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Doraemon the Movie: Nobita and the Spiral City (movie 1-18)

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Alternative title:
Doraemon e a Fábrica de Brinquedos (Portuguese)
Doraemon y la fábrica de juguetes (Spanish)
Eiga Doraemon: Nobita no Nejimaki City Bōkenki (Japanese)
大雄的發條都市冒險記 (Chinese (Taiwan))
映画ドラえもん のび太のねじ巻き都市(シティー)冒険記 (Japanese)
Objectionable content: None
Plot Summary: After Suneo bragged about having a ranch, Nobita was asked whether or not he has one, pressuring him to say yes. Doraemon won a number of lotteries for useless planets in the belt between Mars and Jupiter. When Suneo and the rest came to see the ranch, Nobita happened to read the last of the lottery number to the go-anywhere-door, leading them to a huge dreamlike area. As Nobita's toy horse pranced around because of the wind-up life gadget, Suneo and the others became interested in doing the same to their toys and let them live in the area. So they decided to make their own clockwork city.
Running time: 98 minutes
Vintage:
1997-03-08
2005-10-26 (Spain)
Premiere date:
1997-03-08 (Japan)
Release dates: We have 3
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director: Tsutomu Shibayama
Screenplay: Fujiko F. Fujio
Unit Director: Sōichirō Zen
Original creator:
Hiroshi Fujimoto
Motoo Abiko
Art Director: Shigeru Morimoto
Animation Director: Sadayoshi Tominaga
Cgi Director: Kazumi Nonaka
Director of Photography: Toshiyuki Umeda
Executive producer: Fujiko F. Fujio
Art Setting: Nobuo Numai
CG Producer: Muneharu Yamaura
CG Production Advancement: Jun Kondo
CG Supervisor: Masaaki Osumi
Digital Composite:
Akio Kazumi
Kazusuke Takasu
Editing: Hajime Okayasu
Finish Check: Naomi Ishida
In-Between Check: Tetsuo Hara
Literature Production: Yayoi Takihara
Original Manga Cooperation: Shintarō Mugiwara
Paint Manager: Sachiko Nonaka
Production Affairs: Yuki Sugino
Recording Director: Yasuo Uragami
Screenplay Assistance: Jun Kumazawa
Setting: Shōhei Kawamoto
Sound Production Desk: Megumi Ozawa
Special Effects:
Michiaki Doi
Yurio Watanabe
Special Photography: Yurio Watanabe
Supervision: Daikichirō Kusube
Technical Assistant: Mikio Mori
Theme Song Arrangement: Shunsuke Kikuchi ("Doraemon no Uta")
Theme Song Composition:
Ken Takahashi ("Love is you")
Shunsuke Kikuchi ("Doraemon no Uta")
Theme Song Lyrics:
Eikichi Yazawa ("Love is you")
Takumi Kusube ("Doraemon no Uta")
Theme Song Performance:
Eikichi Yazawa ("Love is you")
Satoko Yamano ("Doraemon no Uta")
Titles: Akira Michikawa
Nobuyo Ōyama as Doraemon
Noriko Ohara as Nobita Nobi

Kaneta Kimotsuki as Suneo
Kazuya Tatekabe as Jyaian
Michiko Nomura as Shizuka

Chafūrin as Tira
Daiki Nakamura as Kumatora D
Ginzō Matsuo as Hokuro
Hiroshi Ishida as Kumatora B
Kaneto Shiozawa as Thomas Meedison
Kazue Ikura as Boy
Kazuyo Aoki as Panda
Keiko Yokozawa as Wicky
Kenji Utsumi as Onigorou Kumatora
Masashi Hirose as Kumatora A
Masashi Sugawara as Ain Motain
Nozomu Sasaki as Pib
Takeshi Watabe as Majin
Yōsuke Naka as Papa
Yousuke Akimoto as Kumatora C
Japanese companies
Spanish cast
Spanish staff
Theme Song Performance: Sílvia Gómez (OP; Catalan dub)
Ana Ouro as Nobita Nobi (Galician dub)
Eduard Itchart as Doraemon (Catalan dub)
Estívaliz Lizárraga as Doraemon (Spain dub)
Geni Rey as Nobita Nobi (Catalan dub)
Nuria Marín Picó as Nobita Nobi (Spain dub)
Xermana Carballido as Doraemon (Galician dub)

Alberto Escobal García as Takeshi Goda (Spain dub)
Anselmo Herrero as Pibu (Spain dub)
Antón Palomar as Suneo Honekawa (Spain dub)
Chelo Díaz as Shizuka Minamoto (Galician dub)
Fátima Casado as Shizuka Minamoto (Spain dub)
Isabel Vallejo as Suneo Honekawa (Galician dub)
Jaume Costa as Piga (Catalan dub)
Josep Sobrevia as Takeshi Goda 'Gegant' (Catalan dub)
Josep Maria Mas as Onigoro Kumatora (Catalan dub)
Julia Chalmeta as Pubi (Catalan dub)
Nacho Castaño as Takeshi Goda (Galician dub)
Noemi Bayarri as Suneo Honekawa (Catalan dub)
Olga Supervia as Shizuka Minamoto (Catalan dub)
Pep Bermúdez as Dr. Medison (Catalan dub)
Sonia Torrecilla as Pupi (Spain dub)

Ana Santos as Tamako Nobi (Galician dub)
Anna Romano as Pupi (Catalan dub)
Enric Arquimbau as El que sembra (dimoni; Catalan dub)
Eva Ordeig as Pupi (Catalan dub) 
Francesc Rocamora as El que sembra (noi; Catalan dub) 
Gonzalo Otero as Peca (Spain dub)
Jaume Mallofre as Clon de l'Onigoro (Catalan dub)
Joan Crosas as Albert Emmutein (Catalan dub) 
Jordi Pineda as El que sembra (humà; Catalan dub)
José Manuel Cortizas as Onigoro Kumatora (Spain dub)
Lluís Marrasé as Clon de l'Onigoro (Catalan dub)
Mayte Supervia as Tamako Nobi (Catalan dub)
Miguel Ortiz as El que siembra (demon; Spain dub)
Oriol de Balle as Clon de l'Onigoro (Catalan dub)
Pedro Sánchez as El que siembra (boy; Spain dub)
Pilar Ferrero as Tamako Nobi (Spain dub)
Quim Roca as El que sembra (dimoni; Catalan dub) 
Txemi del Olmo as Thomas Beedison (Spain dub)
Víctor Prieto as
Albert Emuutein (Spain dub)
Nobisuke Nobi (Spain dub)

Eduard Doncos (Catalan dub) 
Toni Sevilla (Catalan dub) 
Spanish companies
Broadcaster:
Boing
Super3 (Televisió de Catalunya)
Distributor: Luk Internacional (Spain)
DVD Distribution: Luk Internacional (Spain)
Licensed by: Luk Internacional (Spain)
Portuguese staff
Portuguese companies
(none)
Distributor: Luk Internacional (Portugal)
DVD Distribution: Luk Internacional (Portugal)
Portuguese cast
(none)

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