Doraemon: Nobita’s Treasure Island

An adventurous and curious boy, Nobita seizes the idea of a treasure island after Doraemon shows him a treasure map. He leads his friends into a voyage that blends myth with time-bending reality. The journey teaches him to value his father Nobisuke and the responsibilities of friendship. By the end, Nobita gains a more mature view of treasure and family.

Doraemon supplies the treasure map and the ship, guiding the group through danger with his gadgets. He acts as the moral compass, warning about Earth's energy drain. He fosters teamwork and provides steady support during the rescue attempts. His calm presence anchors the crew through the time-travel chaos.

Shizuka joins the voyage eager to explore but is abducted by pirates. She remains brave and resourceful, forming an alliance with Sarah to aid in the rescue. Her steady presence helps balance Nobita's impulsiveness and keeps the group aimed at the goal.

Gian brings strength and boldness, tagging along and helping to create a distraction that allows the rescue to proceed. He shows loyalty to his friends and contributes to the group’s dynamics. His actions demonstrate that courage and friendship often go hand in hand.

Suneo is playful and clever, using wit to navigate tricky situations. He tags along with the crew and helps plan minor diversions or schemes. Under pressure, he learns to rely more on friends and teamwork.

An antagonist who leads the pirate crew and is the father of Flock and Sarah, driven to collect wealth after his wife’s death. He becomes obsessed with gathering treasure and plans to drain Earth's energy to launch into space. His arc ends with a recognition of his mistakes and a vow to be a better father.

A member of the pirate crew who deserts because he cannot accept Captain Silver’s orders. He reveals his sister Sarah and joins the rescue effort, helping to reclaim the ship and restore balance. His choices pivot the story toward confronting family ties and responsibility.

Sarah is Flock’s sister who resembles Shizuka and aids in the rescue. She collaborates with Shizuka to confront Captain Silver’s plans and supports the crew through the crisis. Her actions reinforce the theme that personal connections can steer even a dangerous mission toward redemption.

Nobita’s father, a steady, dependable figure who embodies patient guidance. The adventure leads Nobita to gain a renewed appreciation for his father and the complexities of parenthood. Their evolving relationship highlights the film’s message about family and understanding.