Director: Kazuaki Imai
A robot cat from the future trades his usual gadget box for something rarer: a song that might hold a planet together. Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's Earth Symphony sends the familiar gang of Nobita, Doraemon, and their classmates into a musical universe where sound itself is under threat.
What is Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's Earth Symphony about?
When Nobita stumbles into a world shaped entirely by music, he and Doraemon meet a cast of new companions who communicate through melody rather than words. As the group travels deeper into this song-built realm, they discover that a mysterious force is silencing the music that holds everything together, threatening to unravel the world piece by piece. Doraemon's gadgets can only do so much this time; the real solution comes from listening, connecting, and building trust with strangers who don't share a language but do share a tune. The 2024 feature leans on the long-running franchise's gentle sci-fi logic, using an accessible fantasy setup to explore bigger ideas about cooperation and creativity without ever losing its family-friendly tone.
Cast & crew
Series regulars Wasabi Mizuta and Megumi Oohara return as Doraemon and Nobita, joined by Yumi Kakazu, Subaru Kimura, and Tomokazu Seki as the rest of the core group, alongside newcomers Riana Hirano and Cocoro Kikuchi voicing characters native to the film's musical world. Director Kazuaki Imai keeps the ensemble's chemistry intact while giving the new voices room to define the story's more fantastical corners.
Context & significance
Earth Symphony is part of the Doraemon feature-film series that has run annually in Japan for decades, each entry sending the cast into a different fantasy or sci-fi setting built around a seasonal theme. This installment's focus on music as both plot device and emotional throughline sets it apart from earlier entries centered on dinosaurs, space, or parallel worlds, giving longtime fans a fresh angle on a familiar formula while staying easy to follow for first-time viewers.
Where & how to watch
Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's Earth Symphony streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing, making it easy for Farsi-speaking families to watch together. The film's page and details are free to browse; watching the film itself just needs a quick account login, and the interface is built with Persian speakers in mind throughout.