lucoria

I read the content of the link. Got to say each diferent case has its own rules and respective solution. If a lot of time goes by then they create a new and more updated character/plot/background for the story, if the story is based on an infant then no one in the show ever ages, then it says that sometimes 1 year in real life can equal to 1 or 2 days. But to me it all sounds to convenient, its likes, its all based on a non existing universe all disorganized and crumpled together. Example: speaking of Det. Conan, time does pass by but aparently 1 year is equal to 10000 months. Aparently time isnt based on real time its based on punctual decisive events that happen in the story like the begining, climax and end of an arc. Yet with det conan, its really weird because even if the author didnt mean to, there is a sense of real time goin by, like when your watching a tv show(NCIS, CSI, Bones, etc), of course im comparing aging people to fiction characters but its not the case. I guess what im trying to say is that you get a feeling that in between episodes time does flow by. Then again i could be thinking it to much, instead of just accepting it and enjoying the show.

OK so ive just started watching the anime, im at episode 80. Obviously after i get to the last chapter ill start reading the manga. My question is a really simple one and probably one that many people have thought of. Conan turns to a kid, and he never grows even an inch. Shouldnt he be at least 20 years old or older by the end of episode 700. If each episode is a different week then its arround 50 weeks in a year therefore 50 episodes in 1 year so 700 divided by 50 is 14 add this number to the age in which he reversed to and you get a lot more then 20 years of age. Now for all those who may think that 1 episode isnt really 1 week after the last aired episode. check out episode 57 where he says ''Its been months since he had any clues" so even if 1 episode doesnt represent a week of his life it has to be close to that. In various anime 1 episode equals to 1 week, 1 month, or even at times 1 hour. Yet its clear that in this anime/manga time does go by, by the many and not 1 episode 1 day. Anyway if the awnser is obvious meaning that the whole kid thing is permanent and he is an ageless brat (meaning that he is immortal and will never die of old age), then i apologize for my ignorance, as well as for the fact that this question might have been asked b4. Take in mind i just started watching this show its awsome i love it, but this contradiction is really naggin at me. Please awnser thnx.

OK so ive just started watching the anime, im at episode 80. Obviously after i get to the last chapter ill start reading the manga. My question is a really simple one and probably one that many people have thought of. Conan turns to a kid, and he never grows even an inch. Shouldnt he be at least 20 years old or older by the end of episode 700. If each episode is a different week then its arround 50 weeks in a year therefore 50 episodes in 1 year so 700 divided by 50 is 14 add this number to the age in which he reversed to and you get a lot more then 20 years of age. Now for all those who may think that 1 episode isnt really 1 week after the last. check out episode 57 where he says ''Its been months" so even if 1 episode doesnt represent a week of his life it has to be close to that. In various anime 1 episode equals to 1 week, 1 month, or even at times 1 hour. Yet its clear that in this anime/manga time does go by, by the many and not 1 episode 1 day. Anyway if the awnser is obvious meaning that the whole kid thing is permanent and he is an ageless brat (immortal), then i apologize for my ignorance, as well as for the fact that this question might have been asked b4. Take in mind i just started watching this show its awsome i love it, but this contradiction is really naggin at me. Please awnser thnx.