Eiga Doraemon: Nobita no ningyo daikaisen

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Doraemon movies all in Telugu language in this app. It is good.

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I love this Doraemon movie so much!!! XD

It was in fact My favorite Mermaid Movie of all time!! :D

I love Sophia, The Mermaid Princess of "The Planet Aqua", who ends up landing on Nobita's and Doraemon's backyard, thinking She's so cute and beautiful! XD

It always reminds me of Ariel from Disney's Little Mermaid (1989) and Ripjaws from Ben 10! XD

Sophia from Doraemon, according to the Japanese Wikipedia says that She might have been inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's The little Mermaid from Denmark in 1837.

and she speaks "Aquarian", a native fictional language of Planet Aqua (In Japanese language websites only, of course.).

So, happy "Mermaid" day!! XD

Kôzô Kusuba's entertaining aquatic adventure "Doraemon: Nobita's Great Battle of the Mermaid King" follows Nobita and his pals as they attempt to prevent the destruction of a mysterious undersea nation. The story appeals to a wide age range of readers by skillfully fusing friendship, fantasy, and environmental awareness. The film's brilliant animation, striking colors, and recognizable Doraemon devices provide the narrative fun and inventiveness. The film embodies the endearing essence of Doraemon, advocating for fundamental principles of bravery, camaraderie, and preservation of the environment. The movie appeals to both young and senior viewers.

Unfortunately, the first 25 minutes of this film were thoroughly disappointing. The idea of fish-especially sharks-swimming freely through city streets at night is utterly illogical. What's worse is that they are clearly visible to ordinary people. A shark appearing out of nowhere in an urban setting is not only absurd but potentially dangerous, even within the context of a fantasy film aimed at children.

The scene where Sophia nearly gets hit by a car also defies logic. If she truly comes from a modern mermaid civilisation that understands vehicles, her reaction makes little sense. It would be understandable if she were from a remote forest or isolated world, but that's clearly not the case.

Conclusion: The first 25 minutes were enough to put me off watching the rest of the film. There were simply too many forced and inconsistent plot points-even for a fantasy adventure.