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Where to potentially find Doraemon (1979) raw episodes:

1. Japanese P2P / archives

   • Share / Winny / Perfect Dark (legacy Japanese P2P networks) – rare but sometimes have TV-recorded raw episodes.
   • Nyaa.si – check under "Raw" or "Japanese audio" category. Most 1979 episodes there are in bulk packs but may be incomplete.

2. Private trackers

   • AnimeBytes, U2, JPOPSUKI (invite-only). These have the best chance of complete 1979 raw sets, including "exclusive" TV raws from reruns or LD transfers.

3. Archive.org

   • Some users upload old VHS recordings of 1979 Doraemon. Search "Doraemon 1979 raw" or "Doraemon TV 1979."

4. Japanese streaming services

   • TVer, Paravi, Amazon Prime JP – sometimes have select older episodes in raw Japanese, but not full series.

5. Fan communities

   • Discord servers dedicated to Doraemon or classic anime preservation. Ask nicely, but note that sharing full raw episodes may violate their rules.

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2. The DVD Gap

While the 1979 series had DVD releases in Japan, they are notoriously incomplete.

• The "Doraemon TV Series" Box Sets only cover select episodes.
• Many "filler" episodes or seasonal specials have never been transferred to digital media.
• The DVDs themselves often use different audio mixes or censored visuals (removing background smoking or slightly risqué jokes). A "raw" captures the original, uncensored broadcast.

Part 4: The Time Hunters (The Dark Turn)

They resolve to travel to Japan in the Cretaceous period. However, the Time Machine malfunctions, and they are forced to use the "Anywhere Door" to traverse the ancient continents. doraemon 1979 raw exclusive

Suddenly, the story takes a dark turn characteristic of the early 1979 specials. They encounter "Time Hunters"—illegal poachers from the future who hunt extinct animals for sport. This was one of the first times the anime introduced genuine villains with malicious intent, contrasting the usual bully dynamics of Gian and Suneo.

The Time Hunters capture Doraemon and Nobita, stealing their gadgets. Piisuke, terrified of the hunters, is captured in a net. The poachers intend to sell him.

Part 1: The Fossil and the Bet

The story begins with a classic neighborhood confrontation. Suneo is showing off a fossilized claw of a Tyrannosaurus Rex to an envious Nobita and Gian. When Nobita asks to touch it, Suneo snatches it away, mocking Nobita for not understanding the value of history. Feature: "Doraemon (1979) — Raw Exclusive" Where to

Humiliated, Nobita rushes home and demands that Doraemon produce a dinosaur. Doraemon scoffs, explaining that dinosaurs are extinct. Nobita insists, betting his eyes that he can find a living dinosaur. Doraemon accepts the bet, confident he will win.

Nobita searches the local mountains and riverbanks, digging holes everywhere, only to find modern junk—a car tire, an old boot. Exhausted and tearful, he returns to the empty lot, digging one last time in sheer desperation. To everyone’s shock, he unearths a fossilized egg.