There are many anecdotes about "Doraemon".
At the end of one panel in the comic, Doraemon and Nobita smile and say:
"Japan has been defeated!"
This caused huge controversy in Neon.
Countless Japanese people complained and criticized the author Fujiko, even their national newspapers furiously questioned:
Is defeat something to be said with a smile?
These Neon readers thought that Fujiko's plot disrespected Neon and betrayed their own country.
However, author Fujiko was very tough.
After being criticized by domestic public opinion, not only did he not change the plot, but in the later film versions, he let Nobita and Doraemon cheer and dance for Neon's defeat.
In fact, not just Fujiko.
Others including animation master Hayao Miyazaki have also reflected their anti-war thoughts in their works many times.
Especially in "Song of the Wind", they also faced certain doubts and condemnation, but they all persisted.
To face history head-on.
To admit mistakes.
