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July 10, 2026 · 2112-nen Doraemon Tanjou, Anime, Information

Doraemon: 2112 — The Birth of Doraemon at PopRot

Spoiler note: This PopRot guide discusses the setup and emotional beats of Doraemon: 2112 — The Birth of Doraemon, including why Doraemon becomes blue and how the movie connects to his future role with Nobita.

Doraemon: 2112 — The Birth of Doraemon is a 1995 Doraemon short movie/origin special that explains the robot cat’s manufacturing-school days, his accident with robot mice, the reason he turns blue, and the emotional path that leads toward his famous mission with Nobita. PopRot treats it as a compact origin story: funny on the surface, but unusually focused on insecurity, identity, and why Doraemon wants to be useful.

Quick facts

Format: MOVIE
Year: 1995
Episodes/installments: 1 short movie
Genres: Comedy, Fantasy
Adult content: AniList marks this title as non-adult; PopRot processed it as safe family/franchise coverage.

What it covers

The movie is most useful for viewers who know Doraemon as Nobita’s helper but want the “why” behind his look and personality. It turns familiar jokes—fear of mice, his missing ears, his blue body, and his emotional outbursts—into a single origin chain. That makes it a good side entry after someone understands the basic Doraemon premise.

Information

Watch guide, premise, release facts, and spoiler-light overview.

Characters

Doraemon, Dorami, Noramyako, Sewashi, Nobita, and timeline-related figures.

Movie/Episodes

The single short-film entry with recap, quick facts, watch guidance, and navigation.

Story Arcs

Origin beats: robot school, accident, heartbreak, and purpose.

Powers & Abilities

Robot-cat features, future gadgets, and time-travel setup.

Groups & Factions

Robot school, Nobi family line, and future support systems.

Guides & Rankings

Best characters, why the movie matters, and viewing-order advice.

Where to watch legally

Availability changes by region. Start with official Doraemon franchise pages, TV Asahi’s Doraemon hub, and licensed streaming/library listings in your country. Crunchyroll has hosted Doraemon series pages in some regions, but this specific 1995 short may not be available everywhere. Avoid unofficial uploads when a licensed option exists.

PopRot verdict

Watch it when you want Doraemon’s origin in one quick sitting. Skip it only if you need a modern feature-length Doraemon adventure first; this is a character-history short, not a full Nobita quest movie.