Doraemon: Nobita’s Dinosaur

The story alternates between present-day Japan and the Late Cretaceous epoch. Nobita and friends use a time-warp device to reach a dinosaur-filled past, then race to bring Piisuke back to his homeland. As dangers escalate, the group must repair the timeline or risk being stranded in the past.

The action unfolds across Nobita's hillside world, the coast of present-day North America, and the prehistoric landscapes of Late Cretaceous Japan. The journey traverses ancient coastlines and ice-bridged routes via time travel, bringing the friends into contact with diverse dinosaur species. These shifting settings are bound together by a race to protect Piisuke and return home before the time machine breaks.

🧭 Adventure

A peril-filled quest drives the group through deserts of time and seas of dinosaurs. The crew relies on courage, quick thinking, and teamwork to outmaneuver threats. The journey tests friendships and pushes each character to act beyond their comfort zone.

🦕 Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs are not just backdrop; they shape the narrative as both obstacles and allies. The characters navigate a world where dinosaurs roam freely, highlighting coexistence and respect for these ancient creatures. The film uses prehistoric life to explore wonder, danger, and responsibility.

⏳ Time Travel

Time travel raises questions about consequences and responsibility. The group must protect Piisuke and avoid altering history while facing a relentless pursuit from 24th-century hunters. The motif emphasizes careful choices and the value of home.