5 "Story Collections of Different Colors".
In fact, he was working on the sixth book before his death, but he only completed a few storyboards and sketches for the sixth book before he passed away.
Later, when he was sorting out his belongings, these drafts fell into the hands of his apprentices, and one of them included an article about the finale of "Doraemon". Since Fujimoto Hiro's last words when he passed away were for his two apprentices to take over the mantle of "Doraemon", his apprentices did not draw this ending.
Later I heard about this incident and went to his apprentice to see the ending of Fujimoto Hiroshi's painting.
His apprentice couldn't refuse, so he showed it to me.
——Fujimoto Hiroshi lowered his head, as if remembering.
We didn't speak, quietly waiting for his next words.
He raised his head, looked at us and said:
"I read the story, it was just a sketch and a simple text introduction. The general meaning is this.
One morning, Nobita (named Yasuo in the Taiwanese translation) woke up and found himself sitting on a strange chair, with Doraemon in front of him.
Doraemon's enthusiasm He greeted it, but his expression was dull.
Nobita tried to stand up from the chair but fell down.
Doraemon said that because you sat on the chair for a long time and relied on nutrient solution to continue your life, your muscles were too atrophied and it was difficult to walk.
Nobita didn't understand what Doraemon meant. So Doraemon explained to him,
In the 22nd century, human science and technology has developed significantly, but new energy and food problems have not been solved, and the population of the earth has exploded.
So, the human government at that time decided to consider the overall interests of mankind and decided to deal with the newly born. Babies will undergo brain tests, and newborns whose intelligence is confirmed to be below a certain level will be connected to a life-sustaining device, which will deliver low-cost nutrient solution to them and allow them to enter a virtual state. "
"It's like the Matrix,"
someone interrupted.
Fujimoto nodded and continued:
"In this virtual state, this device will simulate novel and interesting scenes, making people feel happiness that cannot be experienced in the real world.
So, everything is clear.
Those props in Doraemon's pocket-bamboo dragonfly, random door, shrinking pistol, Momotaro Rice balls, time baggage...
Those childhood friends - Yijing, Ji'an, Xiaofu, Dekisu...
Those incredible things we experienced together - Undersea Ghost Rock City, One Thousand and One Nights, Fantasy Three Swordsmen, Adventure in the Demon World...
All of these are simulated by devices, just for those with relatively weak intelligence. A kind of compensation for low-income children, so that they can be happy in fantasy and experience the beauty of childhood.
When childhood is over, everything is over.
The nutritional device is just a humane consideration. When those children reach the age of 14, the cruel reality will begin.
Because the resources of the earth are too tight, those who are in the virtual world will not be able to survive. Children who rely on nutrient solution to maintain their lives in the virtual world are forced to "leave", that is, to be killed.
Before they "leave", their only right is to know the truth.
The robot that looks like Doraemon said to Nobita: You should be lucky, because you have experienced something in fantasy that people in reality can't feel in their lifetime. In reality, people have to experience the fatigue of work and the torture of cruel society, and you don't have to do anything, just experience the novelty, so don't be afraid of your "leaving". On the contrary, integrating into the busy real society is the most terrifying thing.
Nobita listened to it with tears and begged it to let it go again. He entered the fantasy and said goodbye to his friends in the fantasy.
The robot agreed.
Nobita re-entered the fantasy. He used his saved pocket money to buy many gifts for his good friends - Xiaofu's remote control plane, Ji'an's baseball cap, Yijing's skirt... Finally, he spent the remaining money to buy Doraemon's favorite Dorayaki. , had the last reunion dinner with the family.
Nobita is wise.
Yes, because I have grown up...
With tears in his eyes,
Doraemon, do you think we will be together forever?
At this time, the comic cut to the real world, and the Doraemon-like robot reached out and touched Nobita with his eyes closed.
Nobita's body twitched, and then fell to the ground.
...
In the last scene, the robot said in a cold voice: Mission accomplished, the target has left... "
Teacher Fujimoto finished speaking, and everyone felt sentimental about the ending. He said: I was only a teenager when I saw this comic, and I cried after reading it. But now that I think about it, it doesn't matter. The most vivid story of Doraemon can only survive in childhood memories, and now, our childhood has long ended...
(End)
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Note: Some people replied that they had seen the ending of Doraemon's comic, in which Doraemon ran out of power. Please, Doraemon's ending was never drawn into a manga. It was just a fan work, not official.
This article is an interview with Fujiko F. Fujio (Fujimoto Hiroshi)'s apprentice Fujimoto Hiroshi. He was fortunate enough to read Fujimoto Hiroshi's manuscript. This is not a fabricated fan ending. Note that it is Hiro Fujimoto, not Hiro Fujimoto. Some people should stop holding on to the idea that "The Matrix" had not been filmed when Hiro Fujimoto was reincarnated.
What? Doraemon is just a children's comic, the ending can't be so cruel? Those who say the ending is fake can read Hiroshi Fujimoto's "Collection of Different Colored Short Stories". You will find that Doraemon's ending is quite normal. If you feel that the ending is too subversive of Doraemon's worldview and cannot be accepted, just pretend that you have not read this article.
People don't live in fairy tales forever, we always have to wake up.This is like "Grimm's Fairy Tales". The "Grimm's Fairy Tales" we see now are harmonious versions. In fact, the original Snow White and Cinderella are full of pornographic, cruel and bloody plots (many people are unwilling to admit the original "Grimm's Fairy Tales". This mentality is the same as the unwillingness to admit the cruel ending of Doraemon)... Just like What Fujimoto said: The most vivid story of Doraemon can only survive in childhood memories, and now, our childhood has long ended... One of the endings: Because people from the future came to modern times for sightseeing, causing trouble to modern people, a law was enacted in the future to prohibit time travel, so Tinkerbell had to go back. This ending was serialized in the fourth grade of elementary school (March issue of Showa 46). In Japan, grade X of elementary (middle) schools is a magazine for students of that grade. The content includes interesting comics, working toys, and a review of the class content of the month for students of that grade. School starts in April in Japan. After reading the March issue of the fourth-grade elementary school, it is time to read the April issue of the fifth-grade elementary school. At that time, Tinkerbell was not serialized in the fifth grade, so this article was a farewell to the fourth-grade students.
Orthodox ending two: Nobita's grandson (the person who sent Tinker Bell to Nobita's side) feels that if Tinker Bell is always by Nobita's side, Nobita will become a useless person who relies on others for everything, so he wants Tinker Bell to go back to the future. Tinkerbell couldn't say anything, so Tinkerbell pretended to be sick, but seeing Nobita's sincerely worried expression, Tinkerbell told Nobita the reason why he really wanted to go back to the future. Nobita said he thought so too, so he asked Tinkerbell to go back to the future with confidence. From then on, Nobita worked hard, and Xiaoding used Time TV to watch Nobita's efforts every day. In Showa 47, Fujiko drew this ending for the same reason as the first ending, and this ending also became the script for the final episode of Tinker Bell shown on Japanese TV in Showa 48.
The third orthodox ending: compiled and drawn in the third grade of elementary school (March issue of Showa 49). Since Tinker Bell was not popular on Japanese TV at the time, and Fujiko herself had other new serials in grade X of elementary school, she planned to end Tinker Bell. But later, because of Fujiko's own love for Tinker Bell, she drew "Tinker Bell Returns" in the April issue of the fourth grade elementary school that year. Maybe Fujiko has a more rigorous Tinkerbell ending in her mind, but the master is dead, so maybe no one can know it! Therefore, except for the three endings that have appeared before, the other endings are either rumors or secondary creations by Tinker Bell fans. Therefore, whether Tinker Bell runs out of power or Nobita turns into a vegetable, it is not an authentic ending. Especially the vegetative ending, even Fujiko knew about it and he had solemnly denied it.
The ending of Doraemon has been officially finalized as the rumored ending three:
Tinkerbell has no power - one day, Nobita forgot to do his homework as usual, and was scolded by the teacher at school; he was also bullied by Giann and Afu as usual. Even his future wife Jingyi promised to marry someone else first. In short, for Nobita, life is a series of repetitions of similar events. Today is no different from yesterday.
The only change is that Ding Dong suddenly turns into a plant machine. No matter how much Nobita kicked, hit and scolded, Dingdang didn't react. Nobita didn't know what happened to Dingdang, so he was so sad that he cried all night. However, no matter how sad Nobita was, Dingdang just sat in front of the pillar unmoved. Nobita reached into his pocket to try, but there was no movement in the pocket. Finally, Nobita remembered the time machine in the drawer, so he flew to the 22nd century in his pajamas to find Ding Dong's sister Ding Ling. Before Ding Ling could finish listening to the explanation, Nobita urged her to get on the plane and fly back to the 20th century. When Ding Ling saw that her brother was motionless, she immediately knew that the battery had run out. Just when he was about to change the battery, Ding Ling remembered a very important thing. There is no backup power supply... Daxiong didn't understand the meaning and just urged him from the side. Ding Ling had no choice but to ask Nobita: Are you willing to let your brother and your memories disappear? It turns out that older cat robots have backup power supplies in their ears so that they can retain their memories while charging. But...Ding Dong has no ears! (This is well known.)
Nobita finally solved the problem. All kinds of memories are rushing through Nobita's mind. Nobita and Ding Ling have flown to the past and future, to the dinosaur world, the underwater world, and even fought in the universe... Ding Ling tried his best to explain to Nobita. To install a new battery, Ding Dong will lose all the memories he had with Nobita when he wakes up. If the status quo is maintained, the memory will not disappear. As a result, Nobita chose to maintain the status quo. At this time, Nobita was still in the sixth grade of elementary school. More than ten years later... Nobita, who returned from overseas, has grown into a handsome and charming young man and works for a cutting-edge technology company. The bride beside him is Yijing.
Back then, after Ding Ling returned to the 22nd century, Nobita only told the people around him that Ding Ling had returned to the future world. As time went by, no one mentioned Ding Dong anymore. However, Dingdang has actually been kept in the closet of Nobita's house. In order to master Ding Dong, Nobita studied hard, and his grades improved year by year in junior high school, high school, and university. Finally went to study abroad. Now, Nobita is in his own research laboratory. He called his wife Jingyi, who was strictly prohibited from entering or leaving the laboratory. He said to her: "Look, I'm going to press the switch." After saying that, Nobita couldn't help but shed two strings of tears on his cheeks. He had studied hard for more than ten years just for this moment... For this moment, he climbed from a stupid student who always forgot to do his homework and whose grades were calculated from the countdown to where he is today... When he pressed the switch, there was a long period of silence, silence... Finally, Dingdang spoke: "Nobita, I have been waiting for you for a long time."
? There is no ending! The endings on the Internet are all fake. Doraemon officials have not admitted and will not admit that Doraemon has an ending!
?????By the way, which of these answers do you like?
