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dz.

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  1. Look, I don't think anyone is arguing your opinion is invalid, just that your depiction of the character is incorrect. DC obviously has plot-holes, however the sense of justice in the protagonists is a main theme of the story and shouldn't be considered a "flaw", even in characterization. As for the climax of every episode when there's the apprehension of the criminal, whether with Shinichi or Ran, I really don't think it's fair to judge either of them in the sense that arrogance drives their ambitions. Along with their judicatory mindset, obviously comes their good in human nature. They're only trying to save lives to the best of their ability. For example, as Conan, the only way he can stop antagonists is with a some special gear, I don't think anyone is expecting a 4 feet kid to fly across rooms like he's Goku. As for Ran, Karate is a very respected combat sport and IMO, Karate suits her role very well. If you have watched or have any experience with MA or MMA, you'd know that in most situations, striking is much more proficient and effective than submissive combat. Furthermore, you talk about the age and experience of the character being the main reasons of their "arrogance", but tbh if you consider the role of the character, especially Ran's, her actions seem rather altruistic rather than arrogant. Just sayin' brah
  2. Hi! Welcome to DCW! Some info if you don't know already: Click on other members' display name - in my case, Cindy-Chen. Then scroll under "Friends" and type in the box called "Comments". If you have any questions, feel free to ask me!

  3. Haha, sorry I'm new to the forum, didn't realize that it would upset you because of some plot analysis. I've been watching DC randomly so my "wild speculations" might be questionable.. But I don't see how the scene I mentioned is even considered speculation. Maybe if you watched it you wouldn't be so rash to judge.
  4. I've seen a lot of speculation regarding this subject, when Shuichi is shot by Mizunashi Rena in episode 504. The general opinion of the audience is that the murder was staged and Akai is still alive. I'm sure that most people already know this... but Akai is definitely alive and very likely Subaru. I read the wiki-article on the theory behind Akai being alive and Okiya but there's still somethings to add. During the killing, Akai's right hand was in his pocket the whole time. (This is likely what triggered the fake blood bursts when taking shots etc.). Note how after the "lung shot" from Hidemi/Rena, Akai clutches his right torso with his left hand instead of his right (which stays in his pocket). Also, when Shuichi is shot in the head, he is leaning on the rear right door of his Chevy, but after he's shot, he somehow falls into the front seat to position him so that he wouldn't be caught by the camera on Mizunashi Rena in most angles and wouldn't be seen by the Porsche directly. (Naturally, he would've collapsed on the floor). Notice how in this scene, Akai's car initially drove adjacent to the railing of the highway. This is likely the same trick that Andre Camel used during the chase for Mizunashi Rena with the Organization, as the explosion acted as a cover for Akai to escape. Conclusive proof that Akai is alive is at the end of DC ep 508 where Hondou Eisuke tells Conan about the possible recent death of an FBI agent. Conan's reaction should be expected by many viewers as he smiles and says in his head, "It's all right." I don't know much about Subaru, but from the article in DCW wiki, it's most likely true that Akai is Okiya. (Especially based on how Conan seems to know him and trust him, whereas Conan is extremely cautious, paranoid and even suspicious towards anybody unknown introduced to him.) But there's more than enough proof that Shuichi is still alive, and will probably be re-introduced during the next main story arc against the BO.
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