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Doraemon: Nobita's Parallel Journey to the West

Status
Ongoing
Type Anime
Release Date Mar 12, 1988
Country Japan
Original Creator Not specified
Studio Not specified
Episodes 1
Rating Not rated yet
Theater Version Doraemon 1988 Manga Adaptation Childhood SHIN-EI Fujiko F. Fujio Fantasy Sci-Fi Japan Comedy

Summary

In order to perform the drama "Journey to the West" at the freshman welcome party, Nobita's class held a rehearsal for the drama. Nobita wants to be Sun Wukong, but he is just a villager. In order to prove that he is most like Sun Wukong, Nobita used the opportunity to travel to the Tang Dynasty of China, wanted to see Sun Wukong, and actually did see Sun Wukong (actually Nobita pretended to be the Sun Wukong). Later, Nobita used Doraemon's props as a bet, proving that Sun Wukong resembled Nobita. Nobita and his friends came to the Tang Dynasty, but did not see Sun Wukong. So Nobita used Doraemon's simulated game console to pretend to be Sun Wukong, but was eventually found out. Because the machine was not turned off, the monster in the game ran out of the game console. Monsters finally rule the world, and Nobita and the others are also in danger. In order to restore history and save Master Xuanzang, Nobita and his friends pretended to be Sun Wukong and other characters to protect Master Xuanzang. While traveling through the Flame Mountain, he was led by Master Xuanzang's follower Xiao Yang (actually Red Boy) into the lair of the Bull Demon King and Princess Iron Fan, and faced the fate of being cooked. At this time, Dorami came to the Flame Mountain, and with the help of Xiao Yang, Nobita finally defeated the monster. History has been restored, Master Xuanzang and Xiao Yang continue to go to Tianzhu to learn Buddhist scriptures, and Nobita returns to Japan in the 20th century.
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