The Crowd-be-Gone Gyro

Season 2Episode 16225 minjuil. 31, 1980
The Crowd-be-Gone Gyro
Shizuka likes flowers but Nobita has none. However a magic pen allows flowers or trees drawn on paper to come alive. When Doraemon tries it to make a tree house, he unknowingly uses a bit of paper with an advert for a washing machine on the other side with drastic results.
The Crowd-be-Gone Gyro has aired on juil. 31, 1980
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