"Doraemon: Stand By Me", which was postponed due to the release of "Avengers: Age of Ultron", is finally scheduled for May 28 this year. This is good news for fans of the blue fat man. Compared with the release date, the audience is also very concerned about who will be responsible for the dubbing of the characters in the play. According to the news this evening, the famous CCTV host "Golden Turtle" Liu Chunyan will return to be the dubbing of Doraemon. "Doraemon: Stand by Me" Chinese version preview In the trailer, the empty room is real and delicate. The group photo of Doraemon, Nobita, Shizuka, Fat Tiger, and Suneo appears first, and then Doraemon gradually disappears in the photo, which makes people start to worry whether this means that Doraemon will leave Nobita. In the film, Doraemon also used some props that are familiar to the audience, showing the good time Doraemon spent with Nobita. If Doraemon and Nobita really say goodbye, then this farewell on the big screen will surely cause our reluctance and tears. It is reported that the theater version of Stand By Me adds some new plot elements based on the original work. The story of the film will also answer the three ultimate questions that have always existed in the animation of "Doraemon": Why did Doraemon come? What was it like when Doraemon left? What happened to Nobita and Shizuka? "Doraemon: Stand by Me" farewell commemorative poster: |
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