DoraMoji – Nobita no Kanji Daisakusen

A school assignment turns into a big task when Doraemon shows Nobita a special book that sends them into a world filled with kanji. The story begins when the book opens and pulls them into different places shaped by simple characters, such as forests made of strokes and towns built from kanji signs. Nobita learns that many kanji have become mixed or broken, and each area needs help fixing them. Short scenes show Doraemon explaining which kanji is causing trouble, where it went, and what must be done to repair the world.

Gameplay stays very simple, using tapping to choose answers, match shapes, or place kanji parts in the right spot. Some tasks ask for picking the correct reading, touching matching characters, or tracing an easy shape to repair a broken kanji. Each action moves slowly and clearly, making it easy to understand even for beginners. Nobita and Doraemon speak in short lines that give hints or react to mistakes without pressure. Small animations appear when a kanji is fixed, helping the player learn while keeping the story calm.

New areas unlock after finishing each kanji task, opening places like stroke forests, small classrooms, quiet villages, and simple puzzle rooms. Some stages include light challenges such as choosing the right kanji from a group or connecting parts to form the correct character. None of the puzzles are difficult, and each step focuses on learning kanji in a safe, friendly way. After fixing all the important characters, the book returns to normal and shows a short ending scene of thanks. The whole adventure stays soft, beginner friendly, and centered on clear kanji practice with Nobita and Doraemon working together.