Doraemon: Nobita’s Diary on the Creation of the World

The film sweeps across epochs from the origin of life to the rise of civilizations. Nobita and friends witness evolution—from cells to fish to land-dwelling creatures—and then visit various historical moments, including the Ice Age and Taishō-era Japan, all within Doraemon's experimental framework.

Earth serves as the main stage for Nobita's universe-spanning experiment, spanning prehistoric landscapes, oceans, continents, and evolving life. The story also shifts into Nobita's created universe—an artificial realm where life forms begin and develop. It travels through ancient kingdoms, Ice Age landscapes, and underground mantis-inhabited realms as the group explores different corners of existence.

🌱 Creation

Nobita's World Creation Set becomes a catalyst for life’s emergence, showing how imagination can shape reality. The story probes the responsibilities and risks of creating complex systems, and the line between wonder and consequence.

🧭 Friendship

The voyage tests loyalty and cooperation as Nobita, Doraemon, Shizuka, Gian, and Suneo navigate disagreements and dangers. Teamwork and empathy help steer the group through setbacks and moral choices.

🧬 Evolution

The journey traces evolution from primitive life to more complex organisms, and hints at how meddling with time can accelerate or distort natural processes. It frames evolution as both astonishing and fragile.

🤝 Coexistence

Mantis-like humanoids and surface humans become central to the conflict, and the resolution hinges on finding a way for different beings to live together. The finale emphasizes shared responsibility and mutual respect across worlds.