《電影哆啦A夢：大雄的繪畫世界物語》於 2025 年 3 月 7 日在日本上映，是《哆啦A夢》系列第 44 部劇場版作品，也是水田版第 19 部長篇電影，同時更是《哆啦A夢》電影系列誕生 45 週年的紀念之作。這次作品由曾執導《大雄的祕密道具博物館》的寺本幸代重新回歸擔任導演，相隔 12 年後再次掌舵劇場版，劇本則交由長年參與電視動畫編劇的伊藤公志創作，這也是他首次負責《哆啦A夢》電影腳本。主題曲由愛繆演唱，成為繼 YUZU 與 mihimaru GT 之後，又一位同時為《蠟筆小新》《哆啦A夢》兩大國民動畫系列演唱主題曲的歌手。

故事從一則震驚全球的新聞開始：一幅被估計價值數十億日圓的神秘畫作被發現，而大雄正苦惱於暑假作業中的「繪畫」題目。在他煩惱的時候，一小片陌生畫布碎片突然從天而降，引發他與哆啦A夢的好奇。大雄利用祕密道具「進入燈」進入畫中世界探索，意外遇見一位神祕少女可蕾雅，從她口中，他們得知這片奇妙空間名為〈雅特利亞公國〉，正是那幅天價畫作所描繪的中世紀歐洲世界。

哆啦A夢一行人決定協助可蕾雅，踏上前往雅特利亞公國的旅程。這個世界壯麗又古典，卻隱藏著不為人知的危機。傳說中有一顆名為〈雅特利亞藍〉的幻之寶石沉眠在某處，而寶石的秘密似乎與這個世界的命運息息相關。越深入探索，大雄與夥伴逐漸察覺雅特利亞公國正面臨一場古老的災厄。當傳說中的「世界滅亡預言」逐漸成真，他們陷入前所未有的危機。

在可蕾雅的協助下，哆啦A夢、靜香、胖虎、小夫與大雄開始查明雅特利亞藍的真相。隨著冒險推展，畫作世界與現實世界的連結也逐漸浮現，這不再只是暑假作業，而是關乎兩個世界存亡的大冒險。最終，大雄是否能突破自己的膽怯與弱點，以真誠的心與勇氣帶領大家克服災難、拯救亞特利亞世界，也成為本作最核心的情感主軸。

本作堅持以「完全原創故事」打造出童話般且帶有中世紀奇幻色彩的世界。畫中世界的美術設計十分精緻，融合油畫質感與歐洲古堡風格，讓整部電影猶如進入一幅會呼吸的繪畫。此外，作品也以「藝術、創作、想像力」為主題，呼應大雄的成長，並展現哆啦A夢系列一貫的純真冒險精神。

寺本幸代的回歸也讓本作呈現一種細膩而柔和的敘事風格，將大雄的內心世界、克蕾雅的身世謎團，以及畫中世界的命運議題交織在一起，使電影的情感層次比許多早期作品更成熟。加入片頭曲的形式，則是自《大雄的月球探測記》後睽違六年的「懷舊演出方式」。

上映後，本作被視為哆啦A夢近年來的高品質劇場版之一。觀眾對其中世紀風格的美術設計、帶有童話與奇幻氛圍的場景給予高度肯定，而新角色克蕾雅的設定及其與大雄之間的羈絆，也成為討論度極高的亮點。

許多影迷認為，作為 45 週年紀念作品，本作兼具娛樂性、情感深度與系列傳統價值，成功吸引新世代孩子，也喚起長年粉絲的懷舊情感。其票房表現穩定，並因主題曲由愛繆演唱而在社群平台引發熱烈迴響，使電影在音樂層面也獲得額外關注。

總結而言，《大雄的繪畫世界物語》不僅是一場穿越畫作的華麗冒險，更以「何謂創造力」與「跨越不安的勇氣」作為主題，成為兼具想像力與情感深度的年度代表作，也是哆啦A夢系列在邁向下一個十年的重要里程碑。

Doraemon: Nobita's Art World Tales is a 2025 Japanese animated feature film released on March 7, 2025. It is the 44th installment in the Doraemon movie franchise and the 19th film in the Mizuta-era cast lineup. Directed by Yukiyo Teramoto with a screenplay by Koji Ito, the film also commemorates the 45th anniversary of the Doraemon movie series. For Teramoto, this marks a long-awaited return to the franchise after twelve years, her last work being Nobita’s Secret Gadget Museum. For Ito, this film represents his first attempt at writing a full-length animated movie, despite being a long-time contributor to the Doraemon TV anime since 2014.

The story begins with a news report announcing the discovery of an extraordinarily valuable painting, said to be worth several tens of billions of yen. While the world reacts to this astonishing find, Nobita is struggling with his summer vacation homework—specifically, the assignment to create a drawing. As he hesitates and procrastinates, a mysterious scrap of a painting suddenly falls before him. Intrigued, he turns to Doraemon, who uses the secret gadget known as the “Entering Light”, allowing them to physically step into the world depicted inside a painting.

Once inside, Nobita and his friends find themselves surrounded by the landscapes and architecture of a medieval European setting. During their exploration, they encounter a mysterious young girl named Clare, who appears to be connected to the fragment Nobita found. After hearing her plea for help, Doraemon and the group set off toward the Kingdom of Artoria, a realm that turns out to be the very same world portrayed in the newsworthy painting.

Artoria is said to hide a legendary gemstone known as the Artoria Blue, a mystical treasure believed to carry immense power. While searching for clues about its whereabouts, the group discovers that the kingdom is haunted by an ancient prophecy foretelling the destruction of the world. As the prophecy begins to manifest, Artoria faces catastrophic danger, and the peaceful world inside the painting starts collapsing into chaos. Doraemon, Nobita, and their friends find themselves caught in a desperate struggle not only to uncover the truth behind the Artoria Blue but also to save this world from annihilation.

The adventure becomes a dramatic test of courage and creativity. Nobita, whose confidence in art has always wavered, must confront his own limitations while realizing the power hidden within imagination itself. Whether he and his friends can break the prophecy and restore peace to Artoria becomes the emotional core of the film.

Beyond its narrative, the movie carries special significance for the Doraemon series. The theme song is performed by Aimyon, marking the first time in a decade that a Doraemon film features a solo female vocalist. Her involvement is also notable because she now joins the rare group of artists who have provided theme songs for both the Crayon Shin-chan and Doraemon movie franchises; in her case, she is the first singer to write for Shin-chan before contributing to Doraemon.

Doraemon: Nobita’s Art World Tales also revives the tradition of including an opening theme sequence, something the series has not featured since Nobita’s Chronicle of the Moon Exploration six years earlier. With its richly imagined medieval world, emotional storytelling, and artistic themes centered around creativity and self-expression, the film has been recognized as a visually striking and heartfelt addition to the long-running franchise.

Overall, the movie has been praised by audiences and critics for its imaginative world-building, nostalgic charm, and the sense of grandeur appropriate for a 45th-anniversary celebration. It stands out as a film that blends adventure, mystery, and warm emotional depth, offering both long-time fans and new viewers a memorable journey into a world where art literally comes to life.