Doraemon Golden Beetle Movie In Hindi Download !!EXCLUSIVE!!
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This film has Doraemon, Dorami, and Nobita traveling to a "last paradise" where extinct animals were still around. In this movie, Doraemon , Nobita, Dorami, Shizuka, Gian and Suneo go to the island where extinct animals came to life and live peacefully. The story starts when Nobita and his father, Nobisuke, compete with their pet beetles in a beetle battle competition, but Nobita loses every match. He goes home, crying.
Doraemon leads him to the Time hole and Time torimochi to get a new beetle, which is bigger and stronger, to compete Gian's beetle, but instead of getting a beetle, they have caught a Moa. When they have caught it, they let it stay for a while with a Kibi Danggo. As they kept thinking which island they need to go to, the Moa is being captured for experiment in the future, where it sees its own island(It been seen in Doraemon 17) along with other animal they have restored and protected. As they are traveling, the Dokodemo is not working for time traveling, and even the Time machine is broke down.
The future authority assisted Doraemon, Nobita, Shizuka, Suneo and Gian to go to the Miracle Island to protect the animals. The villagers and the animals were living peacefully together until the future attack force sees the Miracle Island and completely destroys it! As they are searching for the legendary beetle, Suneo is kidnapped by the attack force. Doraemon, Nobita, Shizuka and Gian are trying to a way to save the Island,the villagers, Suneo, Koron, Kelly and the Beetle that needs to be protected.
Nobita and his dad buy a big rhinoceros beetle, which he promises to his dad to take good care of it. Later, Doraemon's group finds a strange island where a tribe co-exists with prehistoric creatures long believed to extinct yet preserved by a mythical beetle spirit named Golden Hercules. However, the group has to deal with a group of criminals from the future who intend to capture Golden Hercules for a profit.Will Nobita along with dake,nobisuke' s past self want to save the Magical island from Sherman and his evil ally.
Kelly (ケリー Kerī) is a supporting character in the movie, Doraemon: Nobita and the Island of Miracles Animal Adventure. She is a paleontologist and research about extinct animals and knows everything about them. She is the owner of Miracle Island. She knows that the golden beetle is on the island but doesn't know where it is. She was kidnapped by the animal hunters team.
Noby is able to various insects such as butterflies, beetles, matises, ladybugs, and more! He can catch them in all seasons except winter by approaching them - however, moving too fast or taking too long will cause them to fly always and be lost for good!
- Cheerful Child: She's six years old, hyperactive, and loves clinging onto everyone she meets, easily befriending Nobisuke and later on becomes attached to Nobita and the gang.
- The Cutie: Being the youngest and most adorable member of the cast.
- Damsel in Distress: Was kidnapped alongside Suneo, Kelly and Kurajo by Sherman's minions. Suneo, usually a coward, notably puts up a brave front against Sherman when the villain tries interrogating them.
- Friend to All Living Things: To humans, robots, animals, even befriending Nobita's pet beetle Kabuta.
- Raised by Grandparents: Raised by her grandfather, Ouro the village chief, after her parents' death years ago.
A millionaire and collector of exotic animals who intends to steal the Golden Beetle from Miracle Island, despite knowing full well the beetle's capture would spell doom to all wildlife on said island. His minions in giant robots and enslaved prehistoric animals are the main threats in the entire film, with Sherman himself commandeering them from his headquarters.
- Amusing Injuries: Gets put through a bunch of these in his final scene - after his attempt to kill the heroes fail, his Glyptodon mech blows up with him in the cockpit, giving him an Ash Face while depositing Sherman into a herd of furious wildlife his minions enslaved, ready to rip him to shreds.
- Bad Boss: He's, frankly, not a good employer to his minions. To the point of scolding Locke and Snake for running away from a saber-toothed tiger.
- Bald of Evil: Doesn't have a single hair on him, and is evil to the core. He's also the only bald villain of the picture and their leader.
- Big Bad: The financier of the poachers invading Miracle Island with their mechs, with his underlings tearing said island apart for him to seek the Golden Beetle.
- The Collector: His goal is to collect every single rare, exotic, previously extinct species of animals... even if it means destroying an island of sentient life in the process.
- Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: The villains of the post-2005 movies before Sherman are a hostile robot army from space, a powerful mer-demon warlord and a race of plant aliens attempting to terraform the universe. Sherman on the other hand is one of the first regular human villains in a while, one without superpowers of any sort, relying on his minions with their mechs.
- Dirty Coward: High and Mighty when he's in control of his giant robot, runs with his tail between his fat ass once he's beaten. While begging for the heroes to save him, no less!
- Evil Poacher: He's the leader of an illegal hunting group intending to steal the prehistoric animals in the Miracle Island sanctuary, and have no qualms capturing the Golden Beetle for himself even if it means destruction of all livelihood on said island.
- Exit, Pursued by a Bear: After Sherman's Glyptodon mech blows up, he's then thrown into the middle of the grasslands, amidst a herd of prehistoric animals he enslaved, now freed by the heroes. Cue Sherman sprinting like crazy with a dozen moas, saber-toothed tigers, woolly rhinocerouses and assorted wildlife chasing after him.
- Fat Bastard: Morbidly overweight, obese, and a thoroughly unpleasant scumbag who takes delight in taking Miracle Island hostage and threatening the children in Rokoro village.
- Hate Sink: You might notice pretty much every villain in Doraemon films post-2005 have some likeable qualities, "cool" factors, or at the very least, a bit of redeeming value (like those alien plants who's terraforming planets due to trying to save their own kind)... save for this guy. Sherman is just an overweight, self-centered and self-indulgent Fat Bastard who whines like a Manchild when things doesn't go his way, have no qualms destroying entire villages and threatening children to complete his collection of exotic animals, and a Dirty Coward to boot once he's defeated in the finale.
- Hypocrite: He scolds and berates his underlings for running away from danger, despite being a coward who runs from wild beasts he enslaved at the end of the film.
- Laser-Guided Karma: He who orders indiscriminate hunting and poaching of the wildlife on Miracle Island narrowly avoids being ripped to shreds by the herd of furious, prehistoric animals he intends to capture and sell, and in his final scene Sherman - alongside Sky, Lock and Snake - are shoved into the same cramped cell he had Suneo, Koron and Dr. Kelly locked in previously, guarded by the saber-toothed tiger, woolly rhinocerous and giant moa his minions enslaved.
- Manchild: Every single scene between Sherman and his mooks have him berating them for their failure and whining for them to "do whatever it takes to capture the Golden Beetle".
- Orcus on His Throne: He spends most of his screentime giving instructions to his minions, and when he gets into action, he's in the cockpit of his giant Glyptodon mech controlling it to crush the heroes.
- Suspiciously Similar Substitute: He appears to be one to Dolmanstein from the very first Doraemon movie, both of them being wealthy billionaires from the future and collector of exotic species who funded a group of poachers in carrying out his activities. Both of them are eager to destroy entire ecosystems just to complete their personal collection and have no qualms hurting children who got in the way, with Sherman interrogating Suneo in front of Dr. Kelly, Koron and Kurajo echoing Dolmanstein threatening Doramon and Nobita in a colosseum containing a T-Rex. However Sherman is portrayed far more comically and gets a more humiliating comeuppance after his defeat.
- Villain in a White Suit: He's clad entirely in white, and is the leader of the villains.
- Would Hurt a Child: Would he ever. When Nobita - on foot - tries stopping Sherman (who's in his gigantic Glyptodon mech) from crushing Kabuta, Sherman doesn't even hesitate to attempt stomping Nobita with his robot's front, which he nearly succeed if not for Kabuta suddenly reviving and coming to the rescue, tackling Sherman - robot and all - off a cliff.
It's been revealed that popular child actor Suzuki Fuku will be making a guest appearance in the new 'Doraemon' movie, "Doraemon the Movie: Nobita and the Island of Miracles Animal Adventure".
Suzuki, who'll play a young boy named 'Fuuku', commented, "I was surprised to hear I was going to be in a movie, but I was happy." Regarding his character, Suzuki expressed, "I was surprised because he's exactly like me. I can't wait to watch the finished movie."
'Doraemon' was born on September 3rd, 2112, making this year exactly a century before his birth. In commemoration, the creators came up with a special movie with an original story. The story takes place in the "last paradise", a mysterious island protected by the power of the legendary beetle called Golden Hercules. Doraemon and Nobita encounter the Roccoro family, and take part in great adventures on the island of miracles.
Suzuki, who was also chosen as the cheer captain for the film, is scheduled to attend stage greetings and promotional events nationwide dressed as a dodo bird. The actor will also appear alongside Doraemon in a special segment of the TV anime, where they will introduce the characters from the film. "I want to introduce the rare animals that appear in the movie to everyone. I will do my best!", Suzuki said with enthusiasm.
"Doraemon the Movie: Nobita and the Island of Miracles Animal Adventure" will hit theatres on March 3rd.
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