It has been announced that talent Miki Fujimoto will appear as a guest voice actor in the latest film version of the popular anime series "Doraemon : Doraemon: Nobita's Art World Tales," the 44th film in the series. This will be Fujimoto's second time appearing in the "Doraemon" film series, about two years after "Doraemon the Movie: Nobita and the Sky Utopia," which will be released in 2023. She will play the queen of the Principality of Arturia, the world inside a painting where the story is set.
Fujimoto plays the queen, a kind-hearted mother who continues to search for her daughter, who disappeared four years ago and is believed to have been spirited away. Fujimoto commented, "I thought it was amazing that I was able to voice the movie Doraemon once in my entertainment career, so I was very happy to be involved in the work twice! As for the dubbing, it was more difficult than the last time (Doraemon the Movie: Nobita and the Sky Utopia). I have never met the queen in my private life, so it was hard to imagine her, and there were many ad-libs that were not written in the script, such as the breathing before the lines and the meal scenes, and I was impressed by how amazing voice actors are. I haven't seen the finished work yet, but I think it will be enjoyable for both adults and children, so I hope everyone will go see it with their families!"
The latest film is the 45th anniversary work of the "Doraemon Movie" series. The setting is "the world inside the painting," where Doraemon and Nobita and friends meet in the painting and face off against a powerful enemy over the phantom jewel. It is directed by Teramoto Yukiyo, who directed the TV anime "Doraemon" and became the first female director of the series with "Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's New Great Adventure into the Underworld ~The Seven Magicians~" in 2007, and Ito Kimishi, who has written many screenplays for the TV anime "Doraemon," is in charge of the script for the "Doraemon Movie" series for the first time. It is scheduled to be released on March 7th.
