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Noramyako first manga appearance

Noramyako's first appearance in the original Doraemon manga.

Noramyako was Doraemon's first love interest. She's a feline robot from 22nd century Japan. Noramyako's character has undergone various redesigns over the years with the only consistent aspect being that she was Doraemon's romantic interest until he lost his ears. She's currently the most redesigned character in the franchise.

Original Manga[]

Noramyako is a very minor character in the original manga. Appearing simply as a small recollection by Doraemon of his first love interest. She was his girlfriend until his ears where eaten off by rats. She dumped him after that.

Doraemon (1979 anime)[]

Noramyako retained her original manga appearance for most of the anime while making some minor appearance during the anime's ending bumpers. Her most significant appearance was in the episode "Surprised All Encyclopedia: Doraemon and Dorami-chan" as a background character when Nobita and Doraemon travel to the future of 22nd Century Japan to meet the creator of the Doraemon type robot. These appearances set her colors as purple and white.

Noramyako 1980 doraemon's girlfriend anime appearance

Noyamyako's 1980 redesign.

The 1980 episode "Doraemon's Girlfriend" gave Noramyako a much more significant role while also redesigning her to look more like Doraemon. The episode involves Nobita looking through Doraemon's photo album after taking it from him and seeing a photo of Noramyako and Doraemon. Doraemon explains that she use to be his girlfriend until his ears where eaten by rats and she laughed at the sight of his earless head. Nobita encourages Doraemon to go back to the future, that maybe she's sorry for having laughed about it.

In the future Doraemon and Nobita meet Nobita's descendent who directs them to a Human girl Noramyako is living with last he heard. When they arrive the girl informs them that Noramyako was outmoded, there where no longer parts being made to repair her, so she just gradually ceased to function. Doraemon is devastated and runs off to cry in sorrow. Nobita drags the wrecked body of Noramyako in search for Doraemon and upon finding him suggests they could look for old parts to repair her. Together, salvaging for parts the two work until sunrise to repair her. Upon activating her however, they find that as certain parts in need of replacing had involved memory she has none but upon seeing Doraemon's earless head she laughs at the sight of it in great amusement. Doraemon and Nobita leave her while she laughs hysterically as Doraemon comes to terms with the Noramyako he knew truly being gone.

2112: The Birth of Doraemon (1995 short film)[]

Noramyako and Doraemon with springing insects

Noramyako, having been Doraemon's former love interest, is featured in the 1995 prequel film 2112: The Birth of Doraemon though the designers of the film gave her a rather updated more Humanoid look with the impression given to the audience being that she's a more recent model than Doraemon. She doesn't really break up with him over the ears but rather her laughing about it really hurt his feelings. In his absence she did move on to another love because of this. The writers decided to develop more of the relationship the two had with Noramyako saving Doraemon from the garbage disposal incinerator (which he almost fell into due to an electrical surge at the factory) and getting him enrolled in a class for 'special' robots like her. Essentially she and Doraemon along with the other classmates where 'functional defects' at the factory and would have an opportunity to be taken into the care of a concerned family. Noramyako's audition went rather smoothly and such was an emotional moment for her. Doraemon on the other hand only got taken due to an accident when the family who got him's baby boy hit the button to do so. Noramyako became a dancer, as was her models' purpose, while Doraemon became a caretaker as per his model's purpose. Despite being taken in by two different families the two kept in touch until Doraemon lost his ears.

The Doraemon Manga[]

Between the release of the 1995 prequel film and the 2005 anime series a manga was published set with in the time frame of the film. In this manga Noramyanko maintains her 1995 appearance and the events take place while Doraemon is still in Robot School. Doraemon feeling sad because his only friend is Noramyanko has this emotion exploited by two bully characters, Jairobo and Sunerobo who coerce and push him to steal from an elderly shopkeeper. Noramyako's intervention saves Doraemon from the shopkeeper's wrath. After this Doraemon explains to her why he did what he did and how his longing for friendship saddens him. Noramynko mentions hearing about a Friendship Telepathy (program) card however she hears the only way the card can work is if the two under go some hardship together. -you can help the wiki by expanding this-

Doraemon (2005 anime series)[]

Noramyako 2005 anime classmate list profile

Noramyako in Doraemon's classmate list.

Noramyako is given an appearance that's closer but also softer than her original form and given the role of an actress rather than a caretaker or dancer. In this iteration she doesn't laugh at Doraemon's lose of ears, rather she reacts with terror and this reaction makes Doraemon feel unloved- like something repulsive. When Doraemon traveled back to the future for the Robot Class reunion she briefly noticed him but didn't go over to talk to him. Latter when Doraemon goes missing while Nobita visits his great-great-grandson in the future Nobita locates Noramyako to help find him. Noramyako agrees to do so after her theater crew has finished their performance. Once meeting up with the group she over the course of the investigation correctly determines that the factory manager is responsible for Doraemon's disappearance. While trying to escape the factory the elevator gets stuck and she fixes the problem. She and Shizuka stand off against a crab robot as the others escape and are seemingly devoured by it only for her to pry the machine open and the two to escape. This was her first and last major role in the series with the rest of her appearances being minor as a cameo or a gag.

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