Doraemon (1979)

The episode titled Detecting Badges was remade as Tracing With the Tracer Badge in the 2005 series.

This entry refers to the anime episode originally titled Detecting Badges. According to Wikipedia, this specific installment was remade for the 2005 series adaptation. The remake is known by the title Tracing With the Tracer Badge. The source material confirms this remade version exists within the 2005 series context. No other plot details or character actions are provided in the source text. The information strictly links the original title to its 2005 remake counterpart.

Nobita travels through time to meet his future self

Nobita utilizes time travel to encounter his older self. This encounter allows him to observe the man he will eventually become. The narrative focuses on this specific interaction between the younger boy and his future counterpart. The story explores the implications of this meeting without revealing further plot details or character developments beyond this initial premise. The event serves as a pivotal moment for Nobita to witness the consequences of his actions in the future.

Doraemon provides a gadget to help a forgetful father remember items he left behind

A father struggles with frequent forgetfulness, often leaving essential items behind. To assist him, Doraemon introduces a specific gadget known as the Forgetting Bird. This device is designed to help the father recall and retrieve things he had previously forgotten to take. The narrative focuses on the interaction between the father's memory lapses and the technological solution provided by Doraemon to ensure he does not overlook important belongings during his daily routine.

The Vending Time Machine allows purchasing items from any era

Doraemon presents a device known as the Vending Time Machine, which is capable of selling any item across different points in time. This specific narrative was later adapted and retitled as Shopping Across the Ages during the 2005 series iteration. The original concept relies on the functionality of the machine to facilitate transactions throughout history, allowing characters to acquire goods from various periods. This summary reflects the core premise of the episode as documented in the source material.

A hidden camera captures secret footage in this episode

The Magic Hand

Doraemon introduces Delay Candy which delays the user's voice for 10 minutes

In this segment, Doraemon presents a gadget known as Delay Candy. This item functions by postponing the vocal output of the person who consumes it. The delay lasts for a duration of 10 minutes. The narrative focuses on the introduction and basic mechanics of this specific tool provided by the robotic cat. No other characters or plot developments are mentioned in the provided summary. The text strictly describes the function and time frame associated with the candy.

Grandpa, In the Midst of a Dream

Doraemon presents the Robot Paper gadget to the audience

In this segment, Doraemon introduces a specific invention known as the Robot Paper. The narrative focuses on his presentation of this particular gadget to the viewers. The content is limited to the introduction of this item, with no additional plot details or character interactions described in the source material. The episode centers entirely on the unveiling of the Robot Paper as the primary subject matter.

Nobita demonstrates his black belt martial arts skills

The Ultra Mixer

Instructions for surviving on an uninhabited island

Typhoon Maker

A new plant species is discovered

A society where currency is unnecessary

Doraemon introduces the Abekonbe, an arrow that reverses all actions.

In this episode, Doraemon presents a gadget known as the Abekonbe. This item is described as an arrow with a unique property: it causes everything to function in the opposite manner. The narrative focuses on the introduction of this specific tool and its inherent ability to invert normal operations, setting the stage for the events that follow within the story.

Doraemon uses Dairi Gum to help Nobita expose Gian and Suneo's false accusation.

Gian and Suneo falsely accuse Nobita of breaking a man's window. To resolve the situation, Doraemon provides Nobita with Dairi Gum. This special item is designed to force Gian and Suneo to confess their mistake. The gum ensures that the two bullies admit to framing Nobita for the damage. This allows Nobita to clear his name and prove his innocence regarding the broken window incident.

The Bad Luck Diamond

A significant amount of money is involved in this episode.

Sharing Gum

The Hidden Treasure of Nobizaemon

Doraemon Creates a Schedule for Nobita but Ends Up Scheduling Himself Instead

Doraemon attempts to assist Nobita by creating a structured daily schedule for him. However, the plan backfires when Doraemon inadvertently assigns a strict timetable to himself rather than Nobita. Taking advantage of this mistake, Nobita exploits the situation to his benefit. The episode highlights the comedic irony of the robot cat's well-intentioned but flawed attempt to organize Nobita's life, resulting in the helper becoming the one bound by the rigid routine while the beneficiary enjoys the freedom.

Doraemon Draws Comic While Funyako Is Sick

In this episode, the character Funyako falls ill and is unable to perform her usual duties. Consequently, Doraemon steps in to take her place. He assumes the responsibility of drawing the comic book that Funyako was originally tasked with creating. This substitution highlights the temporary nature of the situation as Doraemon handles the artistic requirements in place of the sick character.

Doraemon and Nobita travel back in time to save Shizuka's pet dog from dying

Doraemon and Nobita utilize time travel to return to the night before Shizuka's pet dog passed away. Their objective is to intervene and prevent the animal's death. The pair attempts to alter the past to ensure the dog survives, aiming to spare Shizuka the grief associated with losing her beloved pet. This mission involves navigating the timeline to stop the fatal event from occurring, highlighting their efforts to change history for the better.