もう一度観たくなる!!『映画ドラえもん のび太の絵世界物語』完全解説考察!!クレアの記憶はなぜ繋がっていたのか チャイが青くない理由 のび太に絵が落ちてきたのは偶然? 豆知識 雑学 オマージュ CC
Hello, Namaste!
This is Sakeneko. This time, I’d like to talk about and analyze
“Doraemon the Movie: Nobita Nobi’s Art World Adventure.” By watching this video,
you’ll clearly understand all sorts of mysteries and questions! From the secret of Claire’s eyes
to why Chai wasn’t depicted in blue, the mystery of Painting-Claire’s memories,
and Nobita Nobi’s line: “What if people way in the future
said to you, ‘Who cares about those who are doomed anyway?!’ How would you feel about that?'” We’ll explore the meaning of that phrase, plus various homages to past movies and
all kinds of hints and trivia about this story, discussing and analyzing them thoroughly!! This work, “Doraemon the Movie: Nobita Nobi’s Art World Adventure,” is a feature-length original script built
around a very “Doraemon-like” idea: “What if we could enter the world inside a painting?” Even though it’s original, it brims with enormous respect
for Fujiko F. Fujio and abundant homages to past works. In fact, the only new Secret Gadget is this “Hairikomi Light.” The screenwriter said, “I’ll only use the Secret Gadgets
that Fujiko F. Fujio created!!” showing their passionate love for his work.
This film is filled with deep respect for the Doraemon movies by Fujiko F. Fujio,
and once you pick up on these details, you’ll surely want to watch it more. Otherwise, I’ll eat spaghetti through my nose. Also, there’s plenty of adult-oriented foreshadowing—
like, “Why isn’t Chai blue?” When such questions arise, if you’ve seen the older works
and discover the scenes that answer them, you’ll find it’s built with a solid core that makes perfect sense.
Keeping that in mind, this video will carefully analyze and explain these points, so all the mysteries
and questions should become very clear. I’m just a regular person who’s a huge
entertainment fan, watching over 700 works a year. Especially Doraemon movies; I often rented them
at a certain video store that had a “Rent 2, Get 1 Free” deal
(or rent 4 Doraemon movies, pay for 2). I have, of course, watched all the movies by Fujiko F. Fujio,
and I have a particularly strong attachment to “Nobita Nobi’s Dinosaur,” which I’ve seen over 10 times.
I’ve watched the other works repeatedly and cried my eyes out until my tears dried up. Thanks to that, I think I’ve started noticing
the subtle homages to older Doraemon movies and the “messages the creator wanted to convey.”
And including such small discoveries and connections, I made this video wholeheartedly so that you’d
want to see this wonderful film again. Following the story as closely as possible,
I’d like to carefully convey the charm of this work.
If you only watch the middle or the end, the overall story might not make sense, so please watch till the end. I hope you can really feel my overflowing
love for Doraemon. “Yume o Kanaete Doraemon!” The setting of the story is the Duchy of Arturia,
a medieval European-style country depicted in a painting. Thanks to Doraemon’s Secret Gadgets, reality
and the world of the painting, plus the medieval world of the 13th century beyond it, intersect in three layers. At the start of the movie, we hear the opening theme again, “Yume o Kanaete Doraemon,”
and I was moved because it’s been a while since they used it. I could cry just from that alone. It’s indeed a unique touch,
to start with that gentle image of the original theme. In this scene, they jump into famous paintings
like you’d see in an art museum (though it’s actually Suneo Honekawa’s room, haha),
showing Nobita Nobi and friends having fun. Works like Mucha’s art, Van Gogh’s “The Starry Night,”
Munch’s “The Scream,” Klimt’s “The Tree of Life,” and Monet’s “Woman with a Parasol” (featuring Shizuka Minamoto)
are beautifully recreated with Shizuka Minamoto. Additionally, Maruyama Ōkyo’s “Koinu-zu” (Puppy),
Choju-Giga, and Hokusai’s “Thirty-Six Views of Mt. Fuji: The Great Wave off Kanagawa” (kana ga wa oki nami ura) and so on—
famous paintings from around the world appear one after another. Finally, it transitions to a black-and-white Doraemon scene.
If you look closely, at first it’s Doraemon drawn by Fujiko F. Fujio himself, and in a flash
it changes to the modern Doraemon. The direction is so subtle I didn’t notice at first,
but presumably it symbolizes that Fujiko F. Fujio’s Doraemon is also a masterpiece like any world-famous painting. These little details are truly splendid—
such thoughtful touches. And one of this film’s greatest strengths
is its pacing. That said, it’s not merely lacking waste;
it actively trims away truly unnecessary parts in detail throughout. For example,
in the scene where Claire, the girl from the painting, jumps into Doraemon’s world, they don’t
explain everything piece by piece. By showing the Minotaur from the labyrinth
emerging from a painting right at the start with “movie-style impact,”
they demonstrate how something in a painting can pop out, and also weave in the introduction
of the new Secret Gadget, the “Hairikomi Light,” into the opening so they don’t have to
explain it later in detail. Similar techniques are found in various places,
which I felt was a major appeal. So even though it cuts the waste, it’s still packed with classic comedic reactions, trivia, and lessons—a structure very characteristic
of the Doraemon films drawn by Fujiko F. Fujio. Actually, the scene
where the Minotaur and Doraemon press against each other in the beginning is reminiscent of “Daimukashi Hyoryuki” (The Old Drifting Story)
in the anime. They often do those pushy interactions, haha.
Things like this gently entertain children while conveying something, evoking that nostalgic warmth
of older Doraemon films. Foreshadowing of the Hairikomi Light
and the time-hole: In this film, by using the “Hairikomi Light,”
they venture through a painting into a no-longer-existing country from the 13th century.
They don’t make it a “pure fantasy” set solely within a painting, but link it to reality
(for example, from inside the painting to the 13th-century medieval world where that painting was made),
reminiscent of “Nobita Nobi’s Great Adventure into the Underworld” and such, which is very Fujiko F. Fujio-like and quite wonderful. Thanks to that,
it doesn’t become an “anything goes fantasy” just because it’s set inside a painting.
They naturally show children things like how medieval Europe ate with their hands.
Also, the sideways-vertical inversion when entering the painting, referencing Nobita Nobi’s Space Blazer’s traveling scene
(which flips up and down), effectively conveys the “stepping into another world” feeling in a concise way. Doesn’t it fill you with excitement
to think another world might be right within reach? Moreover, it’s wonderful that
when they enter the painting, Doraemon, Nobita Nobi, Shizuka Minamoto, and Gian (Takeshi Goda) all remove their shoes. Because, “we’re entering another person’s world,” so it’s the minimum courtesy. Rather than formalities,
it conveys a natural kindness—“Excuse us for intruding.” Back to the story: Nobita Nobi was struggling
to draw his dad for his summer art assignment. Half giving up, he mumbles, “I wish
a finished picture would just fall from the sky,” while tossing an eraser into the air—
and suddenly a “time-hole” opens, sending the eraser flying straight
into the enemy this time. That’s how it begins. Actually, there are
two crucial pieces of foreshadowing here. First: Nobita Nobi throws the “eraser that erases pictures” at Sodoro, the enemy, foreshadowing
how at the end, he will “erase the picture with water” by hitting the final enemy Izeer with water-restore spray. Second: Why did the time-hole happen
to open above Nobita Nobi? It’s connected by “the father’s feelings,”
which I’ll explain later. The painting that fell through the time-hole
depicts a blonde girl from behind and what looks like a beautiful blue-glowing bat,
with no known origin.
…
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#のび太の絵世界物語 #ドラえもん #映画ドラえもん
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🔻以下作品紹介
映画ドラえもん シリーズ４５周年記念作品！
もしも、絵の中の世界に飛び込めるとしたら――？ 幻の宝石をめぐり、ドラえもんたちの時空を超えた大冒険が、今はじまる！！
主題歌はドラえもんの大ファンでもある、あいみょんさんの「スケッチ」に決定！
【ストーリー】
数十億円の価値がある絵画が発見されたニュースを横目に、夏休みの宿題である“絵”に取り組むのび太。
その前に、突然絵の切れ端が落ちてきた。
ひみつ道具「はいりこみライト」を使い絵の中に入って探検していると、不思議な少女・クレアと出会う。
彼女の頼みを受けて＜アートリア公国＞を目指すドラえもんたちだったが、 そこはなんと、ニュースで話題の絵画に描かれた、中世ヨーロッパの世界だった！
そしてその世界には＜アートリアブルー＞という幻の宝石がどこかに眠っているらしい。 絵の中の世界＜アートリア公国＞とは一体…？ 幻の宝石のひみつを探るドラえもんたち。 しかし、＜アートリア公国＞に伝わる“世界滅亡”の伝説が蘇ってしまい、大ピンチに！！ はたして、のび太たちは伝説を打ち破り、世界を救うことができるのか！？
【入場者プレゼント】
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■原作：藤子・F・不二雄
■監督：寺本幸代
■脚本：伊藤公志
■キャスト：ドラえもん：水田わさび のび太：大原めぐみ
しずか：かかずゆみ ジャイアン：木村昴 スネ夫：関智一
クレア：和多田美咲 マイロ：種﨑敦美 チャイ：久野美咲
パル：鈴鹿央士 アートリア王妃：藤本美貴
アートリア王：伊達みきお(サンドウィッチマン)
評論家：富澤たけし(サンドウィッチマン)
■主題歌：あいみょん「スケッチ」（unBORDE／WARNER MUSIC JAPAN）
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【English】
“Wanna watch it again!!” Complete Explanation & Analysis of “Doraemon the Movie: Nobita’s Picture World Adventure”! Why are Claire’s memories connected? Why isn’t Chai blue? Was it pure coincidence that Nobita got the painting? Trivia, fun facts, homages, CC
【Español（スペイン語）】
“¡Te dan ganas de verla otra vez!!” Explicación y análisis completo de “Doraemon la Película: ¡La Aventura de Nobita en el Mundo de las Pinturas!” ¿Por qué están conectados los recuerdos de Claire? ¿Por qué Chai no es azul? ¿Fue pura coincidencia que Nobita recibiera el cuadro? Curiosidades, datos interesantes, homenajes, CC
【Deutsch（ドイツ語）】
【Português（ポルトガル語）】
“Vontade de assistir de novo!!” Explicação e análise completas de “Doraemon: A Aventura de Nobita no Mundo das Pinturas”! Por que as memórias de Claire estão conectadas? Por que Chai não é azul? Foi coincidência a pintura cair nas mãos do Nobita? Curiosidades, fatos interessantes, homenagens, CC
【Italiano（イタリア語）】
“Voglia di rivederlo!!” Spiegazione e analisi complete di “Doraemon – Il film: L’avventura di Nobita nel mondo dei dipinti”! Perché i ricordi di Claire sono collegati? Per quale motivo Chai non è blu? È stata solo una coincidenza che il quadro sia caduto a Nobita? Curiosità, nozioni, omaggi, CC
【Français（フランス語）】
“Envie de le revoir !!” Analyse et explication complètes du film « Doraemon : L’Aventure de Nobita au pays des tableaux » ! Pourquoi la mémoire de Claire est-elle reliée ? Pourquoi Chai n’est-il pas bleu ? La peinture est-elle tombée chez Nobita par simple hasard ? Anecdotes, curiosités, hommages, CC