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  1. animeloverx676 says:

    This is not even 10% of Doraemon gadgets. I know all of these byheart

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  2. Anna Antony says:

    My favorite doraemon gadgets are what-if phone booth,big light and small light,anywhere door,etc….

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  3. I won't tell says:

    My favourite gadget is Voice-changing Candy.

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  4. Arpit Mishra says:

    Mujhe doreamon bahut pasand hai islie doraemon ko hamesa ke liye chalana chaiya or me doraemon ko vote dena chata hun

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  5. MRIDUL SHARMA says:

    doraemon is my favourite cartoon. I have decided that i want to become a scientist and i have also decided that i will make these gadgets real of doraemon

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  6. Gregory Vendramini says:

    Doraemon holds a kind place in my heart. In fact, I’m quite mad at the fact that I can’t get my hands on it (legal or not).

    I’d love to marathon it and watch every single episode of it.

    I can’t remember the name of my favorite gadget, but it was a liquid that Doraemon poured on Nobita’s fingertips, and he could ‘shoot’ air. All the kids played ‘wild west’, and Nobita was the winner, thus reveling one of the few talents he possessed: Nobita was a hell of a marksman.

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    1. detrop says:

      Yeah, there’s also the Finger Air Pistol, the smaller version of the Air Bazooka. In the movie, Nobita in Space, Nobita gets to show off his marksmanship. Makes me wonder if he could have participated in the Olympics.

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      1. Gregory Vendramini says:

        Besides the marksmanship, Nobita also has another talent many people forget: He is extremely creative and imaginative (which comes in handy when he gets older, if you’re familiar with the ending).

        There are many times when Doraemon hands him an object with a basic function, and Nobita finds way more complex ways of using it.

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