2027 Doraemon Film to Be Set in 19th Century London: Director and Screenwriter Announced
The Doraemon film series, which has been meeting moviegoers every March for years, continues its journey in 2027. According to the official announcement, the new film will be set in 19th century London and blend the era's atmosphere with adventure. Rushio Moriyama will be in the director's seat, while the screenplay will bear the signature of Makoto Ueda.
Moriyama previously added an emotional dimension to the series with Stand By Me Doraemon 2 (2020), while Ueda is a name known for his original works in theater and anime. The duo coming together for this project promises both nostalgia and a fresh breath. The film is expected to tell a story where Doraemon and his friends travel through time in the mysterious streets of Victorian London.
The Doraemon anime film series has been continuing uninterrupted every year since 1980. The films, adapted from Fujiko F. Fujio's immortal manga, have a huge fan base both in Japan and around the world. This 2027 film will add a new one to the series' journeys to historical locations; previously, places such as Egypt, Ancient Rome, and the Amazon have been featured in films.
Although the release date has not been finalized yet, according to the series' tradition, the film is expected to be released in Japan in March 2027. International screenings usually take place a few months later. In the coming months, more information about the film's title, visual design, and detailed plot is likely to come. For Doraemon fans, 2027 is already shaping up to be an exciting year.
