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Nobita is tired of being scolded and beaten up by the local bully, Gian (Jaiko). He asks Doraemon to bring him a giant robot to get revenge. Doraemon gives him a mysterious blue sphere from the future, which grows into a massive, unresponsive robot. Nobita names it "Zanda Claus."
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The film is frequently cited by fans as one of the "must-watch" entries in the series because it elevates the standard Doraemon formula—gadgets and humor—into a poignant epic about war, peace, and what it truly means to be "human."
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This is the thesis of the film. And that glitch is the only thing worth saving.
: A central character is Lilulu (or Riruru), a robot girl sent to Earth as a scout. Nobita and Shizuka's kindness toward her leads to a moral conflict that ultimately changes the fate of the invasion. Doraemon gives him a mysterious blue sphere from
The Robot Army operates on pure logic. If a species fights wars (humanity has a 100% track record of conflict), logic dictates they must be destroyed to save the universe. Nobita cannot refute this with logic. He refutes it with tears.