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Doraemon Movie 46: Nobita no Jouki Jikansha
Not yet aired Movie PG - Children

Doraemon Movie 46: Nobita no Jouki Jikansha

映画ドラえもん のび太の蒸気時間車 · 2027

Nobita and Doraemon ride a magical steam train across uncharted centuries.

StatusNot yet aired SeasonWinter 2027 SourceManga
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After accidentally unearthing a rusty antique railway ticket inside his grandfather's storage chest, Nobita Nobi triggers the arrival of a fantastical steam locomotive that rides temporal rails across centuries. Joined by Doraemon, Shizuka, Gian, and Suneo, the neighborhood gang embarks on an extraordinary trans-temporal expedition. Their scenic journey across steam-powered future cities and primeval prehistoric valleys takes a dangerous turn when rogue temporal pirates attempt to hijack the engine's core mechanism. To prevent the collapse of history's timeline, Doraemon and Nobita must rely on futuristic secret gadgets, courage, and teamwork to guide the locomotive safely home.

⚠ Background — may contain spoilers
Marking the forty-sixth theatrical feature in the legendary multimedia franchise based on Fujiko F. Fujio's manga, *Doraemon Movie 46: Nobita no Jouki Jikansha* debuted in Japanese cinemas in winter 2027. Combining nostalgic steampunk aesthetics with classic science fiction adventure, the production features rich retro-futuristic locomotive design and sweeping temporal landscapes. The film reinforces the timeless themes of childhood curiosity, courage in the face of peril, and friendship, continuing Doraemon's enduring status as an annual family movie tradition across Japan.
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