Nobita Terjebak Di Pulau Tak Berpenghuni - Cerita Doraemon Bahasa Indonesia Terbaru 2025

Summary

In this story, Nobita embarks on a comical adventure where he attempts to survive on an uninhabited island using only disposable chopsticks to build a raft, inspired by the tale of Robinson Crusoe. Despite his efforts, Nobita's lack of survival skills leads him into various mishaps, requiring Doraemon's help at every turn. From navigating ocean currents to facing harsh weather conditions, Nobita's journey highlights his dependence on Doraemon's clever inventions. Ultimately, Nobita's fantasy of living like Robinson comes to an end as he finds comfort in the familiarity of home, despite his attempts to claim credit for the adventure.

Takeaways

• 😀 Nobita collects chopsticks and wants to make a raft to explore uninhabited islands.
• 😀 Nobita is inspired by the story of Robinson Crusoe, where a man survived on an island for 28 years.
• 😀 Nobita initially rejects Doraemon's help but eventually borrows Doraemon's balloon raft to build his own.
• 😀 Doraemon tries to provide extra equipment, but Nobita insists on doing it alone, though he struggles with the raft.
• 😀 Nobita encounters challenges at sea, such as paddling with a broken wooden board and being attacked by fish.
• 😀 Doraemon intervenes to help Nobita, installing a water propeller to carry him to an uninhabited island.
• 😀 Upon reaching the island, Nobita names it 'Nobita Island' and begins exploring it for food.
• 😀 Nobita is hungry, but there are no fruit-bearing trees, so Doraemon helps him with cream bread using a multiplying mirror.
• 😀 Nobita struggles during a rainstorm and is helped by Doraemon, who provides shelter and guidance throughout his journey.
• 😀 Nobita finally finds a water source after Doraemon drills a hole in the cave, which cheers him up.
• 😀 As the sun sets, Nobita experiences a moment of emotional vulnerability, missing his mother and feeling homesick.
• 😀 In the end, Nobita returns home, boasting about his adventure despite being saved by Doraemon.

Q & A

Why does Nobita collect chopsticks?

Nobita collects chopsticks because he wants to use them to build a raft for exploring uninhabited islands, inspired by the story of Robinson Crusoe.

How does Doraemon react to Nobita's plan to make a raft with chopsticks?

Doraemon is initially surprised by Nobita's idea to use disposable chopsticks for building a raft, considering it impractical.

What is the inspiration behind Nobita's desire to explore an uninhabited island?

Nobita is inspired by the story of Robinson Crusoe, a man who survived stranded on an island for 28 years, and wants to experience a similar adventure.

Why does Nobita refuse to accept Doraemon's help at first?

Nobita initially refuses Doraemon's help because he wants to be independent and manage the raft-making process by himself.

What makes Nobita reconsider his decision to refuse Doraemon's help?

After realizing how long it would take to make a raft with chopsticks, Nobita borrows Doraemon's balloon raft to expedite the process.

How does Doraemon assist Nobita during his adventure?

Doraemon helps Nobita in various ways, such as providing equipment, creating a water propeller for the raft, giving him food, and finding shelter when Nobita is in trouble.

What happens when Nobita encounters a bamboo propeller and fish?

When Nobita tries to use a bamboo propeller, a group of fish comes and causes it to fall, prompting Doraemon to intervene.

What does Nobita discover when he reaches the uninhabited island?

Upon reaching the island, Nobita is excited to explore and names it 'Nobita Island.' However, he soon realizes he is ill-prepared for survival.

How does Nobita deal with hunger on the island?

Nobita is initially unable to find fruit but later enjoys cream bread provided by Doraemon, which is multiplied using a mirror and placed on a tree.

What emotional moment does Nobita experience on the island?

Nobita becomes emotional when he misses his mother and, under the sunset, he cries out to return home, eventually being comforted by a mother figure.