The episode Doraemon mysteriously disappeared related to the death of author Fujiko F. Fujio

Doraemon (or Doraemon) is a comic series that has accompanied the childhood years of many people around the world, written by the author. Fujiko Fujio Composed since 1969 with the original purpose for children. The work was later adapted into short and long animated episodes with other genres such as plays, video games and are widely accepted by fans to this day. Maybe because it has become so popular with all ages, people have begun to be interested in exploiting the mysteries surrounding Doraemon and it is also the material to write horror manga versions about him. robot cat with his friend Nobita.
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Surely everyone will think that a comic written for children can’t contain any secrets. Among the rumors about Doraemon, there is one most famous information that is often spread by netizens, which is the true theory of the ending of Doraemon. Doraemon. That theory is that, in fact, there is no Doraemon robot cat at all, Nobita is actually a seriously ill boy with no friends. All the fun adventures and friendships in the series are just from his dreams. There is information that these endings were actually intended to be published by the producer, but they were canceled due to too much opposition from the fans.
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Another scary ending of Doraemon​

Not only that, there is another information about Doraemon there used to be an episode anime The short was suddenly broadcast at the time of the death of the author Fujiko F. Fujio, but was later deleted. Until now, the episode can no longer be found on the internet, as if it never existed. As Doraemon fans know, author Fujiko F. Fujio died in 1996 at his home due to liver cancer and heart disease while composing the work. “Nobita and Adventures in the Wind-Up City”. His passing has left great grief for fans and also a great loss for the entertainment industry. Manga Japan. About the disappearing short episode called “Can’t help but leave”, very few people have seen it and cannot determine its authenticity. However, according to the report, “Can’t help but leave” seems to imply an author’s goodbye to everyone.
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The story from the first “witness”:

In anime “Can’t help but leave” was broadcast, there was a scene where Nobita entered his room, suddenly suddenly spinning in place, this image kept repeating strangely. After a while, Nobita stopped spinning and said to himself, “I have to go now!”. The surroundings began to fade into darkness. It is worth mentioning that the next day it was reported that the author Fujiko F. Fujio had passed away.
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Story from the second “witness”:

In another scene, the boy Nobita walked alone on the road. Doraemon ran after him and asked: “Nobita, where do you want to go?”. Nobita replied: “I have to go, go to a place far away”. At this time, Nobita suddenly became the author Fujiko F. Fujio, Doremon immediately said: “Thank you very much, Fujiko F. Fujio”. Kind author says: “Nothing”. It is also the ending scene of the anime.
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These are the two stories that are said to be of those who are “lucky” to see the anime “Can’t help but leave” told. It went viral on the internet in a list of stories with a sense of Creepypasta (word of mouth horror story) or Urban legends (urban legend) revolves around Doraemon. Although not as scary as other versions, the information about this anime still makes fans “cold” because it is a predictor of the eternal departure of the “father”. Doraemon.
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Although so far, no one has been able to confirm whether this short film really exists or not? If so, why did it disappear without a trace? Maybe the author Fujiko F. Fujio didn’t want his readers to be too sad, so he adopted the anime to say a simple goodbye, that it was time for me to leave, leaving behind the brainchild of the same person. with people for decades. All the mysteries related to the robotic cat from the future – Doraemon Until now still a mystery. But one thing is for sure, the passionate series of author Fujiko F. Fujio still occupies an important place in the hearts of manga lovers forever.
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