I remember watching Doraemon on Disney XD and absolutely loving it. I fell out of it for a good amount of years, but I just recently watched the Stand By Me movies and I fell in love again. I'm definitely going to get more into this series
I do know that the US Dub of Doraemon did air on Disney XD Canada for a Short brief moment in time in around 2015 before Disney XD pulled it after 9 episodes being aired
3:54 OMG... I'm from Barbados and I remember loving this show back in the day. It was known as Albert and Sidney then. I had no idea that particular English dub version was only aired here. I still remember the theme song to this day. 🎵Look a propeller on top of your hat, 🎵Albert and Sidney, a boy and his cat. 🎵Albert has magic, Sidney has fun, 🎵[something, something] soaring, 🎵And go exploring, 🎵And you'll be seeing, 🎵Albert and Sidney agaaaaaaain! 😂
I remember trying to get into Doraemon back around 2008-2010 and I could hardly find anything of it back then, I could at the most find only about a handful of episodes that were subbed. Im glad that its a lot easier to get into Doraemon now
If there's anything that's changed in 10 years, it's accessibility of anime. Not only did Doraemon receive a release over here, fansub groups work on episodes and films. It's cool to see how much is readily available!
To be honest not all episodes are available in English subs .I feel like the 1979 series should be released on dvd/Blu-ray.I’m glad all the movies are available though
Doraemon was premiered in India a few months before the first telecast of the 2005 series in Japan. Then, How could they telecast the new one here at that time, if it wasn't even debuted on Japanese Television?
Fun fact on 6:13, a fan by the name of aaa created a fan game that crosses over Resident Evil and Doraemon called Doraemon: Nobita’s Resident Evil (aka Doraemon: Nobita no BIOHAZARD) with the RPG Maker 2000!
One of my proudest moments is having a hand on helping the third episode of Early English With Doraemon being found and posted online. Clearly it was worth the effort.
About Eric Kelso, Wikipedia, as well as his own site, credits him as Doraemon in a "Gakken English Version". Did Gakken make the Doraemon English World DVDs?
You're in luck because I made 10 other videos about him and preserved a delisted video from Bang Zoom th-cam.com/play/PLEcZQ_kqqZLKat8QYVA98jD9FCSzn3fyz.html
Hi, everyone! Just a heads up the 2nd part will not be uploaded *this* Saturday, but WILL be up next Saturday. It's a big video, and I am excited to share it!!
@@HalKozy to be honest I found your video in February this year as I watching the Japanese version of Doraemon for the first time so I was curious about your content
06:38: Major correction: I’m 100% sure that’s not Masako Nozawa voicing Doraemon in the “Early English with Doraemon” series. 1. Nozawa’s page on the Japanese Wikipedia doesn’t mention “Early English with Doraemon” at all. 2. I don’t have physical copies of any of the entries in this series, but I found a couple of images of the back covers to volumes 1 and 2 and, outside of the English speakers, no voice actors are credited. 3. Lastly, Doraemon’s voice on those tapes doesn’t sound like Nozawa; that’s distinctly Oyama.
I saw it credited elsewhere being not Oyama, which I always found weird. The Beginning English tapes are Oyama -- it's in the credits -- but she went uncredited on these tapes while the English VAs got credit.
@@HalKozy you're welcome! I have a suggestion for the next anime you should do for the next English dub history video. do you think you can do gegege no kitaro next?
Did you know that Doraemon is not the only series to have it's cartoon style? There's also Ninja Hattori, Perman, Monster Kid, Kiteretsu, and Ultra B. Also out of those five Ninja Hattori, the sequel, Perman, and Kiteretsu have an English dub.
@@BenKirb To be honest, I actually suspected that Doraemon (Albert) was voiced by a man and Nobita (Sidney) was voiced by a young boy in that dub, and it turned out that I was right when I saw the footage for the first time.
Jerome Langlois was able to get footage of his Albert and Sidney tape(s) transferred and it's been uploaded on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/i77jn9zHgsM/w-d-xo.html
Today April 7th the artist for Doraemon Motoo Abiko sadly passed away at the age of 88 (1934-April 7th,2022) I just woke on people told me he sadly passed away when I went to twitter this morning
Doraemon Franchise (1980-present) Showa era (1980-1983) Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur (1980) Box Office: $307.8 million Doraemon: The Records of Nobita, Spaceblazer (1981) Box Office: $276.2 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Haunts of Evil (1982) Box Office: $189.4 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil (1983) Box Office: $139 million Total Earnings: $912.4 million Heisei era (1984-1998) Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld (1984) Box Office: $199 milllion Doraemon: Nobita's Little Star Wars (1985) Box Office: $135 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Steel Troops (1986) Box Office: $140.6 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Knights on Dinosaurs (1987) Box Office: $151.6 million Doraemon: The Record of Nobita's Parallel Visit to the West (1988) Box Office: $126 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Birth of Japan (1989) Box Office: $170.7 million Doraemon: Nobia and the Animal Planet (1990) Box Office: $145.8 million Doraemon: Nobita's Dorabian Nights (1991) Box Office: $126.2 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Kingdom of Clouds (1992) Box Office: $111.3 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Tin Labyrinth (1993) Box Office: $102.9 million Doraemon: Nobita's Three Visionary Swordsmen (1994) Box Office: $80.3 million Doraemon: Nobita's Diary on the Creation of the World (1995) Box Office: $72.7 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Galaxy Super-express (1996) Box Office: $84.6 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Spiral City (1997) Box Office: $101.2 million Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas (1998) Box Office: $101 million Total Earnings: $1.8 billion Millennium era (1999-2015) Doraemon: Nobita Drifts in the Universe (1999) Box Office: $93.9 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Legend of the Sun King (2000) Box Office: $88.2 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Winged Braves (2001) Box Office: $81.9 million Doraemon: Nobita in the Robot Kingdom (2002) Box Office: $54.5 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Windmasters (2003) Box Office: $61 million Doraemon: Nobita in the Wan-Nyan Spacetime Odyssey (2004) Box Office: $65.3 million Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur 2006 (2006) Box Office: $71.4 million Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld (2007) Box Office: $81.6 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Green Giant Legend (2008) Box Office: $64 million Doraemon: The Record of Nobita's Spaceblazer (2009) Box Office: $46.1 million Doraemon: Nobita's Great Battle of the Mermaid King (2010) Box Office: $75.8 million Doraemon: Nobita and the New Steel Troops - Winged Angels (2011) Box Office: $49.9 million Doraemon: Nobita and the Island of Miracles - Animal Adventure (2012) Box Office: $74.5 million Doraemon: Nobita's Secret Gadget Museum (2013) Box Office: $46.4 million Doraemon: New Nobita's Great Demon - Peko and the Exploration Party of Five (2014) Box Office: $53.5 million Stand by Me Doraemon (2014) Box Office: $287.5 million Doraemon: Nobita's Space Heroes (2015) Box Office: $51.9 million Total Earnings: $1.3 billion Total Earnings: $4 billion
For someone who lives in Singapore, I am indeed very interested to find out exactly how the local Eng dub there turned out. My first exposures to Doraemon on Singapore Tv was in mandarin, through the imported Taiwanese Chinese dub (on a different channel of course, Ch 8 to be specific). But this english dub seems pretty interesting. If only there can be master tapes of the recordings available somewhere...
Only if They didn't Trashed Doraemon 1973, I would of Watched the Episodes with Masako San as Doraemon then I would of went "Hey!, that's The voice of Son Goku as Doraemon"
Hi, Speed On! Go for it! I'm from the U.S., so I'd love to see a video on his popularity in India. I read some articles on some negativity he's received over there, but I know he's got a solid fanbase. Thank you for watching!!
@@HalKozy if you ever need one feel free to look at my work if you ever need a editor,thumbnail designer or scriptwriter. I do simialer video essay style videos and if your ever intrested feel free to contact me
I've also heard from friends of some sort of 2005 series DVD release featuring an original animation in English, with a Mario Party-esque game, much in the vain of those VHS tapes.
@@HalKozy www.amazon.co.jp/はじめての知育DVDシリーズ-ドラえもんといっしょ-「ABCでハイキング」-水田わさび/dp/B01NBSZQFP/ref=pd_lpo_74_t_0/357-3705134-8766161?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01NBSZQFP&pd_rd_r=8b969959-b9b6-4af9-a253-4f7b6f797ada&pd_rd_w=aqQhT&pd_rd_wg=cl5gF&pf_rd_p=4b55d259-ebf0-4306-905a-7762d1b93740&pf_rd_r=3TV6541XTS7J6DEP955C&psc=1&refRID=3TV6541XTS7J6DEP955C www.amazon.co.jp/はじめての知育DVDシリーズ-ドラえもんといっしょ-「まほうでABC」-水田わさび/dp/B01N4MBQ7B/ref=pd_vtp_74_2/357-3705134-8766161?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01N4MBQ7B&pd_rd_r=974e7f55-b697-4d5a-a0aa-7531fb91736e&pd_rd_w=Z7Quw&pd_rd_wg=qOKem&pf_rd_p=05f59e30-4603-4ebd-85b3-79cae2c9661a&pf_rd_r=FAA7H0NCVY39YSYJBAT7&psc=1&refRID=FAA7H0NCVY39YSYJBAT7 I think I found it.
To be honest it wasn’t successful though /promoted.I find it odd that it wasn’t on crunchyroll considering the 2006 has at least episodes to be available
@Anagh Shetty As an Indian who grew up watching this series, it's kinda funny because in my opinion, Nobita honestly seems to be quite a good role model for most kids. Nobita is honestly a pretty relatable for me too. We can't deny that there is a little bit of Nobita in all of us. This might sound wierd but that's why seeing him getting in trouble at the end of almost every episode always made me mad when I was a kid and I always thought he doesn't deserve it. That's also why whenever I see him getting over all of his difficulties and actually trying to make an effort to do the right thing with and without Doraemon's help was always eye opening for me. And honestly, I think that's what his character is all about. To show kids how actions have consequences and they have struggle if they want to have a bright future. That is how a protagonist should be written in a show that wants to give us such a message And then you have Indian cartoons who don't have such good writing, no passion nor any life lessons whatsoever. They suck ass. EDIT: Sorry for babbling too long.
@i hit fortnite kids hey is Doraemon sill runing in USA? If still airing then does it have new Episode and new season & how many are they? I am from India.
To be honest, I actually know Erik Cassel better for becoming the CEO of Roblox. So in a funny twist of events, Doraemon is the CEO of Roblox. XD *Edit, Its Erik Kelso... Sometimes English is confusing
I’ve found the unreleased Canadian English Dic Dub from Canada, and the goddamn awful Malaysian English Speedy dub from Malaysia by the same dubbing cast behind one of the worst DBZ dubs in existence. Both of the videos are of a DVD (for the unreleased Canadian English Dic Dub) and a VCD (for the Malaysian English Speedy Dub). Also they are uploaded by the one user who has recently found them in flea markets.
Yeah the Speedy dubs are readily available from TADA, but the DiC version? Are you referring to Albert and Sidney? Or did this rabbit hole go even deeper? Because I know 2 other dubs I didn't cover that were found since this was published, one from India and one from 2006 on Animax...... It's a neverending discovery lol
Found the dub you are referring to, I have my doubts on it because it is recorded in bad quality, and with the rise of "AI voices" impersonating real people and cartoons, it seems too much like a hoax. That and the credits theme is the Sonic Jam game menu lol.
6:00 Me figuring out my dad is in the video 😳
Ahaha, nice! Your dad is cool.
Thanks for watching!! :)
Really? Oh wow
Anagh Shetty probably hard to believe but i swear to god
YOUR DAD IS WARD E. SEXTON?
@@BenKirb thats right
I remember watching Doraemon on Disney XD and absolutely loving it. I fell out of it for a good amount of years, but I just recently watched the Stand By Me movies and I fell in love again. I'm definitely going to get more into this series
You should find episodes on TH-cam
it's on YT and 9anime!
I do know that the US Dub of Doraemon did air on Disney XD Canada for a Short brief moment in time in around 2015 before Disney XD pulled it after 9 episodes being aired
3:54 OMG... I'm from Barbados and I remember loving this show back in the day. It was known as Albert and Sidney then. I had no idea that particular English dub version was only aired here. I still remember the theme song to this day.
🎵Look a propeller on top of your hat,
🎵Albert and Sidney, a boy and his cat.
🎵Albert has magic, Sidney has fun,
🎵[something, something] soaring,
🎵And go exploring,
🎵And you'll be seeing,
🎵Albert and Sidney agaaaaaaain!
😂
Yes and check online, the composer uploaded clips!
I remember trying to get into Doraemon back around 2008-2010 and I could hardly find anything of it back then, I could at the most find only about a handful of episodes that were subbed. Im glad that its a lot easier to get into Doraemon now
If there's anything that's changed in 10 years, it's accessibility of anime. Not only did Doraemon receive a release over here, fansub groups work on episodes and films. It's cool to see how much is readily available!
To be honest not all episodes are available in English subs .I feel like the 1979 series should be released on dvd/Blu-ray.I’m glad all the movies are available though
@@HalKozy yeah the movies are available and that’s beautiful.I felt like discotek media could help out and translate the episodes for the 2005 series
Weirdly, when Doraemon was introduced in India in 2005, they chose to air the 1979 version instead when they could have aired the new one
Huh, interesting... There may have been a period of time when TV Asahi wasn't distributing the rights to the 2005 series yet.
Well, also probably because in 2005 they were very litlle episodes in the 2005 series as well.
@@HalKozy Think Anpanman will ever get localization for the states?
@@minespatch Hmm... probably not, but never say never.
Doraemon was premiered in India a few months before the first telecast of the 2005 series in Japan. Then, How could they telecast the new one here at that time, if it wasn't even debuted on Japanese Television?
Fun fact on 6:13, a fan by the name of aaa created a fan game that crosses over Resident Evil and Doraemon called Doraemon: Nobita’s Resident Evil (aka Doraemon: Nobita no BIOHAZARD) with the RPG Maker 2000!
5:44 ear, ear
5:31 I like pie
Awesome that you're doing this as a series, now! Looking forward to more of them.
One of my proudest moments is having a hand on helping the third episode of Early English With Doraemon being found and posted online.
Clearly it was worth the effort.
What an adorable video! :3 Great to learn more about Doraemon's history!
Thank you very much
@@HalKozy You're welcome! :D I love watching these videos you make!
I still love going coming back to this video!
Doraemon is one of my favorite anime in the universe. I was introduced to it by the Disney XD dub. Then I wanted more so I started watching the subs.
Nice video on Doraemon's Dub History!
Thank you very much for the kind words!
Surprised to see you here I remember seeing your Doraemon videos
About Eric Kelso, Wikipedia, as well as his own site, credits him as Doraemon in a "Gakken English Version". Did Gakken make the Doraemon English World DVDs?
This was so well made! You need more subs!
7:51 hearing British nobita is something i did not expect but a welcoming suprise i guess
Love to see Doraemon content 👍
I know
doraemon the best!
Just learning more about this character, he really does deserve more and should be more popular in the west!
You're in luck because I made 10 other videos about him and preserved a delisted video from Bang Zoom
th-cam.com/play/PLEcZQ_kqqZLKat8QYVA98jD9FCSzn3fyz.html
@@HalKozy yippee! Lucky me!
3:05 Rest easy, Mr. Abe.
He’s gone ?
Hi I am your new subscriber I like your content keep it up don't leave it keep uploading and I Love Japanese Anime ❤️
Thank you so much! Stay tuned for Saturday then, because I'll be posting my Dr. Slump video!! :)
Hi, everyone! Just a heads up the 2nd part will not be uploaded *this* Saturday, but WILL be up next Saturday. It's a big video, and I am excited to share it!!
Damn this video is a year old now
@@watchforever1724 yeah it's wild; this is where things took off.
@@HalKozy to be honest I found your video in February this year as I watching the Japanese version of Doraemon for the first time so I was curious about your content
Albert is my favorite 22nd century robot cat from the future
06:38: Major correction: I’m 100% sure that’s not Masako Nozawa voicing Doraemon in the “Early English with Doraemon” series.
1. Nozawa’s page on the Japanese Wikipedia doesn’t mention “Early English with Doraemon” at all.
2. I don’t have physical copies of any of the entries in this series, but I found a couple of images of the back covers to volumes 1 and 2 and, outside of the English speakers, no voice actors are credited.
3. Lastly, Doraemon’s voice on those tapes doesn’t sound like Nozawa; that’s distinctly Oyama.
I saw it credited elsewhere being not Oyama, which I always found weird. The Beginning English tapes are Oyama -- it's in the credits -- but she went uncredited on these tapes while the English VAs got credit.
@@HalKozy where’d you read it? The first source I could find that wasn’t a wiki was Behind the Voice Actors.
Videos that had uploaded the episodes and a wiki entry
How did it take me three years to find this?
TH-cam not liking me. Hoping this is the year the algorithm gets me places.🤞 Thanks for watching!
Am I the only person who thinks Doreamon felt like fairlyodd parents when I was a kid .I remember owning an alarm clock for Doraemon
this was such an interesting video to watch!
Thank you!!
@@HalKozy you're welcome! I have a suggestion for the next anime you should do for the next English dub history video. do you think you can do gegege no kitaro next?
Always listening to suggestions!
@@HalKozy thank you!
Agreed
Did you know that Doraemon is not the only series to have it's cartoon style? There's also Ninja Hattori, Perman, Monster Kid, Kiteretsu, and Ultra B. Also out of those five Ninja Hattori, the sequel, Perman, and Kiteretsu have an English dub.
Most of those series are from the same creators though
@@watchforever1724 Yeah that's obvious. Doraemon did crossover with some of them after all.
Don't forget Mojacko!
@@DennisTamayo That got an English dub!?
Despacito two. People:meh. I like pie 2 People:Biggest event of the year
Fun fact: Nobita likes caring about nature, Like, A LOT.
Hey Yui!
The MTV dub's pilot was recently found!
You should do a video on it!
Made a quick script, I want to have it done tonight but may be out tomorrow.
@@HalKozy ok
13:00 you know I think Emily will fit in the Doraemon cast seriously l think she might fit in with nobita and his friends
Thx to you had to watch Doraemon English World after I watched this!
Doraemon here was introduced by the end of 80s and since he has become very popular in Spain
Doraemon is really popular in all countries
Except the US
10000 VIEWS??? Wow! Thank you SO MUCH for the love and support!!! ❤❤❤ ^^
I mean this video is what made me subscribe in the first one
I hope we get info about the voice actors in Albert and Sydney soon...
Same. Hopefully people more familiar on the topic of Montreal VA's circa 1980's can voice match them
@@HalKozy Sydney (aka Nobita) was definitely voiced by a young boy from what I've seen in that video.
@@BenKirb To be honest, I actually suspected that Doraemon (Albert) was voiced by a man and Nobita (Sidney) was voiced by a young boy in that dub, and it turned out that I was right when I saw the footage for the first time.
@@DoraemonFan-ww3jm Albert is voiced by A.J. Henderson, Sydney is voiced by Steven Bednarski and Sydney's dad is voiced by Michael Rudder.
A.J. and Michael both did voices in Arthur,
another Cinar cartoon.
Jerome Langlois was able to get footage of his Albert and Sidney tape(s) transferred and it's been uploaded on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/i77jn9zHgsM/w-d-xo.html
Also I contacted Carpediemsnuts recently and he said he still planned to digitize the whole tape of the MTV UK dub eventually
Oh, sweet! Thank you so much for commenting, I'm very happy to see this!!
I was wondering what Turner did with Doraemon. I read he bought it and it seemed nothing happend!
They collaborated with Cinar to make Albert & Sidney. :)
The same thing can be said about Kimba the white lion ,dr slump and kochikame there isn’t too much English subs for it
Today April 7th the artist for Doraemon Motoo Abiko sadly passed away at the age of 88 (1934-April 7th,2022) I just woke on people told me he sadly passed away when I went to twitter this morning
😢😢😢
0:23
Hiroshi Fujimoto is Fujiko F. Fujio.
Motoo Abiko is Fujiko Fujio (A).
Sadly it’s not popular in the US
Doraemon Franchise (1980-present)
Showa era (1980-1983)
Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur (1980)
Box Office: $307.8 million
Doraemon: The Records of Nobita, Spaceblazer (1981)
Box Office: $276.2 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Haunts of Evil (1982)
Box Office: $189.4 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil (1983)
Box Office: $139 million
Total Earnings: $912.4 million
Heisei era (1984-1998)
Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld (1984)
Box Office: $199 milllion
Doraemon: Nobita's Little Star Wars (1985)
Box Office: $135 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Steel Troops (1986)
Box Office: $140.6 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Knights on Dinosaurs (1987)
Box Office: $151.6 million
Doraemon: The Record of Nobita's Parallel Visit to the West (1988)
Box Office: $126 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Birth of Japan (1989)
Box Office: $170.7 million
Doraemon: Nobia and the Animal Planet (1990)
Box Office: $145.8 million
Doraemon: Nobita's Dorabian Nights (1991)
Box Office: $126.2 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Kingdom of Clouds (1992)
Box Office: $111.3 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Tin Labyrinth (1993)
Box Office: $102.9 million
Doraemon: Nobita's Three Visionary Swordsmen (1994)
Box Office: $80.3 million
Doraemon: Nobita's Diary on the Creation of the World (1995)
Box Office: $72.7 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Galaxy Super-express (1996)
Box Office: $84.6 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Spiral City (1997)
Box Office: $101.2 million
Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure in the South Seas (1998)
Box Office: $101 million
Total Earnings: $1.8 billion
Millennium era (1999-2015)
Doraemon: Nobita Drifts in the Universe (1999)
Box Office: $93.9 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Legend of the Sun King (2000)
Box Office: $88.2 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Winged Braves (2001)
Box Office: $81.9 million
Doraemon: Nobita in the Robot Kingdom (2002)
Box Office: $54.5 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Windmasters (2003)
Box Office: $61 million
Doraemon: Nobita in the Wan-Nyan Spacetime Odyssey (2004)
Box Office: $65.3 million
Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur 2006 (2006)
Box Office: $71.4 million
Doraemon: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld (2007)
Box Office: $81.6 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Green Giant Legend (2008)
Box Office: $64 million
Doraemon: The Record of Nobita's Spaceblazer (2009)
Box Office: $46.1 million
Doraemon: Nobita's Great Battle of the Mermaid King (2010)
Box Office: $75.8 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the New Steel Troops - Winged Angels (2011)
Box Office: $49.9 million
Doraemon: Nobita and the Island of Miracles - Animal Adventure (2012)
Box Office: $74.5 million
Doraemon: Nobita's Secret Gadget Museum (2013)
Box Office: $46.4 million
Doraemon: New Nobita's Great Demon - Peko and the Exploration Party of Five (2014)
Box Office: $53.5 million
Stand by Me Doraemon (2014)
Box Office: $287.5 million
Doraemon: Nobita's Space Heroes (2015)
Box Office: $51.9 million
Total Earnings: $1.3 billion
Total Earnings: $4 billion
It's amazing how much this property is worth
Not surprised this franchise is popular
@@HalKozy too bad the movies aren’t on Blu-ray /dvd at least people translated into English subs
Actually, Doraemon was voiced by a male in Albert and Sidney. His name is AJ Henderson.
This video is quite old and released months before that info was uncovered
For someone who lives in Singapore, I am indeed very interested to find out exactly how the local Eng dub there turned out. My first exposures to Doraemon on Singapore Tv was in mandarin, through the imported Taiwanese Chinese dub (on a different channel of course, Ch 8 to be specific). But this english dub seems pretty interesting. If only there can be master tapes of the recordings available somewhere...
I have good news, it was found a few days ago
@TCDoraemon Odex's isn't found yet, is it? I thought just Albert and Sidney was
The most underrated anime to be brought to the us
frfr
The physical release not came
I really noticed that family Guy has an Easter egg of Doraemon in one of the episodes
That’s odd
Only if They didn't Trashed Doraemon 1973, I would of Watched the Episodes with Masako San as Doraemon then I would of went "Hey!, that's The voice of Son Goku as Doraemon"
Yeah I know what you mean
kinda unrrelated but nobita has adhd and you can't tell me otherwise-
I like it and I want to make a video on Doraemon in India
Hi, Speed On!
Go for it! I'm from the U.S., so I'd love to see a video on his popularity in India. I read some articles on some negativity he's received over there, but I know he's got a solid fanbase.
Thank you for watching!!
To be honest it’s popular in India
Any chance your looking for edtors
Not at the moment. I have an editor for extra videos, but I'm not looking for a main editor at the moment.
Thank you for watching!
@@HalKozy if you ever need one feel free to look at my work if you ever need a editor,thumbnail designer or scriptwriter. I do simialer video essay style videos and if your ever intrested feel free to contact me
Wow, I've never heard of that third iteration!
I've also heard from friends of some sort of 2005 series DVD release featuring an original animation in English, with a Mario Party-esque game, much in the vain of those VHS tapes.
Hmmm... The Doraemon rabbit hole might go even deeper. Thanks for the tip!
@@HalKozy www.amazon.co.jp/はじめての知育DVDシリーズ-ドラえもんといっしょ-「ABCでハイキング」-水田わさび/dp/B01NBSZQFP/ref=pd_lpo_74_t_0/357-3705134-8766161?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01NBSZQFP&pd_rd_r=8b969959-b9b6-4af9-a253-4f7b6f797ada&pd_rd_w=aqQhT&pd_rd_wg=cl5gF&pf_rd_p=4b55d259-ebf0-4306-905a-7762d1b93740&pf_rd_r=3TV6541XTS7J6DEP955C&psc=1&refRID=3TV6541XTS7J6DEP955C www.amazon.co.jp/はじめての知育DVDシリーズ-ドラえもんといっしょ-「まほうでABC」-水田わさび/dp/B01N4MBQ7B/ref=pd_vtp_74_2/357-3705134-8766161?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01N4MBQ7B&pd_rd_r=974e7f55-b697-4d5a-a0aa-7531fb91736e&pd_rd_w=Z7Quw&pd_rd_wg=qOKem&pf_rd_p=05f59e30-4603-4ebd-85b3-79cae2c9661a&pf_rd_r=FAA7H0NCVY39YSYJBAT7&psc=1&refRID=FAA7H0NCVY39YSYJBAT7 I think I found it.
These dubs are surprising to me
I’m not surprised
Man, I actually remember watching the english dub of this show...
Me too
me too
the speedy video dub needs to be burned and never spoken of again
It's not as funny as their dub of Z. THAT is a riot.
@@HalKozy oo ok
@@HalKozy BRUH I WATCHED IT
EW WHAT IS THAT *throws up*
@@xx_d0ra3m0n_xx 😂 "I AM THE SAIYA-PEOPLE"
@@HalKozy LMBOOO
I wish this was still on TV in the USA
*sad american noises*
He deserves a comeback!
@@HalKozy IKRRRR
The physical release for Doraemon is also bad too for DVD’s
@@watchforever1724 huh?
@@HalKozy btw, I see u like lost media. Did you ever hear abt Doraemon 1973?
Who has been watching this in their childhood days?
I couldn’t say but I do remember the merchandise from it
ME!
It's been found now.
We can now die happily, men.
I am so happy the dub clips were posted. 🙏🙏
Yui-senpai TV Want a link to the excerpts?
th-cam.com/video/i77jn9zHgsM/w-d-xo.html
11:15 I thought tht Doraemon was rated R
Really?
@@watchforever1724 cuz it said R lmbooo
@@xx_d0ra3m0n_xx well I didn’t think was that rated when i looked at it’s merchandise
@@watchforever1724 o h
ok!
English Doraemon has a lot of potential but sadly it was short lived
To be honest it wasn’t successful though /promoted.I find it odd that it wasn’t on crunchyroll considering the 2006 has at least episodes to be available
One curiosity of the Brazilian dub of Doraemon (the second version of 1979) the anime was called here Doraemon The Super Cat
Hmmm... maybe that plays into what Jerome said about "SuperCat". Hope that somebody can get the VHS tapes for Albert & Sydney.
Yeah
Did you say Erik Cassel?
Eric Kelso
In Hong Kong ,China, Doraemon is also called……robot cat. (How original 😅)
This series is also very popular in India, but the dubbing's awful
i have never read anything so true.
Teresa Benitez Wait really?
@Teresa Benitez no it wasn’t banned, but some parents complained about Nobita being a bad role model for children and always depending on gadgets.
@Anagh Shetty As an Indian who grew up watching this series, it's kinda funny because in my opinion, Nobita honestly seems to be quite a good role model for most kids. Nobita is honestly a pretty relatable for me too. We can't deny that there is a little bit of Nobita in all of us. This might sound wierd but that's why seeing him getting in trouble at the end of almost every episode always made me mad when I was a kid and I always thought he doesn't deserve it. That's also why whenever I see him getting over all of his difficulties and actually trying to make an effort to do the right thing with and without Doraemon's help was always eye opening for me. And honestly, I think that's what his character is all about. To show kids how actions have consequences and they have struggle if they want to have a bright future. That is how a protagonist should be written in a show that wants to give us such a message
And then you have Indian cartoons who don't have such good writing, no passion nor any life lessons whatsoever. They suck ass.
EDIT: Sorry for babbling too long.
@i hit fortnite kids hey is Doraemon sill runing in USA?
If still airing then does it have new Episode and new season & how many are they?
I am from India.
Yes
To be honest, I actually know Erik Cassel better for becoming the CEO of Roblox. So in a funny twist of events, Doraemon is the CEO of Roblox. XD
*Edit, Its Erik Kelso... Sometimes English is confusing
Kelso*
@@HalKozy oh. I thought you were talking about someone else, sorry
I’ve found the unreleased Canadian English Dic Dub from Canada, and the goddamn awful Malaysian English Speedy dub from Malaysia by the same dubbing cast behind one of the worst DBZ dubs in existence. Both of the videos are of a DVD (for the unreleased Canadian English Dic Dub) and a VCD (for the Malaysian English Speedy Dub). Also they are uploaded by the one user who has recently found them in flea markets.
Yeah the Speedy dubs are readily available from TADA, but the DiC version? Are you referring to Albert and Sidney? Or did this rabbit hole go even deeper?
Because I know 2 other dubs I didn't cover that were found since this was published, one from India and one from 2006 on Animax...... It's a neverending discovery lol
Found the dub you are referring to, I have my doubts on it because it is recorded in bad quality, and with the rise of "AI voices" impersonating real people and cartoons, it seems too much like a hoax.
That and the credits theme is the Sonic Jam game menu lol.
There’s another dub that dic did?!
Honestly the people should have the series in English subs rather than the dub on dvd or crunchyroll
Osm
For I think the wrong pronounciation of doraemon is the japanese pronounciation.
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Well done, my friend, well done.
Senpai noticed me UwU