Ep. 58: Nobita desires a Robinson Crusoe-style island life despite his helpless nature
Aired on June 7, 1979
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Nobita expresses a strong desire to live on a deserted island, emulating the adventures of Robinson Crusoe. However, his character is defined by his helplessness and tendency to cry. Consequently, Doraemon, who is hiding nearby, is forced to repeatedly intervene and assist Nobita with various tasks. The narrative focuses on the contrast between Nobita's ambitious fantasy and his inability to survive independently, necessitating constant support from his robotic companion to manage the challenges of his self-imposed isolation.
Episodes
- Ep. 54 · Nobita uses a time machine to prove his innocence after being blamed for breaking a school window.
- Ep. 55 · Nobita uses Doraemon's finger ointment to fire powerful air jets in a sharpshooting contest
- Ep. 56 · Doraemon deploys a robot to collect fines from Gian for his bad behavior
- Ep. 57 · Nobita attempts to outsmart Gian with future gadgets but Gian counters with superior items
- Ep. 58 · Nobita desires a Robinson Crusoe-style island life despite his helpless nature
- Ep. 59 · Nobita receives a device creating solid air blocks that eventually disappear
- Ep. 60 · Nobita uses Doraemon's spray to animate a picture and ruins a man's art collection.
- Ep. 61 · Nobita seeks Doraemon's help to find his grandmother's lost platinum ring
- Ep. 62 · Doraemon and Nobita use an antenna to prepare for future events