DORAEMON IN ENGLISH

You Know About Everything About The World Famous Anime DORAEMON.Now The Great Doraemon Has Been Entered To The Entertainment Market Of Holly Wood,USA.Doraemon Is Dubbed In English For Broadcast In The Whole USA.The Telecast Channel Media Of Doraemon In USA is Disney XD,USA.Beside Of JAPAN,Doraemon Is Most Famous in India & BANGLADESH.The Telecast Media Of Doraemon In South Asia Is:Disney Channel India(Hindi),Asian TV Bangladesh(BENGALI) & Hungama TV(Hindi).

There Is A Few Change Of Character Name Of Doraemon In English.

Nobita's Name Was Changed To:Nobi,

Suneo To :Sneech

Gian(Takeshi) To :Big G e.t.c.

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1st U.S. showing of iconic robot cat to have 26

episodes, 5 times a week, with adapted names The financial news source

Nikkei reported on Friday that the American media

conglomerate Walt Disney will

begin running the

quintessential Japanese anime Doraemon on television throughout the United States

this summer. 44 years after

the original manga about a robotic cat from the

future debuted, the anime has already aired in 35

countries and territories in Southeast Asia and

elsewhere. However, this will be the first television showing of Doraemon in the United States. The manga creator duo Fujiko Fujio (Hiroshi Fujimoto and Motoo Abiko) created Doraemon in 1969. In the story, the robotic cat was sent by a

boy in the future to the present day to help the

boy's hapless grandfather, Nobita. Doraemon,

Nobita, and other children deal with everyday

childhood issues, solve (and cause) problems with

the gadgets in Doraemon's fourth-dimensional pocket, and embark on escapades through time

and space. According to Nikkei, Disney XD, a children's channel available in 78 million households, will run

a total of 26 episodes five times a week. Disney

has run Japanese programming before such as Naruto Shippūden, but it will use Doraemon as content for elementary school children in the lower grades. The three Japanese companies that hold the copyrights — TV Asahi, Fujiko F. Fujio Production, and TV Asahi's anime studio subsidiary Shinei Animation — are producing the English version by contracting it to American studios. The story and the names of characters and

gadgets have been partially changed out of

consideration for American culture and customs. Doraemon's owner Nobita is now "Noby," the bully

Gian is now "Big G," the flying contraption

Takecopter is now the "Hopter," and the magical

portal "Dokodemo Door" is now the "Anywhere

Door." The recent English edition of the manga also has similar names. Unlike the unauthorized versions out there, this

English version is first being produced so it can run

in America with its strict guidelines on violence,

depictions of discrimination, and depictions of

sexual content. However, it is possible for this

version to run in other English-speaking countries later. Doraemon has already aired in Southeast Asia and Europe. Nikkei reported that along with the NHK live-action television series Oshin, Doraemon has contributed greatly to the sense of affinity and

image that other countries have of Japan. In addition to the television anime that premiered in Japan in 1973, the Doraemon manga also inspired a string of annual anime films. This year, Takashi Yamazaki (Returner, Always: Sunset on Third Street, Ballad, Space Battleship Yamato) and Ryûichi Yagi (Pénélope tête en l'air line director, Moyashimon 3D CG director) are helming the first 3D CG film of Doraemon, Stand By Me Doraemon. Image © Fujiko Production, Shogakukan, TV Asahi, Shinei, ADK