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_doraemon-movie-jadoo-mantar-aur-jahnoom.webp "The story begins with Professor Mangetsu, a Japanese astrophysicist and his daughter, Miyoko, who is informed and startled about the approach of a giant black hole that previously destroyed the space probe Voyager 5. It is confirmed that this black hole will completely destroy the Earth and its inhabitants.<br/><br/>Frustrated by the multitude of problems at school and at home, Nobita wonders if his life would be easier if magic really existed. He then asks Doraemon for his what-if-telephone-booth gadget which allows both to go to a parallel world where magic is ordinary to all.<br/><br/>However, Doraemon tells that magic is just a superstition and there is no way such a world could be created. At the same time when they re-enter their room, a life-sized statue of Doraemon fell down from the sky, which surprises them both. As they fix the problem, Gian and Suneo call them, finding another statue of Nobita out on the field. Doraemon and Nobita are confused and choose to leave these statues in their backyard.<br/><br/>In the night, the family is surprised when the statues appear inside of the house, in another position. Doraemon and Nobita do not have time to find out the truth, so they simply put the statues in Doraemon’s magic pocket. At midnight, Doraemon suddenly gets a stomachache and rushes to the 22nd century to check.")
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