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''Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas'' is a 1998 Anime film, the 19th Doraemon movie based on the Manga/DoraemonsLongTales installment of the same name. It's also the first Doraemon film released ''after'' the death of the franchise's creator, Fujio F. Fujiko.
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''Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas'' is a 1998 Anime anime film, the 19th Doraemon ''Anime/DoraemonFilmSeries'' movie based on the Manga/DoraemonsLongTales ''Manga/DoraemonsLongTales'' installment of the same name. It's also the first Doraemon film released ''after'' the death of the franchise's creator, Fujio F. Fujiko.
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* PirateGirl: Betty, the niece of Captain Kidd who is seeking her missing brother Jack and her father. Gian had a minor crush on after saving her from a random pirate, a gesture that she ''does'' return near the end of the story.
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* PirateGirl: Betty, the niece of Captain Kidd who is seeking her missing brother Jack and her father. Gian had a minor crush on her after saving her from a random pirate, a gesture that she ''does'' return near the end of the story.
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* SapientCetaceans: [[spoiler:Ruffin the dolphin is a secret agent from the TimePolice and can speak fluently by telepathy.]]
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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The end credits show what happened to the characters after the film, including the main characters going home, Doraemon replacing his pocket, and the pirates continuing their adventures.
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* ChekhovsGun: Earlier on, Doraemon - upon hearing the news about the discovery of actual pirate treasure - quickly takes out the Dream Checking Machine to pinch himself to see if he's imagining things. [[spoiler: Towards the end of the story as Doraemon and Cash gets swallowed alive by Leviathan, the Dream Checking Machine ends up saving both of them by pinching Leviathan's stomach from the inside, making the monster regurgiate both of them]].
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* ChekhovsGun: Earlier on, Doraemon - upon hearing the news about the discovery of actual pirate treasure - quickly takes out the Dream Checking Machine to pinch himself to see if he's imagining things. [[spoiler: Towards the end of the story as Doraemon and Cash gets swallowed alive by Leviathan, the Dream Checking Machine ends up saving is the unlikely gadget that saves both of them by pinching Leviathan's stomach from the inside, making the monster regurgiate both of them]].
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* GlassSmackAndSlide: When Nobita and Doraemon, struggling with Cash in the control room, ends up falling out to the cockpit of the tranquilizer-equipped warship, Nobita ends up comically splatting in front of the ship’s cockpit, much to the surprise of those inside the ship – Suneo, Gian, Shizuka and Ruffin.
* HeroicDolphin: Jack's pet dolphin, Ruffin, who helps carrying it's master (and later Nobita) around, right up to having a BigDamnHeroes moment in the ending [[spoiler: After Cash's defeat, when Ruffin personally leads a ''flock'' of dolphins into saving all the heroes from Cash's CollapsingLair]]. [[spoiler: It turns out Ruffin is actually a secret agent from the 22nd Century, dispatched by the Future Time Patrol in order to investigate Mr. Cash's activities]].
* IKnowMortalKombat: Suneo's skills in piloting his RC planes turned out useful when the gang ends up in the cockpits of Cash's warship base control panel. And somehow it works.
* InevitableWaterfall: Nobita and Jack, riding on Ruffin, ends up falling down one of these while cruising down a river.
* HeroicDolphin: Jack's pet dolphin, Ruffin, who helps carrying it's master (and later Nobita) around, right up to having a BigDamnHeroes moment in the ending [[spoiler: After Cash's defeat, when Ruffin personally leads a ''flock'' of dolphins into saving all the heroes from Cash's CollapsingLair]]. [[spoiler: It turns out Ruffin is actually a secret agent from the 22nd Century, dispatched by the Future Time Patrol in order to investigate Mr. Cash's activities]].
* IKnowMortalKombat: Suneo's skills in piloting his RC planes turned out useful when the gang ends up in the cockpits of Cash's warship base control panel. And somehow it works.
* InevitableWaterfall: Nobita and Jack, riding on Ruffin, ends up falling down one of these while cruising down a river.
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* GlassSmackAndSlide: When Nobita and Doraemon, struggling with Cash in the control room, ends up falling falls out to the cockpit of the tranquilizer-equipped warship, Nobita ends up gets comically splatting in front of the ship’s cockpit, much to the surprise of those inside the ship – Suneo, Gian, Shizuka and Ruffin.
* HeroicDolphin: Jack's pet dolphin, Ruffin, who helps carrying it's master (and later Nobita) around, right up to having a BigDamnHeroes moment in the ending [[spoiler:After after Cash's defeat, when Ruffin personally leads a ''flock'' of dolphins into saving all the heroes from Cash's CollapsingLair]]. [[spoiler: It turns out Ruffin is actually a secret agent from the 22nd Century, dispatched by the Future Time Patrol in order to investigate Mr. Cash's activities]].
* IKnowMortalKombat: Suneo's skills in piloting his RC planes turned out useful when the gangends up in finds their way into the cockpits of Cash's warship base control panel. And somehow it works.
* InevitableWaterfall: Nobita and Jack, riding on Ruffin,ends up falling inevitably falls down one of these while cruising down along a river.
* HeroicDolphin: Jack's pet dolphin, Ruffin, who helps carrying it's master (and later Nobita) around, right up to having a BigDamnHeroes moment in the ending [[spoiler:
* IKnowMortalKombat: Suneo's skills in piloting his RC planes turned out useful when the gang
* InevitableWaterfall: Nobita and Jack, riding on Ruffin,
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* NotCompletelyUseless: The Dream Checking Machine (a mechanical arm on wheels) is mostly portrayed as a useless gadget used for gags and laughs, and have not been featured in any previous adventures (save for ''Anime/DoraemonTheRecordOfNobitaSpaceblazer'' as a cheap joke when Nobita questions if he's dreaming - cue Doraemon using said gadget to pinch Nobita's cheeks in a comical way). But in this one, [[spoiler:this gadget ends up pinching Leviathan's insides, making Leviathan cough out Doraemon and Cash saving them both from being digested alive]].
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* NotCompletelyUseless: The Dream Checking Machine (a mechanical arm on wheels) is mostly portrayed as a useless gadget used for gags and laughs, and have not been featured in any previous adventures (save for ''Anime/DoraemonTheRecordOfNobitaSpaceblazer'' as a cheap joke when Nobita questions if he's dreaming - cue Doraemon using said gadget to pinch Nobita's cheeks in a comical way). But in this one, [[spoiler:this gadget ends up gets prematurely activated into pinching Leviathan's insides, making Leviathan cough out Doraemon and Cash saving them both from being digested alive]].
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While in the middle of a group research on marine life with his usual team of friends, Nobita begins daydreaming on becoming a pirate and going on a swashbuckling adventure. After watching a news broadcast on discovery of pirate treasure in the Atlantic, Nobita managed to convince Doraemon to bring him and his friends, Shizuka, Suneo and Gian, on an adventure in the high seas during the UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy. But after a run-in with some ''real'' pirates led by none other than Captain William Kidd himself (yes, ''that'' [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Kidd William Kidd]]) alongside Kidd's niece, the PirateGirl Betty, Doraemon and friends are convinced to help Kidd and his crew locate Kidd's missing brother and nephew, abducted by sea monsters weeks earlier whose fates are unknown.
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While in the middle of a group research on marine life with his usual team of friends, Nobita begins daydreaming on becoming a pirate and going on a swashbuckling adventure. After watching a news broadcast on discovery of pirate treasure in the Atlantic, Nobita managed to convince Doraemon to bring him and his friends, Shizuka, Suneo and Gian, on an adventure in the high seas during the UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy. But after a run-in with some ''real'' pirates led by none other than Captain William Kidd himself (yes, ''that'' [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Kidd William Kidd]]) alongside Kidd's niece, the PirateGirl Betty, Doraemon and friends are convinced to help Kidd and his crew locate Kidd's missing brother and nephew, abducted by sea monsters weeks earlier whose and their fates are unknown.
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* IKnowMortalCombat: Suneo's skills in piloting his RC planes turned out useful when the gang ends up in the cockpits of Cash's warship base control panel. And somehow it works.
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* IKnowMortalCombat: IKnowMortalKombat: Suneo's skills in piloting his RC planes turned out useful when the gang ends up in the cockpits of Cash's warship base control panel. And somehow it works.
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* IKnowMortalCombat: Suneo's skills in piloting his RC planes turned out useful when the gang ends up in the cockpits of Cash's warship base control panel. And somehow it works.
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While in the middle of a group research on marine life with his usual team of friends, Nobita begins daydreaming on becoming a pirate and going on a swashbuckling adventure. After watching a news broadcast on discovery of pirate treasure in the Atlantic, Nobita managed to convince Doraemon to bring him and his friends, Shizuka, Suneo and Gian, on an adventure in the high seas during the UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy in the 16th Century. But after a run-in with some ''real'' pirates led by none other than Captain William Kidd himself (yes, ''that'' [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Kidd William Kidd]]) alongside Kidd's niece, the PirateGirl Betty, Doraemon and friends are convinced to help Kidd and his crew locate Kidd's missing brother and nephew, abducted by sea monsters weeks earlier whose fates are unknown.
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While in the middle of a group research on marine life with his usual team of friends, Nobita begins daydreaming on becoming a pirate and going on a swashbuckling adventure. After watching a news broadcast on discovery of pirate treasure in the Atlantic, Nobita managed to convince Doraemon to bring him and his friends, Shizuka, Suneo and Gian, on an adventure in the high seas during the UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy in the 16th Century.UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy. But after a run-in with some ''real'' pirates led by none other than Captain William Kidd himself (yes, ''that'' [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Kidd William Kidd]]) alongside Kidd's niece, the PirateGirl Betty, Doraemon and friends are convinced to help Kidd and his crew locate Kidd's missing brother and nephew, abducted by sea monsters weeks earlier whose fates are unknown.
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* AdaptationExpansion: The story itself is an adaptation of a short from the manga itself, where news of hidden pirate treasure discovered in the Atlantic inspires Nobita to convince Doraemon to bring him on an epic journey while draggin Suneo and Gian along to portray pirates. In fact, the anime movie straight-up lifts StockFootage from the manga episode in a handful of scenes!
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* AdaptationExpansion: The story itself is an adaptation of a short from the manga itself, where news of hidden pirate treasure discovered in the Atlantic inspires Nobita to convince Doraemon to bring him on an epic journey while draggin dragging Suneo and Gian along to portray pirates. In fact, the anime movie straight-up lifts StockFootage from the manga episode in a handful of scenes!
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* RememberedTooLate: PlayedForLaughs when the team are crossing a bridge suspended above a deep chasm. Doraemon, remembering the bridge as part of the "Indira Johnson" simluated adventure set, tries recalling what's going to happen next.
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* RememberedTooLate: PlayedForLaughs when the team are crossing a bridge suspended above a deep chasm. Doraemon, remembering the bridge as part of the "Indira Johnson" simluated simulated adventure set, tries recalling what's going to happen next.
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* OceansOfAdventure: The entire story is an epic pirate adventure on the Southern Seas, filled with hostile pirates and giant sea monsters.
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''Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas'' is a 1998 Anime film, the 19th Doraemon movie based on the Manga/DoraemonsLongTales installment of the same name. It's also the first DOraemon film released ''after'' the death of the franchise's creator, Fujio F. Fujiko.
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''Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas'' is a 1998 Anime film, the 19th Doraemon movie based on the Manga/DoraemonsLongTales installment of the same name. It's also the first DOraemon Doraemon film released ''after'' the death of the franchise's creator, Fujio F. Fujiko.
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[[caption-width-right:350:SHiver me timbers, it's... Doraemon!]]
The {{Pirate}}-themed adventure of Franchise/{{Doraemon}} and friends.
''Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas'' is a 1998 Anime film, the 19th Doraemon movie based on the Manga/DoraemonsLongTales installment of the same name. It's also the first DOraemon film released ''after'' the death of the franchise's creator, Fujio F. Fujiko.
While in the middle of a group research on marine life with his usual team of friends, Nobita begins daydreaming on becoming a pirate and going on a swashbuckling adventure. After watching a news broadcast on discovery of pirate treasure in the Atlantic, Nobita managed to convince Doraemon to bring him and his friends, Shizuka, Suneo and Gian, on an adventure in the high seas during the UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy in the 16th Century. But after a run-in with some ''real'' pirates led by none other than Captain William Kidd himself (yes, ''that'' [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Kidd William Kidd]]) alongside Kidd's niece, the PirateGirl Betty, Doraemon and friends are convinced to help Kidd and his crew locate Kidd's missing brother and nephew, abducted by sea monsters weeks earlier whose fates are unknown.
And yes, there are {{Sea Monster}}s in this one.
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!!''Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas'' contain examples of:
* AdaptationExpansion: The story itself is an adaptation of a short from the manga itself, where news of hidden pirate treasure discovered in the Atlantic inspires Nobita to convince Doraemon to bring him on an epic journey while draggin Suneo and Gian along to portray pirates. In fact, the anime movie straight-up lifts StockFootage from the manga episode in a handful of scenes!
* AllMythsAreTrue: As revealed in the story, the myths involving the Behemoth, Kraken, Leviathan, Mokele-mbembe, and various sea monsters throughout history are genetically-modified monstrosities created by Dr. Clone's experiments, which Cash is funding in order to be sold to the black market.
* BehemothBattle: One of Doraemon's gadgets used in this movie is the Hypnotizing Megaphone, which works even on non-living objects like rocks. When Cash starts unleashing his creations on the heroes, Shizuka used this gadget to turn a pile of rocks into a RockMonster and fend off Cash's monstrosities.
* BigBad: Mr. Cash, a billionaire from the future who profits through performing businesses with the black market by selling genetically-modified hybrid monsters, with his EvilutionaryBiologist lackey Dr. Clone in charge of various experiments while having his minions enslaving the local pirate population as his slaves and labourers.
* ChekhovsGun: Earlier on, Doraemon - upon hearing the news about the discovery of actual pirate treasure - quickly takes out the Dream Checking Machine to pinch himself to see if he's imagining things. [[spoiler: Towards the end of the story as Doraemon and Cash gets swallowed alive by Leviathan, the Dream Checking Machine ends up saving both of them by pinching Leviathan's stomach from the inside, making the monster regurgiate both of them]].
* DirtyCoward: Cash may be all high-and-mighty when bossing his underlings, indulging in EvilGloating, ordering his slaves to be flogged and rubbing his power in front of his captives, but the moment [[spoiler: Cash and Doraemon falls into the Leviathan’s stomach at the end, [[AintTooProudToBeg Cash loses it and begs for Doraemon to save him]].]]
* DressingAsTheEnemy: Gonzalez managed to infiltrate Cash's hideout by dressing as one of his armed guards, with Pancho as his TrojanPrisoner. They managed to free Captain Kidd, Nobita, Doraemon, and all the imprisoned heroes in the process.
* EpicShipOnShipAction: Right off the bat, Doraemon and friends end up being flung in the middle of a massive pirate battle between Captain William Kidd's forces and enemy pirates.
* EspeciallyZoidberg: This line from Cash when he decides to order the Leviathan to devour everyone:
--> "Devour them all! Especially that ''stupid blue raccoon''!"
* EvilutionaryBiologist: Dr. Clone, who serves the BigBad Mr. Cash, is a genetics researcher from the future specializing in combining various DNA of sea creatures and fusing them into monstrosities to be sold off in the black market. His inventions ends up fueling the beliefs of sea monsters including the Leviathan, Behemoth, and Krakken.
* GlassSmackAndSlide: When Nobita and Doraemon, struggling with Cash in the control room, ends up falling out to the cockpit of the tranquilizer-equipped warship, Nobita ends up comically splatting in front of the ship’s cockpit, much to the surprise of those inside the ship – Suneo, Gian, Shizuka and Ruffin.
* HeroicDolphin: Jack's pet dolphin, Ruffin, who helps carrying it's master (and later Nobita) around, right up to having a BigDamnHeroes moment in the ending [[spoiler: After Cash's defeat, when Ruffin personally leads a ''flock'' of dolphins into saving all the heroes from Cash's CollapsingLair]]. [[spoiler: It turns out Ruffin is actually a secret agent from the 22nd Century, dispatched by the Future Time Patrol in order to investigate Mr. Cash's activities]].
* InevitableWaterfall: Nobita and Jack, riding on Ruffin, ends up falling down one of these while cruising down a river.
* KrakenAndLeviathan: Fittingly enough, the Leviathan is the most powerful creation and the ultimate trump card of [[spoiler: Mr. Cash, which he sics on the heroes in a last-ditch attempt to kill everybody]].
* ManEatingPlant: Nobita and Jack gets attacked by a giant plant which swallows Jack in one gulp, until Nobita managed to leap atop the plant's head and repeatedly smash it with a rock forcing the plant to spit out Jack. Cue Nobita relieved at Jack being alright... until Jack points out the {{Cranial Eruption}}s on his head unintentionally caused by Nobita.
* MixAndMatchCritters: Most of Dr. Clone's creations are hybrids made by fusing living, captured animals, and modified to become savage beasts, including a giant tiger with an elephant's head, giant frog-fish fusions, flying spider-bugs, and the like. He's in fact planning to [[spoiler: forcefully fuse Ruffin together with a GiantCrab if not for Nobita and Jack's intervention]].
* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: The Pirate Captain benefactor of Doraemon and friends turns out to be none other than Captain William Kidd himself.
* NotCompletelyUseless: The Dream Checking Machine (a mechanical arm on wheels) is mostly portrayed as a useless gadget used for gags and laughs, and have not been featured in any previous adventures (save for ''Anime/DoraemonTheRecordOfNobitaSpaceblazer'' as a cheap joke when Nobita questions if he's dreaming - cue Doraemon using said gadget to pinch Nobita's cheeks in a comical way). But in this one, [[spoiler:this gadget ends up pinching Leviathan's insides, making Leviathan cough out Doraemon and Cash saving them both from being digested alive]].
* OceansOfAdventure: The entire story is an epic pirate adventure on the Southern Seas, filled with hostile pirates and giant sea monsters.
* PirateBooty: The adventure is kicked off when Nobita hears a news report regarding the discovery of a pirate ship containing booty worth 10 million yen, which he ends up dragging his friends Gian, Suneo and Shizuka into. And then they discover a far bigger conspiracy.
* PirateGirl: Betty, the niece of Captain Kidd who is seeking her missing brother Jack and her father. Gian had a minor crush on after saving her from a random pirate, a gesture that she ''does'' return near the end of the story.
* RememberedTooLate: PlayedForLaughs when the team are crossing a bridge suspended above a deep chasm. Doraemon, remembering the bridge as part of the "Indira Johnson" simluated adventure set, tries recalling what's going to happen next.
--> '''Doraemon''': Ah, now I remember. If I'm not mistaken, this bridge's going to collapse.
--> [cue the bridge breaking apart - while ''everyone'' is standing on it]
--> '''Literally Everyone Else''': Why ''didn't'' you tell us earlier?
* SeaMonster: Most of the abominations created by Dr. Clone, funded by Cash to be sold to the black market. With the Leviathan as the largest and most powerful of them all.
* ShoutOut: After being denied an adventure (initially), Nobita then asks for Doraemon to use one of his virtual reality gadgets to make an adventure of his own. Doraemon complies by taking out the "[[Franchise/IndianaJones Indira Johnson Home Adventure Playset]]". Also, the route through the BoobyTrap-laden cave leading to Cash's underground hideout is another nod to the Indy films.
* TalkingAnimal: Downplayed, but [[spoiler: Ruffin the Dolphin can talk using the telepathic headband on it's head, and can understand humans perfectly well]].
* TalkToTheFist: When Gonzales, disguised as one of Cash's masked guards and pulling a TrojanPrisoner ploy with Captain Kidd as his captive fails to convince a pair of real guards to let him pass, Kidd instead raise a fist and swiftly punched the two guards into submission.
--> "Okay, down to business."
* ThoseTwoGuys: Pancho and Gonzalez, the two pirate aides to Captain Kidd, are never seen apart. They pretty much serve as a counterpart to the series' regulars Suneo and Gian.
* WorkingOnTheChainGang: The fate that befell William Kidd's brother / Betty and Jacks' father, as well as dozens upon dozens of kidnapped and enslaved pirates, to excavate tunnels and caverns for expanding Cash's underground lair.
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[[caption-width-right:350:SHiver me timbers, it's... Doraemon!]]
The {{Pirate}}-themed adventure of Franchise/{{Doraemon}} and friends.
''Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas'' is a 1998 Anime film, the 19th Doraemon movie based on the Manga/DoraemonsLongTales installment of the same name. It's also the first DOraemon film released ''after'' the death of the franchise's creator, Fujio F. Fujiko.
While in the middle of a group research on marine life with his usual team of friends, Nobita begins daydreaming on becoming a pirate and going on a swashbuckling adventure. After watching a news broadcast on discovery of pirate treasure in the Atlantic, Nobita managed to convince Doraemon to bring him and his friends, Shizuka, Suneo and Gian, on an adventure in the high seas during the UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy in the 16th Century. But after a run-in with some ''real'' pirates led by none other than Captain William Kidd himself (yes, ''that'' [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Kidd William Kidd]]) alongside Kidd's niece, the PirateGirl Betty, Doraemon and friends are convinced to help Kidd and his crew locate Kidd's missing brother and nephew, abducted by sea monsters weeks earlier whose fates are unknown.
And yes, there are {{Sea Monster}}s in this one.
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!!''Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas'' contain examples of:
* AdaptationExpansion: The story itself is an adaptation of a short from the manga itself, where news of hidden pirate treasure discovered in the Atlantic inspires Nobita to convince Doraemon to bring him on an epic journey while draggin Suneo and Gian along to portray pirates. In fact, the anime movie straight-up lifts StockFootage from the manga episode in a handful of scenes!
* AllMythsAreTrue: As revealed in the story, the myths involving the Behemoth, Kraken, Leviathan, Mokele-mbembe, and various sea monsters throughout history are genetically-modified monstrosities created by Dr. Clone's experiments, which Cash is funding in order to be sold to the black market.
* BehemothBattle: One of Doraemon's gadgets used in this movie is the Hypnotizing Megaphone, which works even on non-living objects like rocks. When Cash starts unleashing his creations on the heroes, Shizuka used this gadget to turn a pile of rocks into a RockMonster and fend off Cash's monstrosities.
* BigBad: Mr. Cash, a billionaire from the future who profits through performing businesses with the black market by selling genetically-modified hybrid monsters, with his EvilutionaryBiologist lackey Dr. Clone in charge of various experiments while having his minions enslaving the local pirate population as his slaves and labourers.
* ChekhovsGun: Earlier on, Doraemon - upon hearing the news about the discovery of actual pirate treasure - quickly takes out the Dream Checking Machine to pinch himself to see if he's imagining things. [[spoiler: Towards the end of the story as Doraemon and Cash gets swallowed alive by Leviathan, the Dream Checking Machine ends up saving both of them by pinching Leviathan's stomach from the inside, making the monster regurgiate both of them]].
* DirtyCoward: Cash may be all high-and-mighty when bossing his underlings, indulging in EvilGloating, ordering his slaves to be flogged and rubbing his power in front of his captives, but the moment [[spoiler: Cash and Doraemon falls into the Leviathan’s stomach at the end, [[AintTooProudToBeg Cash loses it and begs for Doraemon to save him]].]]
* DressingAsTheEnemy: Gonzalez managed to infiltrate Cash's hideout by dressing as one of his armed guards, with Pancho as his TrojanPrisoner. They managed to free Captain Kidd, Nobita, Doraemon, and all the imprisoned heroes in the process.
* EpicShipOnShipAction: Right off the bat, Doraemon and friends end up being flung in the middle of a massive pirate battle between Captain William Kidd's forces and enemy pirates.
* EspeciallyZoidberg: This line from Cash when he decides to order the Leviathan to devour everyone:
--> "Devour them all! Especially that ''stupid blue raccoon''!"
* EvilutionaryBiologist: Dr. Clone, who serves the BigBad Mr. Cash, is a genetics researcher from the future specializing in combining various DNA of sea creatures and fusing them into monstrosities to be sold off in the black market. His inventions ends up fueling the beliefs of sea monsters including the Leviathan, Behemoth, and Krakken.
* GlassSmackAndSlide: When Nobita and Doraemon, struggling with Cash in the control room, ends up falling out to the cockpit of the tranquilizer-equipped warship, Nobita ends up comically splatting in front of the ship’s cockpit, much to the surprise of those inside the ship – Suneo, Gian, Shizuka and Ruffin.
* HeroicDolphin: Jack's pet dolphin, Ruffin, who helps carrying it's master (and later Nobita) around, right up to having a BigDamnHeroes moment in the ending [[spoiler: After Cash's defeat, when Ruffin personally leads a ''flock'' of dolphins into saving all the heroes from Cash's CollapsingLair]]. [[spoiler: It turns out Ruffin is actually a secret agent from the 22nd Century, dispatched by the Future Time Patrol in order to investigate Mr. Cash's activities]].
* InevitableWaterfall: Nobita and Jack, riding on Ruffin, ends up falling down one of these while cruising down a river.
* KrakenAndLeviathan: Fittingly enough, the Leviathan is the most powerful creation and the ultimate trump card of [[spoiler: Mr. Cash, which he sics on the heroes in a last-ditch attempt to kill everybody]].
* ManEatingPlant: Nobita and Jack gets attacked by a giant plant which swallows Jack in one gulp, until Nobita managed to leap atop the plant's head and repeatedly smash it with a rock forcing the plant to spit out Jack. Cue Nobita relieved at Jack being alright... until Jack points out the {{Cranial Eruption}}s on his head unintentionally caused by Nobita.
* MixAndMatchCritters: Most of Dr. Clone's creations are hybrids made by fusing living, captured animals, and modified to become savage beasts, including a giant tiger with an elephant's head, giant frog-fish fusions, flying spider-bugs, and the like. He's in fact planning to [[spoiler: forcefully fuse Ruffin together with a GiantCrab if not for Nobita and Jack's intervention]].
* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: The Pirate Captain benefactor of Doraemon and friends turns out to be none other than Captain William Kidd himself.
* NotCompletelyUseless: The Dream Checking Machine (a mechanical arm on wheels) is mostly portrayed as a useless gadget used for gags and laughs, and have not been featured in any previous adventures (save for ''Anime/DoraemonTheRecordOfNobitaSpaceblazer'' as a cheap joke when Nobita questions if he's dreaming - cue Doraemon using said gadget to pinch Nobita's cheeks in a comical way). But in this one, [[spoiler:this gadget ends up pinching Leviathan's insides, making Leviathan cough out Doraemon and Cash saving them both from being digested alive]].
* OceansOfAdventure: The entire story is an epic pirate adventure on the Southern Seas, filled with hostile pirates and giant sea monsters.
* PirateBooty: The adventure is kicked off when Nobita hears a news report regarding the discovery of a pirate ship containing booty worth 10 million yen, which he ends up dragging his friends Gian, Suneo and Shizuka into. And then they discover a far bigger conspiracy.
* PirateGirl: Betty, the niece of Captain Kidd who is seeking her missing brother Jack and her father. Gian had a minor crush on after saving her from a random pirate, a gesture that she ''does'' return near the end of the story.
* RememberedTooLate: PlayedForLaughs when the team are crossing a bridge suspended above a deep chasm. Doraemon, remembering the bridge as part of the "Indira Johnson" simluated adventure set, tries recalling what's going to happen next.
--> '''Doraemon''': Ah, now I remember. If I'm not mistaken, this bridge's going to collapse.
--> [cue the bridge breaking apart - while ''everyone'' is standing on it]
--> '''Literally Everyone Else''': Why ''didn't'' you tell us earlier?
* SeaMonster: Most of the abominations created by Dr. Clone, funded by Cash to be sold to the black market. With the Leviathan as the largest and most powerful of them all.
* ShoutOut: After being denied an adventure (initially), Nobita then asks for Doraemon to use one of his virtual reality gadgets to make an adventure of his own. Doraemon complies by taking out the "[[Franchise/IndianaJones Indira Johnson Home Adventure Playset]]". Also, the route through the BoobyTrap-laden cave leading to Cash's underground hideout is another nod to the Indy films.
* TalkingAnimal: Downplayed, but [[spoiler: Ruffin the Dolphin can talk using the telepathic headband on it's head, and can understand humans perfectly well]].
* TalkToTheFist: When Gonzales, disguised as one of Cash's masked guards and pulling a TrojanPrisoner ploy with Captain Kidd as his captive fails to convince a pair of real guards to let him pass, Kidd instead raise a fist and swiftly punched the two guards into submission.
--> "Okay, down to business."
* ThoseTwoGuys: Pancho and Gonzalez, the two pirate aides to Captain Kidd, are never seen apart. They pretty much serve as a counterpart to the series' regulars Suneo and Gian.
* WorkingOnTheChainGang: The fate that befell William Kidd's brother / Betty and Jacks' father, as well as dozens upon dozens of kidnapped and enslaved pirates, to excavate tunnels and caverns for expanding Cash's underground lair.
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