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* DemotedToExtra: Downplayed. While Shizuka, Gian, and Suneo are more involved with the plot compared to ''Anime/DoraemonTheRecordsOfNobitaSpaceblazer'', the movie mostly focused on their alternate selves in the magic world while the original timeline counterparts has no recollection of the event whatsoever.
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* DemotedToExtra: Downplayed. While Shizuka, Gian, and Suneo are more involved with the plot compared to ''Anime/DoraemonTheRecordsOfNobitaSpaceblazer'', the movie mostly focused on their alternate selves of the Magic World while the original timeline counterparts has no recollection of the event whatsoever.
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* DemotedToExtra: Downplayed. While Shizuka, Gian, and Suneo are more involved with the plot compared to ''Anime/DoraemonTheRecordsOfNobitaSpaceblazer'', the movie mostly focused on their alternate selves of the Magic World while the original timeline counterparts has no recollection of the event whatsoever.
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* AlternateUniverse: Most of the story takes place in another universe created by Nobita via the What-If Phone Booth, asking for a world where magic exists. As such, this 'verse's version of Shizuka, Gian and Suneo, and literally everyone else exists in a separate timeline - once Nobita and Doraemon wished the world back to normal, their original timeline counterparts wouldn't remember a single thing from their adventures in the Planet of Demons. [[spoiler: So Gian couldn't go around boasting to everyone that he killed a Demon King, then]]...
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* AlternateUniverse: Most of the story takes place in another universe created by Nobita via the What-If Phone Booth, asking for a world where magic exists. As such, [[AlternateSelf this 'verse's version of Shizuka, Gian and Suneo, Gian, Suneo]], and literally everyone else exists in a separate timeline - once Nobita and Doraemon wished the world back to normal, their original timeline counterparts wouldn't remember a single thing from their adventures in the Planet of Demons. [[spoiler: So Gian couldn't go around boasting to everyone that he killed a Demon King, then]]...then...]]
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* RealAfterAll: In the 2007 remake. After restoring everything back to normal with Dorami's backup What-If Phone Booth and reverting the world back to it's original magic-less state, Nobita ponders if their adventures ''really'' happened (since it took place in that AlternateUniverse). [[spoiler: But the same broom they used earlier to escape Medusa shows up]]…
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* RealAfterAll: In the 2007 remake. After restoring everything back to normal with Dorami's backup What-If Phone Booth and reverting the world back to it's original magic-less state, Nobita ponders if their adventures ''really'' happened (since it took place in that AlternateUniverse). [[spoiler: But the same broom they used earlier to escape Medusa shows up]]…up…]]
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* InSpiteOfANail: Despite the world progressing towards the AlternateTechline of magic instead of science, it's still largely the same as the modern world, just different. For instance, instead of cars, they use flying carpets, and [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome they're just as pricey and still require license to fly.]] Even Nobita lampshades the trope, saying that the world of magic isn't what he expected.
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* InSpiteOfANail: Despite the world progressing towards the AlternateTechline of magic instead of science, it's it still largely the same as looks mostly similar to the modern world, just different. with some minor differences. For instance, instead of cars, they use flying carpets, and [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome they're just as pricey and still require license licenses to fly.]] Even Nobita lampshades the trope, saying that the world of magic isn't what he expected.
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* NoSell: As soon as the heroes confront Demaon, they prepped their darts, remembered the prophecy that Demaon's heart is his only weak spot, and throws their projectiles. Alas, none of their darts register a hit - cue Demaon delivering a CurbStompBattle throwing all the heroes out of his citadel. [[spoiler: It turns out because his heart is '''not''' inside his body]].
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* NoSell: As soon as the heroes confront Demaon, they prepped their darts, remembered the prophecy that Demaon's heart is his only weak spot, and throws their projectiles. Alas, none of their darts register a hit - cue Demaon delivering a CurbStompBattle throwing all the heroes out of his citadel. [[spoiler: It [[spoiler:It turns out because that his heart is '''not''' inside his body]].
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* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: While the gang are on Miyoko's enchanted flying carpet transport sending them from eareth to the Demon Planet, they can ride it without being affected by the air in outer space. Also, Demaon and his army of demons on their steeds can fly in outer space. Justified, because, well, ''magic''.
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* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: While the gang are on Miyoko's enchanted flying carpet transport sending them from eareth Earth to the Demon Planet, they can ride it without being affected by the air in outer space. Also, Demaon and his army of demons on their steeds can fly in outer space. Justified, because, well, ''magic''.
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After Nobita gets repeatedly told there's no such thing as magic in real world, he decide to convince Doraemon into creating a world where magic ''do'' exist using the What-If Phone Booth. The gadget grants their wishes, but not in the way they want - the AlternateUniverse they created runs on magic that ''needs'' to be learnt, step-by-step, much to Nobita and Doraemon's frustration. Before they can turn the world back to normal, they were assaulted by demons after a run-in with a girl named Miyako with magic powers who only exists in this alternate reality. And then Nobita and Doraemon finds out from Miayko that they, alongside the alternate counterparts of Gian, Suneo and Shizuka, are destined to be {{The Chosen One}}s to save this universe from destruction, and must do battle with an all-powerful Demon Lord, Demaon, and his army of monsters.
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After Nobita gets repeatedly told there's no such thing as magic in real world, he decide to convince Doraemon into creating a world where magic ''do'' exist using the What-If Phone Booth. The gadget grants their wishes, but not in the way they want - the AlternateUniverse they created runs on magic that ''needs'' to be learnt, step-by-step, much to Nobita and Doraemon's frustration. Before they can turn the world back to normal, they were assaulted by demons after a run-in with a girl named Miyako Miyoko with magic powers who only exists in this alternate reality. And then Nobita and Doraemon finds out from Miayko that they, alongside the alternate counterparts of Gian, Suneo and Shizuka, are destined to be {{The Chosen One}}s to save this universe from destruction, and must do battle with an all-powerful Demon Lord, Demaon, and his army of monsters.
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* TheDragon: Medusa the demoness is this to Damaon in the remake, serving as a secondary villain and having TheReveal [[spoiler: as Miyako's mother]]. Not so much in the original however, where she’s just another lackey of Demaon.
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* TheDragon: Medusa the demoness is this to Damaon in the remake, serving as a secondary villain and having TheReveal [[spoiler: as Miyako's Miyoko's mother]]. Not so much in the original however, where she’s just another lackey of Demaon.
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* SeeTheInvisible: After the initial attempt at assassinating Demaon goes south, resulting in Doraemon and friends including Mizuki getting forcefully ejected from Demaon's castle, the gang decide to split up and rendezvous elsewhere with the Stone Cap as cover. Unfortunately, demons hunting after them decide to have their steeds sniff out their locations – they managed to capture Gian, Suneo and Shizuka alive by hunting through scent, with Miyako sacrificing herself for Nobita's escape, leaving Nobita and Doraemon as the only two heroes who escaped.
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* SeeTheInvisible: After the initial attempt at assassinating Demaon goes south, resulting in Doraemon and friends including Mizuki getting forcefully ejected from Demaon's castle, the gang decide to split up and rendezvous elsewhere with the Stone Cap as cover. Unfortunately, demons hunting after them decide to have their steeds sniff out their locations – they managed to capture Gian, Suneo and Shizuka alive by hunting through scent, with Miyako Miyoko sacrificing herself to cover for Nobita's escape, leaving Nobita and Doraemon as the only two heroes who escaped.evaded capture.
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The movie gets a remake in 2007, titled ''Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld ~The 7 Magic Users~'', which is an AdaptationExpansion some 15 minutes longer than it's 1984 counterpart, fleshing out more aspects of the magical world Nobita accidentally created with an expanded role for Miyuki.
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The movie gets a remake in 2007, titled ''Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld ~The 7 Magic Users~'', which is an AdaptationExpansion some 15 minutes longer than it's 1984 counterpart, fleshing out more aspects of the magical world Nobita accidentally created with an expanded role for Miyuki.
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* FakeOutFadeOut: [[spoiler: Dorami shows up, saves Doraemon and Nobita, and produces her own version of the What-If Phone Booth to undo the Underworld's existance]]. The story seems to end at that point, with credits beginning to roll... but then Nobita asks about [[spoiler: what's going to happen to their friends still imprisoned in the Demon World]]. It turns out the Demon's World will continue to exist as a separate universe, and that [[spoiler: Shizuka, Suneo and Gian, will remain in that ''other'' world, casuing Nobita and Doraemon to realize they still ''need'' to rescue their friends from the Demon World before undoing the wish]]. And then the story continues for another half an hour.
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* FakeOutFadeOut: [[spoiler: Dorami shows up, saves Doraemon and Nobita, and produces her own version of the What-If Phone Booth to undo the Underworld's existance]]. The story seems to end at that point, with credits beginning to roll... but then Nobita asks about [[spoiler: what's going to happen to their friends still imprisoned in the Demon World]]. It turns out the Demon's World will continue to exist as a separate universe, and that [[spoiler: Shizuka, Suneo and Gian, will remain in that ''other'' world, casuing causing Nobita and Doraemon to realize they still ''need'' to rescue their friends from the Demon World before undoing the wish]]. And then the story continues for another half an hour.
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* TakenForGranite: Doraemon and Nobita gets turned into statues [[spoiler: by Demaon's minion, {{Medusa}}]]. [[AndIMustScream What's even worse is that they're actually aware of their surroundings while petrified]].
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* TakenForGranite: Doraemon and Nobita gets get turned into statues [[spoiler: by Demaon's minion, {{Medusa}}]]. [[AndIMustScream What's even worse is that they're actually aware of their surroundings while petrified]].
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* SeeTheInvisible: After the initial attempt at assassinating Demaon goes south, resulting in Doreamon and friends including Mizuki getting forcefully ejected from Demaon's castle, the gang decide to split up and rendezvous elsewhere with the Stone Cap as cover. Unfortunately, demons hunting after them decide to have their steeds sniff out their locations – they managed to capture Gian, Suneo and Shizuka alive by hunting through scent, with Miyako sacrificing herself for Nobita's escape, leaving Nobita and Doraemon as the only two heroes who escaped.
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* SeeTheInvisible: After the initial attempt at assassinating Demaon goes south, resulting in Doreamon Doraemon and friends including Mizuki getting forcefully ejected from Demaon's castle, the gang decide to split up and rendezvous elsewhere with the Stone Cap as cover. Unfortunately, demons hunting after them decide to have their steeds sniff out their locations – they managed to capture Gian, Suneo and Shizuka alive by hunting through scent, with Miyako sacrificing herself for Nobita's escape, leaving Nobita and Doraemon as the only two heroes who escaped.
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* TruerToTheText: In the remake, Gian, Suneo, and Shizuka use Doraemon's projectile gadgets to help fend off Demaon's attacks like they do in the manga. In the first movie adaptation, they use their magic instead.
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* AdaptationSpeciesChange: The remake has Miyoko being cursed into becoming a mouse, instead of a cat. This adds some comedic moments when mouse!Miyoko tries communicating with Doraemon and Nobita, only to scare Doraemon away. After some experimentation, Shizuka, Gian, and Suneo manage to turn her form into that of a cat, and the rest of the story plays out like normal.
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* AdaptationDeviation: The remake have Miyoko being cursed into becoming a mouse, instead of a cat. This adds some comedic moments when mouse!Miyoko tries communicating with Doraemon and Nobita, only to scare Doraemon away, but the rest of the story plays out like normal.
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** Miyoko gets turned into a cat by the demons who abducted her father. She turns back to human after being exposed to moonlight. The 2007 remake turns her into a mouse instead, resulting in a bunch of funny moment when she [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes unintentionally scares Doraemon, whose greatest fear are mice]].
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** Miyoko gets turned into a cat by the demons who abducted her father. She turns back to human after being exposed to moonlight. The 2007 remake turns her into a mouse instead, resulting in a bunch of funny moment when she [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes unintentionally scares Doraemon, whose greatest fear are is mice]].
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Nobita made a wish in the What-If Phone Booth for magic to exist in the world... and finds out he simply couldn't just make magic "happen" (the moment after Nobita steps out of the booth, he tried making it work by shouting "turn maths books into manga!" "make me fly!" while Doraemon tries shouting, "Dorayaki fall from the sky!"... [[EpicFail none of these works]]), he still need to learn the basics of magic and start off by levitating light objects first before moving to more complicated stuff. It's absolutely NOT the world he's expecting, ''at all''.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Nobita made a wish in the What-If Phone Booth for magic to exist in the world... and finds out he simply couldn't just make magic "happen" (the moment after Nobita steps out of the booth, he tried making it work by shouting "turn maths books into manga!" "make me fly!" while Doraemon tries shouting, "Dorayaki fall from the sky!"... [[EpicFail none of these works]]), work]]), he still need to learn the basics of magic and start off by levitating light objects first before moving to more complicated stuff. It's absolutely NOT the world he's expecting, ''at all''.
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* AscendedExtra: In the remake, Medusa have a much bigger role than she did in the manga or original anime, [[spoiler: disguising herself as Gian to attack the heroes before they make their trip]]. She gets to battle the heroes several times throughout (compared to her manga and original anime counterpart who curses Nobita and Doraemon, and then leaves) [[spoiler: eventually gaining a rather epic death scene. Also, [[RelatedInTheAdaptation she is Miyoko's long-lost mother corrupted by the forces of evil in the past]].]]
* AttackOnTheHeart: Demaon's sole weak spot is his heart... which ''isn't'' in his body. [[spoiler: His heart is actually a separate, moon-sized organ orbiting the Demon Planet that the heroes must find and destroy]]. Depending on the adaptations, [[spoiler:it's either Gian (manga, original movie) or Nobita (remake) who throws the dart, which Doraemon then expands with the Enlarging Light, striking the heart and finally killing Demaon]].
* AttackOnTheHeart: Demaon's sole weak spot is his heart... which ''isn't'' in his body. [[spoiler: His heart is actually a separate, moon-sized organ orbiting the Demon Planet that the heroes must find and destroy]]. Depending on the adaptations, [[spoiler:it's either Gian (manga, original movie) or Nobita (remake) who throws the dart, which Doraemon then expands with the Enlarging Light, striking the heart and finally killing Demaon]].
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* AscendedExtra: In the remake, Medusa have a much bigger role than she did in the manga or original anime, [[spoiler: disguising herself as Gian Miyoko to attack the heroes before they make their trip]]. She gets to battle the heroes several times throughout (compared to her manga and original anime counterpart who curses Nobita and Doraemon, and then leaves) [[spoiler: eventually gaining a rather epic death scene. Also, [[RelatedInTheAdaptation she is Miyoko's long-lost mother corrupted by the forces of evil in the past]].]]
* AsideGlance: Nobita and Doraemon do this when they learn from Shizuka that science is considered superstition in the magic timeline.
* AttackOnTheHeart: Demaon's sole weak spot is his heart... which ''isn't'' in his body. [[spoiler: His heart is actually a separate, moon-sized organ orbiting the Demon Planet that the heroes must find and destroy]]. Depending on the adaptations, [[spoiler:it's either Gian (manga, original movie) or Nobita (remake) who throws the dart, whichDoraemon Dorami then expands with the Enlarging Light, striking the heart and finally killing Demaon]].
* AsideGlance: Nobita and Doraemon do this when they learn from Shizuka that science is considered superstition in the magic timeline.
* AttackOnTheHeart: Demaon's sole weak spot is his heart... which ''isn't'' in his body. [[spoiler: His heart is actually a separate, moon-sized organ orbiting the Demon Planet that the heroes must find and destroy]]. Depending on the adaptations, [[spoiler:it's either Gian (manga, original movie) or Nobita (remake) who throws the dart, which
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* TheWorfBarrage: What the heroes' initial attempt to kill Demaon with their silver darts amounts into. They collectively threw a couple dozen projectiles, many which hits Demaon dead-on in the heart, only for the demon-lord to shrug their darts aside before taunting their futile efforts.
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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: In the remake, the end credits play over the gang helping Miyoko and Professor Mangetsu rebuild their mansion and Nobita and Doraemon bidding farewell to Miyoko. A post-credits scene shows Miyoko telling Shizuka that she is thinking about [[CallBack letting her hair grow out]], as well as Nobita reuniting with his friends from his original timeline.
* TheWorfBarrage: What the heroes' initial attempt to kill Demaon with their silver darts amounts into. They collectively threw a couple dozen projectiles, many which hits Demaon dead-on in the heart, only for the demon-lord to shrug their darts aside before taunting their futile efforts.
* TheWorfBarrage: What the heroes' initial attempt to kill Demaon with their silver darts amounts into. They collectively threw a couple dozen projectiles, many which hits Demaon dead-on in the heart, only for the demon-lord to shrug their darts aside before taunting their futile efforts.
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* AlternateUniverse: Most of the story takes place in another universe created by Nobita via the What-If Phone Booth, asking for a world where magic exists. As such, this 'vers's version of Shizuka, Gian and Suneo, and literally everyone else exists in a separate timeline - once Nobita and Doraemon wished the world back to normal, their original timeline counterparts wouldn't remember a single thing from their adventures in the Planet of Demons. [[spoiler: So Gian couldn't go around boasting to everyone that he killed a Demon King, then]]...
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* AdaptationalBadass: In the remake, [[spoiler: the enlarged dart that pierces Demaon's heart is flung by Nobita, not Gian]].
* AdaptationDeviation: The remake have Miyoko being cursed into becoming a mouse, instead of a cat. This adds some comedic moments when mouse!Miyoko tries communicating with Doraemon and Nobita, only to scare Doraemon away, but the rest of the story plays out like normal.
* AlternateUniverse: Most of the story takes place in another universe created by Nobita via the What-If Phone Booth, asking for a world where magic exists. As such, this'vers's 'verse's version of Shizuka, Gian and Suneo, and literally everyone else exists in a separate timeline - once Nobita and Doraemon wished the world back to normal, their original timeline counterparts wouldn't remember a single thing from their adventures in the Planet of Demons. [[spoiler: So Gian couldn't go around boasting to everyone that he killed a Demon King, then]]...
* AdaptationDeviation: The remake have Miyoko being cursed into becoming a mouse, instead of a cat. This adds some comedic moments when mouse!Miyoko tries communicating with Doraemon and Nobita, only to scare Doraemon away, but the rest of the story plays out like normal.
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* AdaptationalBadass: In the remake, [[spoiler: the enlarged dart that pierces Demaon's heart is flung by Nobita, not Gian]].
* AdaptationDeviation: The remake have Miyoko being cursed into becoming a mouse, instead of a cat. This adds some comedic moments when mouse!Miyoko tries communicating with Doraemon and Nobita, only to scare Doraemon away, but the rest of the story plays out like normal.
* AdaptationDeviation: The remake have Miyoko being cursed into becoming a mouse, instead of a cat. This adds some comedic moments when mouse!Miyoko tries communicating with Doraemon and Nobita, only to scare Doraemon away, but the rest of the story plays out like normal.
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* InSpiteOfANail: Despite the world progressing towards the AlternateTechline of magic instead of science, it's still largely the same as the modern world, just different. For instance, instead of cars, they use flying carpets, and [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome they're just as pricey and still require license to fly.]] Even Nobita lampshades the trope, saying that the world of magic isn't what he expected.
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* WhatIf: Played with. Nobita wishes for a world where magic exists, and he gets to experience there and have adventures. [[spoiler:However, things quickly spiral down fast, and Nobita wants to use the What-If Box again to go back to his real world. However, he learns that doing it will not solve the problem at all. Not to mention, he promised a new friend that he will return to save them. So he makes up his mind and goes solve the problem the hard way. AnAesop was had!]]
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: The story would be over more than a one-third through, if Nobita and Doraemon, having decided that the world of magic isn't what they want it to be, simply chose to get back into the What-If Phone Booth and wish things back to normal. But Nobita just ''had'' to be determined to learn some magic tricks before leaving simply to prove himself, one thing leads to another and the What-If Phone Booth ends up lost. Whoops.
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* AttackOnTheHeart: Demaon's sole weak spot is his heart... which ''isn't'' in his body. [[spoiler: His heart is actually a separate, moon-sized organ orbiting the Demon Planet that the heroes must find and destroy]]. Depending on the adaptations, [[spoiler:it's either Gian (manga, original movie) or Nobita (remake) who throws the dart, which Noraemon then expands with the Enlarging Light, striking the heart and finally killing Demaon]].
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* AttackOnTheHeart: Demaon's sole weak spot is his heart... which ''isn't'' in his body. [[spoiler: His heart is actually a separate, moon-sized organ orbiting the Demon Planet that the heroes must find and destroy]]. Depending on the adaptations, [[spoiler:it's either Gian (manga, original movie) or Nobita (remake) who throws the dart, which Noraemon Doraemon then expands with the Enlarging Light, striking the heart and finally killing Demaon]].
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* FakeOutFadeOut: [[spoiler: Doralin shows up, saves Doraemon and Nobita, and produces her own version of the What-If Phone Booth to undo the Underworld's existance]]. The story seems to end at that point, with credits beginning to roll... but then Nobita asks about [[spoiler: what's going to happen to their friends still imprisoned in the Demon World]]. It turns out the Demon's World will continue to exist as a separate universe, and that [[spoiler: Shizuka, Suneo and Gian, will remain in that ''other'' world, casuing Nobita and Doraemon to realize they still ''need'' to rescue their friends from the Demon World before undoing the wish]]. And then the story continues for another half an hour.
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* FakeOutFadeOut: [[spoiler: Doralin Dorami shows up, saves Doraemon and Nobita, and produces her own version of the What-If Phone Booth to undo the Underworld's existance]]. The story seems to end at that point, with credits beginning to roll... but then Nobita asks about [[spoiler: what's going to happen to their friends still imprisoned in the Demon World]]. It turns out the Demon's World will continue to exist as a separate universe, and that [[spoiler: Shizuka, Suneo and Gian, will remain in that ''other'' world, casuing Nobita and Doraemon to realize they still ''need'' to rescue their friends from the Demon World before undoing the wish]]. And then the story continues for another half an hour.
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** Miyoko gets turned into a cat by the demons who abducted her father. She turns back to human after being exposed to moonlight. The 2007 remake turns her into a mouse instead, resulting in a bunch of funny moment when she [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes unintentionally scares Doraemon, whose greatest fear are mice]].
** Only for the 2007 version, but [[spoiler: Miyoko's mother turns out to be Medusa, corrupted by demons into becoming one herself]].
** Miyoko gets turned into a cat by the demons who abducted her father. She turns back to human after being exposed to moonlight. The 2007 remake turns her into a mouse instead, resulting in a bunch of funny moment when she [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes unintentionally scares Doraemon, whose greatest fear are mice]].
** Only for the 2007 version, but [[spoiler: Miyoko's mother turns out to be Medusa, corrupted by demons into becoming one herself]].
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** Miyoko gets turned into a cat by the demons who abducted her father. She turns back to human after being exposed to moonlight. The 2007 remake turns her into a mouse instead, resulting in a bunch of funny moment when she [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes unintentionally scares Doraemon, whose greatest fear are mice]].
** Only for the 2007 version, but [[spoiler: Miyoko's mother turns out to be Medusa, corrupted by demons into becoming one herself]].
** Miyoko gets turned into a cat by the demons who abducted her father. She turns back to human after being exposed to moonlight. The 2007 remake turns her into a mouse instead, resulting in a bunch of funny moment when she [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes unintentionally scares Doraemon, whose greatest fear are mice]].
** Only for the 2007 version, but [[spoiler: Miyoko's mother turns out to be Medusa, corrupted by demons into becoming one herself]].
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* PantyShot: After some effort, Nobita managed to make his levitating spell works... on Shizuka's skirt. She is NOT amused. [[spoiler: At the end of the story after the whole world goes back to normal, Nobita, remembering some of the incantations during his stint in the magic-verse, tries casting a random spell near Shizuka, Gian and Suneo. Shizuka's skirt starts lifting up, again, but this time it's a coincidental gust]].
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* RealAfterAll: In the 2007 remake. After restoring everything back to normal with Doralin's backup What-If Phone Booth and reverting the world back to it's original magic-less state, Nobita ponders if their adventures ''really'' happened (since it took place in that AlternateUniverse). [[spoiler: But the same broom they used earlier to escape Medusa shows up]]…
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* RealAfterAll: In the 2007 remake. After restoring everything back to normal with Doralin's Dorami's backup What-If Phone Booth and reverting the world back to it's original magic-less state, Nobita ponders if their adventures ''really'' happened (since it took place in that AlternateUniverse). [[spoiler: But the same broom they used earlier to escape Medusa shows up]]…
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* AdaptationalBadass: In the 2007 remake, [[spoiler: the enlarged dart that pierces Demaon's heart is flung by Nobita, not Gian]].
* AdaptationDeviation: The2007 remake have Miyoko being cursed into becoming a mouse, instead of a cat. This adds some comedic moments when mouse!Miyoko tries communicating with Doraemon and Nobita, only to scare Doraemon away, but the rest of the story plays out like normal.
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* EvilIsBurningHot: The 2005 remake depicts Demaon as a Balrog-like fire demon whose body is wreathed in {{Hellfire}}. Absent in the manga and the original movie which depicts him as a shadowy horned demon, however.
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* HoldTheLine: [[spoiler: With most of the characters captured alive by the demon army, Nobita and Miyoko hiding in a cave with Nobita's Pebble Hat torn, Miyoko decides to give Nobita ''her'' hat and fend off the demons, so that Nobita can escape with the scroll containing secrets to defeating Demaon. By the time Nobita rendezvous with DOraemon, they're the only two heroes left]].
* HoldTheLine: [[spoiler: With most of the characters captured alive by the demon army, Nobita and Miyoko hiding in a cave with Nobita's Pebble Hat torn, Miyoko decides to give Nobita ''her'' hat and fend off the demons, so that Nobita can escape with the scroll containing secrets to defeating Demaon. By the time Nobita rendezvous with DOraemon, they're the only two heroes left]].
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* HoldTheLine: [[spoiler: With most of the characters captured alive by the demon army, Nobita and Miyoko hiding in a cave with Nobita's Pebble Hat torn, Miyoko decides to give Nobita ''her'' hat and fend off the demons, so that Nobita can escape with the scroll containing secrets to defeating Demaon. By the time Nobita rendezvous withDOraemon, Doraemon, they're the only two heroes left]].
* HoldTheLine: [[spoiler: With most of the characters captured alive by the demon army, Nobita and Miyoko hiding in a cave with Nobita's Pebble Hat torn, Miyoko decides to give Nobita ''her'' hat and fend off the demons, so that Nobita can escape with the scroll containing secrets to defeating Demaon. By the time Nobita rendezvous with
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* DeusExMachina: [[spoiler: Doraemon's sister Doralin, showing up in the last minute to bail Nobita and Doraemon out of the mess they got themselves into]]. Note that this is the first time [[spoiler: Doralin]] had a major role in any of the "Long Tales" series... her abscence absence in earlier on adventures may be justified due to the previous four adventures stories taking place [[Anime/DoraemonNobitasDinosaur in the past]], [[Anime/DoraemonTheRecordOfNobitaSpaceblazer on another solar system]], [[Anime/DoraemonNobitaAndTheHauntsOfEvil in a different continent]] and [[Anime/DoraemonNobitaAndTheCastleOfTheUnderseaDevil underwater]] under the sea]] but no explanations are given on why didn't she show up in later installments.
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When Manga/{{Doraemon}} gets a magical touch.
''Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld'' is the fifth movie of the Doraemon franchise, released in 1984, based on the entry of ''Manga/DoraemonsLongTales'' with the same name.
After Nobita gets repeatedly told there's no such thing as magic in real world, he decide to convince Doraemon into creating a world where magic ''do'' exist using the What-If Phone Booth. The gadget grants their wishes, but not in the way they want - the AlternateUniverse they created runs on magic that ''needs'' to be learnt, step-by-step, much to Nobita and Doraemon's frustration. Before they can turn the world back to normal, they were assaulted by demons after a run-in with a girl named Miyako with magic powers who only exists in this alternate reality. And then Nobita and Doraemon finds out from Miayko that they, alongside the alternate counterparts of Gian, Suneo and Shizuka, are destined to be {{The Chosen One}}s to save this universe from destruction, and must do battle with an all-powerful Demon Lord, Demaon, and his army of monsters.
The movie gets a remake in 2007, titled ''Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld ~The 7 Magic Users~'', which is an AdaptationExpansion some 15 minutes longer than it's 1984 counterpart, fleshing out more aspects of the magical world Nobita accidentally created with an expanded role on Miyuki.
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!!''Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld'' / ''Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld ~The 7 Magic Users~'' contain examples of:
* AlternateUniverse: Most of the story takes place in another universe created by Nobita via the What-If Phone Booth, asking for a world where magic exists. As such, this 'vers's version of Shizuka, Gian and Suneo, and literally everyone else exists in a separate timeline - once Nobita and Doraemon wished the world back to normal, their original timeline counterparts wouldn't remember a single thing from their adventures in the Planet of Demons. [[spoiler: So Gian couldn't go around boasting to everyone that he killed a Demon King, then]]...
* AscendedExtra: In the remake, Medusa have a much bigger role than she did in the manga or original anime, [[spoiler: disguising herself as Gian to attack the heroes before they make their trip]]. She gets to battle the heroes several times throughout (compared to her manga and original anime counterpart who curses Nobita and Doraemon, and then leaves) [[spoiler: eventually gaining a rather epic death scene. Also, [[RelatedInTheAdaptation she is Miyoko's long-lost mother corrupted by the forces of evil in the past]].]]
* AttackOnTheHeart: Demaon's sole weak spot is his heart... which ''isn't'' in his body. [[spoiler: His heart is actually a separate, moon-sized organ orbiting the Demon Planet that the heroes must find and destroy]]. Depending on the adaptations, [[spoiler:it's either Gian (manga, original movie) or Nobita (remake) who throws the dart, which Noraemon then expands with the Enlarging Light, striking the heart and finally killing Demaon]].
* AttackReflector: Doraemon gets to use his Reverse Cloak to incinerate a demon henchman who tried hurling a fireball towards him. Miyoko compliments his magic skill, only for Doraemon to tell her it's a gadget made of science, not magic. The same cloak appears in the final battle against Demaon and his minions.
* BalefulPolymorph:
** Miyoko gets turned into a cat by the demons who abducted her father. She turns back to human after being exposed to moonlight. The 2007 remake turns her into a mouse instead, resulting in a bunch of funny moment when she [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes unintentionally scares Doraemon, whose greatest fear are mice]].
** Only for the 2007 version, but [[spoiler: Miyoko's mother turns out to be Medusa, corrupted by demons into becoming one herself]].
* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: While the gang are on Miyoko's enchanted flying carpet transport sending them from eareth to the Demon Planet, they can ride it without being affected by the air in outer space. Also, Demaon and his army of demons on their steeds can fly in outer space. Justified, because, well, ''magic''.
* AdaptationalBadass: In the 2007 remake, [[spoiler: the enlarged dart that pierces Demaon's heart is flung by Nobita, not Gian]].
* AdaptationDeviation: The 2007 remake have Miyoko being cursed into becoming a mouse, instead of a cat. This adds some comedic moments when mouse!Miyoko tries communicating with Doraemon and Nobita, only to scare Doraemon away, but the rest of the story plays out like normal.
* TheChosenOne: When Miyoko asks for Doraemon and Nobita to drag their friends out on their quest to the Demon Planet, Nobita asks for an explaination that boils down to "Why them?"... Miyoko then produces a magic CrystalBall off her necklace that foretolds prophecies to show them, the foretold saviours that can defeat Demaon and save the world. Cue the crystal ball showing Doraemon, Nobita, Shizuka, Gian and Suneo on it.
* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: The story would be over more than a one-third through, if Nobita and Doraemon, having decided that the world of magic isn't what they want it to be, simply chose to get back into the What-If Phone Booth and wish things back to normal. But Nobita just ''had'' to be determined to learn some magic tricks before leaving simply to prove himself, one thing leads to another and the What-If Phone Booth ends up lost. Whoops.
* DeusExMachina: [[spoiler: Doraemon's sister Doralin, showing up in the last minute to bail Nobita and Doraemon out of the mess they got themselves into]]. Note that this is the first time [[spoiler: Doralin]] had a major role in any of the "Long Tales" series... her abscence earlier on may be justified due to the previous four adventures taking place [[Anime/DoraemonNobitasDinosaur in the past]], [[Anime/DoraemonTheRecordOfNobitaSpaceblazer on another solar system]], [[Anime/DoraemonNobitaAndTheHauntsOfEvil in a different continent]] and [[Anime/DoraemonNobitaAndTheCastleOfTheUnderseaDevil underwater]] but no explanations are given on why didn't she show up in later installments.
* TheDragon: Medusa the demoness is this to Damaon in the 2007 remake, serving as a secondary villain and having TheReveal [[spoiler: as Miyako's mother]]. Not so much in the original however, where she’s just another lackey of Demaon.
* EvilIsBurningHot: The 2005 remake depicts Demaon as a Balrog-like fire demon whose body is wreathed in {{Hellfire}}. Absent in the manga and the original movie which depicts him as a shadowy horned demon, however.
* {{Expy}}: It seems like Fujio Fujiko had [[WesternAnimation/{{Fantasia}} Chernabog]] in mind when designing Demaon the Demon King.
* FakeOutFadeOut: [[spoiler: Doralin shows up, saves Doraemon and Nobita, and produces her own version of the What-If Phone Booth to undo the Underworld's existance]]. The story seems to end at that point, with credits beginning to roll... but then Nobita asks about [[spoiler: what's going to happen to their friends still imprisoned in the Demon World]]. It turns out the Demon's World will continue to exist as a separate universe, and that [[spoiler: Shizuka, Suneo and Gian, will remain in that ''other'' world, casuing Nobita and Doraemon to realize they still ''need'' to rescue their friends from the Demon World before undoing the wish]]. And then the story continues for another half an hour.
* FantasticFlora: The jungles of the world of demons is filled with oversized plants and flowers taller than buildings. And also plus-sized monsters that feeds on those plants.
* FlyingBroomstick: Citizens in the Magic Universe are trained to fly on broomsticks since young. Nobita, after some serious struggle, finally gets one to work when [[spoiler: fleeing from Demaon's minion, Medusa]].
* GorgeousGorgon: The 2007 remake turns Medusa into one of these, since [[spoiler: she used to be a human woman - specifically, Miyoko's mother - who gave up her soul to save her daughter and ends up a demon]]. Averted in the original manga and anime, where Medusa is a horrible-looking skeletal creature.
* HoldTheLine: [[spoiler: With most of the characters captured alive by the demon army, Nobita and Miyoko hiding in a cave with Nobita's Pebble Hat torn, Miyoko decides to give Nobita ''her'' hat and fend off the demons, so that Nobita can escape with the scroll containing secrets to defeating Demaon. By the time Nobita rendezvous with DOraemon, they're the only two heroes left]].
* LivingStatue: The exterior of Professor Mangetsu's mansion is guarded by a cherub statue that can fire arrows at intruders.
* {{Lunacy}}: Inverted - the effects of the demons' transformation spells can be dispelled by moonlight. Cat!Miyoko standing under moonbeams will turn back to human!Miyoko, while [[spoiler: statue!Nobita and statue!Doraemon turns back to normal at nightfall... only to make it as far as the corridor outside Nobita's room before the moon gets obscured by clouds]].
* MagicCarpet: Miyoko summons a giant flying rug that flies on autopilot, traveling directly from earth to the demon's world. There's also a hidden compartment in the rug they can take a break in, despite [[BiggerOnTheInside exterior shots showing the rug being not really]] ''[[BiggerOnTheInside that]]'' [[BiggerOnTheInside thick]].
* {{Medusa}}: After Doraemon and Nobita escaped to the past via TimeMachine, Demaon sends his minion, the ''same'' Medusa from the myths (she's even referred by name!) to pursue them. In the 2007 remake there's also a subplot where [[spoiler: Medusa turns out to be Miyoko's mother, corrupted by Demaon's powers into becoming a monster]].
* MissingMom: The 2007 remake added a plot point about Miyoko's missing mother (absent in the manga and original movie). It turns out Miss Mangetsu is none other than [[spoiler: the demoness Medusa]].
* MoonRabbit: While travelling atop Miyoko's flying carpet from earth to the demon planet, the gang passes by the moon and sees a bunch of rabbits waving at them from the surface. Since it's a world where magic exists, might as well throw moon rabbits into the mix, right?
* NoSell: As soon as the heroes confront Demaon, they prepped their darts, remembered the prophecy that Demaon's heart is his only weak spot, and throws their projectiles. Alas, none of their darts register a hit - cue Demaon delivering a CurbStompBattle throwing all the heroes out of his citadel. [[spoiler: It turns out because his heart is '''not''' inside his body]].
* OnceMoreWithClarity: Before Nobita made his wish in the What-If Phone Booth, he uncovers a pair of stone statues resembling himself and Doraemon. Both statues seem to have a life of their own; after Nobita and Doraemon have them chucked into a dumpster, they reappeared in the ''middle of the night'' outside Nobita's bedroom. [[spoiler: Those statues are actually Nobita and Doraemon from ''the future'', {{Time Travel}}ing to the past before Nobita can use the What-If Phone Booth, only to be hit by Medusa's curse, as revealed later in the story. They revert to normal in the presence of moonlight and tried warning their past selves, before the moon suddenly gets covered by clouds, hence the reason behind why the statues moved on their own from the dumpster to inside the house]].
* PantyShot: After some effort, Nobita managed to make his levitating spell works... on Shizuka's skirt. She is NOT amused. [[spoiler: At the end of the story after the whole world goes back to normal, Nobita, remembering some of the incantations during his stint in the magic-verse, tries casting a random spell near Shizuka, Gian and Suneo. Shizuka's skirt starts lifting up, again, but this time it's a coincidental gust]].
* PteroSoarer: Demaon's demon minions flies around on pterosaur-like monsters as their steeds. These creatures can also fly through ''space'' in the final battle.
* RealAfterAll: In the 2007 remake. After restoring everything back to normal with Doralin's backup What-If Phone Booth and reverting the world back to it's original magic-less state, Nobita ponders if their adventures ''really'' happened (since it took place in that AlternateUniverse). [[spoiler: But the same broom they used earlier to escape Medusa shows up]]…
* SeeTheInvisible: After the initial attempt at assassinating Demaon goes south, resulting in Doreamon and friends including Mizuki getting forcefully ejected from Demaon's castle, the gang decide to split up and rendezvous elsewhere with the Stone Cap as cover. Unfortunately, demons hunting after them decide to have their steeds sniff out their locations – they managed to capture Gian, Suneo and Shizuka alive by hunting through scent, with Miyako sacrificing herself for Nobita's escape, leaving Nobita and Doraemon as the only two heroes who escaped.
* SirensAreMermaids: The Planet of Demons have its seas being inhabited by hostile mermaid sirens who lures outsiders with their music. Anyone drawn in by their songs will be devoured by sea monsters, but [[spoiler: Gian ends up saving the day when he starts singing his ''own'' songs to counter the mermaids' music, which is strong enough to scare them away and awake the other heroes from their trance]].
* SpontaneousWeaponCreation: Miyoko can generate a FlamingSword from her necklace at will. She's darn capable at using it to slice up enemy demons, too.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Nobita made a wish in the What-If Phone Booth for magic to exist in the world... and finds out he simply couldn't just make magic "happen" (the moment after Nobita steps out of the booth, he tried making it work by shouting "turn maths books into manga!" "make me fly!" while Doraemon tries shouting, "Dorayaki fall from the sky!"... [[EpicFail none of these works]]), he still need to learn the basics of magic and start off by levitating light objects first before moving to more complicated stuff. It's absolutely NOT the world he's expecting, ''at all''.
* TakenForGranite: Doraemon and Nobita gets turned into statues [[spoiler: by Demaon's minion, {{Medusa}}]]. [[AndIMustScream What's even worse is that they're actually aware of their surroundings while petrified]].
* TheWorfBarrage: What the heroes' initial attempt to kill Demaon with their silver darts amounts into. They collectively threw a couple dozen projectiles, many which hits Demaon dead-on in the heart, only for the demon-lord to shrug their darts aside before taunting their futile efforts.
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[[caption-width-right:350:The 2007 remake, ''Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld ~The 7 Magic Users~'']]
When Manga/{{Doraemon}} gets a magical touch.
''Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld'' is the fifth movie of the Doraemon franchise, released in 1984, based on the entry of ''Manga/DoraemonsLongTales'' with the same name.
After Nobita gets repeatedly told there's no such thing as magic in real world, he decide to convince Doraemon into creating a world where magic ''do'' exist using the What-If Phone Booth. The gadget grants their wishes, but not in the way they want - the AlternateUniverse they created runs on magic that ''needs'' to be learnt, step-by-step, much to Nobita and Doraemon's frustration. Before they can turn the world back to normal, they were assaulted by demons after a run-in with a girl named Miyako with magic powers who only exists in this alternate reality. And then Nobita and Doraemon finds out from Miayko that they, alongside the alternate counterparts of Gian, Suneo and Shizuka, are destined to be {{The Chosen One}}s to save this universe from destruction, and must do battle with an all-powerful Demon Lord, Demaon, and his army of monsters.
The movie gets a remake in 2007, titled ''Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld ~The 7 Magic Users~'', which is an AdaptationExpansion some 15 minutes longer than it's 1984 counterpart, fleshing out more aspects of the magical world Nobita accidentally created with an expanded role on Miyuki.
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!!''Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld'' / ''Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld ~The 7 Magic Users~'' contain examples of:
* AlternateUniverse: Most of the story takes place in another universe created by Nobita via the What-If Phone Booth, asking for a world where magic exists. As such, this 'vers's version of Shizuka, Gian and Suneo, and literally everyone else exists in a separate timeline - once Nobita and Doraemon wished the world back to normal, their original timeline counterparts wouldn't remember a single thing from their adventures in the Planet of Demons. [[spoiler: So Gian couldn't go around boasting to everyone that he killed a Demon King, then]]...
* AscendedExtra: In the remake, Medusa have a much bigger role than she did in the manga or original anime, [[spoiler: disguising herself as Gian to attack the heroes before they make their trip]]. She gets to battle the heroes several times throughout (compared to her manga and original anime counterpart who curses Nobita and Doraemon, and then leaves) [[spoiler: eventually gaining a rather epic death scene. Also, [[RelatedInTheAdaptation she is Miyoko's long-lost mother corrupted by the forces of evil in the past]].]]
* AttackOnTheHeart: Demaon's sole weak spot is his heart... which ''isn't'' in his body. [[spoiler: His heart is actually a separate, moon-sized organ orbiting the Demon Planet that the heroes must find and destroy]]. Depending on the adaptations, [[spoiler:it's either Gian (manga, original movie) or Nobita (remake) who throws the dart, which Noraemon then expands with the Enlarging Light, striking the heart and finally killing Demaon]].
* AttackReflector: Doraemon gets to use his Reverse Cloak to incinerate a demon henchman who tried hurling a fireball towards him. Miyoko compliments his magic skill, only for Doraemon to tell her it's a gadget made of science, not magic. The same cloak appears in the final battle against Demaon and his minions.
* BalefulPolymorph:
** Miyoko gets turned into a cat by the demons who abducted her father. She turns back to human after being exposed to moonlight. The 2007 remake turns her into a mouse instead, resulting in a bunch of funny moment when she [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes unintentionally scares Doraemon, whose greatest fear are mice]].
** Only for the 2007 version, but [[spoiler: Miyoko's mother turns out to be Medusa, corrupted by demons into becoming one herself]].
* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: While the gang are on Miyoko's enchanted flying carpet transport sending them from eareth to the Demon Planet, they can ride it without being affected by the air in outer space. Also, Demaon and his army of demons on their steeds can fly in outer space. Justified, because, well, ''magic''.
* AdaptationalBadass: In the 2007 remake, [[spoiler: the enlarged dart that pierces Demaon's heart is flung by Nobita, not Gian]].
* AdaptationDeviation: The 2007 remake have Miyoko being cursed into becoming a mouse, instead of a cat. This adds some comedic moments when mouse!Miyoko tries communicating with Doraemon and Nobita, only to scare Doraemon away, but the rest of the story plays out like normal.
* TheChosenOne: When Miyoko asks for Doraemon and Nobita to drag their friends out on their quest to the Demon Planet, Nobita asks for an explaination that boils down to "Why them?"... Miyoko then produces a magic CrystalBall off her necklace that foretolds prophecies to show them, the foretold saviours that can defeat Demaon and save the world. Cue the crystal ball showing Doraemon, Nobita, Shizuka, Gian and Suneo on it.
* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: The story would be over more than a one-third through, if Nobita and Doraemon, having decided that the world of magic isn't what they want it to be, simply chose to get back into the What-If Phone Booth and wish things back to normal. But Nobita just ''had'' to be determined to learn some magic tricks before leaving simply to prove himself, one thing leads to another and the What-If Phone Booth ends up lost. Whoops.
* DeusExMachina: [[spoiler: Doraemon's sister Doralin, showing up in the last minute to bail Nobita and Doraemon out of the mess they got themselves into]]. Note that this is the first time [[spoiler: Doralin]] had a major role in any of the "Long Tales" series... her abscence earlier on may be justified due to the previous four adventures taking place [[Anime/DoraemonNobitasDinosaur in the past]], [[Anime/DoraemonTheRecordOfNobitaSpaceblazer on another solar system]], [[Anime/DoraemonNobitaAndTheHauntsOfEvil in a different continent]] and [[Anime/DoraemonNobitaAndTheCastleOfTheUnderseaDevil underwater]] but no explanations are given on why didn't she show up in later installments.
* TheDragon: Medusa the demoness is this to Damaon in the 2007 remake, serving as a secondary villain and having TheReveal [[spoiler: as Miyako's mother]]. Not so much in the original however, where she’s just another lackey of Demaon.
* EvilIsBurningHot: The 2005 remake depicts Demaon as a Balrog-like fire demon whose body is wreathed in {{Hellfire}}. Absent in the manga and the original movie which depicts him as a shadowy horned demon, however.
* {{Expy}}: It seems like Fujio Fujiko had [[WesternAnimation/{{Fantasia}} Chernabog]] in mind when designing Demaon the Demon King.
* FakeOutFadeOut: [[spoiler: Doralin shows up, saves Doraemon and Nobita, and produces her own version of the What-If Phone Booth to undo the Underworld's existance]]. The story seems to end at that point, with credits beginning to roll... but then Nobita asks about [[spoiler: what's going to happen to their friends still imprisoned in the Demon World]]. It turns out the Demon's World will continue to exist as a separate universe, and that [[spoiler: Shizuka, Suneo and Gian, will remain in that ''other'' world, casuing Nobita and Doraemon to realize they still ''need'' to rescue their friends from the Demon World before undoing the wish]]. And then the story continues for another half an hour.
* FantasticFlora: The jungles of the world of demons is filled with oversized plants and flowers taller than buildings. And also plus-sized monsters that feeds on those plants.
* FlyingBroomstick: Citizens in the Magic Universe are trained to fly on broomsticks since young. Nobita, after some serious struggle, finally gets one to work when [[spoiler: fleeing from Demaon's minion, Medusa]].
* GorgeousGorgon: The 2007 remake turns Medusa into one of these, since [[spoiler: she used to be a human woman - specifically, Miyoko's mother - who gave up her soul to save her daughter and ends up a demon]]. Averted in the original manga and anime, where Medusa is a horrible-looking skeletal creature.
* HoldTheLine: [[spoiler: With most of the characters captured alive by the demon army, Nobita and Miyoko hiding in a cave with Nobita's Pebble Hat torn, Miyoko decides to give Nobita ''her'' hat and fend off the demons, so that Nobita can escape with the scroll containing secrets to defeating Demaon. By the time Nobita rendezvous with DOraemon, they're the only two heroes left]].
* LivingStatue: The exterior of Professor Mangetsu's mansion is guarded by a cherub statue that can fire arrows at intruders.
* {{Lunacy}}: Inverted - the effects of the demons' transformation spells can be dispelled by moonlight. Cat!Miyoko standing under moonbeams will turn back to human!Miyoko, while [[spoiler: statue!Nobita and statue!Doraemon turns back to normal at nightfall... only to make it as far as the corridor outside Nobita's room before the moon gets obscured by clouds]].
* MagicCarpet: Miyoko summons a giant flying rug that flies on autopilot, traveling directly from earth to the demon's world. There's also a hidden compartment in the rug they can take a break in, despite [[BiggerOnTheInside exterior shots showing the rug being not really]] ''[[BiggerOnTheInside that]]'' [[BiggerOnTheInside thick]].
* {{Medusa}}: After Doraemon and Nobita escaped to the past via TimeMachine, Demaon sends his minion, the ''same'' Medusa from the myths (she's even referred by name!) to pursue them. In the 2007 remake there's also a subplot where [[spoiler: Medusa turns out to be Miyoko's mother, corrupted by Demaon's powers into becoming a monster]].
* MissingMom: The 2007 remake added a plot point about Miyoko's missing mother (absent in the manga and original movie). It turns out Miss Mangetsu is none other than [[spoiler: the demoness Medusa]].
* MoonRabbit: While travelling atop Miyoko's flying carpet from earth to the demon planet, the gang passes by the moon and sees a bunch of rabbits waving at them from the surface. Since it's a world where magic exists, might as well throw moon rabbits into the mix, right?
* NoSell: As soon as the heroes confront Demaon, they prepped their darts, remembered the prophecy that Demaon's heart is his only weak spot, and throws their projectiles. Alas, none of their darts register a hit - cue Demaon delivering a CurbStompBattle throwing all the heroes out of his citadel. [[spoiler: It turns out because his heart is '''not''' inside his body]].
* OnceMoreWithClarity: Before Nobita made his wish in the What-If Phone Booth, he uncovers a pair of stone statues resembling himself and Doraemon. Both statues seem to have a life of their own; after Nobita and Doraemon have them chucked into a dumpster, they reappeared in the ''middle of the night'' outside Nobita's bedroom. [[spoiler: Those statues are actually Nobita and Doraemon from ''the future'', {{Time Travel}}ing to the past before Nobita can use the What-If Phone Booth, only to be hit by Medusa's curse, as revealed later in the story. They revert to normal in the presence of moonlight and tried warning their past selves, before the moon suddenly gets covered by clouds, hence the reason behind why the statues moved on their own from the dumpster to inside the house]].
* PantyShot: After some effort, Nobita managed to make his levitating spell works... on Shizuka's skirt. She is NOT amused. [[spoiler: At the end of the story after the whole world goes back to normal, Nobita, remembering some of the incantations during his stint in the magic-verse, tries casting a random spell near Shizuka, Gian and Suneo. Shizuka's skirt starts lifting up, again, but this time it's a coincidental gust]].
* PteroSoarer: Demaon's demon minions flies around on pterosaur-like monsters as their steeds. These creatures can also fly through ''space'' in the final battle.
* RealAfterAll: In the 2007 remake. After restoring everything back to normal with Doralin's backup What-If Phone Booth and reverting the world back to it's original magic-less state, Nobita ponders if their adventures ''really'' happened (since it took place in that AlternateUniverse). [[spoiler: But the same broom they used earlier to escape Medusa shows up]]…
* SeeTheInvisible: After the initial attempt at assassinating Demaon goes south, resulting in Doreamon and friends including Mizuki getting forcefully ejected from Demaon's castle, the gang decide to split up and rendezvous elsewhere with the Stone Cap as cover. Unfortunately, demons hunting after them decide to have their steeds sniff out their locations – they managed to capture Gian, Suneo and Shizuka alive by hunting through scent, with Miyako sacrificing herself for Nobita's escape, leaving Nobita and Doraemon as the only two heroes who escaped.
* SirensAreMermaids: The Planet of Demons have its seas being inhabited by hostile mermaid sirens who lures outsiders with their music. Anyone drawn in by their songs will be devoured by sea monsters, but [[spoiler: Gian ends up saving the day when he starts singing his ''own'' songs to counter the mermaids' music, which is strong enough to scare them away and awake the other heroes from their trance]].
* SpontaneousWeaponCreation: Miyoko can generate a FlamingSword from her necklace at will. She's darn capable at using it to slice up enemy demons, too.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Nobita made a wish in the What-If Phone Booth for magic to exist in the world... and finds out he simply couldn't just make magic "happen" (the moment after Nobita steps out of the booth, he tried making it work by shouting "turn maths books into manga!" "make me fly!" while Doraemon tries shouting, "Dorayaki fall from the sky!"... [[EpicFail none of these works]]), he still need to learn the basics of magic and start off by levitating light objects first before moving to more complicated stuff. It's absolutely NOT the world he's expecting, ''at all''.
* TakenForGranite: Doraemon and Nobita gets turned into statues [[spoiler: by Demaon's minion, {{Medusa}}]]. [[AndIMustScream What's even worse is that they're actually aware of their surroundings while petrified]].
* TheWorfBarrage: What the heroes' initial attempt to kill Demaon with their silver darts amounts into. They collectively threw a couple dozen projectiles, many which hits Demaon dead-on in the heart, only for the demon-lord to shrug their darts aside before taunting their futile efforts.
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--> ''Chinkara-hoi!''
