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05/16/09
Every single issue has the same plot:
1) Nobita has a trivial or semi-trivial problem.
2) Nobita goes to Doraemon for a quick-fix solution to his problem.
3) Doraemon produces some kind of magical device that will fix Nobita's problem, but warns Nobita that there's a catch or a drawback.
4) Nobita uses the device to solve his problem, overdoes it and generally makes a mess of everything.
5) Nobita learns absolutely nothing from his experience.
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05/16/09
They still have sitcoms in America?
05/15/09
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05/16/09
Also, who among us isn't mired in debt?
05/15/09
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05/15/09
Strangely though, some of the mid-to-late issues were strangely pedophilic in that they had full frontal nude shower shots of the female character, Shizuka (with nipples). That always puzzled me. I'll see if I can find any internet references about his peculiarity.