CATDOLL: Theatrical version of "Doraemon: Nobita's Chronicle of the Space Heroes" grossed over 600 million in 2 days

The latest theatrical version of the Japanese national anime Doraemon, Doraemon: Nobita and the Space Heroes, has officially been released. During the two-day weekend, the film attracted 557,310 viewers and grossed 644,735,500 yen, proving the popularity of the Doraemon series.

On the premiere day, families and a wide range of "Doraemon fans" of all ages flocked to the cinema to enjoy this long-awaited work. With the official arrival of the Japanese Spring Festival holiday, I believe that the box office performance and audience mobilization will be further improved. If we count from the previous period when the voice actor lineup was replaced, this is now the tenth movie. And judging from the data of the first weekend alone, it should be said that among these 10 works, it is the second best result after "Doraemon Nobita's Secret Gadget Museum" (2013).

In addition, compared with the previous work, "Doraemon: Nobita's Great Demon World Peko and the Five Expeditions", which grossed 3.58 billion yen, this year's data is also very good. Currently, some industry insiders believe that the final box office of this work will exceed the 4 billion yen mark.