Doraemon (1979)

Let's Go See the Ocean in a Submarine

Doraemon produces a mini submarine which makes many jumps into all sorts of liquids including a toilet bowl on its way to the sea. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Friendship Capsule

Suneo tries to lure Doraemon from Nobita but he won't go so he gives Suneo a capsule which makes anyone your friend as a consolation. Cunning Suneo uses it to make Doraemon become his friend. (Source: Wikipedia)

Submission Ring

Nobita is too lazy to do his homework without pressure so Doraemon gives him a headband which is painful if anyone says "close", which Doraemon uses to make Nobita do what he should do. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Apartment Tree

Nobita wants his own apartment so Doraemon gives him a tree which grows rooms underground and the gang move in. Remade in 1989 as "Apartment Pretend." (Source: Wikipedia)

Real Shooting

Find the Culprit with the Time Machine

Nobita is wrongly blamed for breaking a school window. A time machine helps him find out what really happened. (Source: Wikipedia)

The King of Sharpshooting Contest

Doraemon gives Nobita an ointment which when rubbed on the fingers, fires a jet of air powerful enough to knock someone over. Remade as "Air Pistol" in 2001. (Source: Wikipedia)

Fining Piggy Bank

Gian busts another football so all the gang say they have no money for another one. Doraemon produces a small robot which takes 100 yen from anyone who does something bad, to get money for a new ball. Bully Gian quickly falls foul of it. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Wack in the Future

Nobita tries to get the better of bully Gian using Doraemon's things from the future, but Gian has things from the future too and gets the better of him. (Source: Wikiepedia)

Nobita's Castaway Story

Nobita wants to live on an island like Robinson Crusoe, but is such a helpless crybaby that hidden Doraemon has to keep helping him. (Source: Wikipedia)

Air Block Maker

Doraemon gives Nobita a machine which produces blocks of solid air which stay in position. Unfortunately he forgets to tell Nobita that they vanish after a time, leaving him hanging high up in the air. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Continuation Spray

Doraemon gives Nobita a spray that changes a picture to what would happen next in the picture, like a ship moving. Nobita ruins a man's art collection trying it out. (Source: Wikipedia)

Lost Item Retrieval Machine

Nobita tells Doraemon that he lost his grandmother's platinum ring. Doraemon helps him using a Lost Item Retrieval Machine. (Source: Wikipedia)

First Antenna

Doraemon and Nobita use a TV antenna, which allows the wearer to be prepared for any event that will happen. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Voice Thickener

Gian is giving Nobita trouble so Doraemon gives him a medicine which makes his words into solid letters which can be used as weapons. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Wishing Star

Doraemon throws out some of his useless inventions, including the Star of Hope. Gian and Suneo find it, not realizing that the wishes it grants are always wrong. Remade in 1992 as "Ask the Stars." (Source: Wikipedia)

The Big R/C Naval Battle

Doraemon helps Nobita win an R/C battle in the waters. (Source: Wikipedia)

XYZ-Ray Camera

A special camera can see through things including clothing. Not knowing this, Shizuka wants Nobita to take a picture of her. Some nudity occurs. (Source: Wikipedia)

Let's Be Lightning

Doraemon produces a small thunder cloud to cure Nobita of his fear of thunder. This done, Nobita uses it to shock people. (Source: Wikipedia)

A Visitor from the Country of the Future

Nobita tries to get the better of bully Gian using Doraemon's things from the future, but Gian has things from the future too and gets the better of him. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Weather Box

After Suneo and Nobita argue about the weather of the next day, Doraemon gives him a gadget that controls the weather. (Source: Wikipedia)

Home Satellite

The Life Do-Over Machine

Doraemon gives Nobita the Do-Over Machine which lets the user redo any age. This episode was later remade in 1994 as "Redo Life Machine," then as "The Life Do-Over Machine" in the 2005 series. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Super King