History Anime / StandByMeDoraemon

* StableTimeLoop: Future Nobita saves his past self and Shizuka from dying in a blizzard due to Past Nobita [[WriteBackToTheFuture using her watch and GPS to remember the exact time and location they're at]], which changes the memories of Future Nobita prompting him to save his past self and Shizuka. It's also implied that this prevented the outcome that Shizuka died while lost hadn't Nobita looked into the future while worried.

--> '''Doraemon''' ''[when the younger Nobita wonders why Adult!Shizuka is quiet the night before her wedding]'': "Of course she's (Shizuka) upset. She's about to marry you."

--> '''Doraemon''' [when the younger Nobita wonders why Adult!Shizuka is quiet the night before her wedding]: "Of course she's (Shizuka) upset. She's about to marry you."

* AdaptationalBadass: The movie adapts a short from the manga where Nobita, after growing up via the Time Cloth, travels to the future to save an adult Shizuka who's stranded in a blizzard. The original short have future!Nobita spending the whole time sick in bed from a cold, with present!Nobita accompanying Shizuka until a rescue team arrive. The movie however have future!Nobita - after [[HelpYourselfInTheFuture remembering the promise he made to himself as a kid]] - pulling a BigDamnHeroes arriving right on time on a futuristic snowcat to save future!Shizuka and his younger self. Future!Shizuka unfortunately gets hit with [[AdaptationalWimp the inversion]], though, as in the original manga she never suffered from chronic hypothermia to the point of unconsciousness.

* BrutalHonesty: Doraemon tends to be quite... straightforward when assessing Nobita.

* EurekaMoment: While stranded with an unconscious Shizuka in a blizzard, Nobita feels that he's running out of time, but then remembers he's ''in the future'', where his grown-up self exists. Nobita then gets the brilliant idea to promise himself that when the time comes, he will save himself at this very moment. It works - cue future!Nobita coming to the rescue.

* MundaneSolution: While an aged-up Nobita tries to impress Future Shizuka with his attempt at wilderness survival such as navigation and starting a campfire, Shizuka simply has mundane tech like a GPS and a lighter.

** After becoming part of Nobita's household, comes a ContinuityCavalcade montage of a dozen of Doraemon's gadgets being used, including the Memorization Bread, Dress Up Camera, Gulliver Tunnel, Compaction Cloud Gas... all of them are references towards Doraemon shorts from the manga and TV series.

* AdaptationAmalgamation: It combines the stories of the first six volume... and one story in the seventh volume.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Doraemon himself hits by this in order to develops his personality. In original story, he's more willing to be sent back to the past by Sewashi to help fixing Nobita's daily life and being supportive to him, only for Doraemon to become apathetic to Nobita due to his bratty and immature tendencies toward him as time goes on [[VitriolicBestBuds while his bond with him remain intact]]. Here, he's already resentful with the idea of being sent back to the past to help Nobita from the get-go due to said bratty and immature tendencies of his, let alone helping his life and only being supportive toward Nobita just because Sewashi forced programmed him and make Doraemon unable to return to his original timeline until he make Nobita fully happy. However, he's genuinely soften up on him as the time goes on.

--> '''Doraemon''' [when the younger Nobita wonders why adult!Shizuka is quiet the night before her wedding]: "Of course she's (Shizuka) upset. She's about to marry you."

* MaleGaze: In the "Goodbye, Shizuka" segment, Nobita lifts Shizuka's skirt up to make her hate him. During this time, Shizuka, upon close examination, sways her hips over to the screen in surprise, giving a clear look at her butt in white underwear while her skirt is floating high above her waist. However, in Nobita's case, he does not look.

* OriginStory: The movie serves as [[AlternateContinuity a reworked origin]] of how Doraemon and Nobita meet up for the first time, all the way to become friends today.

''Stand by Me Doraemon'' is a [[AllCGICartoon CGI]] ''Manga/{{Doraemon}}'' movie released in 2014. It summarizes what ''Doraemon'''s all about, and it serves as a good introduction to the series.

* MaleGaze: In the "Goodbye, Shizuka" segment, Nobita lifts Shizuka's skirt up to make her hate him. During this time, Shizuka, upon close examination, sways her hips over to the screen in surprise, giving a clear look at her butt in white underwear while her skirt is floating. However, in Nobita's case, he does not look.

* MaleGaze: In the "Goodbye, Shizuka" segment, Nobita lifts Shizuka's skirt up to make her hate him. During this time, Shizuka, upon close examination, actually sways her hips over to the screen in surprise, giving a clear look at her butt in white underwear while her skirt keeps on flying. However, in Nobita's case, he does not look.

* AllForNothing: In order to get better grade for his next test, Nobita attempts to study with his own ability and without the help of Doraemon's gadgets. Unfortunately, he studies math while the test in question supposed to be ''Kanji'', which leaves Nobita with another zero grade anyway.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Pretty much Doraemon himself. In original story, he's more willing to be sent back to the past by Sewashi to help fixing Nobita's daily life and being supportive to him, only for Doraemon to become apathetic to Nobita due to his bratty and immature tendencies toward him as time goes on [[VitriolicBestBuds while his bond with him remain intact]]. Here, he's already resentful with the idea of being sent back to the past to help Nobita from the get-go due to said bratty and immature tendencies of his, let alone helping his life and only being supportive toward Nobita just because Sewashi forced programmed him and make Doraemon unable to return to his original timeline until he make Nobita fully happy. However, he's genuinely soften up on him as the time goes on.

* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: The Spanish version includes a [[https://youtu.be/NXaJBDebACQ completely new theme song]] by Music/{{Fiver}} that's entirely in English.

* OriginStory: The movie serves as a reworked origin of how Doraemon and Nobita meet up for the first time, all the way to become friends today.

* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: When Nobita and Doraemon are in the future the day before the wedding, they see Shizuka's father talking with her daughter saying that Nobita might not be a skilled or a person with ambition, but he's a good person because he care about everyone and that what makes him a good man.

* LicensedGame: Received one titled ''Glico x Stand By Me Doraemon''.

* AdaptationalBadass: The movie adapts a short from the manga where Nobita, after growing up via the Time Cloth, travels to the future to save an adult Shizuka who's stranded in a blizzard. The original short have future!Nobita spending the whole time sick in bed from a cold, with present!Nobita accompanying Shizuka until a rescue team arrive. The movie however have future!Nobita - after [[HelpYourselfInTheFuture remembering the promise he made to himself as a kid]] - pulling a BigDamnHeroes arriving right on time on a futuristic snowcat to save future!Shizuka and his younger self. Future!Shizuka unfortunately gets hit with [[AdaptationalWimp the inversion]], though, as in the original manga she never suffered from chronic hypothermia to the point of unconsciousness. [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools But it does help make the story far more poignant and emotional, so that's probably a good thing]].

This movie is one of the most successful ''Doraemon'' works. It grossed over $183 million worldwide, making it one of the highest-grossing anime films, and it won multiple awards. Creator/BangZoomEntertainment produced an American English dub of the movie, though the dub was initially only distributed in Asia (the film was finally released on Creator/{{Netflix}} in the US on December 24, 2021). In fact, the movie was so successful that it obtained its own sequel film in 2020. (Netflix released that film outside Japan and Southwest Asia also on December 24, 2021.)