Doraemon: Nobita Drifts in the Universe

Even though the film begins in a familiar home, the adventures take place in a near-future space setting where Doraemon's gadgets are part of everyday life. The action leaps through wormholes, alien planets, and vast motherships, giving the story a timeless sci-fi feel. The time frame is treated as a sequence of exciting missions rather than a fixed calendar year.

Starts in Earth, primarily Nobita's room, before leaping into space. The journey unfolds across a high-tech spaceship and a distant mothership, then lands on a rocky alien world with giant metallic spiders, followed by a foggy planet and a hidden base. The locations emphasize a blend of everyday life with sci-fi spectacle, from familiar interiors to vast extraterrestrial landscapes.

🌟 Friendship

New allies and old friends must trust one another to survive. The group learns to cooperate, despite tensions with Freya, eventually forgiving her after vulnerability is revealed. Small acts of courage—sharing, sacrifice, and loyalty—keep the team united through dangers in space and on alien worlds. The film uses friendship as a backbone to navigate conflicts and restore harmony.

🛡️ Courage

Facing unknown threats from Angolmois and robot soldiers requires resolve and brave decisions. The characters push through fear to protect each other and their mission, often improvising with gadgets and teamwork. Courage is shown in moments of rescue, strategic thinking, and standing up to powerful adversaries. The narrative frames bravery as a communal effort, not just individual heroics.

⚙️ Technology

Gadgets from Doraemon's future drive the plot, enabling space travel, exploration, and problem-solving. The story also shows the consequences of relying on tech, as the Gravity Modifier causes chaos and needs cooperative fixes. The group learns to balance innovation with responsibility, using tools to save themselves and others. Technology serves as both a plot engine and a catalyst for character growth.