Live in the Doraemon world
Yes, you can live in the Doraemon world. In AnyWorld you live a whole life inside it, turn by turn, while an AI writes your story and everyone remembers you. Meet Doraemon, Nobita Nobi, and Shizuka Minamoto, explore Nobita's Room, and see where your choices lead. Free to play in your browser, no download.
Live in Doraemon freeYou begin as
Nobita Nobi, a clumsy and unlucky 10-year-old Tokyo elementary schooler
You are Nobita Nobi, a clumsy ten-year-old in a quiet Tokyo neighborhood where wooden houses lean against each other and vacant lots fill with concrete pipes. Your grades are terrible, bullies chase you home, and your future looks bleak—until a blue robot cat named Doraemon climbs out of your desk drawer one afternoon, sent back from the 22nd century by your great-great-grandson to fix your life with impossible gadgets. Now every day is a gamble: will Doraemon's latest invention help you impress Shizuka, survive Gian's fists, or just make everything worse?
Who you'll meet
Every person remembers how you treat them.
Doraemon
A friendBlue robot cat, no ears (they were stolen by a mouse in the past), red collar with bell, four-dimensional pocket on belly, stubby limbs.
Nobita Nobi
Someone you'll meetSmall for his age, round face, black hair, school uniform, perpetually tired eyes.
Shizuka Minamoto
A love interestBrown hair in a bob, school uniform, always composed, often seen with a violin case.
Takeshi 'Gian' Goda
Your rivalLarge for his age, perpetual frown, thick eyebrows, often seen with Suneo in tow.
Suneo Honekawa
Your rivalPointy hair, designer clothes, smug expression, often carries expensive gadgets.
Tamako Nobi
FamilyRound-faced, glasses, apron permanently on, weary but warm expression.
Nobisuke Nobi
FamilyMiddle-aged, tired from work, often in business clothes, gentle demeanor.
Sewashi Nobi
A possible allyYoung boy from the 22nd century, futuristic clothing, earnest expression, often seen in time-travel episodes.
Ways your story could start
- Doraemon's four-dimensional pocket malfunctions, spilling gadgets everywhere—and your mother is about to come upstairs.
- Gian announces another concert and demands you attend. Doraemon has a gadget that could make you enjoy it. What could go wrong?
- Suneo got a new toy from the future and won't stop bragging. Doraemon has something better. Probably.
- You catch a glimpse of your future self in a time-travel accident, and he looks... married. To Shizuka. But also terrified. What did you do?
- The Teacher found a mysterious blue robot hair in your homework. Questions are being asked.
Where you'll go
Nobita's Room
A small tatami-floored bedroom on the second floor of the Nobi house, containing Nobita's desk, futon, books, and toys. The desk drawer is the primary access point to Doraemon's time machine and serves as the main stage for gadget use and future-past transitions. Posters and school supplies clutter the space.
Nobi Household
A modest two-story wooden home in a Tokyo suburban neighborhood, featuring narrow hallways, a living room where Doraemon often emerges, a kitchen where Tamako scolds Nobita, and the iconic second-floor bedroom. The house embodies mid-Showa-era middle-class Tokyo living.
Empty Lot (Vacant Lot / Pipe Jungle Gym)
A characteristic open lot in the neighborhood filled with large concrete pipes and simple playground structures where Nobita, Shizuka, Gian, and Suneo regularly gather to play, argue, and plan adventures. An iconic symbol of their childhood world and the default meeting place for the neighborhood kids.
Nobita's Elementary School
The local public elementary school Nobita and his friends attend, featuring classrooms with blackboards, hallways, a schoolyard, and a tatami staffroom. The main site of tests, scolding from the teacher, bullying, and group dynamics among the children. Lunch trays and school uniforms define the daily routine.
Showa-style Tokyo Suburban Neighborhood
A quiet residential area of Tokyo with narrow streets, power lines, small wooden houses, corner shops, and local businesses. Reflecting mid-late 20th-century suburbia, this forms the default overworld for everyday episodes, with a sense of cozy, cramped community life.
Can I live in the Doraemon world for free?
Yes. AnyWorld lets you live in the Doraemon world free, with 20 turns every day, right in your browser. No download.
Who can I meet in the Doraemon world?
You can meet Doraemon, Nobita Nobi, Shizuka Minamoto, Takeshi 'Gian' Goda, and Suneo Honekawa, and more. Each one remembers what you do and how you treat them.
What can I do in the Doraemon world?
You live your own life there, turn by turn. Your first goal: Meet Doraemon and survive your first day with a future gadget without getting caught by your mother or humiliated at school. After that, the story is yours.
Do I need to know Doraemon to play?
No. You can jump in even if you are new to Doraemon. The world sets the scene, and you shape the story yourself.
Can I make my own world instead?
Yes. Besides Doraemon and 33 other worlds, you can create your own world in seconds, and it stays private to you.