Doraemon Bids Farewell to Indonesian TV After 35 Years

After 35 unforgettable years, the beloved Japanese anime Doraemon has officially ended its broadcast on Indonesian television, marking the close of a truly historic era. The news, first reported by India Today, triggered an emotional wave across social media, with fans sharing memories, clips, and heartfelt messages of gratitude.

For millions, Doraemon wasn’t just a cartoon—it was a childhood companion that taught kindness, creativity, and friendship.

Doraemon in Indonesia

Detail	Information
First Telecast	Early 1990s
Total Run	~35 years
Origin	Japan
Genre	Anime, Kids & Family
Reason for Exit	Programming/rights reshuffle
Fan Reaction	Emotional tributes & nostalgia

💙 Why This Goodbye Matters

Doraemon’s long run on Indonesian TV made it one of the most enduring foreign cartoons in the country. Generations grew up watching Nobita’s misadventures and Doraemon’s magical gadgets, making the show a shared cultural memory.

When the farewell was announced, fans flooded platforms with throwback scenes, fan art, and thank-you notes—proof of how deeply the series is woven into everyday life. Many called it “the end of an era” and reminisced about watching episodes after school with family.

🌍 Is Doraemon Gone Forever?

Not quite. While traditional TV broadcasts have ended in Indonesia, Doraemon still lives on via digital platforms, DVDs, and international streams. The franchise remains active globally with movies, merchandise, and special episodes—so the blue robot cat isn’t disappearing, just changing screens.

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