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Who are the two cartoon characters in the picture?

Doraemon and cartoon Shiba Inu expression pack

Doraemon Doraemon (Japanese: ドラぇもん), formerly known as the robot cat, is a cat-like robot that appears in F. Fujio Fujiko's cartoon Doraemon, and is also the hero of this novel. The name means Gong (

Doraemon has a four-dimensional pocket on her belly, which leads directly to four-dimensional space, and no matter how many things can be put down. Afraid of rats. The usual duty is to take care of Yebinov.

Role prototype

2 1 12 was born on September 3rd in Tokyo, Japan. On the production line that day, 1 (the second set) was produced after 0 (the first set). An accident happened in the manufacturing process, which caused one of the screws to fall off and become a "special" robot. After that, he was sent to a special class in Robot School, where he met Doraemon's seven boys and made friends with them. After that, Doraemon attended the robot sales meeting held in the robot school. At that time, she was the child's teacher (セワシ) and accidentally pressed the buy button, so she bought Doraemon (born from Doraemon 2 1 12). In 2 1 12 The Birth of Doraemon, Doraemon, as a robot to take care of children, works in Shinhiko's great-grandson's house. In order to change poor Daxiong, Shi Xiu decided to ask Doraemon to return to the 20th century to help Daxiong.

The origin of the name

Doraemon is directly transliterated from Japan's original name "ドラぇもん". There are many different opinions if the name is to be translated freely.

Hong Kong media reported that Doraemon in Japanese means "the guardian of red bean bag". In addition, there is another saying that "ドラ" comes from the word "wild cat" instead of gongs and drums, because F. Fujio Fujiko himself once mentioned that when he wanted to find Doraemon, his inspiration came from a wild cat with a bell. So-and-so "Weimen" is a common name in the Edo era in Japan. F. Many protagonists in Fujio Fujio's works are always named after such a "guardian gate", such as "2 1 guardian gate" (2 1 ェモン). There is also a saying in Chinese mainland that the name Doraemon consists of Dora and Emmon, and Dora means "God".

However, Doraemon's cartoons had different names in China during the piracy period of Hongkong and Taiwan Province in or before1990s. There are robot cat Tinker Bell (early Qingwen Publishing House), super cat Tinker Bell (early Dongli Publishing House) and magic Tinker Bell (early Daran Culture) in Taiwan Province Province alone. In addition, there are translations of Tinker Bell (early Yangming Bookstore), Robot Cat (People's Fine Arts Publishing House) and Tinker Bell (Yu Romantic Painting) in other places.

After F. Fujio Fujiko's death, Asahi TV inherited the copyright of Doraemon, and according to his last wish, "I hope that the Asian region will be unified and changed to Japanese transliteration, so that readers in different places will know that they are talking about the same character"; Therefore, Daran Culture in Taiwan Province Province is urged to release the Chinese version of Doraemon in Taiwan Province, China Province at 1997. Since then, Qingwen Culture Communication Company in Hongkong and Jilin Fine Arts Publishing House (Ji Mei) in Chinese mainland have followed suit. Most TV animation broadcasting companies, such as China TV, TVB and CCTV, also changed their translation names at the beginning of 2 1 century. In 2005, Afu and Ji 'an finally changed their names.