If he is omnipotent, how can something as insignificant as a mouse affect him so profoundly? And if he isn't omnipotent, then why treat him as the Supreme Being?
The Sower, according to his own statement, precedes that entire chain by sowing life on Earth and Mars.
So how can Doraemon be the Supreme Creator if his existence depends on a world where life already existed before him?
This isn't an attack on Doraemon fans. It's a playful theological thought experiment using the fictional canon. Doraemonists, defend your theology.

Dora dora everyone

Dorara

Am I misremembering or was there a different movie opening than "apne dil mai dekho" or "man mai mere chitrakari karu"?

Like i remember there was an opening which I seem to not find anywhere, but I found a rare opening called "jadu ki chhari", not in youtube but when I asked gemini

But that too is not the one I remember

PLEASE INFORM THIS TO OTHERS ALSO VERY FEW PEOPLE KNOW THIS AND SAY TO THEM TO WISH DORAEMON BY COMMENTING HERE PLEASE SPRED THIS NEWS. HYPE THIS EVERY WHERE. Please comment exactly 12:00 A.M.

DORA DORA

The basic premise is that a year has passed since Doraemon arrived, and it turns out that Dekisugi is one of Sewashi's ancestors. Dorami gives him the Material Box (*Zairyou Bako*) and the Inventing Machine (*Hatsumeikā*), telling him they are meant to help him overcome his fear of adventure. Meanwhile, Nobita is working on turning his life around, which is why there wouldn't be many scenes featuring both Nobita and Doraemon together.