Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur

Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur tells the story of Nobita Nobi, a hapless and clumsy fourth-grader who is frequently tormented by his peers at school. Nobita's only solace is his friendship with Doraemon, a kind-hearted robot from the 22nd century who has traveled back in time to the present day to assist him. One day, while walking in the forest, Nobita stumbles upon a mysterious, ancient egg, unlike any he has ever seen before. Intrigued, Nobita brings the egg back home, where it is discovered by Gian, Nobita's bully of a friend. The egg, it turns out, belongs to a friendly Tyrannosaurus, who, with Doraemon's help, emerges from the egg. Naming the dinosaur Kitadakazu, Nobita and his friends excitedly await the day when it will grow up. However, things take a turn for the worse when Gian and his gang begin to bully Kitadakazu, pushing it to its limits and driving it towards madness. Nobita and Doraemon intervene before things escalate further, but it becomes apparent that the T-Rex has a short memory and has grown accustomed to its current environment. As a result, when Gian and his gang decide to return Kitadakazu to its natural habitat from millions of years ago, they realize the dinosaur's memory problem is a significant concern. If they take Kitadakazu back, they risk it encountering its own family, causing chaos. On the other hand, if they keep it in their time, the dinosaur's presence might disrupt the natural timeline, creating a paradox. Doraemon suggests an alternative solution - building a miniature dinosaur model with the help of his advanced technology. They plan to place it in a small cave within their forest, where it will eventually grow. Kitadakazu can coexist with local animals, live out its life, and die a natural death in its artificial environment. After convincing the gang to go along with Doraemon's plan, they construct the miniature model, with Doraemon and Nobita carefully ensuring that the dinosaur's environment mimics the forest's ecosystem. In the end, Nobita and his friends are able to send Kitadakazu to its artificial home without disrupting the timeline or posing a threat to Kitadakazu's well-being. With their dinosaur friend safely settled, the group says goodbye and watches from a distance as the miniature kingdom takes shape. As time passes, Kitadakazu grows into a large adult, living out its life without harm or incident. In the final scene, Nobita and his friends visit the cave and see Kitadakazu's legacy - a large, sprawling ecosystem thriving in harmony with the miniature world the boys created for their dinosaur. It serves as a poignant reminder of the bond Nobita and his friends shared and their creative ingenuity.