Doraemon: Obaa-chan no Omoide - Recommendations

• TV Special (1 ep)
• 1980

• Movie (1 ep)
• 2016

Nobita comes up with the idea of running away from home because he is always being scolded at home and at school. Additionally, Gian, Shizuka, and Suneo all have their own reasons for running away from home. Together with Doraemon, they all travel through time to the Japan of 70,000 years ago.

• Movie (1 ep)
• 1995

Nobita had to find a topic for his summer break research homework. As he was blaming everything to Adam and Eve for sinning and causing their descendants to suffer (from homework), Doraemon decided to provide him with a gadget to observe the creation of the world so that he may write it in a diary-like report. Suneo, Giant and Shizuka eventually joined them and together they watch over the birth of tribes and civilizations. Meanwhile, the time patrol is looking for an illegal time machine whose controllers accidentally heard Giant speaking of the genesis diary project. They captured Giant and Suneo, leaving Nobita, Shizuka and Doraemon to watch over the genesis set and to rescue them.

• Movie (1 ep)
• 2020

• Movie (1 ep)
• 1993

Nobita's dad stumbled upon a strange advertisement of a fantastic resort on television at midnight. Sleepy as he was, he made a reservation even though he didn't even realize he was talking to the advertisement. The next day he discussed with the family their holiday plans, only to realize he could not find the place anywhere on earth. All of a sudden though, there was a suitcase in Nobita's room and intrigued as he was, he opened it only to find a portal to a beautiful resort managed by tin robots. Better still, it's absolutely free. However, it seems that there is a hidden agenda behind the person who invites them there.

• Movie (1 ep)
• 2011

In a distant galaxy, a robot society plans to invade Earth and take humans as their slaves. A robot named Riruru is sent ahead as a scout who will make the necessary arrangements for the invasion to occur. Luckily for human race, Nobita accidentally interrupts this reconaissance mission. Nobita and his friends will then need to somehow face an entire army of steel troops and stop the mechanized offensive.

• Movie (1 ep)
• 1988

Nobita is trying to prove that the Monkey King exists so they went back to the time Sanzo began his pilgrimage. Doraemon used a virtual video game console and let Nobita play "Journey to The West" to give Nobita clothes that the Monkey King wears. Nobita messed up on proving Monkey king exists. When Nobita and his friends played "Journey to The West" and they finished the game without fighting any demons. Later, they found out thier world is ruled by demons. The problem is that Doraemon left the game console open in the past without closing it and demons started to appear to invade the world. Doraemon and the others now have to go back into the past to vanquish the demons.

• Movie (1 ep)
• 1989

When a variety of circumstances leave Nobita, Doraemon and the gang wanting to run away from home, they face the task of finding somewhere to live. However, with every seemingly spare piece of land already owned by someone else, building themselves a house looks impossible – that is, until Nobita has the idea of travelling back seventy thousand years into the past. While the group are making themselves at home in an uninhabited Japan, back at home a glitch in space-time has sent a caveboy crashing into the middle of the city. When they return to the present, Doraemon et al encounter the child – named Kukuru – and take him with them back to their prehistoric paradise. Together, the gang decides to return the young boy to his true time and help him free his captured friends, even if it means facing the dangers of Kukuru’s enemies: the dark tribe.

• Movie (1 ep)
• 1986

Following an argument, Nobita follows Doraemon to the North Pole where he finds a strange ball that causes pieces of a giant robot to fall from the sky. After the pair builds the robot in the uninhabited Mirror World, Shizuka accidentally destroys a building with its weapons, and they decide it's best to abandon the robot and keep it a secret. The following day a mysterious red-haired girl named Lilulu begins to enquire about the robot, but after swearing Nobita to secrecy and borrowing the portal to the Mirror World she disappears. A few nights later Nobita follows a strange light and finds the portal to the Mirror World, though when he and Doraemon enter, they discover that Lilulu is building an entire army of robots! As the only ones to know of her plan, it is now up to Nobita, Doraemon and the gang to stop the Robot Empire's plan to invade Earth and enslave humanity.

• Movie (1 ep)
• 1997

After Suneo bragged about having a ranch, Nobita was asked whether or not he has one, pressuring him to say yes. Doraemon won a number of lotteries for useless planets in the belt between Mars and Jupiter. When Suneo and the rest came to see the ranch, Nobita happened to read the last of the lottery number to the go-anywhere-door, leading them to a huge dreamlike area. As Nobita's toy horse pranced around because of the wind-up life gadget, Suneo and the others became interested in doing the same to their toys and let them live in the area. So they decided to make their own clockwork city.