After a theme park that revives extinct dinosaurs is opened in Tokyo, Shinnosuke's pet dog, Shiro, crosses paths with a small dinosaur. The two befriend each other, but their friendship might affect the existence of the park.

Young boy Shinnosuke gains telekinetic abilities from cosmic white light. Mitsuru Hiriya obtains psychic powers from black light, aims to destroy Earth. Amidst Japan's fear, Shinnosuke emerges as hero against Hiriya's threat.

The film features Shinnosuke as a ninja, and will reveal if Shinnosuke is the real son of Hiroshi and Misae.

When the five visit a private academy Kazama is attacked. He is left with reduced intelligence and strange bite marks. Now available on DVD and BluRay in Japan in the original Japanese audio.

The Scribble Kingdom in the sky which charges it's life energy with scribbling is endangered when the people in the world lessen their scribbling. The military is send in to enforce more scribbling.

During his sleep, Shinnosuke enters a fantasy world where he could find all his favorite things, starting from chocolates, cakes and candies to young and beautiful girls in voluptuous and salacious clothes. But it soon turns out to be a nightmare world where Shinnosuke, his friends and family get trapped and are unable to escape. They also meet a mysterious girl named Saki who is somehow connected to these dreams. Now it is up to Shinnosuke and the Kasukabe Defense Group to save their dreams and escape from the nightmare world.

Mamoru Shizime, the new mayor of Kasukabe city, starts ecology activities. Shinnosuke picks a mysterious small bottle containing light green liquid while cleaning the riverbank and takes it home.

Shin Chan gets his mother to finally buy him the last Ultra Hero sword, but when he opens the package there is only one rule inside. In addition to this confusion, Shin Chan meets Tostado, a dog just like Nevado but in black.

It is the 14th film based on the popular comedy manga and anime series Crayon Shin-chan. The film was released to theatres on April 15, 2006 in Japan.