Doraemon invades Vietnam, Cat Robot fans flock to check in Landmark, revealing suspicious details

While the two film projects are still making waves on social media platforms, Japan has released a version of Doraemon that has taken Vietnam by storm. Recently, when Robot Cat appeared at Landmark 81 , it caused a strong earthquake, causing many people to flock there just to check in.

Since May 17, Vincom Center Landmark 81 shopping mall has become a popular destination for families and young people as the space here is "covered in green" by more than 40 Doraemon models - the legendary cartoon character associated with the childhood of many generations of Vietnamese audiences.

The event is part of a series of special activities called " Doraemon 45 Years ", celebrating the 45th anniversary of the Doraemon movie series. This is also the first time the image of the robot cat has been displayed on a large scale in Vietnam, bringing a multi-sensory experience space for all ages.

Right in the main hall, 20 large-sized Doraemon models are arranged one after another, recreating a series of familiar expressions and actions along with "legendary treasures" such as bamboo pinwheels, magic doors, Dorayaki donuts... This area is always crowded, especially on weekends when many people line up to take photos with Doraemon, capturing memorable moments.

The exhibition also organized a drawing contest "Your World and Doraemon", attracting many students to participate. The winning works will be displayed publicly, creating an additional highlight of community art.

The event in Ho Chi Minh City is part of the "Doraemon 45 Years" exhibition series taking place simultaneously at more than 20 Vincom shopping centers across the country, connecting generations of audiences with nostalgia and childhood joy.

In particular, audiences will also have the opportunity to attend early screenings of the 45th film "Doraemon: Nobita and the Adventures in the World of Paintings", scheduled to be released nationwide on May 23. The film tells the story of a group of friends' journey to the kingdom of Artoria - a world created from drawings - where they must face the forces of darkness to protect the civilization of art.

In Japan, the film has been at the top of the box office for many consecutive weeks, attracting millions of viewers - proving the enduring appeal of the Doraemon brand despite nearly half a century.

The exhibition at Vincom Landmark 81 will last until June 1, coinciding with International Children's Day. This is not only an entertainment activity, but also an opportunity for families to bond, young people to find new "check-in coordinates", and those who love Doraemon to relive unforgettable childhood emotions.

It can be seen that after 55 years of existence, Doraemon has left a big mark in the hearts of all generations around the world. However, a part also raised questions surrounding the story of Doraemon the Robot Cat over the past half century with many suspicious details that are considered to be intentionally 'brainwashing' children.

One of the biggest questions is the existence of Doraemon in the 21st century. The starting situation of Doraemon is: Sewashi, Nobita's great-grandson, sends Doraemon back to change his great-grandfather's failed fate. According to Sewashi, if Nobita marries Jaiko, the family will fall into disaster. However, when Doraemon helps Nobita marry Shizuka and changes the entire family line, Sewashi still exists. So the question is: Who is Sewashi's descendant? If the family lineage has changed, why is he still alive? And if there is no Sewashi, who sent Doraemon back? This is a typical example of the "bootstrap paradox" - where cause and effect create an endless loop. A question that has made many fans scratch their heads for decades.

Doraemon was originally a Robot Cat but appeared with emotions like a human knowing love, hate, anger and crying. This made social networks wonder how much artificial intelligence in the future has evolved to have robots with emotions like humans? Or is Doraemon actually a living creature and not just a machine?

Doraemon is introduced as a failed product, technically defective, incompetent and not highly regarded in his time. However, the paradox lies in the fact that he possesses a treasure trove of extremely advanced technological gadgets. No one knows where Doraemon gets those gadgets from, why they are not controlled, and why a "faulty robot" can use them so easily. Is it reasonable for such a modern future system to let its gadgets fall into the hands of children?

This series of 'brain-hacking' details has caused many people headaches for decades. However, this is just an animated film for children, through which the author incorporates life-teaching elements through the characters. Therefore, the 'mistakes' do not affect the humanity too much and can still be accepted and ignored.

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