Doraemon Nobita's New Dinosaur Premium Edition Blu-ray + DVD

A film celebrating Doraemon's fiftieth anniversary. A completely original story introduces new twin dinosaurs and a new Nobita.

Nobita finds a fossil while taking part in an excavation activity at a dinosaur exhibition. Convinced that it must be a dinosaur egg, he uses Doraemon's secret gadget, the Time Cloth, to restore the fossil to its original state. What hatches is a pair of twin dinosaurs, and they belong to a previously undiscovered species.

Kyu is a little unreliable, much like Nobita, while Myu is a spirited tomboy. Although their different personalities present challenges, Nobita raises them with a parent's affection. Eventually, however, the two reach the limits of what is possible for them in the modern world.

Deciding to return Kyu and Myu to their own era, Nobita sets off with Doraemon and his friends for a journey sixty-six million years into the past. Their search for dinosaurs of the same kind as Kyu and Myu begins.

Following the dinosaurs' tracks with help from Doraemon's secret gadgets and the dinosaurs themselves, Nobita and the others reach a mysterious island. What fate awaits Kyu, Myu and their friends in the Cretaceous period, when the dinosaurs are said to have become extinct?

This premium edition contains the 110-minute film on both Blu-ray and DVD, with trailers and television spots. The film discs are the same as those supplied in the regular Blu-ray and regular DVD editions. A 112-page reduced-format scenario book contains Genki Kawamura's script, and a sixty-four-page full-color booklet is packed with staff interviews and production-design materials. The outer case features a new illustration by character designer and chief animation director Takashi Kojima. A clear sticker was included in the original first pressing; its availability depends on the copy supplied.

Wasabi Mizuta voices Doraemon, Megumi Ohara voices Nobita, Yumi Kakazu voices Shizuka, Subaru Kimura voices Gian and Tomokazu Seki voices Suneo. Takuya Kimura voices Jill and Naomi Watanabe voices Natalie.