Review of the movie "Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld: The Seven Magicians": A great adventure to enjoy the magical world

Doraemon the Movie "Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld: The Seven Magicians" Review and Details

Overview

The Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld: The Seven Magicians is a Doraemon feature film released on March 10, 2007. The film is based on the original work by Fujiko F. Fujio and depicts a grand adventure set in a magical world. The general director is Kusuba Kozo, the director is Teramoto Yukiyo, and the screenplay is by mystery writer Mabo Yuichi. It is distributed by Toho and produced jointly by Fujiko Productions, Shogakukan, TV Asahi, Shin-Ei Animation, ADK, and Shogakukan Productions. The film is 115 minutes long and has a self-contained story in one episode.

■ Story

One day, Nobita creates a magical world using the "What if Box". In that world, Shizuka, Suneo, Gian and everyone else are able to use magic. Nobita is the only one who cannot use magic. Meanwhile, he meets Miyako, a beautiful girl who can freely use magic, and her father, Reverend Mangetsu. According to Reverend Mangetsu's research, it is discovered that the Demon Planet is planning to invade the Earth. The two of them miss the peaceful world and try to return to the real world, but their mother throws away the "What if Box" and they are unable to return. Eventually, the Demon Planet approaches the Earth, and earthquakes and abnormal weather begin to occur. The "Legendary Seven Heroes" chosen by fate rise up, and Doraemon and his friends struggle to save the Earth from crisis.

■Explanation

The Doraemon movie "Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld: The Seven Magicians" is a grand adventure story set in a magical world. While based on the original work, the addition of new staff members has further enhanced the original. Screenwriter Yuichi Mabo is a big Doraemon fan, and has deepened the story from his perspective as a mystery writer. Director Yukiyo Teramoto is the first female director in the history of Doraemon movies, and has directed the film from a new perspective. Doraemon and friends' great exploits are depicted on a grand scale that is unique to the theatrical version.

■Cast

The voice actors of the Doraemon series are all here, including Mizuta Wasabi as Doraemon, Ohara Megumi as Nobita, Kimura Subaru as Goda Takeshi, Seki Tomokazu as Honekawa Suneo, and Kakazu Yumi as Minamoto Shizuka. Other main characters from the series also make an appearance, including Mitsuishi Kotono as Nobi Tamako, Matsumoto Yasunori as Nobi Deputy Mayor, and Chiaki as Dorami. New characters are also portrayed with charm, including Sena Ayumi as Miyako and Takato Yasuhiro as Reverend Mangetsu.

■ Main staff

The original story was written by Fujiko F. Fujio, the script was written by Mabo Yuichi, the general director was Kusuba Kozo, and the director was Teramoto Yukiyo. It brings together professionals from various fields, including animation director Kaneko Shizue, art director Dobashi Makoto, and 3DCG supervisor Kifune Tokumitsu. The music is by Sawada Kan, and the chief producers are Masuko Sojiro and Sugiyama Noboru. It is produced by Shin-Ei Animation and the "Doraemon the Movie" Production Committee.

■ Related works

This movie is related to the Doraemon TV series and the movie Nazouki Special. To get a deeper understanding of the world of Doraemon, it's a good idea to check out these works as well.

■ Theme songs and music

The opening theme is "Hug Shichao" (Let's Hug), with lyrics by Yoko Aki, music by Ryudo Uzaki, and vocals by Rimi Natsukawa. The ending theme is "Kakegaenai Uta" (Irreplaceable Poem), with lyrics by Hiroko, Mitsuyuki Miyake and Hidemi, music by Mitsuyuki Miyake, and vocals by Mihimaru GT. These songs add to the atmosphere of the movie.

■Review

The Doraemon movie "Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld: The Seven Magicians" is a grand adventure set in a magical world, and is a must-see for fans of the Doraemon series. The story begins with Nobita creating a magical world using the "What If Box." In this magical world, Shizuka, Suneo, and Gian are able to use magic, but Nobita is the only one who cannot. This setting plays an important role in depicting Nobita's growth and the bonds he forms with his friends.

The story accelerates when it is revealed that the Demon Planet is planning to invade Earth. According to Reverend Mangetsu's research, earthquakes and abnormal weather will begin to occur as the Demon Planet approaches Earth. To save the Earth from this crisis, the "Legendary Seven Heroes" chosen by fate rise up. Doraemon and his friends fight as heroes to save the Earth from this crisis. This part of the story depicts the importance of friendship and cooperation, and there are many touching scenes.

Yuichi Mabo, who wrote the screenplay, deepened the story from his perspective as a mystery writer. In particular, the film strongly incorporates mystery elements, such as the invasion plan of the Demon Planet and the selection of the hero, which have the power to draw the audience in. Director Yukiyo Teramoto is the first female director in the history of Doraemon films, and directs the film from a new perspective. Her direction further enhances the beauty and grandeur of the magical world.

The cast also includes the voice actors from the Doraemon series, whose stable acting is outstanding. In particular, Megumi Ohara, who plays Nobita, realistically portrays the anguish and growth of Nobita, who cannot use magic, and evokes sympathy from the audience. In addition, Ayumi Sena, who plays the new character Miyako, and Yasuhiro Takato, who plays Reverend Mangetsu, also add excitement to the story with their charming acting.

The main staff is also made up of professionals from various fields, raising the quality of the work. In particular, the work of animation director Shizue Kaneko and art director Makoto Dobashi brings out the beauty and grandeur of the magical world. In addition, the skills of 3DCG supervisor Tokumitsu Kifune ensure that scenes such as the invasion of the Demon Planet are depicted realistically. The music by Kan Sawada also plays an important role in livening up the atmosphere of the film.

The opening theme "Hug Shichao" by Rimi Natsukawa has a pleasant voice that gets the movie going. The ending theme "Kakegaenai Uta" by mihimaru GT's powerful voice enhances the moving scenes. These songs express the story of the movie and the feelings of the characters more deeply.

Related works include the Doraemon TV series and the movie Nazogai Special. By checking out these works, you can gain a deeper understanding of the world of Doraemon. Also, the movie Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld: The Seven Magicians is a grand adventure set in a magical world, and is a must-see for fans of the Doraemon series. The story, characters, and staff work have all been highly praised.

■Recommendation

The Doraemon movie "Nobita's New Great Adventure in the Demon World: The Seven Magicians" is an epic adventure set in a magical world, and is a must-see for fans of the Doraemon series. The story begins with Nobita creating a magical world using the "What if Box," and strongly incorporates mystery elements such as the invasion plan of the Demon Planet and the selection of the hero. Director Yukiyo Teramoto's new perspective and the high-quality work of professionals in each field are also not to be missed. The opening theme "Hug Shichao" and the ending theme "Kakega Inai Uta" also play an important role in livening up the atmosphere of the movie. To gain a deeper understanding of the world of Doraemon, it is a good idea to check out the related TV series and movie puzzle solving specials. Overall, this movie is a must-see for fans of the Doraemon series and has received high praise. Be sure to experience this epic adventure at the cinema.