Doreamon Lost Media
Doraemon is a popular and long-running anime television series based on the manga of the same name by Fujiko F. Fujio. Its best-known adaptation originally ran from 1979 until 2005, while a reboot, that began airing a month after the first series conclusion, is still airing to this day.
However, the very first attempt to adapt Doraemon to television had actually occurred in 1973, with a series produced by a company named Nippon TeleMovie Productions (previously known under the names of Japan Broadcast Film and Tokyo TV Movie). It aired on the Nippon TV network (unrelated to Nippon TeleMovie Productions). The series was broadcast from April 1st, 1973 until September 30th, 1973, for 26 episodes. Each consisted of 2 segments, making the series 52 shorts in total.[1]
Doraemon एक लोकप्रिय और लंबे समय से चलने वाली एनीम टेलीविजन श्रृंखला है जो फुजीको एफ। फ़ुज़ियो द्वारा उसी नाम के मंगा के आधार पर है। इसका सबसे प्रसिद्ध अनुकूलन मूल रूप से 1 9 7 9 से 2005 तक भाग गया, जबकि एक रीबूट, जो पहली श्रृंखला निष्कर्ष के एक महीने बाद प्रसारित हुआ, अभी भी इस दिन में प्रसारित हो रहा है।
हालांकि, डोरामन को टेलीविज़न में डीओरामन को अनुकूलित करने का पहला प्रयास वास्तव में 1 9 73 में हुआ था, जिसमें निप्पॉन टेलीमोवी प्रोडक्शंस नामक कंपनी द्वारा उत्पादित श्रृंखला के साथ (जिसे पहले जापान ब्रॉडकास्ट फिल्म और टोक्यो टीवी फिल्म के नामों के तहत जाना जाता था)। यह निप्पॉन टीवी नेटवर्क (निप्पॉन टेलीमोवी प्रोडक्शंस से संबंधित) पर प्रसारित हुआ। श्रृंखला को 1 अप्रैल, 1 9 73 से 30 सितंबर, 1 9 73 तक 26 एपिसोड के लिए प्रसारित किया गया था। प्रत्येक में 2 सेगमेंट शामिल थे, जिससे श्रृंखला 52 शॉर्ट्स कुल मिलाकर। [1]
Broadcast and Cancellation
While the series did well in the ratings and was considered to be extended for another year, it encountered budget issues during its run, compounded by financial problems that the studio had, as well as the president of NTV Video abruptly resigning during the television run. The new president appeared not to regard the anime very highly, while the financial issues lead to the studio going bankrupt and being dissolved. Many of the staff that worked on the show wound up unpaid for their efforts due to this.
With the dissolution of Nippon TeleMovie Productions, the film reels to the series and other possessions wound up sold off to cover the debt, while other belongings in the studio and production materials were either thrown out in the garbage or destroyed in a kerosene fire. It has been erroneously reported that NTV deliberately organized a "cremation" fire and destroyed all the episodes; however, the production chief Masumi Jun (at the time credited under his real name, Hiroshi Shimosaki) has stated that this wasn't the case and has gone on to attempt to debunk the misconceptions surrounding the series' production and fate. Even so, a significant portion of the anime can be considered lost to some degree.
This version was briefly rebroadcast in 1979 but was abruptly pulled off television by order of Shogakukan, who did not want the new adaptation's reputation to be affected by the existence of the previous one, or for child viewers to be confused with the two different versions. It is possible that recorded videos from this time period may exist in some form.
While Hiroshi Fujimoto (aka "Fujiko F") was disappointed in the choice of studio to adapt Doraemon and the changes made to Nobita and Doraemon's characters, it is said that upon the closing of the NTV studio, he did not hold any hard feelings against the staff and expressed the hope that they could work on a new attempt at Doraemon in the future.
Surviving Material
In 1995, episodes 18 and 20 through 26 were found to be stored in Studio Rush (now known as IMAGICA). In 2003, other segments were found by the production chief of the show, Hiroshi Shimozaki (under the alias of Masumi Jun)[1][2], though two remain without their audio tracks. In 1998, a videotape recording of episode 18B, "Crazy Stomach Clock," was found by a lady named Yoshiaki Ueda. The tape was lent to a friend who went by the alias, Hanaballoon. The person hosted a blog on the 1973 anime[3], and thus a page that includes audio clips to the tape was made but has since been deleted.
On September 3rd, 2004, an Infoseek blog was created by a Japanese student that would be discussed collecting rare adverts and scarce information at the time. On December 25th, he received an audio recording tape from an anonymous person that contained the opening and credits along with a commercial for Nomura Securities.[4]
A pilot film was also produced in 1972. These are occasionally shown at Doraemon fan conventions in Japan, but cannot be legally released due to rights complications and the production studio being defunct. Some episodes of the series also only survive in still image form. It is unknown what may have happened to the other reels.
The opening and closing credits are the only surviving clips of the show available online that are neither hoaxes nor have been taken down.
When asked about a possible release of the surviving footage, Hiroshi Shimozaki responded:
एपिसोड "शिज़ुका के जन्मदिन" से शिज़ुका की एक तस्वीर।
1 99 5 में, एपिसोड 18 और 20 से 26 होकर स्टूडियो रश (जिसे अब इमेजिका के रूप में जाना जाता है) में संग्रहीत किया गया था। 2003 में, अन्य खंड शो के उत्पादन प्रमुख, हिरोशी शिमोज़ाकी (मसुमी जून के उपनाम के तहत) [1] [2] द्वारा पाए गए थे, हालांकि दो उनके ऑडियो ट्रैक के बिना रहते हैं। 1 99 8 में, एपिसोड 18 बी, "क्रेजी पेट घड़ी" की एक वीडियो टेप रिकॉर्डिंग, योशियाकी यूएडा नाम की एक महिला द्वारा मिली थी। टेप एक दोस्त को दिया गया था जो उपनाम, हनबैलून द्वारा चला गया था। व्यक्ति ने 1 9 73 की एनीम [3] पर एक ब्लॉग की मेजबानी की, और इस प्रकार एक पृष्ठ जिसमें टेप में ऑडियो क्लिप शामिल किए गए थे लेकिन तब से हटा दिया गया है।
3 सितंबर, 2004 को, एक इन्फोसीक ब्लॉग एक जापानी छात्र द्वारा बनाया गया था जिस पर उस समय दुर्लभ विज्ञापन और दुर्लभ जानकारी एकत्रित करने पर चर्चा की जाएगी। 25 दिसंबर को, उन्हें एक अज्ञात व्यक्ति से एक ऑडियो रिकॉर्डिंग टेप मिला जिसमें नोमुरा सिक्योरिटीज के लिए एक वाणिज्यिक के साथ उद्घाटन और क्रेडिट शामिल थे। [4]
एक पायलट फिल्म थी 1 9 72 में भी उत्पादित किया गया। इन्हें कभी-कभी जापान में डोरामन प्रशंसक सम्मेलनों में दिखाया जाता है, लेकिन अधिकार जटिलताओं और उत्पादन स्टूडियो को निष्क्रिय होने के कारण कानूनी रूप से जारी नहीं किया जा सकता है।
श्रृंखला के कुछ एपिसोड भी केवल छवि रूप में जीवित रहते हैं। यह अज्ञात है कि अन्य रीलों के साथ क्या हो सकता है। उद्घाटन और समापन क्रेडिट ऑनलाइन उपलब्ध शो के एकमात्र जीवित क्लिप हैं जो न तो धोखाधड़ी हैं और न ही इसे हटा दिया गया है।
जब जीवित फुटेज की एक संभावित रिलीज के बारे में पूछा गया, हिरोशी शिमोजाकी ने जवाब दिया
Dear American fans of Doraemon
Thank you for the email. In 1973 we broadcasted NTV Doraemon (NTV Doraemon and Old Dora is what the Japanese call Doraemon '73); for a long time, I thought that it was completely forgotten. So in 2003, I made a website about it. I got lots of emails from people saying that they wanted to see clips from the show. So I made a membership page with a Username and Password and uploaded the Opening and Ending.
Within a few minutes, I had heard that someone with access to the page had uploaded both clips onto another page (2chan). I removed the clip from my site right away. But because I gave it away only for a moment, it is now all over YouTube and other sites.
Due to me uploading it I got in some trouble with the law, I am resolving the issue now, but because of that, I will refrain from uploading the footage online. Though I have made it available at lectures and such for research use.
While Doraemon is still on the air, I am not allowed to release the footage. I hope you understand.-Signed Masumi Jun
Doraemon के प्रिय अमेरिकी प्रशंसकों ने ईमेल के लिए धन्यवाद।
1 9 73 में हमने एनटीवी डोरामन को प्रसारित किया (एनटीवी डोरामन और ओल्ड डोरा जापानी कॉल डोरामन '73 क्या है); लंबे समय तक, मैंने सोचा कि यह पूरी तरह से भूल गया था। तो 2003 में, मैंने इसके बारे में एक वेबसाइट बनाई। मुझे लोगों से बहुत सारे ईमेल मिले कि वे शो से क्लिप देखना चाहते थे। इसलिए मैंने एक उपयोगकर्ता नाम और पासवर्ड के साथ एक सदस्यता पृष्ठ बनाया और उद्घाटन और अंत अपलोड किया।
कुछ ही मिनटों के भीतर, मैंने सुना था कि पृष्ठ तक पहुंच वाले किसी व्यक्ति ने दोनों क्लिप को किसी अन्य पृष्ठ (2chan) पर अपलोड किया था। मैंने क्लिप को अपनी साइट से तुरंत हटा दिया। लेकिन क्योंकि मैंने इसे केवल एक पल के लिए दिया, अब यह सभी यूट्यूब और अन्य साइटों पर है।
मेरे कारण इसे अपलोड करने के कारण मुझे कानून के साथ कुछ परेशानी मिली, मैं अब इस मुद्दे को हल कर रहा हूं, लेकिन इसके कारण, मैं फुटेज को ऑनलाइन अपलोड करने से बचूंगा। हालांकि मैंने इसे व्याख्यान और अनुसंधान के उपयोग के लिए उपलब्ध कराया है।
जबकि डोरामन अभी भी हवा पर है, मुझे फुटेज जारी करने की अनुमति नहीं है। मुझे आशा है कि आप समझेंगे। -सिंबी मसुमी जून
Episodes
Note: All of the titles end with "no maki" (の巻), meaning 'part' or 'chapter'.
Key: Found, publicly available or not, artifacts exist, like scripts or clips, or lost, possibly with images.
| # | Original title | English translation | Air date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 出た！！ドラえもんの巻 / ペコペコバッタ大騒動の巻 | Doraemon Came Out!!/ The Bow-Bow Grasshopper Riot | April 1st, 1973 | In Jun storage. / Lost, images exist. |
| 2 | 屋根の上のすてきな子の巻 / のび太のご先祖さんの巻 | Nice Girl on the Roof / Nobita's Ancestors | April 8th, 1973 | In Jun storage albeit with no title card./ In Jun storage albeit with no title card. |
| 3 | 弱味をにぎれの巻 / キューピッドですきすき作戦の巻 | Understand the Weakness / Operation Cupid Love-Love | April 15th, 1973 | Lost, clip exists. / Lost, script and images as well as a 6-second clip exist. |
| 4 | ねずみに弱い猫もあるの巻 / ガキ大将をやっつけろの巻 | Rats Are As Weak As Cats / Defeat the Bully | April 22nd, 1973 | In Jun storage, albeit with no audio. / In Jun storage, albeit with no audio. |
| 5 | おせじ鏡の巻 / パパとママの結婚記念日の巻 | The Liar's Mirror / Papa and Mama's Wedding Anniversary | April 29th, 1973 | In Jun storage. / Lost, images exist. |
| 6 | のろいカメラの巻 / 宝くじ大当り作戦の巻 | Cursing Camera / Lottery Jackpot Strategy | May 6th, 1973 | Lost, script exists. / Lost, script exists. |
| 7 | 決闘！のび太とジャイアンの巻 / わたしは誰でしょうの巻 | Duel! Nobita and Gian / Who Am I | May 13th, 1973 | Lost, script exists. / Lost, script exists. |
| 8 | アベコンベ騒動の巻 / おばけ屋敷の謎の巻 | Abekonbe Riot / Mystery of the Ghost House | May 20th, 1973 | Lost, script exists. / Lost, script and images exist. |
| 9 | クイック・スロー大作戦の巻 / のび太は雨男の巻 | The Quick-Slow Great Strategy / Nobita the Rain Man | May 27th, 1973 | Lost. / Lost, script and images exist. |
| 10 | ウルトラミキサーの巻 / ねがい星流れ星の巻 | Ultra Mixer / Wishing Star, Shooting Star | June 3rd, 1973 | Lost. / In Jun storage. |
| 11 | ふしぎなふろしきの巻 / のび太のおばあちゃんの巻 | The Mysterious Cloth / Nobita's Grandma | June 10th, 1973 | Lost, images exist. / Lost, images exist. |
| 12 | 大リーグ赤バットの巻 / 男は力で勝負するの巻 | Red Bat of the Major League / A Man Fights with Power | June 17th, 1973 | Lost. / In Jun storage. |
| 13 | ガチャ子登場の巻 / おしゃべり口べにの巻 | Gachako's Appearance/ The Talking Lipstick | June 24th, 1973 | Lost, images exist. / Lost. |
| 14 | すきすきカメラの巻 / 天の川でデイトしようの巻 | Love, Love This Camera/ Date in the Milky Way | July 1st, 1973 | Clip in background of Japanese pornographic film. / Lost. |
| 15 | へんなロボットカーの巻 / ニコニコせっけんの巻 | Weird Robot Car / Smiling Soap | July 8th, 1973 | Lost, images exist. / Lost. |
| 16 | おれ署長のだいりの巻 / さあ夏だ！スキーをやろうの巻 | My Chief of the Inner Palace / It's Summer! Let's Try to Ski | July 15th, 1973 | Lost. / Lost. |
| 17 | 成績表はいやだなあの巻 / 自分のかげをつかまえろの巻 | I Hate Report Cards / Catching My Shadow | July 29th, 1973 | Lost, images exist. A heavily damaged 1978 rerun is rumored to be in JustZingo storage. / Lost. |
| 18 | 潜水艦で海へ行こうの巻 / くっるたハラ時計の巻 | Going to Sea in a Submarine / Crazy Stomach Clock | Aug 5th, 1973 | In Jun and IMAGICA storage. / In IMAGICA storage. |
| 19 | キャンプ騒動の巻 / 忘れな草って何だっけの巻 | Camp Riot / Who is Going to Forget? | Aug 12th, 1973 | Lost, images exist and clip in IMAGICA storage. / Lost, clip in IMAGICA storage. |
| 20 | クーラーパラソルの巻 / いつでも日記の巻 | Cooler Parasol / Always Diary | Aug 19th, 1973 | In IMAGICA storage. / In IMAGICA storage. |
| 21 | 宿題おばけが出たの巻 / お天気ボックスの巻 | The Homework Ghost Came Out / Weather Box | Aug 26th, 1973 | In IMAGICA storage. / In IMAGICA storage. |
| 22 | ぼくに清き一票をの巻 / まんが家修行の巻 | I Have One Vote of Betrayal / Mangaka Training | Sept 2nd, 1973 | In IMAGICA storage. / In IMAGICA storage. |
| 23 | すてきなガールフレンドの巻 / 花いっぱい騒動の巻 | Nice Girlfriend / Flowery Riot | Sept 9th, 1973 | In IMAGICA storage. / In IMAGICA storage. |
| 24 | そっくりクレヨンの巻 / 静香の誕生日の巻 | Entirely Crayons / Shizuka's Birthday | Sept 16th, 1973 | In IMAGICA storage. / In IMAGICA storage. |
| 25 | 宇宙飛行士になりたいの巻 / まいごマゴマゴ大騒動の巻 | Becoming an Astronaut/ Lost and Confused Riot | Sept 23rd, 1973 | In IMAGICA storage. / In IMAGICA storage. |
| 26 | ネンドロン大騒動の巻 / さようならドラえもんの巻 | Nendoron Riot / Goodbye, Doraemon* | Sept 30th, 1973 | In IMAGICA storage, audio exists. / In IMAGICA storage, audio exists. |
- Clips from only two episodes, "Operation Cupid Love-Love" and "Love, Love This Camera," have been found online, but they are taken off Youtube as of February 2022.
- The opening and closing credits are the only surviving footage of the show available online which is not taken down from Youtube.
- "Nendoron Riot/Goodbye Doraemon" is currently the only full episode to exist online – albeit in audio form only – and is available here:
Gallery
An old Nippon television schedule advertisement, featuring a time schedule for the 1973 series.
Scripts acquired by LMW contributor m_acrylic.
See Also
- A "Draw Dorami-chan" Song / A Week in Our Time Machine (Partially Found English version of "Doraemon" single; 1980)
- Doraemon "Adventures in Candy Land" (non-existent unaired English dub of anime episode; 2015)
- Doraemon '05 (partially found British dub of anime series; 2015)
- Doraemon '79 (partially found Phuuz English dub pilot of anime; early 2000s)
- Doraemon (partially found Asian English dubs of anime series; late 1990s-early 2000s)
- Doraemon: In A Thrilling Solar Car (partially found anime short film; 1992)
- Doraemon: Ken-chan's Adventure (lost anime short film/TV special; 1980-1981)
- Doraemon: Nobita no Doki Doki! Obake Land (lost build of unreleased Virtual Boy game; 1996)
- Doraemon: Robot War (partially found bootleg anime film; 1983)
- Stand by Me Doraemon (partially found Philippines English dub of anime movie; 2015)
- The Adventures of Albert and Sidney (partially found English dub of "Doraemon" anime series; late 1980s-early 1990s)
External Links
- MEGA archive – courtesy of Beautiful Duwang
References
- ↑ Jump up to:1.0 1.1http://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/the-strange-case-of-the-1973-doraemon-series
- ↑ Masumi Jun's page, detailing the history and production behind the 1973 Doraemon. Retrieved 05 Jan '17.
- ↑ Hanaballoon's '73 page. Retrieved 05 Jan '17.
- ↑ The Infoseek blog Retrieved 13 Jan '18.
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