History of doraemon

2. In December 1969, Doraemon comic
titles published continuously in six children's
monthly magazine. Magazines are magazines
Yoiko, Youchien, Shougaku Ichinensei,
Shougaku Yonensei, and since 1973 the
magazine Shougaku Gonensei and Shougaku
Rokunensei. Stories contained in these
magazines is different, which means the
author of this story should be written more
than 6 stories each month.

4. In the original storyline to the manga, Doraemon is sent back from 22nd
century to the present day to aid Nobita Nobi, a highly-unlucky fourth-
grader from Nerima in Tokyo, by his great-great-grandson Sewashi. He sent
Doraemon to the present day to help out his great-great-grandfather so
that Doraemon will help improve Nobita's circumstances so that his
descendants, including Sewashi, could enjoy a better future. When
Doraemon is "off-duty", his sister Dorami sometimes goes back in time
from 2112 to the present day to visit Nobita.

5. The story focused on Nobita everyday life, the main
character. Doraemon has a four-dimensional pocket
which he filled with objects from the future. Often
Nobita come whining because of problems at school or
in the neighborhood, after begging or forced, Doraemon
will issue a tool that helps Nobita resolve the problem,
get revenge, or just show off to friends.
However, Nobita usually goes too far, ignoring the
advice or command Doraemon, and as a result fell into a
deeper problem. Sometimes, Nobita's friends steal the
device and ends in chaos due to incorrect use.

6. Television series
After a brief and unpopular animated series in 1973 by Nippon
Television, Doraemon remained fairly exclusive in comic from
until 1979 when a newly formed animation studio, Shin-Ei
Animation (Now owned by TV Asahi) produced an anime series
of Doraemon. This series became incredibly popular.

7. Doraemon co-creator Fujimoto Hiroshi (Fujiko F. Fujio) died on Sept.
23, 1996, of liver failure at age 62; he is survived by his wife Masako
and three daughters. Co-author Motoo Abiko (Fujiko Fujio A), who
split off in 1987, said "We separated because we would go our own
ways. But we both wanted to create the same comics."
Abiko MotooFujimoto Hiroshi

8. Apparently, Mr. Fujimoto initially came up with Doraemon in 1969
after tripping on his young daughter's toy, hearing a neighborhood cat
fight, and wishing he had a machine to generate a new comic concept.
Between the toy's shape, the cats' yowling, and the longing for a
machine to solve his problems, he came up with a robot cat with a
pocket containing all sorts of problem-solving gadgets. (From a
supplement to a children's comic magazine many years ago).