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The version of the "Doraemon" animation is complicated and complicated, especially the version introduced into mainland China. In order to distinguish different versions of the "Doraemon" animation, by default they are named after the Doraemon voice actor. Generally, the original Japanese version is divided into two versions: Oyama Xiandai version of the TV animation (Oyama version) and Mizuta Wasabi version of the TV animation (Paddy version). The Oyama version is a Doraemon TV animation produced by Japan's TV Asahi between 1979 and 2005. This version of the animation is named after the protagonist Doraemon's voice actor is Oyama Kendai. A total of 1816 episodes, a total of 1806 stories (10 divided into two episodes, 29 of which are special episodes included in the number of episodes) and 24 stories in Doraemon's Masterpiece Theater were published. Most of them are stories based on the original comics, but there are also many (especially in the later stages) that are self-created. The Mizuta version has been a TV animation shown on Japan's TV Asahi since April 15, 2005. It is still being broadcast. It is named after the voice actor of Doraemon is Mizuta Wasabi. TV Asahi version of "Doraemon" second season animation, third generation "Doraemon" animation, "Doraemon" animation third edition, "Doraemon" third edition animation, third generation "Doraemon" animation, etc. Especially the Dashan version is the childhood memory of many people born in the 90s! The most classic Doraemon version imported from Taiwan is Chen Meizhen’s version of Doraemon, while the most classic Doraemon version introduced from mainland China is Li Ye’s version of Doraemon. Li Ye's version of Doraemon refers to the first 300 episodes of the Dashan version of the TV animation "Doraemon" introduced by Youyang Culture Media from 2002 to 2003, with Li Ye as the lead dubbing team. Among them, episodes 1-138 are the first season, and episodes 139-300 are the second season. This version has some dramas that were not introduced in the Dashan version, such as "Nobita's Bride", "Girlfriend Catalog", etc. This version of the TV animation was broadcast on major TV stations in mainland China after 2003, but it was no longer broadcast around 2015.
You can watch 哆啦A梦 李晔版 in United States through the following streaming services: .
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The version of the "Doraemon" animation is complicated and complicated, especially the version introduced into mainland China. In order to distinguish different versions of the "Doraemon" animation, by default they are named after the Doraemon voice actor. Generally, the original Japanese version is divided into two versions: Oyama Xiandai version of the TV animation (Oyama version) and Mizuta Wasabi version of the TV animation (Paddy version). The Oyama version is a Doraemon TV animation produced by Japan's TV Asahi between 1979 and 2005. This version of the animation is named after the protagonist Doraemon's voice actor is Oyama Kendai. A total of 1816 episodes, a total of 1806 stories (10 divided into two episodes, 29 of which are special episodes included in the number of episodes) and 24 stories in Doraemon's Masterpiece Theater were published. Most of them are stories based on the original comics, but there are also many (especially in the later stages) that are self-created. The Mizuta version has been a TV animation shown on Japan's TV Asahi since April 15, 2005. It is still being broadcast. It is named after the voice actor of Doraemon is Mizuta Wasabi. TV Asahi version of "Doraemon" second season animation, third generation "Doraemon" animation, "Doraemon" animation third edition, "Doraemon" third edition animation, third generation "Doraemon" animation, etc. Especially the Dashan version is the childhood memory of many people born in the 90s! The most classic Doraemon version imported from Taiwan is Chen Meizhen’s version of Doraemon, while the most classic Doraemon version introduced from mainland China is Li Ye’s version of Doraemon. Li Ye's version of Doraemon refers to the first 300 episodes of the Dashan version of the TV animation "Doraemon" introduced by Youyang Culture Media from 2002 to 2003, with Li Ye as the lead dubbing team. Among them, episodes 1-138 are the first season, and episodes 139-300 are the second season. This version has some dramas that were not introduced in the Dashan version, such as "Nobita's Bride", "Girlfriend Catalog", etc. This version of the TV animation was broadcast on major TV stations in mainland China after 2003, but it was no longer broadcast around 2015.
You can watch 哆啦A梦 李晔版 in United States through the following streaming services: .
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