Ep. 139: Nobita Uses Doraemon's Beam to Devolve a Mouse and Evolve His Father
Aired on September 10, 1979

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Nobita's father is portrayed as old fashioned. To address this, Nobita utilizes Doraemon's Progression-Regression Beam to alter the timeline. He first applies the device to a mouse, devolving it by 200,000,000 years to transform it into a large dinosaur. He then targets his father, evolving him into a future man. This specific plot was later remade as The Progression-Regression Beam in the 2005 series. The narrative focuses on the experimental use of time-altering technology on living beings to change their physical states and characteristics across vast historical periods.
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- Ep. 136 · The Soul Machine
- Ep. 137 · Doraemon and Nobita Retrieve a Swallowed Opal from Shizuka's Stomach
- Ep. 138 · Doraemon provides Nobita with a device to view and critique the dreams of his friends.
- Ep. 139 · Nobita Uses Doraemon's Beam to Devolve a Mouse and Evolve His Father
- Ep. 140 · The narrative focuses on the concept of super armor within the episode's events.
- Ep. 141 · Doraemon uses 3D projectors to simulate a hot spring vacation at home for Nobita's family.
- Ep. 142 · Nobita discovers a super cape that Gian steals to become Super Gian
- Ep. 143 · A character utilizes a device to manipulate the actions of another person remotely.