Doraemon: The New Record of Nobita’s Spaceblazer (2009) Timeline Explained – Every Event in Order

Morina's father was presumed dead after a lightning strike hit the spaceship while he was attempting to repair it following an earthquake that paralyzed the vessel. The lightning struck during his repair efforts, and because the ship was severely damaged and he was exposed to the full force of the strike, everyone assumed he had died. However, the film later reveals he actually survived and had been living in another dimension the entire time.

Foreshadowing: The opening earthquake scene establishes the tragedy that drives Morina and Roppuru's storyline throughout the film.

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• lightning strike
• spaceship
• presumed dead

Chammy used a hammer to open a portal between dimensions directly in Nobita's room while he was sleeping. She is a rabbit-like creature from another dimension who arrived through this portal. Chammy was initially caught by Doraemon and Nobita stealing food from the refrigerator, which led to the discovery of the hidden passage that connected Nobita's home to the damaged spaceship.

Foreshadowing: Chammy's intrusion sets the entire adventure in motion by bridging the Earth and Koya Koya dimensions.

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• portal
• dimension
• hammer
• nobita room

Morina's father did not actually die from the lightning strike. Due to dimensional distortion caused by the explosion and the damaged spaceship's instability, he was transported to another dimension where he survived alone. When Morina and the others reopened the dimensional door during the final confrontation, she was pulled into this alternate dimension and reunited with him, revealing he had been alive all along.

Foreshadowing: Guillermin's vague apologies to Morina about her father's death hint that the truth was more complicated than initially presented.

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• dimension
• reunion
• alive

Guillermin is the main antagonist and a cunning strategist hired by the mining corporation to defeat Nobita and Doraemon after their initial confrontations with the mining agents failed. He devises multiple schemes to stop them, including questioning Morina about her father's death and ultimately placing a bomb on the dimensional door. He serves as the human face of the corporate conspiracy threatening Koya Koya planet.

Foreshadowing: After the mining agents fail to capture Nobita and Doraemon, headquarters calls in Guillermin to handle the situation more cleverly.

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• antagonist
• mining corporation
• schemes

The mining agents attacked because the corporation planned to extract resources from Koya Koya planet. When Nobita and his friends began visiting the planet and interfering with their operations, the agents were ordered to eliminate this interference. Their goal was to seize control of the planet and destroy it to extract its valuable resources, forcing the evacuation of its inhabitants.

Foreshadowing: The sudden attack on Nobita's group establishes that the stakes on Koya Koya involve more than just adventure, there's a corporate threat looming.

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• attack
• corporation
• resources
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Guillermin ordered his agents to attach a bomb to the dimensional door as part of his plan to prevent Nobita and Doraemon from returning to Koya Koya. The bomb was designed to explode whenever someone tried to open the door, effectively trapping both groups in their respective dimensions. When the team attempted to reopen the passage, the bomb detonated, destroying the ship but not harming the group directly.

Foreshadowing: Guillermin's interrogation of Morina about her father's death occurs right before the bomb is discovered, showing his willingness to use any means necessary.

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• guillermin
• explosion

During the final confrontation, Doraemon, Nobita, Roppuru, and Morina used a robotic mechanism to physically haul the detonation device away from the planet and into a separate dimension. Once in that alternate space, the device exploded harmlessly, saving Koya Koya from destruction. This required the four of them to coordinate their efforts while battling Guillermin's forces.

Foreshadowing: The buildup to the climax shows the team preparing for one last attempt to enter Koya Koya, knowing it was their final chance.

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• explosion
• save planet

Morina was initially cold and dismissive toward Nobita and Doraemon because she was still grieving her father's presumed death and dealing with the loss of her home planet. Additionally, her spaceship had gone missing, making her suspicious of strangers claiming to help. Her distant behavior stemmed from grief, distrust, and the burden of caring for her brother Roppuru alone after losing their father.

Foreshadowing: The initial tension between Morina and the Earth visitors hints at deeper emotional wounds she carries throughout the story.

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• dismissive
• grief
• father

The mining corporation planned to completely destroy Koya Koya planet to extract its valuable resources. They sent mining agents to seize the planet and ordered all inhabitants to evacuate before blowing it up. This corporate greed and willingness to destroy an entire world for profit forms the central threat that Nobita and his friends must overcome.

Foreshadowing: The escalating attacks and the eventual evacuation order reveal the corporation's ultimate plan to obliterate the planet.

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• mining
• destroy planet
• resources

After Dorami took Doraemon to a medical checkup, Nobita tried to leave on his own and was suddenly pulled into another dimension through an unstable passage. He landed on an unknown planet where he was chased by an unidentified pursuer. Doraemon quickly saved him using a gadget, but this incident demonstrated the danger of traveling between dimensions without proper preparation.

Foreshadowing: This event shows the risks of dimensional travel and adds to the mounting tension before the final confrontation.

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• dimension
• trapped
• alone
• danger

Nobita experienced prophetic dreams about Roppuru and Chammy attempting to flee capture aboard a ship, which later turned out to be visions of events actually happening in the Koya Koya dimension. This suggests a mysterious connection between Nobita and the other dimension, possibly facilitated by the proximity of the damaged spaceship or Chammy's portal activity happening near his sleeping area.

Foreshadowing: The dream sequence bridges the two worlds before Nobita even knows about the spaceship, hinting at the interdimensional link.

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• chammy
• prophecy
• vision

Doraemon and Nobita kept returning to Koya Koya because they had made friends there, Roppuru and Morina, and felt responsible for helping them after learning about the corporate threat. Each time they returned, they became more deeply invested in protecting the planet and its inhabitants, eventually leading them to sacrifice everything to stop the destruction device.

Foreshadowing: The repeated visits show the growing bond between the Earth friends and the Koya Koya siblings, making the final stakes more personal.

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• koya koya
• friend
• protect
• responsibility