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Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur
After bringing a fossilized egg back to life with the Time Cloth, Nobita finds himself the owner of a baby dinosaur. Everything is fine until it grows up. Nobita and friends use Doraemon's time machine to return it back to its own time.
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After bringing a fossilized egg back to life with the Time Cloth, Nobita finds himself the owner of a baby dinosaur. Everything is fine until it grows up. Nobita and friends use Doraemon's time machine to return it back to its own time.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family, Science Fiction
Written By:Kōzō Kusuba, Ayumu Watanabe
In Theaters:
Box Office:$34,740,192
Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:ADK, Fujiko Productions, Shogakukan Production, TV Asahi, TOHO, Shin-Ei Animation
Cast
Ayumu Watanabe
Director
Wasabi Mizuta
Doraemon (voice)
Megumi Oohara
Nobita (voice)
Tomokazu Seki
Suneo (voice)
Ryunosuke Kamiki
Piisuke (voice)
Subaru Kimura
Gian (voice)
Yumi Kakazu
Shizuka (voice)
Eiichiro Funakoshi
Black Mask (voice)
Kenji Utsumi
Dorumanstein (voice)
Kotono Mitsuishi
Tamako Nobi (voice)
Yasunori Matsumoto
Nobisuke Nobi (voice)
Minami Takayama
Suneo's Mother (voice)
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