As they went inside, future Nobita asked the receptionist for Nobita and Shizuka's marriage room, while the present Nobita overheard with joy telling Doraemon that HE WILL eventually marry Shizuka in the future. Nobita and Doraemon arrived at the Prince Melon Hotel and when they do, they both saw future Nobita who is all dressed up getting ready to get married, and the two of them followed him. Also not to mention, Nobita's neighborhood was now a public park, and they both arrived in the future inside the public bathroom. He pulls out a gadget call: Time Note, and also tells Nobita that there is a place called: Prince Melon Hotel, where Nobita and Shizuka's marriage takes place, and the two of them hop on the time machine, and travel 25 years ago. According to what Doraemon said, he tells Nobita that he will DEFINITELY marry Shizuka. Nobita goes back home, and tells Doraemon if he will marry Shizuka in the future.
When they said their final proposing line, Nobita came in with a horrified face telling Shizuka that she was an idiot for proposing with Dekisugi at a young age and runs away crying, but the two are confused about what Nobita said to them. The new poster made the fans very emotional on seeing the years of an insurmountable plea of Nobita being fulfilled.The episode starts at the vacant lot, where Shizuka and Dekisugi are practicing for their school play. Our dream to go across the world with anyway door or defying prognostication with the Time Machine has always been present, but our desire to see Nobita and Shizuka together rose above everything. He was protected against the sheer bullies and also supported by his best friend, Doraemon. Nobita, the protagonist has been trying so hard to woo Shizuka all his life, he has also been very clumsy and sentimental which is why Doraemon aided him. An imagined community has been built all across the world on the liking of the famous manga and animations series. There can be no compartmentalization of age group when it comes to Doraemon. The globalized anime first illustrated by Fujiko Fujio in 1969 in Japan has been popularized and transitioned in cinematography throughout the years.
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