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Mary Sera Appearances

2014-11-30T09:49:48Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Anime */

== Manga ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|chapters|Unknown child|
[[Volume 83|'''File 875''': Red Tragedy ('''Note:''' Photograph)]]
[[Volume 83|'''File 876''': Romance Novelist]]
[[Volume 83|'''File 877''': The Girl Who Resembles Sera]]
[[Volume 83|'''File 878''': The Phone, the Sea, and I]]
[[Volume 83|'''File 879''': Detective's Master ('''Note:''' Photograph)]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 899''': A Sealed Move]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 901''': The Forbidden Move]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 902''': A Brilliant Move]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 903''': The Corpse in The Pool]]
[[Volume 86|'''File 905''': The Thruth Rises to the Surface ('''Note:''' Background)]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Anime ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|episodes|Unknown child|
[[The Tragedy of the Red Woman|'''Episode 756''': The Tragedy of the Red Woman (Revenge)]]
[[The Unexpected Result Of Romance Novel|'''Episode 759''': The Unexpected Result Of Romance Novel (Part 1)]]
[[The Unexpected Result Of Romance Novel|'''Episode 760''': The Unexpected Result Of Romance Novel (Part 2)]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Movies ==

== OVAs ==

== Specials ==

== Openings ==

== Closings ==

== See also ==

* [[Unknown child]]

[[Category:Appearances]]

Subaru Okiya Appearances

2014-07-28T12:55:36Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Manga */

== Manga ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|chapters|Subaru Okiya|
[[Volume 60|'''File 622''': Red, White, and Yellow]]
[[Volume 60|'''File 623''': Kuroshiro-kun]]
[[Volume 60|'''File 624''': A New Neighbor]]
[[Volume 61|'''File 635''': Burn ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 61|'''File 637''': Crackle]]
[[Volume 61|'''File 638''': Paper Airplane]]
[[Volume 61|'''File 639''': Message]]
[[Volume 61|'''File 640''': Rescue]]
[[Volume 62|'''File 646''': Village of Animosity ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 64|'''File 664''': Ikkaku Rock]]
[[Volume 64|'''File 665''': Mackerel Carp Sea Bream Flounder]]
[[Volume 64|'''File 666''': Thirst for Blood]]
[[Volume 65|'''File 680''': A Dangerous Couple ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 66|'''File 691''': Conan vs. The Detective Boys]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 700''': The Dangerous Area]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 701''': Hint of Red and 13]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 702''': The Bomber's Aim]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 703''': The Truth Within the Snowstorm]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 704''': Silent Clash]]
[[Volume 71|'''File 741''': The VHS of Memory ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 72|'''File 755''': Communications Code]]
[[Volume 74|'''File 775''': Video Site]]
[[Volume 74|'''File 776''': A Vase and a Cat]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 798''': Detectives' Nocturne]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 799''': A Child's Curiosity and a Detective's Spirit of Inquiry]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 800''': When Objects Collide]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 801''': The Person Who Never Smiled ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 802''': Don't Make That Kind of Face ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 809''': Traces of Having Been in the Room]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 810''': Froth, Steam and Smoke]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 811''': The Tools of the Trade]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 812''': Yusaku Kudo's Unsolved Case]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 813''': Kinichi]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 814''': Conan-kun, Right?]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 815''': One's Own Territory ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 817''': A Lonely Figure in the Lamplight]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 820''': Mystery Train (First Wait)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 821''': Mystery Train (Junction)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 823''': Mystery Train (Releasing Smoke)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 824''': Mystery Train (Final Stop)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 825''': Special Coach ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 80|'''File 843''': A Parcel for Kudo-samakata]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 894''': Scarlet Suspicion]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 895''': Scarlet Interrogation]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 896''': Scarlet Return]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 897''': Scarlet Truth]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 898''': Scarlet Epilogue]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 902''': A Brilliant Move]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Anime ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|episodes|Subaru Okiya|
[[Conan vs. Double Code Mystery|'''Episode 509''': Red, White, Yellow, and the Detective Boys]]
[[Conan vs. Double Code Mystery|'''Episode 510''': Conan vs. Double Code Mystery]]
[[Conan vs. Double Code Mystery|'''Episode 511''': Deduction Showdown! Shinichi vs. Subaru Okiya]]
[[Kaitou Kid's Teleportation Magic|'''Episode 515''': Kaitou Kid's Teleportation Magic (1 Hour Special)]]
[[Murderer, Shinichi Kudo|'''Episode 521''': Murderer, Shinichi Kudo (1 Hour Special) ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[The Blue Spark of Hate#Part 2|'''Episode 524''': The Blue Spark of Hate (Part 1) ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[The Blue Spark of Hate#Part 2|'''Episode 525''': The Blue Spark of Hate (Part 2)]]
[[The Secret of the Vanished Masterpiece|'''Episode 536''': The Secret of the Vanished Masterpiece ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Ikkaku Rock's Disappearing Fish#Part 1|'''Episode 542''': Ikkaku Rock's Disappearing Fish (Part 1)]]
[[Ikkaku Rock's Disappearing Fish#Part 2|'''Episode 543''': Ikkaku Rock's Disappearing Fish (Part 2)]]
[[A Dangerous Party of Two|'''Episode 557''': A Dangerous Party of Two ('''Note:''' Background & Flashback)]]
[[Battle of the Haunted Warehouse's Treasure#Part 1|'''Episode 571''': Battle of the Haunted Warehouse's Treasure (Part 1) ('''Note:''' Flashback)]]
[[Battle of the Haunted Warehouse's Treasure#Part 2|'''Episode 572''': Battle of the Haunted Warehouse's Treasure (Part 2)]]
[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen#Hint of Red and Thirteen|'''Episode 578''': The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen]]
[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen#Hint of Red and Thirteen|'''Episode 579''': The Suggestion of Black Thirteen]]
[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen#Hint of Red and Thirteen|'''Episode 580''': The Black Time Limit Drawing Near]]
[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen#Hint of Red and Thirteen|'''Episode 581''': The Red Shaking Target]]
[[Emergency Situation 252#Part 2|'''Episode 623''': Emergency Situation 252 (Part 2)]]
[[A Video Letter of First Love|'''Episode 624''': A Video Letter of First Love ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[The Professor's Video Site|'''Episode 656''': The Professor's Video Site (Part 1)]]
[[Detectives' Nocturne|'''Episode 672''': Detectives' Nocturne (Kidnapping)]]
[[Detectives' Nocturne|'''Episode 673''': Detectives' Nocturne (Deduction)]]
[[Detectives' Nocturne|'''Episode 674''': Detectives' Nocturne (Bourbon)]]
[[Won't Forgive Even One Millimeter|'''Episode 675''': Won't Forgive Even One Millimeter (Part 1) ('''Note:''' Flashback)]]
[[Froth, Steam, and Smoke|'''Episode 684''': Froth, Steam, and Smoke (Part 1)]]
[[Froth, Steam, and Smoke|'''Episode 685''': Froth, Steam, and Smoke (Part 2)]]
[[Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case|'''Episode 690''': Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case (Part 1)]]
[[Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case|'''Episode 691''': Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case (Part 2)]]
[[The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret|'''Episode 700''': The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret (Part 2)]]
[[The Jet-Black Mystery Train#Tunnel|'''Episode 703''': The Jet-Black Mystery Train (Tunnel)]]
[[The Jet-Black Mystery Train#Destination|'''Episode 704''': The Jet-Black Mystery Train (Destination)]]
[[Sweet and Cold Delivery Service#Part 2|'''Episode 723''': Sweet and Cold Delivery Service (Part 2)]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Movies ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|movies|Subaru Okiya|
[[Dimensional Sniper|'''Movie 18''': Dimensional Sniper]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== OVAs ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|ovas|Subaru Okiya|
[[A Secret Order From London|'''OVA 11''': A Secret Order From London]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Specials ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|specials|Subaru Okiya|
}}</onlyinclude>

== Openings ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|openings|Subaru Okiya|
[[Ichibyougoto ni Love for you|'''Opening 23''': "Ichibyougoto ni Love for you" by Mai Kuraki]]
[[Mysterious|'''Opening 24''': "Mysterious" by Naifu]]
[[Revive|'''Opening 25''': "Revive" by Mai Kuraki]]
[[Everlasting Luv|'''Opening 26''': "Everlasting Luv" by BREAKERZ]]
[[MAGIC|'''Opening 27''': "MAGIC" by Rina Aiuchi]]
[[As the Dew|'''Opening 28''': "As the Dew" by Garnet Crow]]
[[SUMMER TIME GONE|'''Opening 29''': "SUMMER TIME GONE" by Mai Kuraki]]
[[Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru|'''Opening 34''': "Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru" by Natsu Iro]]
[[TRY AGAIN|'''Opening 35''': "TRY AGAIN" by Mai Kuraki]]
[[Q&A|'''Opening 36''': "Q&A" by B'z]]
[[Greed|'''Opening 38''': "Greed" by KNOCK OUT MONKEY]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Closings ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|closings|Subaru Okiya|
}}</onlyinclude>

== See also ==

*[[Subaru Okiya]]

[[Category:Appearances]]

Mary Sera Appearances

2014-07-28T12:17:12Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Manga */

Kaitou Kid VS Makoto Kyogoku

2014-07-26T09:15:54Z

Captain D. Rialdo:

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 746-747
| image = TV Episode 746-747.jpg
| title = Kaitou Kid VS Makoto Kyogoku
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 怪盗キッドVS京極真 (Kaitō Kiddo VS Kyōgoku Makoto)
| season = [[Season 23|23]]
| manga = [[Volume 82|V82 - F1~3 (862-864)]]
| airdate = July 19, 2014 (Part 1) July 26, 2014 (Part 2)
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kaitou Kid]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Makoto Kyogoku]] [[Shiro Suzuki]] [[Tomoko Suzuki]] [[Jirokichi Suzuki]] [[Ginzo Nakamori]] [[Shintaro Chaki]] [[Ayako Suzuki]] [[Yuzo Tomizawa]] [[Masumi Sera]]
| suspects =
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]]
| next-conan-hint = Candle (Part 1)
| director =
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| organizer =
| storyboard =
| producer =
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| opening-song = Greed
| closing-song = RAIN MAN
| prev-episode = The Suspect is Makoto Kyogoku
| next-episode = Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 9
| footnotes =
}}
== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{Char|Shiro Suzuki}}
{{Char|Tomoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Shintaro Chaki}}
{{Char|Ayako Suzuki|display=Ayako Suzuki (background)}}
{{Char|Yuzo Tomizawa|display=Yuzo Tomizawa (background)}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera|display=Masumi Sera (background)}}
}}

==Gadgets==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Card Gun}}
{{Gadget|Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt}}
{{Gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
{{Gadget|Hang Glider Cape}}
}}

== Case ==

=== Situation ===

==== Part 1 ====
[[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]] has decided to introduce [[Makoto Kyogoku|Makoto]] to her parents. But while [[Shiro Suzuki|her father]] wholly approves of Makoto, especially as he is a fan of martial arts competitions himself, [[Tomoko Suzuki|her mother]] in turn is strictly against a union between her younger daughter, as the prospective heir of the Suzuki Corporation, and an (in her eyes) uneducated, fight-obsessed never-do-well. Just then Sonoko receives a phone call from [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], who informs her of [[Kaitou Kid]]'s newest intention of stealing a priceless jewel from his self-declared archnemesis [[Jirokichi Suzuki]]. But as she expresses her excitement to her uncle, Makoto hears Sonoko calling Kid by his honoric "-sama" - and becomes highly interested indeed...

A little while later, after many concluded simulation runs and scenario calculations, Jirokichi Suzuki has to face the bitter reality that all measures he and his technicians have thought of to apprehend Kaitou Kid will actually be less than sufficicent to prevent the young master thief from taking Jirokichi's latest bait, the Alexandrite Green Emperor. Deeply depressed, Jirokichi considers cancelling the exhibition when a security guard (looking the worse for wear) announces the arrival of Makoto, who has spontaneously given up his return flight and smashed his way to the front of Jirokichi's mansion to request that Jirokichi lets him join the security force guarding the jewel. At first Jirokichi refuses, but when Sonoko calls him up to inquire about Makoto's exact whereabouts, and when Jirokichi learns of Makoto's victory record, he swiftly changes his mind about the young man's offer and sends a demonstration video to [[Shintaro Chaki|Superintendent Chaki]] and [[Ginzo Nakamori|Inspector Nakamori]]. However, amidst the slack-jawed policemen witnessing Makoto's fighting prowess lurks Kaitou Kid in disguise, who merely shows amusement at this new, if unusual challenge.
{{InfoBox Heist
| heist =
| image = Greenemperor.jpg
| thief = [[Kaitou Kid]]
| thief-label = Thief
| target = Green Emperor
| owner = [[Jirokichi Suzuki]]
| location =
| date =
| notice =
| description =
}}

==== Part 2 ====

=== People ===

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
It is hinted that '''Sonoko Suzuki''' is Kaitou Kid in disguise. Makoto reveals he can detail the physical features of anyone he meets in moments.
</spoiler>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}
==Trivia==
*This is the first story in which Sonoko is actually addressed by Kaitou Kid in person, if only to raise the emotional stakes in this case.
*There is a small continuity issue regarding Kaito Kid's previous disguises. Sonoko's mother comments that Kaito Kid has never disguised as a woman previously, to which Conan fails to remember that Kid once disguised as Ran in the Conan vs. Kaitou Kid case, a maid in the Kaitou Kid vs. the Strongest Safe case, or as a female passenger and eventually Shiho Miyano in The Jet-Black Mystery Train case, only remembering that he once disguised himself as Sera due to believing she was male.

== See also ==
* [[Season 23]]

Indonesian Manga

2014-07-21T05:08:55Z

Captain D. Rialdo:

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* 001 - Holmes Tahun Heisei
* 002 - Detektif Yang Mengecil
* 003 - Detektif Yang Tersisa
* 004 - Cerobong Asap Keenam
* 005 - Satu Lagi Kriminal
* 006 - Detektif Ling Lung Menjadi Detektif Hebat
* 007 - Idola Berdarah
* 008 - Seseorang Yang Mirip Denganmu
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* 002 - Alibi Sempurna
* 003 - Foto Berbicara
* 004 - Laki-Laki Yang Hilang
* 005 - Gadis Yang Kasihan
* 006 - Mengejar Sang Raksasa
* 007 - Wanita Iblis
* 008 - Puri Teror
* 009 - Anak Yang Hilang
* 010 - Mimpi Buruk Di Ruang Bawah Tanah
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* 001 - Keluarga Hatamoto
* 002 - Rahasia Ruangan Tertutup
* 003 - Lokasi Harta Warisan
* 004 - Hilangnya Anggota Keluarga
* 005 - Membuka Tipuan Dalam Gelap
* 006 - Mimpi Yang Tidak Menjadi Nyata
* 007 - Kiriman Misterius
* 008 - Orang Yang Sama
* 009 - Teka-Teki 3 Agustus
* 010 - Orang Yang Sama
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* 001 - Jawaban Teka-Teki
* 002 - Ksatria Baju Zirah
* 003 - Pesan Korban
* 004 - Pena Macet
* 005 - Penemuan Tiba-Tiba
* 006 - Empat Orang Di Kereta Hijau
* 007 - 10 Detik Terakhir
* 008 - Kode Rahasia
* 009 - Memecahkan Kode Rahasia
* 010 - Ikan Bersinar
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* 002 - Korban Pertama
* 003 - Ran Dalam Bahaya
* 004 - Serangan Dalam Gelap
* 005 - Sang Pembunuh
* 006 - Pembunuh Karaoke
* 007 - Bunuh Diri Atau Pembunuhan
* 008 - Teka-Teki Dibalik Lagu
* 009 - Berpapasan
* 010 - Tamu Tak Dikenal
* 011 - Meloloskan Diri
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* 002 - Tiga Orang Pengunjung
* 003 - Alibi Tiga Orang
* 004 - Teka-Teki Telepon Penerima Pesan
* 005 - Kata-Kata Lemari
* 006 - Grup Detektif Cilik
* 007 - Saudara Misterius
* 008 - Teka-Teki Mayat Bergerak
* 009 - Malam Perayaan
* 010 - Alibi Yang Sempurna
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* 002 - Undangan ke Pulau Tsukikage
* 003 - Kutukan Piano
* 004 - Partitur Yang Tertinggal
* 005 - Rahasia Api Neraka
* 006 - Kancing Berwarna Darah
* 007 - Rahasia Nama
* 008 - Kekasih Shinichi
* 009 - Ran, Detektif Terkenal
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* 072 - Baron Knight
* 073 - Virus Mengerikan
* 074 - Di Balik Topeng
* 075 - Airmata Ran
* 076 - Angin
* 077 - Rahasia Titik Kejatuhan
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* 079 - Lemon Tea
* 080 - Motif Pembunuhan
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* 122 - Siapa Saksinya!?
* 123 - Tersangka Kembar Tiga
* 124 - Hubungan Saudara yang Menyedihkan
* 125 - Mayat yang Jatuh
* 126 - Bunuh Diri yang Meragukan
* 127 - Bunga dan Kupu-Kupu
* 128 - Pembelot
* 129 - Tragedi Monster Gomera
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* 152 - Telepon Kebenaran
* 153 - Tali Api
* 154 - Keanehan di Sekolah
* 155 - Ada Seseorang!?
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* 162 - Membunuh dengan Suara!?
* 163 - Tiga Rencana
* 164 - Senjata yang Lari
* 165 - Tidak Lupa
* 166 - Harus Bagaimana!?
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* 172 - Dua Kamar
* 173 - Cinta Pertama
* 174 - Kenyataan yang Terbakar
* 175 - Hati Terbuka!?
* 176 - Murid Pindahan
* 177 - Wanita Berbaju Hitam
* 178 - Nama Sandi Sherry
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* 255 - Penyelundup Dadakan
* 256 - Kenyataan yang Terselubung
* 257 - Kebangkitan yang Mempertaruhkan Nyawa
* 258 - Istirahat Singkat
* 259 - Waktu yang Damai
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* 393 - Kuda Merah Penggoda
* 394 - Bayangan Kuda Merah
* 395 - Pemilik Kuda Merah
* 396 - Saksi Mata Kuda Merah
* 397 - Tiruan yang Bodoh
* 398 - Persahabatan yang Terkoyak 1
* 399 - Persahabatan yang Terkoyak 2
* 400 - Persahabatan yang Terkoyak 3
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* 402 - Wanita Bertahi Lalat
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* 545 - Golden
* 546 - Mountain Air
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* 549 - Strategi Besar Kelas 1-B
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* 551 - Paku dan Ular
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* 553 - Kerja Sambilan yang Misterius
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| type = manga
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* 610 - Suara
* 611 - Mayat Terbang
* 612 - Ilmu Gaya dan Alibi
* 613 - Lipan
* 614 - Prajurit Berbaju Perang
* 615 - Strategi
* 616 - Furinkazan
* 617 - Perang
* 618 - Bayangan dan Halilintar
* 619 - Eisuke yang Mencurigakan
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| title = [[Volume 63]]
| type = manga
| release-date = August 15, 2011
| original-cost = IDR 16.500
| isbn = ISBN 978-6-0200-0902-5
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| type = manga
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| type = manga
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| title = [[Volume 67]]
| type = manga
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| type = manga
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{{Collectible
| title = [[Volume 75]]
| type = manga
| release-date = September 18, 2013
| original-cost = IDR 18.500
| isbn = ISBN 978-6-0202-2122-9
| box1-title = Cover
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* 786 - Ilusi Antara Ayah dan Anak
* 787 - Pak Kogoro yang Baik
* 788 - Kogoro Tidur yang Asli
* 789 - Analisis Kogoro Palsu
* 790 - Cinta Pertama Detektif Chiba
* 791 - Ingat Nggak?
* 792 - Apa Mungkin Kamu Ini...
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* 794 - Genome
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{{Collectible
| title = [[Volume 76]]
| type = manga
| release-date = December 24, 2013
| original-cost = IDR 18.500
| isbn = ISBN 978-602-02-2867-9
| box1-title = Cover
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* 797 - Jalinan Misteri dan Kebohongan
* 798 - Nocturne Pada Detektif
* 799 - Penasaran Si Anak dan Jiwa Penyelidik Si Detektif
* 800 - Spekulasi Berlapis
* 801 - Orang yang Tidak Pernah Tertawa
* 802 - Jangan Berwajah Begitu
* 803 - Akhir dari Sebuah Kesalahpahaman
* 804 - Hadiah dari Detektif Takagi
* 805 - Wataru Bersaudara
* 806 - Matahari Terbit
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{{Collectible
| title = [[Volume 77]]
| type = manga
| release-date = February 26, 2014
| original-cost = IDR 18.500
| isbn = ISBN 978-602-02-3361-1
| box1-title = Cover
| box1-content = [[File:Volume77bi.jpg|x210px|center]]
| box2-title = 11 Chapters - 192 pages
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* 808 - Ziarah yang Terlambat
* 809 - Jejak di Kamar
* 810 - Gelembung Uap dan Asap
* 811 - Modal
* 812 - Kasus Yusaku Kudo Belum Terselesaikan
* 813 - Kinichi
* 814 - Kamu Conan, 'Kan?
* 815 - Teritori
* 816 - Sinyal Asap
* 817 - Bayangan
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{{Collectible
| title = [[Volume 78]]
| type = manga
| release-date = 19 June, 2014
| original-cost = IDR 18.500
| isbn = ISBN 978-602-02-4312-2
| box1-title = Cover
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== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Collectibles]]

{{OtherManga}}

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Captain D. Rialdo:

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Captain D. Rialdo:

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Rei Furuya

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Captain D. Rialdo: /* Plot overview */

{{FeaturedArticle|December 17, 2011}}
{{InfoBox Char
| name = Rei Furuya
| japanese-name = 降谷零 (Furuya Rei)
| english-name =
| image = Tooru_Amuro_Profile.jpg
| age = 29
| gender = Male
| date-of-birth =
| relatives =
| occupation = Detective Café Poirot worker PSB Agent
| nicknames = Zero (Childhood nickname) Rei-kun (Childhood nickname) Zero no nii-chan ([[Conan]])
| aliases = Bourbon Tooru Amuro
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_75#Private_Eye|File 793]] Anime: [[Wedding Eve|Episode 667]]
| appearances = {{:Tooru Amuro Appearances}}
| keyhole = [[Volume 76]]
| cases-solved =
| footnotes =
| japanese-voice = [[Tohru Furuya]]<ref>http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2012-08-11/gundam-tohru-furuya-to-play-detective-conan-tohru-amuro</ref>
}}
{{nihongo|'''Rei Furuya'''|降谷零|Furuya Rei}}, also known as {{nihongo|'''Tooru Amuro'''|安室透|Amuro Tōru}} and {{nihongo|'''Bourbon'''|バーボン|Baabon}}, is a member of the [[Black Organization]] in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''. He is a recently dispatched operative who specializes in deduction and intelligence gathering and frequently works with [[Vermouth]]. He hates [[Shuichi Akai]] and the [[FBI]] for some unknown reason. Amuro poses as a private detective who first appeared as a waiter while helping a client with a case, and later becomes a waiter at Café Poirot and [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]]'s apprentice.

==Background==
Rei's past within the [[Black Organization]] is unknown, but it seems he has been tied to them for a while. He knew [[Shiho Miyano]]'s parents who died when Shiho was young suggesting that he has some involvement since he was a teenager.<ref name=824p5>Manga Volume 78, File 7 (824), Page 5: "Mystery Train: Final Destination"</ref> He was the rival of [[Shuichi Akai]] (alias Dai Moroboshi) who was [[Akemi Miyano|Akemi]]'s lover at the time.<ref name=824p5/> He had suspected Dai Moroboshi was a spy for the FBI which turned out to be the case.<ref name=824p5/>

Soon after Shuichi Akai's death, [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] called [[Jodie Starling]] to report that a new member of the Black Organization called Bourbon had been dispatched. Kir said that Bourbon's target was the escaped scientist Shiho Miyano and that Bourbon has excellent information gathering skills and keen insight.<ref name=622p4>Manga Volume 60, File 3, Page 4: "Red, White and Yellow"</ref> Later Tooru Amuro appears as a free-lance private detective who also maintains employment on the side that may aid in investigation, like his part-time job as a waiter at Ristorante Sundayrino. After his introductory case, Amuro begins working part-time at [[Setting#Cafe Poirot|Café Poirot]]. He is currently [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]]'s apprentice.

== Personality ==
[[Image:Amuro_Personality.jpg|thumb|right|Amuro and Ran are happy that Kogoro cracked the code in the [[Detectives' Nocturne]] Case.]]
Rei has a cheerful personality. He is also generous, bringing a plate of sandwiches for the detective agency bought with his money. In more serious situations, he seems to be patient, keeping calm even while others are abusing him. Although somewhat of a "cool type", he does not hide his emotions and is quite expressive. Like other detectives in ''[[Detective Conan]]'', he enjoys presenting his deductions about cases to others. Kogoro calls him "effeminate".

Rei has a darker side. He is manipulative, tricking others into performing certain actions so he can gather information. He favors using psychological traps and catching his enemies offguard. Amuro can also be extremely cruel in the pursuit of goals. He planned to run over and hospitalize an elementary school teacher with his car in order to lure out FBI agents, and he would have allowed a suspect destroy his exonerating evidence in order to test Kogoro. Rei alternates between going out of his way to care about the wellbeing others and ignoring them when it is inconvenient. As Scar Akai, he saved Conan at the [[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|Teito bank heist]], but neglected to inform Ran and Kogoro later when he noticed that Conan might have been kidnapped by a murderer in [[Detectives' Nocturne]].

[[Gin]] says Bourbon has a secretive personality like [[Vermouth]], and that no one can ever guess what he's up to or what he will do.<ref name=703p3/> [[Vodka]] says that Bourbon hates Shuichi Akai even more than Gin does, although a reason for this hatred is not given.<ref name=703p3/> Bourbon believes he is the only person capable of killing Akai.<ref name=703p3/> Gin said that if Bourbon found out Akai was alive, he would surely boast that his suspicion was correct.<ref name=703p3/> Gin and Bourbon probably don't get along and they don't seem to communicate with one another.<ref name=703p3/> 
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== Appearance ==
[[File:Low res Amuro colored.PNG|thumb|left|125px|Colored drawing by Gosho Aoyama]]
He has dark skin, lighter than, but closer to [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]]'s color and has dyed blond hair. He wears glasses at first, but it is unknown if he actually needs them because he was using them to conceal his identity at the time and takes them off midway through the case and has not had them on since. Unlike other Black Organization members, he dresses mostly casually and sometimes wears outfits with only a little black. This may be because he is undercover and is trying to blend in.
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== Abilities ==
=== Deduction and intelligence ===
Rei is a good detective with excellent information gathering skills. Although, since Amuro is undercover as Kogoro's apprentice, he hasn't shown his real deduction skills, which is his specialty in the Black Organization. His friend, [[Wataru Date]], said Amuro was the smartest student at the police academy.<ref name=807p11>Manga [[Volume 77]], File 1 (807), pg 11: "The Strongest Senpai"</ref>

=== Driving ===
Rei is a capable driver, capable of precisely swinging his car in front of another during a high speed car chase in order to stop it with a controlled collision.

=== Tennis ===
Rei is an excellent tennis player. He claimed he was a junior champion in middle school, but quit after he injured his shoulder.<ref name=825p7>Manga Volume 78, File 8 (825), pg 7: "Special Coach"</ref> He offered to tutor [[Sonoko]] who had surpassed her teammates and friends.

=== First aid ===
When Conan received a concussion from an errant tennis racket, Rei "carried out the procedures pretty efficiently" before the doctor even arrived.<ref name=825p11>Manga Volume 78, File 8 (825), pg 11: "Special Coach"</ref>

=== Lockpicking ===
Rei seems to carry lockpicks with him and was able to lockpick a door fairly quickly. He claimed he learned it from a friend in a security company.<ref name=825p15>Manga Volume 78, File 8 (825), pg 15: "Special Coach"</ref> Japan's law prohibits possession of any lock picking tools and carries a penalty of one year imprisonment or a 500,000 yen fine.<ref>{{cite web
|title=Japan Possession of Lock-picking Tools Act
|url=http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%89%B9%E6%AE%8A%E9%96%8B%E9%8C%A0%E7%94%A8%E5%85%B7%E3%81%AE%E6%89%80%E6%8C%81%E3%81%AE%E7%A6%81%E6%AD%A2%E7%AD%89%E3%81%AB%E9%96%A2%E3%81%99%E3%82%8B%E6%B3%95%E5%BE%8B}}</ref>

=== Martial arts ===
Rei is good at boxing,<ref>[http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/page__view__findpost__p__287218 青山剛昌先生と話そうDAY] (Let's talk with Aoyama Gosho-sensei day), held January 3, 2013 安室はボクシングをしている。 (Amuro is doing boxing.)</ref> shown when a single punch to an attacker's gut causes him to spray blood from the mouth and collapse.<ref name=843p15>Manga [[Volume 80]], File 4 (843), pg 15: "A parcel for Kudo-samakata"</ref> Amuro also likely knows some [[Wikipedia:Jujutsu|Jujutsu]] from his time in police academy; Jujutsu is routinely taught to Tokyo police officers to aid in suspect immobilization and arrest. [[Wataru Date]] said Rei was the strongest student at the police academy.<ref name=807p11/>

== Appellations ==
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! style="width:60px;"|Picture !! style="width:125px;"|Name !! style="width:200px;"|What they call Amuro !! style="width:200px;"|What Amuro calls them
|-
| [[File:Conan Edogawa 60px.jpg]] || [[Conan Edogawa]] || Amuro-san Bourbon Amuro no nii-chan<ref>Manga [[Volume 82]], File 5, pg 7</ref> Zero no nii-chan<ref>[[Volume 84|Volume 84, File 890, Page 6]]</ref> || Conan-kun
|-
| [[File:Ran Mouri 60px.jpg]] || [[Ran Mouri]] || Amuro-san || Ran-san
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| [[File:Kogoro Mouri 60px.jpg]] || [[Kogoro Mouri]] || Amuro-kun || Mouri-sensei, Sensei
|}
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! style="width:60px;"|Picture !! style="width:125px;"|Name !! style="width:200px;"|What they call Amuro !! style="width:200px;"|What Amuro calls them
|-
| [[File:Vermouth_60px.jpg]] || [[Vermouth]] || Bourbon || Vermouth
|-
| [[File:Gin_60px.jpg]] || [[Gin]] || ??? ||
|-
| [[File:Vodka_60px.jpg]] || [[Vodka]] || Bourbon || ???
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| [[File:Elena_Miyano_60px.jpg]] || [[Elena Miyano]] || {{nihongo|Rei-kun|零君|}} || Hell Angel
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! style="width:60px;"|Picture !! style="width:125px;"|Name !! style="width:200px;"|What they call Amuro !! style="width:200px;"|What Amuro calls them
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| [[File:Hiroshi Agasa 60px.jpg]] || [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] || Amuro-san{{citation needed}} || Professor Agasa
|-
| [[File:Shuichi Akai 60px.jpg]] || [[Shuichi Akai]] || Furuya Rei-kun || That man<ref name=824p5/> Akai<ref name=824p16/>
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==Mission==
Bourbon's primary mission was to search for the escaped scientist [[Shiho Miyano]], which the [[CIA]] spy [[Kir]] heard about and informed the [[FBI]] of. He also had a second secret mission fueled by his hunch that his archenemy Shuichi Akai should not have died so easily;<ref name=703p3>Manga [[Volume 67]], File 7, page 3: "The Truth Amidst the Snowstorm"</ref> he received [[Anokata|the boss's]] permission to verify Akai's death. He approached the FBI as [[Scar Akai|an Akai lookalike]] by using [[Vermouth]]'s disguise help hoping to see if Akai was truly dead.<ref name=824p7>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 7 (824), pg 7: "Final Destination"</ref> He later apprenticed himself to [[Kogoro Mouri]] because Bourbon suspected the detective may be connected to Sherry.<ref name=827p16>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 10 (827), pg 16: "The key to solving the mystery"</ref> (Kogoro was previously suspected of being linked to Sherry because the [[Criminal Tracking Glasses|tracker]], [[microphone]], and gum combo Gin found on Kir's shoe after [[Black Impact! The Moment the Black Organization Reaches Out|the Ding Dong Dash case]] was the same style as the one Gin [[Reunion with the Black Organization|discovered in his car]] that Sherry supposedly planted.)

Currently, Bourbon thinks Shiho has been killed,<ref name=824p12>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 7 (824), pg 12: "Final Destination"</ref> and had come to believe Akai was dead as well until a suspicious man shrouded by smoke threw a grenade by him on the [[Volume_78#Mystery_Train|Mystery Express]].<ref name=824p16>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 7 (824), pg 16: "Final Destination"</ref> The sighting caused Bourbon to second guess himself and request that Vermouth show him the detailed files from before and after Akai's death again.<ref name=824p16/> Bourbon has also decided to continue as Kogoro's apprentice because he noticed [[Conan]] is the real brains behind "Sleeping Kogoro" and is curious.<ref name=827p16/>

== Plot overview ==

=== On the move (Manga: [[Volume_60#Red.2C_White.2C_and_Yellow_Case|622]], Anime: [[Conan_vs._Double_Code_Mystery|509]])===
CIA infiltrator [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] manages to sneak away from the people watching her and report to [[Jodie Starling]] that a newly activated member called Bourbon has been dispatched to look for [[Shiho Miyano|Sherry]] and that he is very good at deduction and intelligence gathering. Jodie passes this information onto [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]. After hearing that Bourbon is on the move, Conan looks concerned, but doesn't tell [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]] about him.<ref name=622p6>Manga Volume 60, File 3, Page 6: "Red, White and Yellow"</ref>

=== Scar Akai ===
:''For the chronology of Scar Akai, please see [[Scar_Akai#Plot_overview|Scar Akai's timeline]]''[[File:Scar Akai.jpg|right]]
Before Bourbon appeared as Tooru Amuro, he disguised as [[Scar Akai|Akai with a large burn]] with [[Vermouth]]'s help. In this disguise, he approached the close friends of Shuichi Akai to gauge whether he was truly dead. Bourbon first used the disguise to approach [[Jodie Starling]] at [[Teito Bank]], then [[Andre Camel]] at [[Beika Department Store]], he also sends Kogoro a text message on his deduction of the current case using a borrowed phone from a bystander. Whether he did this out of concern for the hostages or his own well being is unknown.
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=== Amuro's Introduction (Manga: [[Volume 75|793-795]], Anime: [[Wedding Eve|667-668]]) ===
Rei (under the alias Tooru Amuro) is hired by to-be-bride Hatsune Kamon to investigate whether her to-be-husband, Raita Banba, is cheating on her. As part of the investigation, Amuro tells Kamon to have their pre-wedding celebration at the restaurant, Ristorante Sundayrino, where he works as a waiter. He purposefully drops some cake on Banba's pants trying to make Banba too embarrassed to approach women later. Banba complains about Amuro's "mistake", but Kamon tells Amuro it's alright to protect him. Banba later gets drunk, and Amuro has to point out his phone is ringing. [[File:Amuro_abuse.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Amuro gets knocked over by a case suspect]]Banba goes to the bathroom to meet the person who called him, the detective Sanji Haruka, who Banba hired to find out if Kamon was cheating on him. Sanji had been following the wife and discovered her meeting with Amuro, so Sanji mistakenly reports Kamon is having an affair with Amuro. Sanji confirms Amuro has a matching voice by asking Amuro to repeat his order, a bourbon on the rocks.

Banba is furious at Amuro and begins to harass him; like shouldering him and knocking Amuro over in front of the other waiters. Later Kamon dies in a car fire that is ruled an arson, and Banba accuses Amuro of starting it because he is Kamon's lover. Amuro denies this and says that Banba may have been trying to disguise wounds he received while fighting with Kamon by tripping Amuro. Amuro then takes off his glasses and reveals himself to be a private detective hired by Kamon, not her lover.

[[File:Enthusiastic apprentice.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Amuro becomes Kogoro's apprentice]]
After Amuro correctly gives his deduction that Sanji was a detective hired by Banba, Kogoro accuses Amuro of driving Kamon to suicide by telling her about her husband's shameless flirting, but Amuro denies contacting Kamon by phone. Amuro accuses Banba of being the murderer, which antagonizes Banba into to rushing him. Amuro dodges and trips Banba and asks Kogoro to hold Banba's legs. From the condition of the bottom of Banba's shoes and Amuro's detailed background investigation of Banba and Kamon, [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] is able to deduce that Kamon's death was really a suicide. Amuro continues to accuse Banba after more DNA evidence comes in, but Conan prevents his arrest by using [[Kogoro#Detective_Skills|Sleeping Kogoro]] to ask Banba a critical question that reveals he never stepped outside. Amuro challenges Kogoro's deduction, suggesting that maybe Banba used a [[Shuichi Akai|knit cap]] and [[Scar Akai|long windbreaker]] to disguise himself, but Sleeping Kogoro counters by pointing out the condition of Banba's shoes. Defeated, Amuro demands Kogoro explain the matching DNA, which he does, revealing that Kamon and Banba are identical twins, but Kamon had a chromosomal abnormality that resulted in her being phenotypically female. Humbled, Amuro explains the abnormality condition to those present which [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] confirms.

One day later, Amuro has started work as a waiter at [[Setting#Cafe_Poirot|Café Poirot]] below [[Setting#The_Mouri_Detective_Agency|Mouri Detective Agency]]. He asks Kogoro if he can be Kogoro's apprentice and whispers some unheard amount of money per case that he is will pay if Kogoro brings Amuro along with him. The amount thrills Kogoro into accepting Amuro's offer immediately. Conan mentally moans about how yet another bothersome person has appeared.
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=== Murder at Mouri Detective Agency (Manga: [[Volume 76|796-800]], Anime: [[Detectives' Nocturne|671-674]]) ===
[[Image:Amuro_Sandwich.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Amuro brings some sandwiches hoping to join Kogoro on a case.]]
While Kogoro and the gang are watching a news report on a recent bank robbery, Amuro stops by with sandwiches from the Poirot after finishing his part time job for the day. After commenting on the robbery, Amuro reveals that he wants the scoop on Kogoro's newest case request after deducing from Kogoro's appearance and habits that Kogoro had a case. Kogoro gets a text from the client requesting that Kogoro switch the meeting location to the [[Setting#Cafe_Columbo|Café Columbo]], and Amuro goes with them after changing out of his work clothes. At the Columbo, Kogoro explains to Amuro the request was to find the locker a key belongs to. The client fails to show, so Amuro, Kogoro, Conan, and Ran go back to the Detective Agency to make sure the client didn't actually turn up there instead. When Amuro arrives at the agency, he and Conan notice someone had broken in and appeared to have intercepted the client while they were out. Stepping outside, Amuro explains his deductions to the rest of the gang and that the culprit is hiding in the restroom. [[File:Amuro796.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Amuro and Conan heard the gunshot]] Before Amuro can open the bathroom door, a gunshot rings out, and Conan rushes in to find a dead man who apparently committed suicide with a gun and a taped-up crying woman. The woman's story is that the now-dead guy was interrogating her about the key and locker and committed suicide when Kogoro returned early, but Amuro and Conan suspect she is lying and may have murdered the man.

Amuro questions the woman a little, and Megure comments to Kogoro about he has yet another detective hanging around him. Curious, Amuro asks about [[Masumi Sera|the other detective]] and hears she is a young girl. Amuro offers to drive the formerly tied up woman to her home after questioning was postponed until the next day. Conan, Ran and Kogoro come along for the ride. At the woman's house, Conan, Amuro, and Kogoro announce they need to use the restroom and go inside. Ran turns on her cellphone and immediately gets a call from Sera, who was worried after seeing the news of the murder. The call is full of static, and Amuro suddenly shuts Ran's phone and announces the place is bugged, which is interfering with the cellphone signal. Amuro gets out a bug detector and begins sweeping the house.
Ran, Amuro, and Kogoro find several bugs before coming across a large suitcase under a bed that is emitting a horrible smell. They opened the bugged suitcase and find a corpse inside.
[[File:Amuro674.png|thumb|right|220px|Amuro sees Sera]]

Soon afterwards, it was revealed that the culprit was indeed the woman, who sent Kogoro a message claiming that she was having Conan in her hands. During the investigation, they have found out a video recording summary, which contains many news about the robbery, inside the TV. Amuro then quickly gave out the speculation that the apartment might actually belonged to one of the robbers instead. Ran didn't understand how a detective of such level of intelligence could willingly become her father's apprentice. However, Amuro modestly answered that Kogoro was just testing him, and that he still had got much to learn.

Later, they decided to check up the house's computer, which was protected with password. Amuro discovered that the password was hidden under the desk, but instead of revealing the fact directly, he chose to hint Kogoro and Ran about it. After having gained access to the computer,
they have all found out the identity of the third robber and her location, where Conan's kidnapper would most likely pay a visit. They followed the address and drive to that place, Sera approached them closely from behind. However, while still on the road, they suddenly learned that the third robber had been overwhelming both Conan and the killer, and they were in serious danger. Right after determining the exact car that those three were in, Amuro purposely crashed his own car into theirs in order to stop it. In the end, the robber was defeated by Sera, Conan was safe. Amuro, Sera, Okiya (who was driving Agasa and Haibara to the scene) were all shown to receive a mysterious call. Vermouth called Bourbon and commented that he had gained some trust<ref>It wasn't specified whose trust</ref> and that she expected him to keep his (unstated) promise to her.

=== Off Work (Manga: [[Volume 76|801]], Anime: [[Won't Forgive Even One Millimeter|675]]) ===
Amuro has a day off of work. After Amuro had his encounter with Sera in the previous case, he notices that she looks like Akai, so Amuro once again disguises himself as Akai to gauge her reaction. However, like Jodie and Camel before her, Sera was just as shocked by his appearence.

=== Overnight Deadline (Manga: [[Volume 76|804]]-[[Volume 77|808]], Anime: [[The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love|681-683]]) ===
[[File:AmuroGraveyard.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Amuro walks away from [[Wataru Date|Date]]'s grave.]]
Conan and the [[Detective Boys]] encounter Amuro who was coming from the police station due to the event of the [[Detectives' Nocturne|"Online Client"]] case. Because he had crashed his car into the car of the woman who kidnapped Conan, he was called to come there and finish some procedures so the police could determine whether his action had been overkill. He expresses his disappointment at not being able to meet [[Professor Agasa]] with them. He also states that he had another purpose for coming to the station, but when asked by Conan what it is, Amuro claims that it "has already disappeared".

Later, when [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] is still trapped, he reminisces of a time with his mentor [[Wataru Date]] and he said that Date was the top student at the police academy. However, Date rebutted this and told Takagi that he had always been number 2. He also said that neither his brains nor his brawn was anything compared to that guy who was like a gentleman. Later, it's revealed that the person whom Date was talking about is Amuro. He leaves a toothpick by Date's grave and watches Takagi and Sato pay their respects. Before leaving, he deletes a text message that Date sent him, while thinking "Rest in peace, my friend..."
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[[File:Amuro817.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Amuro checking Kogoro's PC.]]

===Cabin Trap (Manga: [[Volume 77|815-817]], Anime: [[The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret|699-700]])===
Ran and Kogoro are being served by Amuro at the Poirot. Presumably in reponse to being asked about Conan's absence, Kogoro tells Amuro that Conan and the [[Detective Boys]] went camping in Gunma, and they will be sending pictures to Kogoro's computer later. When Sera calls Ran to ask about [[Vehicles_in_Detective_Conan#Volkswagen_Beetle|what sort of vehicle Agasa drives]], Amuro listens suspiciously. Late that night, Amuro furtively sneaks into the empty Mouri Detective Agency and logs onto Kogoro's website using the password Kogoro inadvertently told him [[Tooru_Amuro#Murder_at_Mouri_Detective_Agency_.28Manga:_796-800.29|in an earlier case]]. Instead of pictures from the Detective Boys' camping trip that he was expecting, he sees a video sent by someone (Mitsuhiko) that shows [[Shiho Miyano]] rescuing [[Ayumi]] from a cabin fire. He is shocked, and then he zooms in on her hand and notices she is wearing a pass ring for the Bell Tree Express mystery train. Amuro then notices that Kogoro's computer was being hacked [[Subaru Okiya|by someone]] and wonders who did it. Amuro passes over the information that Shiho appeared in Gunma and will be boarding the mystery train to Vermouth who will relay it to Gin.

===Mystery Train (Manga: [[Volume 78|820-824]], Anime: [[The Jet-Black Mystery Train |701-704]])===
[[File:AmuroBourbon.jpg|thumb|220px|left|Amuro introduces himself as Bourbon.]]
Amuro appears on the train where he runs into Ran and the others. When asked what he is doing there, Amuro claims he won his tickets in an online auction and that he coincidentally met Kogoro in the dining cart where he learned of the case. When Masumi Sera runs off to find Scar Akai (Vermouth), Amuro is seen with his phone out contacting Vermouth that she was heading her way. He then comes when Conan (through Kogoro) starts his deduction on the murder culprit and reveals that three mirror plates were stuffed in a painting which was used for the locked room murder trick.

However, after the culprit confesses, Vermouth activated smoke canisters throughout the train in order to lure Ai Haibara (who supposedly transformed back to Shiho Miyano) out. After that is successful, Amuro introduces himself to her by calling himself Bourbon. He goes on to ask Shiho if she knows who he is to which she claims that he was a rival to her sister's love Dai Moroboshi (Shuichi Akai). Amuro starts to gloat saying that he knew Akai was FBI and that he couldn't believe that he was killed. He then says he decided to disguise as Akai in front of those close to him, although he asked Vermouth to disguise as him on the train. From that, he could only conclude that Akai really died. Putting Shiho at gunpoint, he tells her to go into the eighth cart so he can detach it with C4 explosives and bring her back to the organization. However, Shiho reveals that there are more C4 explosives in the train, when Amuro realizes that Vermouth put them there and that she plans to have Sherry killed. However, before he can do anything else, the real Akai (whom Amuro mistook as Vermouth) comes behind him and throws a grenade to detach the eighth cart. Amuro dodges the explosive relatively unscathed and the eighth cart explodes, but Shiho (who was really Kaitou Kid in disguise) is able to escape. Amuro then regroups with Vermouth and asks her to give him the files on before and after Akai's death. He thinks to himself that he'll have to start from square one, while Okiya, who is revealed to be Shuichi Akai watches on silently.
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===Tennis Club Meeting (Manga: [[Volume 78|825-827]], Anime: [[Conan Inside the Locked Room|705-706]])===
[[File:AmuroConan.jpg|right|thumb|220px|Amuro suspects that Conan is "Sleeping Kogoro".]]
After the events of the Bell Tree express, Amuro went on sick leave which Conan took as a sign that he wasn't planning to return. However, to Conan's horror, Amuro had asked Kogoro if he and Sonoko wanted tennis lessons. He meets them at a tennis court and reveals he will be coming back to work at the Poirot next week. When a tennis racket accidentally slips from a player's hand, Amuro tries to warn Conan that it will hit him, but Conan is unable to dodge it in time. Conan is knocked unconscious, and Amuro rushes over and does everything to make sure Conan is assisted medically before a real doctor arrives to check Conan's condition. When Conan awakens, he finds out he was moved to the house of the person who hit him with the racket. After an apology, the group asks if Amuro, Sonoko, and the Mouris would like to play doubles tennis with them. Conan goes off to take a nap, but a loud noise wakes him up, and he discovers one of the players has been murdered and the body is locked in the room with him. Worried about the noise, Amuro picks the room's lock and tries to open the door, but Conan yells at him to stop as there is a beaten body next to it. When the police come to investigate, Amuro helps in the investigation. As Conan prepares to tranquilize Kogoro, Amuro, starting to get suspicious, bends down to examine Conan aiming his watch, which prevents Conan from using it. Conan is instead forced to give out hints to lead Kogoro and the police to the right answer. After the case is over, Amuro and Vermouth have a phone conversation. Vermouth asks why Amuro is still sticking around the Mouri Detective Agency when there is no need to because Sherry has been dealt with, and Amuro responds that he is interested by ''Sleeping Kogoro''. As he says this, he thinks of Conan instead, implying he suspects Conan is the real Sleeping Kogoro.
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===A Parcel for Kudo-Samakata (Manga: [[Volume 80|842-843]], Anime: [[Sweet and Cold Delivery Service|722-723]])===
[[File:AmuroPunch.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Amuro punches the delivery man's chest.]]
The Detective Boys become trapped in a refrigerated delivery truck with a cat, a dead body, and two murderous workers. Unable to call for help and out of other options, Conan decides to try to get a message to Amuro using the cat and a doctored receipt. The receipt initially blew away, but after realizing it was from Conan, Amuro tracks it down using a specialized app on his phone that can simulate wind conditions between the buildings in Beika city. Amuro locates the delivery truck in his repaired [[Vehicles_in_Detective_Conan#Amuro.27s_Mazda_RX-7|Mazda RX-7]]. The Black Organization agent decides to pretend like he came by chance instead of decoding the message on the receipt, and asks the two delivery men to make way because the street is narrow. When the kids see him and cry for help, Amuro, playing dumb, asks why they are in that truck. One of the murderers then orders Amuro to get in the truck by threatening the safety of the children. Amuro immediately punches the man's chest so hard that he coughs up blood. The remaining kidnapper backs down and Amuro ties him up and tells Conan to call the police. The children then reveal that they are outside of Agasa's house, which Amuro takes interest in. Haibara manages to stay behind the other kids and goes unnoticed by Amuro, and Okiya watches the unfolding scene from Shinichi's house's window.

===A Shrine to Remember (Manga: [[Volume 80|850]]-[[Volume 81|852]], Anime: [[Jodie's Memories and the Cherry Blossom Viewing Trap|734]])===
Suspecting that they may hold more valuable information for his investigation, Amuro follows Conan and Jodie to a sakura viewing scenic spot and attempts to approach them using someone else's appearance. He, with Vermouth's assistance, impersonates a random man named [[List of Black Organization related characters|Touhei Benzaki]], after having knocked him unconscious. Unknowing to Amuro, the real Benzaki has just been pickpocketed by a female thief.

In front of Conan and Jodie, Amuro claims to be the husband of the woman who taped Jodie back in the [[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|bank robbery case]], where he was also one of the victims himself. He also says that he saw [[Scar Akai]] a few days back, to which both of them react strongly. Jodie immediately grabs Amuro's arm and questions him where did that happen, while he takes advantage of the chance and secretly plants an eavesdropping device inside the sleeve of her jacket. Suddenly, the female thief approaches them in an attempt to steal Jodie's money. She recognizes Benzaki's face and worries that he may figure out about her action, but Amuro pays no further attention to her. After that, he declares not remembering the place that he saw Scar Akai due to his cold; and during a conversation with Jodie, Amuro learns that [[Shuichi Akai]] likes drinking canned coffee and has dropped one back when the Organization was trying to [[Clash of Red and Black|attack]] Haido Central Hospital. Jodie also implies that she knows Scar Akai and the real Akai are not the same person. She hands to Amuro her phone number and asks him to contact her if he happens to recall anything.

[[File:Amuro'sMask.jpg|left|thumb|220px|Amuro removes a Benzaki face latex mask.]]
Later, the female thief is murdered by one of her victims and Amuro (as Touhei Benzaki) unwillingly becomes one of the suspects. Through the eavesdropping device planted earlier, Amuro is able to listen to Jodie's conversations with Conan, where she mentions how Conan assisted the FBI in unmasking [[Rikumichi Kusuda]] as the spy from the Organization using his cellphone.

After the case is closed and the culprit gets arrested, Conan expresses his surprise at Benzaki not being able to recognize the thief the second time he met her, and wonders if he has bad eyesight. Amuro awkwardly evades the question by saying that he was there to buy a good-luck charm and not to see the flowers. Much to his luck, Vermouth, imitating the appearance of the woman who taped Jodie, walks towards them and answers that the good luck charm was for their baby. She pretends to have a [[wikipedia:Morning sickness|morning sickness]] in order to remove the eavesdropping device from Jodie and create an excuse for Amuro to leave the crime scene immediately. Amuro then returns the stolen purse to the real Benzaki and drives Vermouth away.

Inside the car, Amuro and Vermouth discuss about the case a little. She wonders whether he has got hold of something interesting from Jodie. Amuro states that he has learned a "surprising inside story", but won't share the details with Vermouth until he's got the proof. He only comments that Conan is a "terrifying man".

===Steamy Relations (Manga: [[Volume 81|856]], Anime: [[Bathroom Where Ran Collapsed As Well|740]])===
[[File:AmuroWatching.jpg|right|thumb|220px|Amuro observes Conan as he makes a phone call to Haibara.]]
Conan suspects that the couple who approached him and Jodie was in fact Bourbon and Vermouth in disguise. While panicking, Conan realizes that the slip in Bourbon and Vermouth's story that allowed him to recognize their lie might have been intentional, so that he would realize the truth, panic, and then make a critical mistake. Conan calms down and calls Haibara to confirm whether she has felt any members of the Black Organization lately, not knowing that Amuro is watching him closely from a corner nearby.

===Taii's Owner (Manga: [[Volume 82|865-868]])===
Amuro observes Conan solving a case involving the ownership of a rare cat. He mentions to Azusa that Conan intentionally made up a fact so that he could do his test on the suspects; Conan is like a cat hiding his claws.

===Tea Poisoning Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 84|888-890]])===

[[File:Amuro'sChildhood.jpg|right|thumb|220px|A conversation between Amuro and a woman who looks like Elena Miyano in his childhood.]]
Bourbon goes to [[Haido Central Hospital]] looking for information about what happened to the spy [[Rikumichi Kusuda]]. Unfortunately, Conan lies badly when Amuro asks him if he knew Rikumichi, and Amuro learns that Conan really did know Rikumichi. Later, a child saying "Zero" prompts Amuro to remember a conversation during his childhood between him and a woman who looks like [[Elena Miyano]]. {{cquote|I told you not to do that, didn't I? Fighting, of all things. The next time you get hurt I won't be able to treat you since I'm going to a far away place. Bye Bye, Rei-Kun"|The woman who looks like Elena Miyano speaking to an injured child Amuro}} At the end of the case, Takagi tells Amuro that the police found the damaged car of Kusuda Rikumuchi with lots of blood but the owner was not found. 

=== Teacher Assault Case (Manga: [[Volume 84|891-893]])===

Amuro claimed that Conan has misunderstood about his intentions.

=== Scarlet Showdown (Manga: [[Volume 85|894-898]]) ===
[[File:AmuroAndSubaru.jpg|left|thumb|220px|Amuro confronts Subaru at the Kudo's house.]]

Bourbon, having deduced [[Akai faked his death theory|the trick]] that Shuichi Akai used to fake his death, confronts [[Subaru Okiya]] at the Kudo house, believing him to be Shuichi in disguise. His colleagues attempts to corner [[Jodie]] and [[Camel]] in Raiha Pass to make sure Akai wouldn't resist capture, only to be foiled by Akai himself who has been hiding in the back seat of the car Jodie and Camel are in. It was then explored that Bourbon's real name was Rei Furuya and he is a member of Japanese secret police infiltrating the [[Black Organization]]. His colleagues in this case also come from the same agency and [[Akai]]'s and Rei's hostility come from an incident involving an unspecified man, about whom Akai says he regrets.
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== Hints that Tooru Amuro was Bourbon ==
* The character Tooru Amuro is named after, Amuro Ray, is the mortal enemy of the character [[Shuichi Akai]] is named after, Char Aznable.
* He is a detective and very skilled at information gathering.
* He is male as the codename Bourbon implies. The [[Black Organization]] codename pattern is that hard liquors are used for men's codenames, and [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] used a male specific pronoun to refer to Bourbon in the [[Volume_67#Department_Store_Bomber_Case|Department Store Bomber Case]].<ref name=703p3elab>Manga Volume 67, File 7, page 3: "The Truth Amidst the Snowstorm" Kir uses the masculine only term "kare" (彼) to refer to Bourbon instead of a gender neutral term.</ref>
* He has a type of personality [[Gin]] would not like. Gin thinks Bourbon is irritating.<ref>Manga Volume 67, File 8, pages 13-14: "Silent Clash"</ref>
* When Amuro offers Kogoro an unknown "tuition" per case Kogoro brings him on, the amount he offers is enough to get Kogoro excited and accept Amuro as an apprentice without hesitation. This is strange because Amuro would not be expected to have much money because he is young, lacks a formal agency, and works part time at restaurants in one of the most expensive cities in the world to live in.
* Unlike other detectives so far, Amuro is a calculating type who chose avoidable courses of action (or non-action) that may have resulted in harm to others if things had gone slightly differently. In his introductory case, Amuro doesn't intervene when a suspect he knows to be innocent is half a step from destroying his exonerating evidence because it seems Amuro was testing Kogoro. Later, Amuro noticed that Conan was alone with a murderer and considered that Conan might have been kidnapped, yet said nothing about it until others realized Conan and the murder suspect were gone.
* The timing of Bourbon's report to [[Vermouth]] about [[Volume_77#Cabin_Trap|Shiho's appearance at Gunma]] suggested Amuro was Bourbon. The other two Bourbon suspects, [[Okiya]] and [[Sera]], both had seen Haibara and were suspicious of her long before Bourbon reported Shiho to Vermouth, but the video from Gunma was the first time Amuro had seen an image of Shiho or Haibara. Okiya had met Haibara in person in his [[Volume_60#Red.2C_White.2C_and_Yellow_Case|first appearance case]] and multiple times afterward. Sera had obtained a picture of Haibara via a reflection from Agasa's glasses in the [[Volume_74#Target_on_Tape|Ayumi kidnapping case]]. Both of them should have reported to Vermouth if they were Bourbon soon after their respective encounters.
*He completely cut off communication with his close friend [[Wataru Date]]. A complete cutoff would not be necessary if Amuro worked for a "normal" organization like the Tokyo Metropolitan Police District. It is more sensible that Amuro was trying to protect Date from any potential dangers associated with infiltrating the Black Organization as a member of the Japanese Secret Police.
* Amuro kept a bug detector with him - only Organization members have been shown to do this, while normal detectives like Conan do not.

* Also, through the process of elimination, it can be seen that Amuro is actually Bourbon out of the three suspects. Masumi Sera, Shuichi's sister, can be seen as to not be Bourbon, as she looks like Shuichi Akai, and seems to think he is dead, so it can be concluded that she was not Bourbon. Also, Subaru Okiya is not Bourbon, as Conan, who is normally a very careful person, invites him to stay as his Shinichi's home. If Subaru was someone that Conan did not know, it would be very unlikely that Conan would let him live in the Kudo's house and near Haibara (Sherry).
* In 793, the first case in which appears Amuro, the detective Sanji Haruoka order to the waiter (Amuro himself) to bring him the Bourbon with ice.

=== Hints that Scar Akai was Tooru Amuro/Bourbon ===
[[File:Scar_Akai.jpg|right]]
:''For the former theory, please see [[Scar Akai is Bourbon Theory]]'' 
While [[Scar Akai]] was played by Vermouth during the last appearance on the train, Bourbon had been Scar Akai during the three earlier appearances at [[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|Teito Bank]], [[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen|Beika Department Store]], and outside [[Volume_76#Domestic_Violence|Mouri Detective Agency]].<ref>Manga File 824, pg 5: "Mystery Train: Final Destination"</ref> The evidence that Amuro being Scar Akai these times was:
* In Scar Akai's appearance at the Beika Dept. Store, Amuro was the only known Black Organization operative not seen at the same time time as Scar Akai. Gin began discussing Bourbon with Kir after seeing this Scar Akai. 
* Amuro was absent from his job at the Poirot when Scar Akai appeared outside the detective agency where Sera was walking with Ran. This also notable because this occurred right after Sera and Amuro met and Amuro found out Sera was friends with Ran.
* In Scar Akai's appearances at the Teito Bank case, the Beika Dept Store, and outside Mouri Detective Agency, he never spoke in front of anyone who would know Akai's real voice, suggesting that this Scar Akai could not imitate voices like Vermouth.
* Amuro is right-handed like Scar Akai.
* He has the right body size, face shape, and height to disguise as Scar Akai.
* He has an interest in the Mouri Detective Agency which makes sense because [[Scar_Akai_is_Bourbon_Theory#Bourbon.27s_investigation-_He_suspects_Kir_is_a_traitor.|Scar Akai saw fit to keep Kogoro's cellphone number with him]].
* Amuro's hypothetical disguise suggestion in 795, a knit cap and long windbreaker, are articles of clothing Shuichi Akai and Scar Akai wear respectively.

==Relationships analysis==
===Family & Friends===
====Wataru Date====
[[File:Amuro deletes message.jpg|thumb|right|125px|Amuro deleting Date's message.]]
[[Wataru Date]] and Rei Furuya were friends in the police academy; Rei was the top ranked student, while Date held second place. While Date went on to become an officer, Amuro went somewhere else and fell out of contact with Date for unknown reasons. Date's last text to Amuro asked him where he was and chided Rei to communicate once in a while. Rei was shown visiting Date's grave, and likely left a toothpick out of respect for Date; Date used them habitually.

====Conan Edogawa====
Rei seems to respect [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]'s intelligence and also seems to look out for Conan as well. He wound up protecting Conan while disguised as [[Scar Akai]] at the Teito Bank, and as Rei helped Conan get out of a kidnapping situation and doctored him when Conan took a racket to the head. Before knowing he was Bourbon, Conan was generally friendly towards Rei. After the events of the Bell Tree Express, dealing with Rei hanging around has become awkward for Conan especially because he worries for Ran's safety around a member of the Black Organization.

Although his mission concerning Sherry is over, Rei has decided to investigate Conan. Rei seems to know that Conan is using Mouri Kogoro as a puppet for his deductions. He also overheard a conversation between Jodie and Conan about how Conan helped the FBI fight the Black Organization while [[Kir]] was at Haido Central Hospital.

====Kogoro Mouri====
[[File:名侦探柯南-第679集000347.jpg|thumb|right|Amuro wants to go on a case with Kogoro.]]
Rei tends to act ingratiating whenever [[Kogoro Mouri]] is around, and is especially fawning over his "Mouri-sensei". Kogoro is alternatively flattered by Rei's praise and annoyed with his effusive personality. Overall Kogoro tends to treat Rei flippantly despite being paid a handsome sum for the apprenticeship. When among members of the Black Organization, Rei doesn't speak too badly of Kogoro despite Kogoro's obvious incompetence. Rei is becoming more skilled at herding Kogoro through cases without having the older man realize that Amuro is a far superior detective and is manipulating him for information.

===Black Organization===
====Shuichi Akai====
Bourbon despises [[Shuichi Akai]] for some unknown reason and believes he is the only one capable of killing him.<ref name=703p3/> In file 897, it's strongly hinted that Rei hates Akai because of some event involving a certain "he" whom Rei knows; however, no further clarification is made.<ref>[[Volume 85]], File 897, Page 10: "Scarlet Truth" Akai: "Also, about him, I regret what happened, even now..." ''(Translation: Zenthisoror - DCTP)''</ref> Later, they makes an alliance because they have the same targets.

====Vermouth====
[[Vermouth]] and Bourbon keep close contact with one another, and seem to be closer to one another than, say, Bourbon and Gin. Bourbon specializes in intelligence gathering, so he likely belongs to the same [[Black_Organization#Organization_structure_and_divisions|reconnaissance division of the Black Organization]] as Vermouth. While it is still uncertain whether Bourbon is working directly under Vermouth, she seems to keep track of his actions during his missions at times,<ref>[[Detectives' Nocturne]]</ref> and he also often informs her about his discoveries or his future plans.<ref>[[Volume 78|File 818]] (Bourbon was said to have told Vermouth about Sherry's video); [[Volume 78|File 827]] (Bourbon tells Vermouth that he is now interested in "Sleeping Kogoro")</ref> Vermouth helped Bourbon create a [[Scar Akai|disguise]] that looked like Akai so he can investigate his enemy's death. Later, she somehow helped him approach [[Kogoro]] because he suspected that the detective was in contact with [[Sherry]]. Bourbon made an unknown promise to Vermouth (possibly being to not harm Conan), and she calls to ask him if he will be upholding it after the car chase in [[Detectives' Nocturne]]. 

==== Elena Miyano ====
Rei was probably close with [[Elena Miyano]] as a child before she died. Elena would doctor Rei after he got into fights.

====Gin====
[[Gin]] dislikes Bourbon's personality and finds him annoying for being secretive and always doing what he pleases. At the same time, Gin respects Bourbon's detective abilities. The two do not seem to be in contact with one another, as Gin has no idea what Bourbon is doing.

====Akemi Miyano====
[[Akemi Miyano]] and Rei seem to have met at some point because Akemi told Shiho that Bourbon has a rivalry with Akai. 

====Shiho Miyano====
Rei doesn't seem to have any hostility towards [[Shiho Miyano|Shiho]] unlike other Black Organization members. He attempted to capture the person he thought was her alive instead of trying to kill her, regretting he might have to resort to violence to do so. Rei says he had met Elena and Atsushi Miyano while they were alive. Rei does not know Shiho is [[Ai Haibara|Ai]]. During a car chase in [[Detectives' Nocturne‎]], Shiho gets a strong feeling that member of the Black Organization was behind her, but she doesn't seem to pinpoint it to Rei's pursuing [[Vehicles_in_Detective_Conan#Mazda_RX-7_2|Mazda FD RX-7]].

===Others===
====Masumi Sera====
Rei first meets [[Masumi Sera|Sera]] when Conan gets kidnapped. After both of them save Conan, he becomes very surprised to see her and wonders why is she here. Next day, he does not have any work. Rei sees Sera again after the previous case, and notices that she looks similiar to Shuichi Akai. To confirm his theory, Rei once again disguised himself as [[Scar Akai]] to gauge her reaction. Suddenly, Sera sees him in the crowd ahead and just like Jodie and Camel before her, Sera becomes just as shocked by his appearance. She runs after him, but he disappears before she can catch him. Ran wonders who Sera was chasing, but Sera replies she thought it was someone she knew. Sera silently appends in her mind that it would be impossible for the man she was chasing to be the person she thinks it was. While Rei watches her from a little ahead, confirming his suspicion that Sera is related to Akai.

==Speculation==
Gin has revealed that Bourbon is as secretive as Vermouth. Bourbon has shown a friendly relationship with Vermouth but not with other members so far. Bourbon even hid some details from Conan. It is possible that Bourbon, as well as Kir, is a member who doesn´t like the Organization. Date himself revealed that Bourbon was the best man at the police academy, and that Bourbon was a gentleman like Takagi, too. Besides, at the end of Takagi´s Kidnapping Case, Bourbon refers to Date as "my friend", which means he had no option but to cut all means of contact with him for his own safety.

== Name origin ==
Tooru Amuro has a [[wikipedia:Mobile Suit Gundam|Mobile Suit Gundam]] inspired name. He is named after the main protagonist [[wikipedia:Amuro Ray|'''Amuro''' Ray]], and Amuro's voice actor [[wikipedia:Tōru_Furuya|'''Touru''' Furuya]].<ref>Sherry's Soliloquy http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/2609-file-793-private-eye/page__view__findpost__p__207297</ref> Amuro is also played by Furuya in the animated series. His real name, Rei Furuya, shares the same source.

==Quotes==
=== General ===
{{cquote|''Well, a child's curiosity and a detective's spirit of inquiry... Do have much in common, after all...''|[[Volume 76|Volume 76, File 799, Page 14]]}}

===Specific===
{{cquote|''As Expected of [[Elena Miyano|Hell Angel's]] daughter... You look very much alike... Pleased to meet you... Bourbon... That's my codename...''|[[Volume 78|File 823]]|said to [[Kaitou Kid|the person]] whom he thought was [[Sherry]]}}

===Quotes about Amuro===
{{cquote|Gin: ''Heh, Always doing as he pleases... that bastard irritates me as usual'' 
Kir: ''Who do you mean?'' 
Gin: ''Like you said, one who you wish only existed in novels. A detective like Sherlock Holmes.''|[[Volume 67|Volume 67, File 8, Pages 13-14: "Silent Clash"]]}}
{{cquote|''Well, it seems you've gained some trust for the time being... You will abide by the promise you made to me, right, Bourbon?''|[[Volume 76|File 800, Pages 15-16: "When Objects Collide"]]|[[Vermouth]] spoke to him on the phone}}

==In other languages==
===Tooru Amuro===
{{BeginTable CharLang}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|透 Tōru|安室 Amuro}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|โทโอรุ|อามุโระ}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Toru|Amuro}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay|Tooru|Amuro}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Tooru|Amuro}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=France|French|Touru|Amuro}}

{{CharLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|기준 Gi Jun|안 Ahn}}

{{EndTable}}

===Bourbon===
{{BeginTable OtherLang}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|バーボン Baabon}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Bourbon}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=China|Chinese|波本 Bōběn}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เบอร์บอน}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Bourbon}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay|Bourbon / Babon}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=France|French|Bourbon }}
{{EndTable}}

===Rei Furuya===
{{BeginTable OtherLang}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|降谷零 Furuya Rei}}
{{EndTable}}

== Trivia ==
[[File:Amurocar.PNG‎|thumb|right|150px|Amuro's RX-7]]
* Rei is a right-handed person.
* During an 2010 interview with [[Shuichi Ikeda]], Gosho Aoyama said it would be interesting if a character from the [[Black Organization]] was named after [[wikipedia:Amuro Ray|Amuro Ray]] because [[Shuichi Akai]] was named after [[wikipedia:Char Aznable|Char Aznable]].<ref>http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/page__view__findpost__p__235287</ref><ref>http://www.kudonet.info/</ref><ref>http://wnsgur5941.blog.me/80143064942</ref>
*Rei [[Vehicles in Detective Conan#Tooru_Amuro|owns a white RX-7]], the same car as [[Miwako Sato]]. The RX-7 is a reference to the white<ref>The RX-78-2 Gundam itself used to be more white in the original animation, but late in production toy manufacturers requested for it to be more colorful. Although the animation was changed, the dialogue was not changed leading to many references to the original mostly white coloration. One example is Amuro's Zeon nickname the "White Devil".</ref> Gundam that the Mobile Suit Gundam character Amuro Ray piloted, the '''RX-7'''8-2.
* Technically, Rei's first appearence in the anime was in the new opening theme song during the Kaitou Kid special in August 2012.
{{clear}}

==See also==
*[[Characters]]
*[[Black Organization]]
*[[Shuichi Akai]]
*[[Subaru Okiya]]
*[[Scar Akai]]
*[[wikipedia:Bourbon whiskey|Bourbon]] (Alcohol)

== References ==
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The Criminal Appearances

2014-06-22T04:45:57Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Manga */

"The Criminal" is only a generic depiction of a character who remains unknown to the reader. Therefore, these appearances don't refer to the same person.

== Manga ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|chapters|The Criminal|
[[Volume 3|'''File 020''': The Hatamoto Family]]
[[Volume 3|'''File 025''': The Dream That Will Not Come True ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 4|'''File 034''': The Four in the Green Car ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 5|'''File 044''': The Identity of the Murderer! ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 5|'''File 047''': The Mystery Hidden In The Song ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 6|'''File 053''': Alibis of the Three ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 6|'''File 059''': Festival Night ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 6|'''File 060''': A Perfect Alibi!? ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 7|'''File 061''': The Photo Trap ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 7|'''File 063''': The Piano's Curse ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 7|'''File 064''': Left-Behind Music]]
[[Volume 7|'''File 065''': The Hellfire Secret]]
[[Volume 7|'''File 066''': Blood-Stained Button]]
[[Volume 8|'''File 072''': Night Baron ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 8|'''File 074''': Underneath the Mask]]
[[Volume 8|'''File 075''': Ran's Tears ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 8|'''File 076''': A Trick of the Wind!? ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 8|'''File 077''': Secret of the Fall Spot ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 9|'''File 085''': An Unexpected Hint ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 9|'''File 088''': The Encroaching Shadow]]
[[Volume 9|'''File 089''': Another Body...]]
[[Volume 10|'''File 091''': The Water Time-Difference Trick ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 10|'''File 095''': The Great Detective Of The East Appears!? ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 10|'''File 099''': Snowstorm Tragedy]]
[[Volume 10|'''File 100''': The Last Words ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 11|'''File 103''': Illusionary Road ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 11|'''File 106''': The Weapon Of The Crime ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 11|'''File 107''': The Two Mysteries ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 11|'''File 109''': The Sakura Blossoms and the Hole in the Wall]]
[[Volume 11|'''File 110''': The Power Of Levitation ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 12|'''File 112''': The Black Sun ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 12|'''File 119''': The Mysterious Explosion]]
[[Volume 12|'''File 120''': The Lie is Revealed ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 13|'''File 130''': A Silhouette Which Disappear ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 14|'''File 139''': An Unexpected Crew]]
[[Volume 14|'''File 140''': The Last Guest]]
[[Volume 15|'''File 143''': Truth From Tears ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 15|'''File 150''': The Blood-Stained Bandage]]
[[Volume 16|'''File 154''': The School's Mystery]]
[[Volume 16|'''File 155''': Someone's There!?]]
[[Volume 16|'''File 156''': Chance Meeting ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 17|'''File 161''': The Unmoving Evidence ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 17|'''File 162''': Killed by a Sound ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 17|'''File 164''': The Lost Weapon ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 17|'''File 167''': The Cuckoo Clock... ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 17|'''File 168''': The Demon Appears!?]]
[[Volume 18|'''File 174''': The Burning Truth ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 19|'''File 184''': In France... ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 19|'''File 185''': The Living City ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 19|'''File 188''': The Secret of the Driving License]]
[[Volume 20|'''File 191''': The Eye From Far Away ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 20|'''File 192''': Run Away! ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 20|'''File 198''': Tangible Proof ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 20|'''File 200''': Invitation to an Isolated Castle]]
[[Volume 21|'''File 201''': And Again...]]
[[Volume 21|'''File 202''': Countdown]]
[[Volume 21|'''File 203''': Ivory Tower]]
[[Volume 21|'''File 209''': The Inspector's Investigation ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 21|'''File 210''': An Unexpected Rival ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 22|'''File 214''': The Last Laugh]]
[[Volume 22|'''File 218''': The Last Station]]
[[Volume 22|'''File 219''': Go On, Sonoko!]]
[[Volume 22|'''File 220''': The Sleeping Beauty]]
[[Volume 23|'''File 226''': The Motive Thickens... ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 23|'''File 227''': The Unintentional Target]]
[[Volume 23|'''File 228''': Disappearing Among The Waves]]
[[Volume 24|'''File 240''': The Sudden Parting]]
[[Volume 24|'''File 241''': The Bullet from the Past ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 25|'''File 243''': Not Like the Rest!?]]
[[Volume 25|'''File 247''': Seen Horror]]
[[Volume 25|'''File 248''': Heiji's Cry]]
[[Volume 25|'''File 250''': Unable to Speak ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 26|'''File 254''': An Infatuated Heart]]
[[Volume 26|'''File 263''': Spring Has Come!? ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 27|'''File 264''': A Taste of One's Own Medicine]]
[[Volume 27|'''File 265''': An Important Witness ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 27|'''File 267''': The Witness from 18 Years Ago]]
[[Volume 27|'''File 268''': The Imprisoned Policeman]]
[[Volume 27|'''File 269''': Time's Up ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 27|'''File 273''': Stuck on the Same Boat]]
[[Volume 28|'''File 281''': The Devil's Arrow]]
[[Volume 28|'''File 282''': The Last Arrow ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 29|'''File 285''': The Suspicion]]
[[Volume 29|'''File 295''': Red Card ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 30|'''File 297''': The Open Closed Room ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 30|'''File 298''': Time Trap ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 30|'''File 302''': Sting]]
[[Volume 30|'''File 303''': Genta's Misfortune]]
[[Volume 30|'''File 304''': Genta's Trap]]
[[Volume 31|'''File 310''': The Time of Lies]]
[[Volume 31|'''File 312''': Caught in a Net... ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 31|'''File 316''': The Swordsman of Justice]]
[[Volume 32|'''File 320''': Naniwa Kanjinchō]]
[[Volume 32|'''File 321''': The Sad Tiger Scroll]]
[[Volume 32|'''File 323''': The Secret of the Idols ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 32|'''File 325''': Something the Lion Dropped]]
[[Volume 33|'''File 337''': Life of a Flower... ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 33|'''File 338''': The Meaning of X]]
[[Volume 33|'''File 339''': OX△□!?]]
[[Volume 35|'''File 357''': Mystery of the Haunted House 3 ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 36|'''File 364''': The Servitor of Goosoh]]
[[Volume 36|'''File 365''': The Princess and the Dragon Palace]]
[[Volume 36|'''File 366''': March in Malice]]
[[Volume 36|'''File 369''': The Officer Who Never Returned ('''Note:''' Flashback)]]
[[Volume 36|'''File 371''': Red Trap]]
[[Volume 36|'''File 372''': The Most in This World...]]
[[Volume 37|'''File 373''': Bye Bye]]
[[Volume 38|'''File 387''': The Tarnished Hero]]
[[Volume 39|'''File 394''': Shadow of the Red Horse ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 39|'''File 397''': An Obtuse Imitation]]
[[Volume 39|'''File 400''': Torn Friendship 3 ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 39|'''File 402''': Woman With a Mole ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 39|'''File 403''': A Red Mole...!? ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 40|'''File 404''': Be on Guard on a Sweet Date ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 40|'''File 405''': Misguided Massive Hunt ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 40|'''File 408''': The Suspicious Curry ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 41|'''File 417''': Darkness is a Death Trap]]
[[Volume 41|'''File 418''': A Silent Murder in the Dark]]
[[Volume 41|'''File 419''': Mystery of the Black Light]]
[[Volume 41|'''File 420''': The Enclosing Surrounding Net]]
[[Volume 42|'''File 429''': The Full Moon and the Trap at the Banquet]]
[[Volume 42|'''File 432''': Shinichi Kudo Appears!? ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 42|'''File 433''': The Truth Behind the Mask]]
[[Volume 42|'''File 434''': Rotten Apple]]
[[Volume 42|'''File 435''': Traces in the Rain]]
[[Volume 43|'''File 436''': Find the Buttocks Mark! ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 43|'''File 444''': The Made-Up Message ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 44|'''File 450''': From Heaven to Hell]]
[[Volume 44|'''File 451''': Makes No Sense!? ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 44|'''File 452''': There is no Suspicion? ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 44|'''File 455''': Panic ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 45|'''File 461''': Poison on the Bait!? ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 45|'''File 462''': The Blessed Fishing Spot ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 45|'''File 468''': A Wish to the Stars ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 46|'''File 470''': Prelude ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 46|'''File 475''': Seal]]
[[Volume 47|'''File 488''': The Forbidden Document ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 48|'''File 495''': The Nightmare from 13 Years Ago]]
[[Volume 48|'''File 496''': The Reviving Evil Spirit ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 48|'''File 498''': Impact of the 13th Year ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 50|'''File 513''': A Boring Game ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 51|'''File 530''': The Tightly Shut Window ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 51|'''File 531''': The Set Up Locked Room ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 51|'''File 532''': Demon's Cave]]
[[Volume 52|'''File 541''': Sonoko's Red Handkerchief]]
[[Volume 52|'''File 542''': Name in Katakana]]
[[Volume 52|'''File 543''': Superman]]
[[Volume 54|'''File 557''': Tracks of the Fall ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 54|'''File 558''': Catastrophe in the Snowy Mountains ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 54|'''File 563''': The Detective Koshien ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 55|'''File 566''': The Zealous Detectives ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 55|'''File 568''': Genta and El ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 55|'''File 570''': Under the Moon]]
[[Volume 56|'''File 576''': Engagement Ring!? ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 56|'''File 578''': Engagement Ring!? 3 ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 56|'''File 579''': Onibaba Legend Murder Case 1]]
[[Volume 56|'''File 584''': Company ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 58|'''File 605''': The Unexpected Suspect ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 58|'''File 608''': Magic Spell ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 59|'''File 610''': Sound ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 59|'''File 611''': The Flying Corpse ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 59|'''File 618''': Shadow and Lightning]]
[[Volume 60|'''File 620''': The Vanished Blunt Weapon ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 60|'''File 625''': Hammer Man]]
[[Volume 62|'''File 644''': Retaliation ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 62|'''File 646''': Village of Animosity]]
[[Volume 62|'''File 647''': The Lost Memory]]
[[Volume 63|'''File 657''': Whereabouts of the Poison ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 63|'''File 660''': Truth about the Contest ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 63|'''File 661''': The Silver-White Witch ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 64|'''File 667''': Scar]]
[[Volume 64|'''File 670''': The One Who Whistles ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 65|'''File 676''': Unlocking]]
[[Volume 65|'''File 679''': A Shaky Heart ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 65|'''File 684''': The Late Komei]]
[[Volume 65|'''File 685''': Make Friends Quickly ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 66|'''File 686''': Wonderful Bait]]
[[Volume 66|'''File 692''': The Secret of the Warehouse]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 698''': An Uncertain and Fragile Thing ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 702''': The Bomber's Aim]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 705''': Kobayashi-sensei's Love]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 706''': Kobayashi-sensei's Misunderstanding ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 707''': The Sakura Girl is...?]]
[[Volume 68|'''File 708''': The Sakura in Full Bloom]]
[[Volume 68|'''File 711''': The Best Birthday ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 68|'''File 712''': Azure Dragon]]
[[Volume 68|'''File 717''': Monkey and 9]]
[[Volume 68|'''File 718''': Naive Innocence]]
[[Volume 69|'''File 719''': Request from the Bottom of a Lake]]
[[Volume 69|'''File 720''': The Kappa's Curse ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 69|'''File 723''': Secret Room on the Lake ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 69|'''File 724''': An Eye for an Eye ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 69|'''File 728''': Air on the G String]]
[[Volume 69|'''File 729''': Genius]]
[[Volume 70|'''File 730''': The Secret of the Diary]]
[[Volume 70|'''File 732''': Breakthrough ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 70|'''File 734''': Demon Dog ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 70|'''File 739''': Princess ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 72|'''File 755''': Communications Code]]
[[Volume 72|'''File 757''': The Moving Corpse ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 72|'''File 758''': Fake Feet ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 72|'''File 761''': The Truth of the Karuta Cards ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 73|'''File 763''': The Ghost of Time ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 73|'''File 764''': The Ruler of Time ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 73|'''File 772''': Nickname Rules ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 74|'''File 775''': Video Site]]
[[Volume 75|'''File 792''': Could You Possibly Be...]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 796''': The Meeting At Columbo]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 809''': Traces of Having Been in the Room]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 810''': Froth, Steam and Smoke ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 813''': Kinichi-kun ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 815''': One's Own Territory]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 816''': Smoke Signals From a Dire Situation]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 817''': A Lonely Figure in the Lamplight ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 822''': Mystery Train (Interception) ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 826''': The Missing Key of the Locked Room ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 79|'''File 829''': Mimicry]]
[[Volume 79|'''File 831''': Locked Room Murder on the Surface ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 79|'''File 832''': It Takes Two to Do the Job of One ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 79|'''File 833''': Sensei's Trick ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 80|'''File 840''': The Serial Killer's Plan]]
[[Volume 81|'''File 851''': Jodie Remembers ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 81|'''File 852''': Whereabouts of Shuichi Akai ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 81|'''File 855''': A Detective Solves a Case in a Bar ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 81|'''File 860''': The Smell of Kerosene ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 81|'''File 861''': Just Like Magic ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 82|'''File 867''': Mischievous Child ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 82|'''File 872''': Red Woman ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 83|'''File 873''': Red Devil]]
[[Volume 83|'''File 874''': Red Past]]
[[Volume 83|'''File 874''': Red Tragedy]]
[[Volume 83|'''File 878''': The Phone, the Sea, and I ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 84|'''File 883''': The Scarlet Detective ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 84|'''File 887''': The Devil's Voice]]
[[Volume 84|'''File 891''': The Last Piece]]
[[Volume 84|'''File 892''': Get Out Of My Japan ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 899''': A Sealed Move ('''Note:''' Flashback)]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 900''': Check]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Anime ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|episodes|The Criminal|

}}</onlyinclude>

== Movies ==

== OVAs ==

== Specials ==

== Openings ==

== Closings ==

== See also ==

* [["The Criminal"]]

[[Category:Appearances]]

Shukichi Haneda Appearances

2014-06-22T04:41:24Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Manga */

== Manga ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|chapters|Shukichi Haneda|
[[Volume 80|'''File 847''': Until I Collect All Seven]]
[[Volume 80|'''File 848''': A Well-prepared Move]]
[[Volume 80|'''File 849''': Taikou's Optimal Moves]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 899''': A Sealed Move]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 900''': Check]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Anime ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|episodes|Shukichi Haneda|
[[The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene#Part 1|'''Episode 731''': The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene (Part 1)]]
[[The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene#Part 2|'''Episode 732''': The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene (Part 2)]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Movies ==

== OVAs ==

== Specials ==

== Openings ==

== Closings ==

== See also ==

* [[Shukichi Haneda]]

[[Category:Appearances]]

Two Coincidental Successes

2014-06-22T04:32:57Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Resolution */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 743
| image = TV Episode 743.jpg
| title = Two Coincidental Successes
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 偶然は二度かさなる (Gūzen wa Ni-do Kasanaru)
| season = [[Season 23|23]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| airdate = June 21, 2014
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] [[Miwako Sato]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Goro]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint = Bowling alley
| director =
| screenplay =
| organizer =
| storyboard =
| producer =
| animation-director =
| opening-song = Butterfly Core
| closing-song = Rain Man
| prev-episode = Promise with a J-Leaguer
| next-episode = The Suspect is Makoto Kyogoku
| footnotes =
}}

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure|display=Inspector Megure}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Goro}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Assault
| image = EP743 Case1.jpg
| location =
| victim = Mizuki Tachibana
| cause-death =
| suspects = The Hooded Man
| description = Hearing a woman's scream, Kogoro, Ran, and Conan run towards the sound and come across a man sitting on the ground. After accusing the man of being the Hooded Man, Conan discovers Mizuki on the floor inside the room behind the man.
}}

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP743 Case2.jpg
| location =
| victim = Yoko Katsuragi
| cause-death = Blunt force trauma
| suspects = The Hooded Man
| description = At the same time Mizuki was attacked, her roommate Yoko was attacked as well but perished from her injuries.
}}

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hooded Man|Hooded Man.jpg|
* Wallet thief
* Attacks women}}
{{People|Man|EP743 Man.jpg|
* Accused of being the Hooded Man}}
{{People|Mizuki Tachibana|Mizuki Tachibana.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Hooded Man victim}}
{{People|Yoko Katsuragi|Yoko Katsuragi.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 25 years old
* Mizuki's roommate}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>

</spoiler>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 23]]
[[Category:Episodes]][[Category:Anime Exclusive]]

Nagasaki Mystery Theatre

2014-06-13T10:16:52Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Trivia */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 678-679
| image = TV Episode 678-679.jpg
| title = Nagasaki Mystery Theatre
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 長崎ミステリー劇場 (Nagasaki Misuterī Gekijō)
| season = [[Season 21|21]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| airdate = December 1, 2012 (End of the Edo) December 8, 2012 (Modern Time)
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mouri]]
| suspects =
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint = Writing order (End of the Edo) Heater (Modern Time)
| director = [[Koujin Ochi]]
| screenplay = [[Junichi Miyashita]]
| organizer =
| storyboard = [[Shigenori Kageyama]]
| producer = 678 [[Fumiharu Kamanaka]] 679 [[Minoru Tozawa]]
| animation-director = 678 [[Kenichi Otomo]] 679 [[Chiemi Hironaka]]
| opening-song = Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru
| closing-song = Koi ni Koishite
| prev-episode = The Footprintless Beach
| next-episode = Cactus Capriccio
| footnotes =
}}

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
}}

== Case ==

=== Situation ===

==== End of the Edo ====
Conan, Ran, and Kogoro must've slip through time (not literally). Ran won a prize at a shopping district lottery. Today, they came to Nagasaki. They are some places that tourists can always visit like there's Confucius Temple Nagasaki - China's History's Museum, Oura Church, or Glover Garden. In Glover Garden, that Ryoma Sakamoto and the Scottish man was also a contribution to the Bakumatsu era, Thomas Blake Glover's mansion is there. It's a popular place to visit in Nagasaki.

Meanwhile, Ran is looking for the heart-stone. There are two heart shaped stones. If you find it as a couple, you'll marry or if you touch it, you'll fall in love. There are various kinds of myths. After Ran found it, they heard a scream from the house and someone cried out, "murderer!" Kogoro went inside to check what's going on. Before Conan and Ran are about to go in, they found some wires on the ground. Kogoro found the dead body but it's actually an actor who's playing dead. When the actor opened his eyes, Kogoro got freaked out and someone cried out, "Cut!" The tv drama director named Sakakibara got angry at Kogoro for ruining the drama. Ran apologizes to the tv workers and Conan understands what's going on. With the setting as the Bakumatsu era in Nagasaki, was a shoot for a two hour television, mystery drama. In Glover's residence, the murder case occurs. Ryoma Sakamoto, who was sheltered in the mansion, will be a detective. The young female doctor, Ine as the assistant. In order to clear the suspicion, they will solve the case; that's will the story be about. They are two actors named Kyounosuke Sasahara playing as Ryoma Sakamoto and Andrew Hatta playing as Glover. Finally, they are two actresses named Benichiyo Yamashita playing as Tsuru and Futaba Nanao playing as Ine Karasuma. After they're done with the investigating part, they went outside and the next part is going to be about the victim's business acquaintance, Chubei Soneya's appearance scene which Choujirou Sazanami the actor is going to play as Soneya.

Suddenely, the producer named Ooki from the drama production company had some terrible news that the scriptwriter named Tatsumi ran off. He has written many plays and he's a veteran. The drama has no original work to base off of, so it's Tatsumi's original. The script wasn't finished, yet the filming began. Not to mention that even the culprit was unknown to everybody except Tatsumi. Ooki wants Kogoro to find the mystery drama's culprit. If the drama gets cancelled, his company will close down for good.

Kogoro, Ran, and Conan went to the Hotel Papillon to find it but Kogoro thinks it's impossible. Conan opens the closet and found some note marks on newspaper articles. Conan confirms it's an art burglary. In other words, the culprit could be an art thief. However, the current script doesn't occur at all.

In the café, Kogoro is so tired that he can't find any clues and he just jump to the conclusion that the culprit is the thief. Suddenly, Andrew Hatta appears but Kogoro, Ran, and Conan don't recognize him because when they met Andrew at the drama, he was wearing a wig. When he told them who he is, they became surprised. To him without make-up looks more like Glover's statue than with make-up. Conan remembered correctly, Glover was helping Ryoma and he was about 30 years old. When Andrew took a seat with them, he mentions about Ooki's production company is suffering a bit. That's why for the film's actors using Ooki and Sakakibara's connection, most of them are paid for less than usual. Ooki, Sakakibara, Ichiyou, Sazanami, and Andrew are all old friends together. They worked together in the past before they were popular. Of course, Tatsumi is also one of them. The only casting position for Andrew was Glover. The character Tsuru was turned into a mature couple. Tatsumi have not like it and he's a realist.

The next day, Conan asks Ooki and Sakakibara about the newspaper articles about art burglary and they have no clue about it.

In the museum of history and culture, Futaba is going to give Kogoro, Ran, and Conan sightseeing around her hometown, Nagasaki. She's going to be their guide. For now, her part in the current script is done. This time, they used the pictures and memos from Tatsumi's drama and they visited all kinds of places. They went to visit Kameyama Shachu Memorial Museum, Kazagashira Park - Ryoma Sakamoto's statue, Nagasaki Kite Museum, and Megane Bridge. After visiting places, they went to the place where they made the first chanpon (noodle dish) called Shikairou so they're going to have lunch. When they are at the table waiting for saraudon coming, Ran thinks Futaba's angel necklace is very cute. She bought it at the shop near Glover Garden. While eating, Conan notice that Futaba seems very depress. She mentions that a few days ago, Tatsumi almost got ran over by a car. He said that somebody pushed him. Tatsumi might have felt in danger, so he disappeared.

At the Nagasaki Station, Futaba found Tatsumi and they went after him. After that, they lost him. Kogoro got a call from Ooki that he got a text with more script from Tatsumi, but it's still incomplete.

In the capitan room, the tv workers are following the script that the second murder was written inside. The scene is Dejima's Capitan Room. The victim was a hired spy by the Nagasaki police. The dying message of 9 in kanji was left behind.

Ooki and Sakakibara claim that they didn't mess up the schedule, but their problem arises recently. With no warning, a new character called Ote (Miura's daughter) appears in the drama. The book contains a lot of lines and Sakakibara believes it will be an important character. They don't have the actress to play as Ote but they don't have the money and time to get somebody from Tokyo. But they had an idea so they want Ran to play the character and she'll practice the line from the script. She gets kind of nervous also.

After the drama, Ran thinks it's weird for the line saying that the number will solve everything. Many of the actors' names have number in it. Andrew '''Ha'''tta as Glover (Ha = 8), Beni'''chi'''yo Yamashita as Tsuru (chi = 1000), and Futaba '''Nana'''o (Nana = 7). The staffs have numbers in their names also. Tai'''zou''' Ooki (zou = 3), and '''Kazu'''omi Sakota the props master (Kazu = 1).

When Conan's looking over the script, he figured out that the phrases could be a message from Tatsumi. The character Ote Miura was created just to inform that the only thing it could be is about why he suddenly disappeared.

Ran is still reading the script and all the tourists are just passing her.

Later, Sakota got punched by someone and crashed through the boxes and suitcases. The group found him lying on the floor and he's in critical condition. Sakakibara asks Sakota who did this to him. Sakota then just point at Ran as the culprit and lost consciousness.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP678-679_Case.jpg
| location = Nagasaki parking lot
| victim = Kazuomi Sakota
| suspects = [[Ran Mouri]]
| description = When Sakakibara asks Sakota who did this to him, he points at Ran as the culprit and lost consciousness. Is Ran really the culprit just because she's a karate champion?
}}

==== Modern Time ====
In the hospital, Sakota is lying on the bed to get his treatment done. There's a high possibility that Sakota was struck with bare hands. The Nagasaki police took in the karate girl with a black belt, Ran, who was the main suspect to the station for questioning. Ran claims that she didn't do it and she was memorizing her lines alone. The police asks Ran that can someone verify it. Ran remembers that something yellow passes by her but she can't remember clearly. Conan is going to find someone who can prove Ran's innocent. When Conan went to the area where Ran memorized her lines while sitting on the bench, the only thing that's yellow around is the flowers. The only option is to find a witness who saw Ran during the time of the incident.

While Conan's searching, he found the statue of Puccini, the composer of Madame Butterfly and the statue of Tamaki Miura, the person who acted as the heroin of Madame Butterfly. Conan remembers Miura from the script and that's the connection of Ote Miura, the character that Ran played. Sakota was also an opera lover. Suddenly, the Nagasaki saruku guide named Shoukichi Shimizu is showing the tourists the statue of Teiko Kiwa, the Japanese person who was acted in Madame Butterfly other than Tamaki Miura. When Conan is thinking about Tamaki Miura and Teiko Kiwa, he now knows it's Ote Miura. Also, Conan notices that Shimizu is wearing a yellow coat. When he asks Shimizu about remembering Ran sitting on the bench while he is showing the picture of Ran to him, he remembers. Conan finally found someone who can prove that Ran is innocent. So when he brought Shimizu to the police, Ran's suspicions were lifted. However, Conan wonders why did Sakota at that time points at Ran as the culprit.

Ooki came with more news that he heard this from the police. It seems a person who looks like Tatsumi has been spotted nearby. After hearing a scream from a parking lot, he was seen running away. Futaba thinks it's a lie that she knows that Tatsumi wouldn't do such a thing. Sakakibara asks Kogoro about the drama's culprit but until sudden, Conan wonders why Sakota was at the parking lot. If he's heading home, it would be too soon. The script arrived recently and there are still more filming to do. He looked as if he was sneaking around to run away. Kogoro has finally got it and he deduces that after reading the script, Sakota realized he was in danger, so he tried to run away. In other words, Tatsumi thought Sakota will be attacked, so he sprinkled in a message inside the script. Most likely, the number 9 as the dying message is the key. The meaning of number 9 points to Futaba Nanao. It's simple addition. If you add 7 from '''Nana'''o (Nana = 7) and 2 from '''Futa'''ba (Futa = 2), you get 9. In other words, "Futaba is targeting you, so be careful," was the message. Futaba doesn't believe that and Kogoro asks why did she abruptly stop being their guide is because she wants to find Tatsumi as soon as possible in order to silence him just like what he did to Sakota. Futaba tells Kogoro that he's wrong and the real reason is because she was really worried about Tatsumi. Yamashita thinks it's ridiculous and she takes her leave. Ooki remembers that Yamashita was an action actress during her younger days. She can also do some Chinese martial arts. At that time, Sazanami was doing boxing. All the actors and tv workers are just talking about in 20 years ago. Conan just asks that is it true that last night, Andrew said Tatsumi might have disliked the idea of making Tsuru married to Glover. Ooki then said no that it can't be. Sakakibara then said that the one who wanted to was Tatsumi. Andrew asks that is it true and Sakakibara says yeah but it was an unusual thing for him to do.

Later at night in Mt. Inasa: Observatory, someone attacks Sazanami down the stairs and got hurt.

At the treatment room of the hospital, Sazanami is still okay while getting a treatment done. Sazanami tells the police that he wanted to view the prideful scenery of Nagasaki. Then suddenly, he was attacked by someone. He snatched the strap while he was struggling. It seems that Tatsumi's fingerprints were found on the strap. The strap is a silver, heart shaped.

The next day, the drama is going to be about the kids writing the kanji of number 9. While Conan remembers about how to write the kanji of number 9, he notice something. Conan looks over the script and he finally figured it out what the real dying message means.

In Nakashima River, there lives a monster. The monster's weakness is the second tooth on the bottom left. Conan wonders what that means. When he checks through the glasses on Megane Bridge, he now knows what it means. Later at night, Conan went to the river and found something. When Conan goes back, he found Yamashita. Conan checks where did she come from and smiles.

The next day, the tv workers received a letter from Tatsumi. It said that he will hand the remaining script at Oshirasu, so come.

In the museum of history and culture, everyone's gathered and they are waiting for Tatsumi to come. Sazanami is also there and his injuries has been healed so he's definitely okay.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kyounosuke Sasahara|Kyounosuke Sasahara.jpg|
* 33 years old
* Actor • [[wikipedia:Sakamoto Ryōma|Ryoma Sakamoto]] role}}
{{People|Benichiyo Yamashita|Benichiyo Yamashita.jpg|
* 42 years old
* Actress • Tsuru role}}
{{People|Andrew Hatta|Andrew Hatta.jpg|
* 50 years old
* Actor • Glover role}}
{{People|Futaba Nanao|Futaba Nanao.jpg|
* 23 years old
* Actress • Ine Karasuma role}}
{{People|Keisuke Sakakibara|Keisuke Sakakibara.jpg|
* 45 years old
* TV drama director}}
{{People|Akikazu Nakane|Akikazu Nakane.jpg|
* 48 years old
* Cameraman}}
{{People|Ryuuhei Kishimura|Ryuuhei Kishimura.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Assistant director}}
{{People|Choujirou Sazanami|Choujirou Sazanami.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Actor • Chubei Soneya role}}
{{People|Kazuomi Sakota|Kazuomi Sakota.jpg|
* Victim (beaten)
* 35 years old
* Props master}}
{{People|Taizou Ooki|Taizou Ooki.jpg|
* 52 years old
* Drama production company • producer}}
{{People|Kousaku Tatsumi|Kousaku Tatsumi.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Scriptwriter}}
{{People|Shoukichi Shimizu|Shoukichi Shimizu.jpg|
* 68 years old
* Nagasaki saruku • guide}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
Kogoro is going to deduce who caused the previous incidents in which the culprit attacked Sakota and Sazanami. The tv workers asks wasn't it Tatsumi who was responsible for the incidents he caused and plus, the fingerprints were found on his strap which belonged to him. Kogoro thinks the strap was just a trap laid by the culprit. He accuses Kyounosuke Sasahara as the culprit. This time's staffs, most of them have numbers in their names. The "Kyo" in '''Kyo'''unosuke can be read as Kei and that means amount. The dying message written in the script was also a number. Sasahara asks what about it and Kogoro thinks it's because during the drama, he's been calling somebody numerous times. Furthermore, he was always disputing. The person who was disputing with was Tatsumi is what Kogoro thinks. Sasahara tells Kogoro that's he wrong. The real truth is that he was disputing with the firm. He has a wife and a child. He was caught by a weekly newspaper journalist about it. He told them, "I'm more popular single, so keep it a secret," to the firm. Sasahara then shows his cellphone call log that he's been talking to the TMS Production. Kogoro didn't know that and he made a mistake. So he suddenly asks Yamashita where was she at the time of the incident of attacking Sazanami. Conan reveals she was eating at the Turkish Rice place. Yamashita says it's correct and the truth is she's on a diet for her next business. But when it comes to Nagasaki's famous Turkish Rice, she couldn't endure it.

Conan knocks out Kogoro with his stun wristwatch and uses the voice changing bowtie using Kogoro's voice to present his real deduction. The letter they got in the morning that was from Tatsumi, was actually prepared by Conan. It was in order to make the culprit who attacked Sakota and Sazanami to confess. That culprit is Ran Mouri. Ran suddenly came to shock but Conan as Kogoro tells her to calm down and let him explain because he knows that Ran is not the true culprit. The dying message from the second script's murder case is the kanji number 9. However, the stroke order was incorrect. You could see that if you write it on dirt. So the dying message isn't 9, but it was the hiragana (a Japanese set of written symbols that represents syllables), "Te." It's pointing towards Ran's role, Ote Miura. Of course, this is all within the drama. However, Tatsumi's script was pointing at the real incident, is what Conan believes. In the script, only Ote's line's fonts have been changed. If those are messages from Tatsumi, first off, Ote's lines: "The number is important. The number will solve everything." With those lines and the dying message, Tatsumi was trying to refer to a certain person who had something to do with the number. The true culprit is '''Choujirou Sazanami''', Cho. The previous incidents were caused by him all along. Suddenly, Andrew says wait and asks that don't someone write Cho with "Chi" not "Te." Conan says that back in the days, they wrote "chouchou" (butterfly) as "tefutefu." That's because Tatsumi's message is tremendously involved with Madame Butterfly. In the flashback of the drama, Futaba as Ine said, "For further details, at the seafood company, ask Miura's daughter, Ote." That line's font is different too. If Ote Miura's name came from the two who acted in the opera, Madame Butterfly, Tamaki Miura and Teiko Kiwa, then it's related to Madame Butterfly. So the dying message is "te" from "tefutefu". There are stories where Madame Butterfly as Glover's wife, is named Tsuru. The reason why Tatsumi changed the script about Tsuru was to prepare for the message. In other words, Tatsumi was trying from the very beginning of the script to make Sazanami confess. What Tatsumi was trying to make Sazanami confess was a different incident. Only Sakota noticed it. Then, before Conan could solve the mystery, Sazanami tried to escape, after attacking Sakota. The reason Sakota pointed at Sazanami was because Ote was created to make Sazanami confess. Sakota and Sazanami were accomplices of the art burglary. Conan shows the newspaper articles of the art burglary which he got it from Tatsumi's room. The incident of someone attacking Sazanami was himself. It was all an act he did by himself in order to put the blame on Tatsumi. In Ote's line, "In Nakashima River, there lives a monster." Conan shows the picture of Megane Bridge which is the true form of monster. Conan draws two circles as eyes under the bridge and a mouth above the stepping stone. "The monster's weakness is the second tooth on the bottom left," meant on the stepping stone. Conan found the micro SD last night and it is a concrete evidence. Conan asks Ooki to check what's in the memory and everyone watches. It shows that Sakota and Sazanami are hiding the goods they stole in the props. They hid the stolen goods inside props, carried them to rich buyers, and sold them in the shadows. Tatsumi tried to write this into the script to make Sazanami confess, but he felt in danger so he disappeared. However, after finding out Kogoro was involved, he wrote hints in the next two scripts. Futaba asks where is Tatsumi and Conan answers that only Sazanami knows where he is. The only person who could've had the strap with Tatsumi's fingerprints was none other than Sazanami. Sazanami confesses to the crime.

It is revealed that Futaba has feelings for Tatsumi. The reason why she abandoned as a guide was in order to rescue Tatsumi from the bottom of her heart. But, their firm forbids love relationships. They had to keep this as a secret no matter what. She apologizes to everyone.

Later, the police found Tatsumi from the 3-B place. The reason why Tatsumi didn't go report this to the police is that he wanted Sazanami to turn himself in. When Futaba found Tatsumi, they go to each other and hugged in love.

Later at the hospital, Sakota, who was under ICU, regained consciousness. From his testimony, everything was revealed. The person who stole the goods for them will eventually get caught by the police. The filming of the drama resumed. Of course, Sazanami's, Ran's, and Conan's scene were removed. A new script written by Tatsumi was being filmed. While Tatsumi's working, Futaba gives him a drink and they smile to each other. It seems their relationship has been approved by their firm. Ran mentions that if you write Nagasaki with alphabet letters, the last one is "I". "I" is pronounced "ai" and "ai" means love.
</spoiler>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== Trivia ==
*Ran mentioned gun was stole by [[Kaitou Kid]]

== See also ==
* [[Season 21]]

[[Category:Episodes]][[Category:Anime Exclusive]][[Category:Mystery Tour Case]][[Category:Animation directed by Kenichi Otomo]][[Category:Animation directed by Chiemi Hironaka]]

Conan Edogawa

2014-06-09T14:21:00Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* See also */

{{InfoBox Char
| name = Conan Edogawa
| japanese-name = 江戸川コナン (Edogawa Konan)
| english-name = Conan Edogawa
| image = Conan Edogawa Profile.jpg
| age = 6-7<ref name=CD38>Conan Drill Page 38</ref>
| gender = Male
| height = Unknown<ref name="CD38">Conan Drill Page 38</ref>
| weight = 18 kg<ref name="CD38" /> (39 lbs)
| date-of-birth = May 4th<ref name="CD38" />
| relatives = [[Yusaku Kudo]] (father) [[Yukiko Kudo]] (mother)
| occupation = Teitan Elementary School student Detective
| nicknames = Cool Kid ([[Jodie Starling]]) Cool Guy ([[Vermouth]] & [[James Black]]) Silver Bullet-kun ([[Vermouth]]) Glasses Kid ([[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]]) Holmes' Apprentice ([[Apollo Glass|Apollo]] & [[Minerva Glass|Minerva]] Glass) Tantei-kun ([[Kaitou Kid]]) Kudo ([[Heiji Hattori]]) Kudo-Kun ([[Ai Haibara]])
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume 1#File_002_-_The_Great_Detective_Turned_Small|File 2]] Anime: [[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case|Episode 2]]
| appearances = {{:Conan Edogawa Appearances}}
| cases-solved = 583 (one solved by Ran)
| japanese-voice = [[Minami Takayama]]
| english-voice = [[Alison Viktorin]]
| drama-actor = [[Nao Fujisaki]] [[Minami Takayama]] (voice)
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Conan Edogawa|江戸川コナン|Edogawa Konan}}''' is the alias used by [[Shinichi Kudo]] in his shrunken form. Shinichi took the appearance of his six or seven year old self after being exposed to a prototype poison called [[APTX 4869]], which he had been forced to swallow by two men in black later revealed to be members of the [[Black Organization]].<ref name="e1">[[Roller Coaster Murder Case|Episode 1: Roller Coaster Murder Case]]</ref> The poison deaged Shinichi's entire body except for his nervous system and therefore he still has the personality, memories, and incredible deductive ability of his teenage self. Conan's goal is to hunt down the Black Organization and have them arrested for their crimes, as well as find an antidote to the APTX 4869. To do so he plans to make the washout detective [[Kogoro Mouri]] famous in hopes of attracting cases related to the Black Organization.

Conan is often treated as a separate character from Shinichi by fans, and often viewed as the main character of the series while Shinichi is viewed as a recurring character. He has become a popular figure in Japan and even appeared at numerous occasions in different anime series (i.e. mainly cameo appearances) as well as other medias.

== Background ==
''Conan Edogawa'' is [[Shinichi Kudo]]'s alter ego. He did not exist prior to the chain of events, involving members of the [[Black Organization]], that led Shinichi to transform back into a child.

[[Image:APTX 4869 given to Shinichi.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Shinichi being drugged.]]
=== The Transformation ===
At the beginning of the series, Shinichi brings his friend [[Ran Mouri]] to [[Setting#Tropical_Land|Tropical Land]], a local theme park, to celebrate her victory in the Metropolitan Karate Championships. He later ends up solving a murder case there.<ref name="e1" /> As they are leaving, Shinichi witnesses a suspicious exchange between an unknown business man and [[Vodka|a man in black]] in a secluded area by the ferris wheel. While spying on the suspicious men, Shinichi does not notice [[Gin|another man in black]], who knocks him out from behind and forces him to swallow a new experimental poison known as [[APTX 4869]]. They then leave him to die. However, instead of killing Shinichi, a rare side-effect occurred. Shinichi's body shrunk back to that of his six-year-old self.<ref>[[Volume 1#File 002 - The Great Detective Turned Small|Volume 1, File 2, page 59: "The Great Detective Turned Small"]]</ref> In desperation and confusion, Shinichi heads back to his house and runs into his next door neighbor and close family friend, [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]]. After a few attempts at proving he's in fact Shinichi, he finally succeeds in convincing the Professor. The latter warns him he must keep his identity secret as the [[Black Organization]] will surely try to kill him and others associated with him should they learn the truth.<ref name="e2">[[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case|Episode 2: Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case]].</ref>
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=== Taking a new identity ===
Shinichi comes up with the alias Conan Edogawa using the mystery author names [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Arthur '''''Conan''''' Doyle]] and [[Edogawa Rampo|'''''Edogawa''''' Rampo]] and pretends to be a distant relative of Agasa's who then places Conan in Ran's care.<ref name="e2" /> Ran's father, [[Kogoro Mouri]], owns a Detective Agency which may provide a chance for Conan to run into a case involving the Black Organization. However, Kogoro is a terrible detective with little credibility. Using helpful gadgets that Agasa makes, Conan sets out to improve Kogoro's detective reputation by solving cases for him while also hiding the truth that Conan is really the one solving cases. By knocking Kogoro out at crime scenes with a fast-acting [[Stun-Gun Wristwatch|tranquilizer]] and using a [[Voice-Changing Bowtie|voice modulator]] to relay deductions in Kogoro's voice, Conan creates 'Sleeping Kogoro'. The conceited Kogoro enjoys his newfound reputation and the money it brings in so much that he doesn't question why he is suddenly passing out at crime scenes and solving cases in his sleep.

=== Creation of the Detective Boys ===
Conan enrolls at [[Teitan Elementary]] to further protect his identity and is befriended by classmates [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]], and [[Genta Kojima|Genta]], who create the ''[[Detective Boys]]'' not long after.<ref>[[The Coded Map of the City Case|Episode 4: The Coded Map of the City Case]]</ref>

[[Image:Conan Stuns Kogoro.jpg|200px|thumb|Conan stuns Kogoro with his wristwatch, ready to solve a case!]]
=== Solving cases ===
As Conan, Shinichi helps Ran's father solve cases by putting him to sleep and simulating Kogoro's voice using the special bowtie gadget Professor Agasa made for him. He also spends a good amount of time with his Detective Boys fellows and solves many small cases with them and sometimes in the company of Professor Agasa. In some situations, when there's only Ran, Sonoko, and himself, he will use Sonoko instead to solve the case at hand. Because of that, Sonoko eventually becomes another moderately well-known "sleeping" detective, although her reputation is only known to the local police investigation team and Sonoko's friends. In much later files, Conan has solved the case as himself then claimed afterwards that Shinichi told him what to say.

== Personality ==
As Conan, Shinichi tries to behave like a child. He refers to Ran as "Ran-neechan" (''nee-chan'' meaning older sister, a common nickname Japanese children give to teenagers and young adults they look up to), and refers to Shinichi as "Shinichi-niichan" (''nii-chan'' meaning older brother). He also refers to Kogoro as "Oji-san" or "Occhan" (both meaning Uncle), although he also does this as Shinichi. As Shinichi, he refers to Conan as usually "Conan-kun" or the "Kid in the Glasses". Shinichi treats Conan as a separate person completely, thinking for example, "changing back into Conan".

[[File:Ran telling Conan she likes Shinichi.jpg|thumb|175px|left|Ran telling Conan she likes Shinichi.]]
Conan remains very close to Ran, who in return is very protective of him. However, because Ran is unaware of his true identity, Conan often finds himself in awkward situations with her, such as when she confessed her feeling for Shinichi to him and when she made him bathe with her at a hot spring.

Conan's intelligence remains intact even though he is shrunk to a child. As Shinichi, his deductive ability earned him the monikers "[[Wikipedia:Heisei|Heisei]] Holmes" and "Savior of the Japanese police force". Conan maintains an extraordinarily broad knowledge of many subjects and trivia that help him solve cases and escape tricky situations. Conan tries to speak in a child-like manner when dealing with adults, but he often gets caught up in the current case and begins speaking like an adult, referring to advanced topics and using reasoning much too complex for a normal child. When this happens, he often tries to pass it off as "something [he] heard on TV" or "taught by uncle Kogoro/professor Agasa/Shinichi-niichan". [[File:Conan, Tome, and Chiba.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Conan whispers to [[Detective Chiba|Chiba]] and [[Officer Tome|Tome]].]] Likewise, he makes no effort to hide his love for [[Sherlock Holmes]] and soccer, so if he called out for talking about either subject in too much detail, he tries to escape suspicion by saying it was something Shinichi told him about. Although as the series has progressed the adults around him have become more used to his "being quite smart for a child", causing him to behave more like himself around them, he still tries to pass as a normal child. The only police officers with whom Conan can speak in a professional manner are the [[FBI]], especially [[Jodie Starling]], [[Shuichi Akai]], [[James Black]], and Inspector [[Kansuke Yamato]] of the Nagano Police, all of whom suspect that there is more to Conan than meets the eye.

Conan tends to act more like himself around the [[Detective Boys]], even to the point that they find it odd when he acts like a child around adults. He will often play games like baseball with the Detective Boys, but he is too used to soccer to perform well and will even instinctively use soccer techniques, such as kicking in games that do not call for it. Because he is unfamiliar with popular games and TV shows, and bad at video games, Genta and the others tend to think of him as dumb. This annoys Conan so much that he will secretly watch TV in the living room after Kogoro and Ran go to sleep to get more "practice" in.

== Appearance ==
[[Image:Conan full face.png|right|150px]]
Conan has dark brown hair which mostly hangs downwards just above his blue eyes, but there are also a few strands that stick up at the front and back of his head. Conan's usual outfit consists of a blue suit jacket with a single button and a pair of shorts, red trainers and white socks, even though he has taken to wearing more casual clothing as time goes on. He also wears a red bowtie and his dad's old glasses. Both these items were later [[Gadgets|specifically modified]] by Professor Agasa to include a [[Voice-Changing Bowtie|voice changer]], [[Button Speaker|microphone]], and [[Criminal Tracking Glasses|homing device]], to aid in Conan in his cases. His [[Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes|red shoes]] have also been modified to harness electric and magnetic fields to stimulate pressure points on Conan's foot, greatly enhancing his kicking power.
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==Skills==
:''See also: [[Shinichi Kudo#Skills|Shinichi's Skills]]''
=== Detective skills ===
All of Shinichi's detective skills carry over to his Conan form, although Conan does not the have the reputation Shinichi had. He repeatedly demonstrates the ability to remember every detail of an investigation or other topics he cares about, and may have a photographic memory to manage such perfect recall so consistently. Conan's fastidious attention to detail allows him to notice minor inconsistencies in crime scenes and suspect testimony that other people miss, and using astute logic he uncovers the reasons behind those inconsistencies in order to link them to the crime. Conan has extraordinarily broad knowledge of many subjects and trivia that help him solve cases; something he likely acquired from his incessant reading in his "first childhood". There are only few people like, [[Heiji]], [[Kaito]] and [[Hakuba]] who are as intelligent as Conan.

As a child, Conan can attract less suspicion while investigating crime scenes, get away with searching people's personal property, and ask innocent questions without setting suspects on guard, although it comes with the drawback of not having Shinichi's authority or reputation.

=== Athletic ability ===
Conan is just as skilled as Shinichi in soccer, but a lot less powerful because he only has the strength of a young child. To make up for this, Conan uses Agasa's Power-enhancing kick shoes. Conan uses signature, powerful precision kick to knock out criminals using soccer balls or whatever substitute is handy. Like Shinichi, Conan's kick is accurate over distances and he is capable of mentally reckoning the angle of impact necessary to rebound a soccer ball off a wall and strike an attacker from behind. He is also good at skiing, snowboarding, and ice-skating.

Conan also has some skill with firearms despite the recoil being much more severe for a child's body. He shoots out a bus window during a bus hijacking, and precisely grazes Ran's leg to render her useless as a hostage in the second movie.

Conan's nimbleness is especially noticeable in the non-[[canon]] movies. For example, in the sixth movie, Conan is seen to fight with various antagonists, and he even holds his own against Jack the Ripper, a notorious serial killer who bests even Ran in combat. In the fourteenth movie, Conan does a back flip on his skateboard in order to avoid being killed by the blimp's hijackers. Conan shows a proclivity for skateboarding. In the movies and anime, Conan can easily perform very complicated tricks and dodges with his skateboard at high speed.

=== First Aid ===
Conan has repeatedly dispensed first aid to stabbed/shot/cardiac/poisoned/hurt victims before the rescuers arrive.

=== Music ===
[[Image:Conan_singing.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Conan sings in the Karaoke.]]
Conan cannot sing on key in the slightest so he is often accused of being [[Wikipedia:tone deaf|tone deaf]]. Despite being a hilariously awful singer, Conan has [[Wikipedia:perfect pitch|perfect pitch]] and can identify notes accurately even in difficult contexts like the sound of phone button presses forming a melody. In Episode 11: The Moonlight Sonata Murder Case, he knows that the piano is in tune and deciphers a message at the end just by listening to the notes that are played. Haibara directly described Shinichi Kudo as having perfect pitch in the last scenes of the twelfth Detective Conan movie, [[Full Score of Fear]]. He also manages to replicate and sing dial tones for a phone, showing that the reason he can't sing is because he simply doesn't have ''relative'' pitch. In File 728 (Episode 614), Conan stated he isn't very knowledgeable about music but identified the untuned piano key whereupon Haibara joked about his sharp ears despite being tone-deaf.

Also, to be like his favorite detective, Sherlock Holmes, he plays the violin. This was confirmed in movie 12 of the 'Full Score of Fear' when he played "Amazing Grace" for Ran. However, he is stumped on what Ran meant when she said, "He has a funny habit when he plays."

== Appellations ==
Although most people will call Conan by his name suffixed with ''-kun'', or simply ''kid'', a lot of the characters have different ways of calling him due to the special relationships they share. The following is a list of the different appellations for Conan (and the ones Conan gives in return) encountered in the series.


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| [[File:Shinichi Kudo 60px.jpg]] || [[Shinichi Kudo]] || Conan-kun Kid in the Glasses || Shinichi-niichan
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| [[File:Ran Mouri 60px.jpg]] || [[Ran Mouri]] || Conan-kun || Ran-neechan
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| [[File:Kogoro Mouri 60px.jpg]] || [[Kogoro Mouri]] || Brat Conan (rarely) Freeloader Conan-kun(rarely) Four Eyed squirt
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| [[File:Ayumi Yoshida 60px.jpg]] || [[Ayumi Yoshida]] || Conan-kun || Ayumi-chan Ayumi
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| [[File:Genta Kojima 60px.jpg]] || [[Genta Kojima]] || Conan || Genta
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| [[File:Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya 60px.jpg]] || [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] || Conan-kun || Mitsuhiko
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| [[File:Ai Haibara 60px.jpg]] || [[Ai Haibara]] || Kudo-kun (privately) Edogawa-kun (around others) Great Detective-san (Meitantei-san) (once) || Haibara Haibara-san (once) The evil-eyed yawny girl (once)
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| [[File:Yukiko Kudo 60px.jpg]] || [[Yukiko Kudo]] || Shin-chan Shinichi Conan-kun (around others) || Mom (Kaa-san) Aunt (Oba-san, much to her annoyance) Big sister (Onee-san, after Yukiko gets angry at Oba-san)
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| [[File:Hiroshi Agasa 60px.jpg]] || [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] || Shinichi Shinichi-kun Conan-kun || Professor Agasa (Agasa-hakase) Professor (Hakase)
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| [[File:Sonoko Suzuki 60px.jpg]] || [[Sonoko Suzuki]] || Conan-kun Brat in the glasses Chibi-chan || Sonoko-neechan
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| [[File:Heiji Hattori 60px.jpg]] || [[Heiji Hattori]] || Kudo (privately, on accident) Kid Conan-kun || Hattori (privately) Heiji-niichan Heiji-kun (joke)
|-
| [[File:Kazuha Toyama 60px.jpg]] || [[Kazuha Toyama]] || Conan-kun || Kazuha-neechan
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| [[File:Eri Kisaki 60px.jpg]] || [[Eri Kisaki]] || Conan-kun || Aunt Eri (Eri no oba-san), Kisaki-sensei Oba-san
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| [[File:Gin 60px.jpg]] || [[Gin]] || {{nihongo|Brat|ガキ|Gaki}}<ref>Manga File 504, pg 11</ref> || Man in Black (formerly)<ref>He referred to Gin & Vodka as "Men in Black" before learning their codenames. E.g. in [[Volume 2|Volume 2, File 16, Page 17]].</ref> Gin
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| [[File:Vodka 60px.jpg]] || [[Vodka]] || Stupid Brat<ref>[[Volume 4|'''File 033''': Running intro the two]]</ref> || Vodka
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| [[File:Vermouth 60px.jpg]] || [[Vermouth]] || Cool Guy Silver Bullet || Vermouth
|-
| [[File:Bourbon_60px.jpg]] || [[Tooru Amuro]] || Conan-kun || Amuro-san Bourbon (thoughts)
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| [[File:Atsushi Miyano 60px.jpg]] || [[Atsushi Miyano]] || --- || Professor Miyano (Miyano hakase)<ref>[[Volume 41|Volume 41, File 423, Page 10]]</ref>
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| [[File:Juzo Megure 60px.jpg]] || [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] || Conan-kun || Inspector Megure (Megure-keibu)
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| [[File:Jodie Starling 60px.jpg]] || [[Jodie Starling]] || Cool Kid Conan-kun Boss || Jodie-sensei
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| [[File:Shuichi Akai 60px.jpg]] || [[Shuichi Akai]] || Boy || Akai-san
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| [[File:James Black 60px.jpg]] || [[James Black]] || Conan-kun Cool Guy || James-san
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| [[File:Kaitou Kid 60px.jpg]] || [[Kaitou Kid]] || Detective-kun (Tantei-kun) Great Detective (Meitantei) || Kaitou Kid Kid Kaitou 1412 (first time)
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| [[File:Masumi_Sera_60px.jpg]] || [[Masumi Sera]] || Conan-kun || Sera-san Sera-no-neechan
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| [[File:Sumiko Kobayashi 60px.jpg]] || [[Sumiko Kobayashi]] || Edogawa-kun Conan-kun || Kobayashi-sensei That Ranpo-maniac
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| [[File:Minerva Glass.jpg|60px]] || [[Minerva Glass]] || Holmes' Apprentice || Queen of the Grass Court
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| [[File:Apollo Glass.jpg|60px]] || [[Apollo Glass]] || Holmes' Apprentice || Glass-kun
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== Plot overview ==

=== Initial pursuit ===
After Shinichi becomes Conan, he sets out to find the men in black almost immediately. At the suggestion of Agasa, he moves in with Ran and Kogoro, hoping that cases related to them come by. Pretty soon, a case involving a woman name [[Akemi Miyano]] (using the alias Masami Hirota) appears. Akemi robs a bank for the men in black in the hopes that they will free her sister from their organization. Conan is unable to realize the case's connection to the organization until after the men in black have shot Akemi and left her for dead rather than give up such a valuable asset as her sister. In her dying moments, Akemi warns Conan of the danger of the organization.<ref>[[Volume 2#File 013 - The Missing Man|Volume 2, Files 13-16: "The Missing Man"]]</ref>

Conan runs across the men in black again on a bullet train, this time learning their codenames: [[Gin]] and [[Vodka]].

At a game convention, Conan meets a third man in black named [[Tequila]], only to have him die in an explosion meant for someone else. Conan learns about a meeting place from the murderer, but just before he reaches the bar an explosion set by the men in black destroys the place entirely, leaving Conan without any leads.

=== Introduction of Ai Haibara===

Later on, Conan meets child-size biochemist [[Ai Haibara]], the creator of [[APTX 4869]]. Ai grew up within the Black Organization as [[Shiho Miyano]] and is a former member of it along with her deceased sister, Akemi.<ref name="f178">[[Volume_18#File 178 - Code Name Sherry|Volume 18, File 178: "Code Name Sherry"]]</ref> After Akemi died, Shiho refused to keep working and took APTX 4869 to die before the Black Organization could execute her. Instead, she shrinks like Conan did and is adopted by Agasa so she and Conan can work together to find a cure and catch the men in black.

=== Meeting with the Black Organization ===

=== After Vermouth ===

=== The Phone Number of 'That Person' ===
After Conan solves a [[The Dissonance of the Stradivarius#Postlude|case]] of serial murders, the [[Kyosuke Haga#Friends and acquaintances|culprit]] tells Conan that the tune created by dialing the phone number for the Leader of the Black Organization is the song "[[Seven Children]]".

=== Returning Back to Shinichi ===
Throughout the series Conan has returned back to Shinichi several times, but never permanently.
==== East versus West Detective ====
First he temporary returns to normal after drinking alcohol while infected with a cold.<ref>[[Diplomat Murder Case|Episodes 48-49: Diplomat Murder Case]].</ref>
He quickly turns back into Conan after solving the case and develops an immunity to the alcohol.

==== Desperate revival ====
{{Main|Antidote (Prototype)}}
Haibara invented an [[Antidote (prototype)|antidote]] prototype for the APTX 4869, and Conan first uses it in [[Volume 26]] to conceal his identity and allay Ran's suspicions that he is Shinichi. Haibara disguises as Conan and appears in front of Ran with Shinichi in order to put Ran's fears to rest.<ref>[[The Desperate Revival|Episodes 191-193: The Desperate Revival]].</ref><ref>[[Volume 26#File 256 - Concealed Truth|Volume 26, Files 256-258: "Concealed Truth"]]</ref>

==== Shiragami case ====
The antidote prototype is again taken, this time accidentally in place of cough syrup. It wears off 24 hours later, with Haibara giving him another one to protect his identity. This time it wears off in a shortened 4 hours, once again interrupting his chance to confess his feelings to Ran.<ref>[[Volume 62#File 647 - The Lost Memory|Volumes 62-63, Files 647-654: "The Lost Memory"]]</ref>

==== London Arc ====
During the Holmes' Revelation arc in London, Conan takes an antidote so he can go overseas, because "Conan Edogawa" does not exist in real life, and has no passport. Ran quickly deduces that Shinichi is in London as well. She asks some Londoners about a Japanese boy, and they give her directions, without specifying it was actually a six-year-old they saw. In a phone booth, Conan takes the pill originally meant for his return trip to Tokyo in order to conceal his identity from Ran. During this time, he manages to confess his feelings to her. Luckily for Conan, Haibara asks Yusaku and Yukiko Kudo, his parents, to go to London and give him a third pill, as she guessed he would have used his spare one for Ran.<ref>[[Holmes' Revelation|Episode 616-621]]</ref><ref>[[Volume 71#Following Holmes|Volume 71, Files 743-751]]</ref><ref>[[Volume 72#Following Holmes|Volume 72, File 752]]</ref>

== Relationships analysis ==

=== Family & Friends ===

[[File:Ran and Conan.jpg|thumb|Ran holding Conan.]]
====Ran Mouri====
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Although they are romantic interests as Shinichi and Ran, Conan and [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] share a brother/sister kind of relationship. Ran plays a nurturing protective role and treats Conan like a child version of Shinichi. They do a lot of activities together, such as swimming, going to the movies or festivals, and more. Ran and Conan both look out for each other's wellbeing. Ran stands up for Conan during Kogoro's outbursts and destroys any criminals seeking to inflict harm on Conan with her karate. Conan lends an ear and advice when Ran is in an difficult situation or needs to vent, and he comforts and encourages her when she is feeling down, especially about Shinichi being away for so long. It is even likely that Ran unconsciously knows that Conan actually ''is'' Shinichi, even though she seems reluctant to follow that notion.<ref>Ran told Conan that if only he is Shinichi on Episode 308.</ref>
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[[File:Kogoro noticing Conan in the car.jpg|thumb|Kogoro noticing Conan in the car.]]
====Kogoro Mouri====
[[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] and Conan most often see each other as nuisances. Conan dislikes Kogoro's usually poor detective ability and case handling, slovenly personal habits, and overinflated ego. Kogoro's deduction doesn't seem to improve so Conan almost always needs to knock Kogoro out when he starts spouting off incorrect theories. Although in most cases Conan merely sees Kogoro as a drunk idiot, he often is impressed when Kogoro gets serious and actually gets the case right, so he will allow the "non-sleeping Kogoro" to take the spotlight. Kogoro views Conan as a freeloader who constantly gets underfoot and never fails to insinuate himself at cases, "interfere" with the scene, and pipe up with childish observations that consistently ruin Kogoro's deductions.
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==== Yusaku and Yukiko Kudo ====
Conan's parents, [[Yusaku Kudo|Yusaku]] and [[Yukiko Kudo|Yukiko]], like to push their child towards becoming an even better detective. They enjoy giving him challenges, typically without letting Conan know who's giving them; once they disguised as Black Organization operatives trying to kill Shinichi Kudo in order to show Conan how dangerous his goals are.

Yukiko loves to meddle in Conan's (and Shinichi's) love life, as she will often make allusions regarding Ran being her possible future daughter-in-law and Ai or Ayumi having feelings for Conan. He doesn't usually pay much attention to them. Once she told Conan that Ai has romantic feelings for him because she looked at him ten times in a short span of time, saying that the only time a girl would do that is if she likes the boy or the boy has something on his face. Conan simply pushes it off as Ai checking on her "lab mouse," but at night, in bed, Conan asks Ai if he has something on his face.

Conan's mother helped him out once to keep his secret identity from being exposed to Ran by creating an alibi for him.
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==== Hiroshi Agasa ====
[[image:Agasa_and_Conan_investigating.png|thumb|right|Conan investigates with Agasa.]]
Conan treats [[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]] as a member of his own family, like an uncle. Due to the fact that they both share the secret behind Shinichi's transformation and knowledge about the Black Organization, Conan often comes to him when in trouble or seeking for help. Agasa's willingness to help whenever possible makes Shinichi's life as Conan more convenient. He was the one who created most of Conan's gadgets, including his power shoes and tracking glasses. He willingly plays Conan's case solving mouthpiece when Conan lacks someone else convenient to use. When Conan needs something, such as information regarding past cases, he usually asks Agasa to get it. Agasa often acts as a chauffeur because he is trustworthy and the only adult with a car regularly available.

Agasa often worries about Shinichi, especially when he thinks Shinichi might be getting over his head. Agasa almost always responds positively to Shinichi's requests, but doesn't like it when Shinichi hides the reasons for it, especially if it is dangerous.
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====Heiji Hattori====
[[Image:Heiji teasing Conan.jpg|thumb|right|Heiji enjoys teasing Conan.]]
When they first meet, Conan and [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]] seem bound to become lifelong rivals, especially after Kudo bests Heiji in their first case. However, after discovering Conan's real identity, Heiji starts to act like an older brother towards him, much to the annoyance of Conan. Since then, the two have become closest friends, and consult one another on cases, developments concerning the Black Organization, and even their "girlfriends". They tend to stick together on cases, although sometimes this is because Heiji forces the less enthusiastic Conan to come along. While fond of Heiji as a fellow detective he can relate to, Conan finds Heiji's antics occasionally annoying. Much to Conan's chagrin, Heiji even convinces others that Conan is his disciple. Conan especially dislikes Heiji's dangerous habit of unthinkingly calling Conan 'Kudo' when others are present.

Heiji still maintains some of his original feelings of rivalry, and gets annoyed if anyone claims Shinichi is better , and will often go to great lengths to show that the "west" (Osaka) is better than the "east" (Tokyo). Shinichi usually starts off acting like he is disinterested in the frivolous competition, but may then become competitive himself if Heiji starts "winning" or someone bruises his ego. Others, like Ran and Kazuha, see them both as equally skilled detectives.
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=== Detective Boys ===
[[File:Conan and Ai.jpg|thumb|Conan and Haibara investigating]]
====Ai Haibara====
{{main|Conan Edogawa and Ai Haibara}}
[[Ai Haibara]] is the third girl that seems to have somewhat romantic feelings for Conan/Shinichi, although she never truly admits it; indeed, it is a mystery just exactly what she feels for him, whether friendship or otherwise. Some people, such as [[Yukiko Kudo|Conan's mother]], have stated that she has feelings for Conan. It could be said that, because of their almost equal level of intelligence as well as similarities in their pasts (i.e. both victims of the [[APTX 4869]]), she finds it easier to talk to him. She certainly has no qualms about teasing him, and is more than willing to poke a hole in his ego. While Conan initially was disgusted by Ai's ties to the Black Organization, especially with how she introduced herself, seeing her remorse and pain has improved his opinion of her. He is repeatedly protective of her and tries to give her hope when her fear of the men in black is overwhelming.
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====Ayumi Yoshida====
{{main|Conan Edogawa and Ayumi Yoshida}}
Conan grows to respect the little girl in his class for her sharp wit and observational skills, along with the other members of the [[Detective Boys]]. [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] in turn clearly seems to like Conan and isn't aware that the other two Detective Boys are jealous of him because of this.

====Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya and Genta Kojima====
[[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] sees Conan as a role model, someone he looks up to. [[Genta Kojima|Genta]], and more so Mitsuhiko, are often impressed by Conan's fast knowledge and incredible deduction skills. However, they both become quite jealous of Conan whenever Ayumi shows gestures of affection towards him (usually a small kiss on the cheek). While Conan initially only tolerated their presence, he has grown fond of them despite their relative immaturity.

=== Law enforcement ===
[[File:Megure_and_Conan_Relationship.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Megure waffles between treating Conan like a child and a detective]]
====Police====
With the exception of a few inspectors, most listen to the little clues that Conan points out. After a while, Conan gets the attention of the whole Tokyo police department for noticing things even pros miss. [[Wataru Takagi]] in particular has taken to trusting Conan completely and doing whatever Conan asks him to without hesitation.

====FBI====
The FBI contains most of the few people that Conan acts normally around despite them not knowing his identity. Conan seems to place trust in the FBI, and occasionally helps in their operations.

====Jodie Starling====
[[Jodie Starling|Jodie]] nicknamed Conan "Cool Kid" and Conan (despite being wary when he first met her) now places complete trust in Jodie. Jodie has also called Conan to share what would normally be classified information, notifying him of a new Black Organization member, Bourbon.

====Shuichi Akai / Subaru Okiya====
[[Shuichi Akai|Akai]] has been shown to respect Conan's detective skills. It has been strongly implied in a [[Volume 78#File 824 - Mystery Train (Final_Destination)|recent plot line]] that Akai has [[Volume_77#Cold_Case|figured out]] that Conan and Shinichi are one and the same. Conan once says to Akai, "I'm glad you're an ally."

=== Black Organization ===
====Gin and Vodka====
Even though [[Gin]] and [[Vodka]] do not yet know who's interfering with their operations, Gin has been shown to be curious who "that guy" is, referring to Conan. In the movie [[The Raven Chaser]], Gin tries to catch a glimpse of Conan's face from a helicopter, but fails when Conan successfully downs the helicopter. Conan seems to have a very bitter hatred towards them, and this only increases as more people are targeted by the Black Organization.

====Vermouth====
[[Vermouth]] seems to have great personal interest in Conan, referring to him as the Black Organization's 'Silver Bullet'. She also protects Conan, probably because when she was disguising as a serial killer in New York she was saved by Conan (Shinichi at the time) and Ran. When the Organization plans on killing Kogoro, and later Conan, she strongly objects to a degree where Gin suspects whether Kogoro is related to Vermouth. Because of this, Conan does not react strongly when she is mentioned, as opposed to Haibara. He also seems to consider her less of a threat than the other members because he is able to bargain with her about Haibara and knows Vermouth is keeping his secret for personal reasons.

====Bourbon====
[[Tooru Amuro]] (codenamed Bourbon) has attached himself to the Mouri Detective Agency as Kogoro's "apprentice". Conan initially treats him in a somewhat friendly manner, though he privately thinks "another annoying person's showed up" when he learns Amuro will be joining Kogoro on cases. After learning of Amuro's membership in the Black Organization, though, Conan has been relatively nervous about him being near Ran. He's become more cautious and is somewhat confused by Amuro's helpful behavior, though he attempts to pretend nothing has changed. His bond with Amuro later seemed to increase when he learns that Amuro is actually an undercover operative from Japanese Secret Police when the two exchanges smile in Cafe Poirot.<ref>[[Volume 85#File 897 - Scarlet Truth|Volumes 85, File 897: "Scarlet Truth"]]</ref>

=== Others ===
====Kaitou Kid====
{{Main|Shinichi Kudo and Kaito Kuroba}}
Before being shrunk, Shinichi encountered [[Kaitou Kid]] once during the Clock Tower heist, though they did not meet face-to-face. In their next encounter, however, after Shinichi has become Conan, Kid disguises himself as Ran in order to steal the Suzuki family's Black Star pearl. When Conan corners him on the Suzuki cruise ship, Kid implies that he stole all of Ran's clothes to impersonate her, and left her naked on the deck. While this ends up being a bluff, Conan displays a much more intense desire to capture Kid in subsequent encounters. Conan stops Kid from escaping with the jewel often enough that Conan has gained reputation with the press as Kid's "natural enemy". In several instances Conan appears to be able to 'sense' Kid's presence, and seems excited by the chance to catch Kid again; appropriately, Kid seems to find Conan dangerous enough to warrant specific measures to keep him distracted.

Conan does not buy in to Kid's reputation as a mysterious, uncatchable phantom, saying once "He's only a thief that uses magic",<ref>Anime Episode 515: Kaitou Kid's Teleportation Magic</ref> and encouraging police officers that Kid is only a man and he can be arrested. However, if necessary, the two can put their rivalry aside for a little while and work together.<ref>[[Kaitou Kid and the Four Masterpieces]]</ref> Conan has something of a gentleman's agreement with Kaitou Kid, in that he doesn't try to find or catch the thief outside of heists. In several instances, when Kid does Conan a favor, such as saving Genta's life<ref>[[Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion]]</ref>, Conan reciprocates by halting his investigation just shy of capturing Kid, thereby allowing him to escape mostly unhindered. This exchange of favors can sometimes become a bit unbalanced; in exchange for not giving Kid away on a train Conan has Kid face down the [[Black Organization]] in disguise, and because Kid narrowly escapes an explosion with his life, he says that Conan now owes ''him'' one.<ref>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 7 (824): "Mystery Train (Final Destination)"</ref>

In the non-[[canon]] movies, it is implied that Kid knows Conan's identity; he even helps Conan maintain his cover by disguising himself as Shinichi so that a suspicious Ran would stop suspecting Conan. However, this has not been confirmed by Gosho Aoyama, nor has it been implied in the manga.

== People who know Conan's real identity ==
{{main|List of characters who know Conan's identity}}
There are only a few characters in the series who know Conan's real identity. None of them have ever betrayed Conan's identity to date. The main characters to know the secret are [[Hiroshi Agasa]], [[Yusaku Kudo]], [[Yukiko Kudo]], [[Heiji Hattori]], and [[Ai Haibara]]. [[Vermouth]] of the Black Organization also knows about Conan's secret. Later, in Episode 508 of the anime, [[Eisuke Hondou]] confirms Conan's identity as [[Shinichi Kudo]] straight from him. In manga chapter 812-814, [[Subaru Okiya]] ([[Shuichi Akai]] in disguise) confirms that Conan is Shinichi. [[Masumi Sera]] may also be suspicious that Conan is Shinichi Kudo.

The 3rd, 8th, and 14th movies also demonstrate that Kaitou Kid apparently knows Conan's identity and acts to protect it. However, this has yet to be backed up by the original artist, Gosho Aoyama, in the manga or (as would follow) the anime main series.

== Gadgets ==
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Professor Agasa has made many gadgets for Conan, including a tranquilizer wristwatch, voice-modulating bow tie, kick-enhancing shoes, tracking/binocular glasses, stretchable suspenders, and a solar powered skateboard. Conan uses the first two regularly to create "Sleeping Kogoro", and the glasses and other gadgets to investigate cases or catch criminals. Agasa also created radio badges and watch flashlights Conan and the other Detective Boys.

== Character popularity ==
*eBookJapan held a character popularity poll from April 12, 2011 to May 12, 2011 in which readers of Detective Conan (international included) could vote for their favorite character. Conan placed 3rd in the poll with 866 votes out of the 5,883 that were cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ebookjapan.jp/ebj/special/conan/vote_kekka2.asp|title=『名探偵コナン』人気投票結|date=2011-05-12|publisher=eBookJapan|accessdate=2011-05-15}}</ref>

*In honor of the release of the 15th movie, [[Quarter of Silence]], the official Conan movie website held a popularity poll for the top 10 Detective Conan characters. Shinichi/Conan placed 1st out of 10 with 30.46% of the votes cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.conan-movie.jp/camp_chara/camp15th_res.html|title=名探偵コナン「キャラクター人気投票」|date=2011|publisher=www.conan-movie.jp|accessdate=2011-08-12}}</ref>

*In honor of the release of the 800th manga chapter, Shonen Sunday held a popularity poll/contest containing 91 Detective Conan characters to choose from. Conan placed 1st overall with 2,843 votes.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://forum.dctp.ws/index.php?topic=8024.msg651566#msg651566|title=Shonen magazine detective conan official poll results published [magazine pic]|date=2012-02-28|publisher=eva|accessdate=2012-02-29}}</ref>

== Name origin ==
Gosho Aoyama (and Shinichi, in the story) got the name 'Conan Edogawa' from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, author of the famous Sherlock Holmes stories, and Edogawa Rampo, the pen name of Japanese mystery fiction writer Hirai Tarō. Hirai Tarō himself got the pen name "Edogawa Rampo" from a transliteration of "Edgar Allan Poe." Pronouncing Poe's name in a Japanese accent sounds like 'Edogawa Rampo.'

== Character inspiration ==
Gosho said Conan's hairstyle was designed in about one minute. He smoothed [[Yaiba]]'s hair and added a tuft modeled after the apostrophe hairstyle of Kabu from [[Wikipedia:Sally_the_Witch|Sally the Witch]]. The tuft on hair on the top of Conan's head comes from the character Shichimi in [[Wikipedia:Niji Iro Tōgarashi|Niji Iro Tōgarashi]]. Conan's clothes were modeled after [[Wikipedia:Shichi-Go-San|Shichi-Go-San (7-5-3) clothing]]. Young Gosho wore a bow tie and shorts in his Shichi-Go-San photographs. Gosho tries to restrict Conan's gadgets to what Conan can wear, but he has run out of ideas lately. The use of glasses as a disguise was modeled after [[Wikipedia:Superman|Superman]]'s Clark Kent. Conan's speech habits were meant to be slightly rough like Joe from [[Wikipedia:Ashita no Joe|Ashita no Joe]] and [[Wikipedia:Touch (manga)|Touch]].<ref>File 865 Shounen Sunday Special Booklet</ref>

== Different looks ==
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Conan_Before.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Conan's "Before" Appearance (Episode 2)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Conan_Middle.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Conan's "Middle" Appearance (Episode 358)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Conan_After.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Conan's "After" Appearance (Episode 627)]]
|}

== Quotes ==

=== General ===
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{{quote|{{nihongo|Conan Edogawa, detective!||Edogawa Konan, tantei sa!}}|One of Conan's catchphrases.}}
{{quote|{{nihongo|There is always only one truth!|真実はいつもひとつ！|Shinjitsu wa itsumo hitotsu!}}|One of Conan's catchphrases.}}
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{{quote|Only one truth prevails!|One of Conan's catchphrases, which appears at the end of every solved case in Case Closed.}}
{{quote|Ghosts are illusions created by fear.}}
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=== Specific ===
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{{quote|After all, I'm the guy who's been breaking [[Ran Mouri|her]] heart by making her wait an eternity... even though I'm always by her side.|Talking to Haibara about Ran}}
{{quote|Don't run away, Haibara. Don't look away from your fate.|After rescuing Haibara from a suicidal situation.<ref>[[Volume 29]], File 5, pg 15: "Concealed beneath the truth"</ref>}}
{{quote|Ah, if you want to know, I'll tell you... In the afterlife...|Conan's response when [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] asked who he is really.}}
{{quote|Even if you're facing a bitter aspect of life, drugs and murder are foul without any excuse, deserve a red card for a loser.|Talking to Ray Curtis in English}}
{{quote|Ran, If we die, we die together...|[[The Time-Bombed Skyscraper]]}}
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{{quote|Because I love you. I love you. In this world, more than anyone...|[[Captured in Her Eyes]]}}
{{quote|Words are like swords. If you use them the wrong way they'll turn into ugly weapons. Once those words leave your mouth, you'll never be able to take them back.|[[Quarter of Silence]], talking to the Detective Boys}}
{{quote|If you’re going to hide a leaf, hide it in a forest. When there’s no forest, you can make one yourself.|[[OVA 4]], talking to Phillip}}
{{quote|Detectives are also human, not Gods who knows everything.|Talking to Ran}}
{{quote|Culprit: I thought my crime is perfect. Just like my operations. Conan (voiced as Kogoro): Crimes commited by humans can never be perfect.|[[Episode 55]]}}
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===Quotes about Conan===
{{quote|While pursuing the truth and justice without thinking about consequences...you stand the strain of all pressure alone in order to protect everyone...Such boy-like temperaments of yours are astonishingly intriguing, however...I wonder if you realize it...That clean scent of yours is strangling her, us, and yourself with lonelinesss and danger.|Ai thinking about Conan|[[Volume 33|File 336: "Clean Scent"]]}}

== Trivia ==
* Conan's bad singing came to light as a joke after the anime began airing because Conan's voice actress [[Minami Takayama]] is a well-known singer. In [[Volume 15]] of the manga, Takayama herself is kidnapped and Conan, who sounds similar to her, tries to take her place at a concert. However, despite having similar voices, they sound completely different when it comes to singing.<ref>[[Volume 15|Volume 15, Files 144-146: "Their Voices Are Alike!?"]]</ref>

* [[Image:EP622-623 Gallery 16.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Conan's cellphone wallpaper - Kogoro changed it when he was drunk]]He owns two cellphones, the one he uses as Conan and one that he uses as Shinichi. He is also shown using different kinds of cellphones throughout the series.

* Conan often uses the expression "Ah-le-le?" when he is trying to point out a clue, something that is usually said by Japanese gradeschoolers. The expression was even said by Kogoro in Episode 317 out of irritation at Conan.

* Conan/Shinichi and [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] share the same blood type.

==In other languages==
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{{CharLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|コナンConan|江戸川Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|English|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=France|French|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish Latin America|Conan|Blasi}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay (Bahasa Melayu / Bahasa Malaysia)|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Arab League|Arabic|كونان 　Konan|إيدوجاوا Iidojawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=South Korea|Korean|코난 Konan|에도가와<ref>In the Korean version, Conan was never given a last name, possibly because his original last name, Edogawa, has 4 syllables, where all last names in Korean must be one syllable.</ref>}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=China|Chinese|柯南 Kēnán|江户川 Jiānghùchuān}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Republic of China|Traditional Chinese|柯南 Kēnán|江戶川 Jiānghùchuān}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|โคนัน khonạn|เอโดะงาวะ E-do-ngā-wa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Mongolia|Mongolian (http://antidub.co/)|Конан|Эдогава}}
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==Gallery==
<gallery widths=200px perrow=5>
Image:Conan white bow tie.jpg|Conan wearing a white version of his bow tie.<ref>In episode 505-506, and 520</ref>
Image:vlcsnap-2013-09-21-15h36m56s117.png|"There is only one truth!" Conan's accusation pose seen in the opening of every movie.
Image:vlcsnap-2013-11-02-21h07m32s178.png|Conan has a cameo in most of the [[Magic Kaito]] episodes and OVAs.
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Characters]]
* [[Shinichi Kudo]]
* [[Kudo family]]
* [[Mouri family]]
* [[Conan Edogawa Appearances]]
* [[Detective Boys]]

==References==
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Ayumi Yoshida

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{{InfoBox Char
| name = Ayumi Yoshida
| japanese-name = 吉田歩美 (Yoshida Ayumi)
| english-name = Amy Yoshida (manga by Viz) Amy Yeager (FUNimation dub)
| image = Ayumi Yoshida Profile.jpg
| age = 6-7<ref name=CD54>Conan Drill page 54</ref>
| gender = Female
| height = Unknown<ref name=CD54/>
| weight = 15kg<ref name=CD54/> (33 lbs)
| date-of-birth = Unknown<ref name=CD54/>
| relatives =
| occupation = Teitan Elementary School student Detective Boys member
| nicknames =
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_2#Scary_Building_Case|File 17]] Anime: [[Roller_Coaster_Murder_Case|Episode 1]]
| appearances = {{:Ayumi Yoshida Appearances}}
| cases-solved = 1 (Episode 259)
| keyhole = [[Volume 6]]
| japanese-voice = [[Yukiko Iwai]]
| english-voice = [[Monica Rial]]
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Ayumi Yoshida|吉田歩美|''Yoshida Ayumi''}}''', also known '''Amy Yeager''' in the english [[Funimation]] dub, is a character in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

== Background ==
[[File:Ayumi clear background.jpg|thumb|left|125px|Ayumi]]
Ayumi Yoshida is a student in [[Teitan Elementary]] when [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] joins her class as [[Conan Edogawa]]. Ayumi befriends Conan and convinces him to join her, [[Genta Kojima|Genta]], and [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] in investigating an apparently haunted mansion. As it turns out, the haunting is a cover-up for an old homicide case, and due to Conan, the mystery is solved and the culprits are arrested.

Soon after, the accidental acquisition of a treasure map leads Ayumi, Genta, Mistuhiko and Conan on a hunt for a cache of stolen Italian gold coins, during which Conan saves them from getting killed by the mafia members who are also after the gold. His actions earn Ayumi's gratitude, which quickly develops into a serious crush.<ref>Manga Chapter 39: Code Sheet Case: The Shining Fish's True Form</ref> Additionally, after the case is resolved, Ayumi joins Genta and Mitsuhiko in forming the nucleus of an amateur detective group, the [[Detective Boys]]. Ayumi is the sole female member of the Detective Boys until [[Ai Haibara]] joins their ranks.
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== Personality ==
Ayumi is a primarily naive and innocent little girl who enjoys adventure. She demonstrates courage as time goes on and acts as the group's cheerful spirit. She has an open crush on Conan, which makes him uncomfortable, though Ayumi thinks that he has feelings for Haibara because he tries to protect her and she often sees them talking amongst themselves in private. Ayumi later becomes better friends with Haibara, and in the Japanese version, Haibara allows Ayumi permission to use the more informal term Ai-''chan'' to address her.<ref>[[Volume 39]]</ref>

When on a case, Ayumi often makes simple observations that help lead to progress and resolution. For instance, she unlocked one of the codes from the Momotaro container the [[Detective Boys]] found in Kurashiki by deducing that it was most likely referring to one of the statues at the Oohara Art Museum: they had to walk 25 steps from the statue towards the direction it was facing.<ref name="ep377">[[Momotarou Mystery Solving Tour|Episode 377-378: Momotarou Mystery Solving Tour]]</ref>

== Plot overview ==
=== Ayumi-chan Kidnapping Case (Manga: [[Volume 9|81-83]]; Anime: [[Ayumi-chan Kidnapping Case|12]]) ===
Ayumi plays hide and seek with the Detective Boys. She hides in the trunk of a parked car, not knowing that the owners would drive off with her. While in the dark, she hears the driver and passenger saying criminal things and, feeling around in the dark, finds a bundles of cash and a severed head. Conan, Genta, and Mistuhiko chase after the car using Conan's skateboard. When they catch up and free Ayumi, they discover the "criminals" were really actors practicing their lines for a play and the "severed head" and "money" were only props made out of newspaper. To make up for the damage they caused, the reluctant Ayumi has to play the role of the dead girl in the play.

=== The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case (Manga: [[Volume 20|200]],[[Volume 21|201,203]]; Anime: [[The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case|136-137]]) ===
=== Festival Dolls Dyed in the Setting Sun (Manga: [[Volume 38|384-386]]; Anime: [[Festival Dolls Dyed in the Setting Sun|312-313]]) ===
=== Find the Buttock's Mark (Manga: [[Volume 42|435]],[[Volume 43|436,437]]; Anime: [[Find the Buttock's Mark|346-347]]) ===

== Relationships analysis ==
=== Detective Boys ===
[[Image:Conan_Ayumi_Kiss.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Ayumi gives Conan her first kiss.]]
==== Conan Edogawa ====
{{main|Conan Edogawa and Ayumi Yoshida}}
Ayumi has strong romantic feelings for [[Conan]] and sees him as a role model as well as an extremely reliable person she can look up to and may always count on.<ref>Manga Chapter 039: The Shining Fish's True Form</ref> Conan in turn is a bit unnerved by Ayumi's feelings, though he does respect her as a good friend.<ref>Manga Chapter 081: A Dangerous Game of Hide-And-Seek</ref>

==== Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya and Genta Kojima ====
Ayumi gets along well with [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] and [[Genta Kojima|Genta]], but blissfully fails to realize that they both have a crush on her.<ref>Manga Chapter 081: A Dangerous Game of Hide-And-Seek</ref> As a result, her open flirting with Conan leaves them frequently jealous or disappointed.<ref>Manga Chapter 437: Ai Haibara's Resolution</ref><ref>Manga Chapter 386: Stairs in the Setting Sun</ref>

==== Ai Haibara ====
Ayumi is the first to approach and try to befriend their new classmate, [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]], by offering to walk her home and then inviting her along on a Detective Boys investigation. At first Haibara remains distant, but later recognizes the value of friendship and allows Ayumi (and only her) to call her "Ai-chan". In turn, Haibara considers Ayumi like a little sister and gets along with her much better than with her other teammates.

=== Family&Friends ===
==== Agasa Hiroshi ====

== Character popularity ==
*eBookJapan held a character popularity poll from April 12, 2011 to May 12, 2011 in which readers of Detective Conan (international included) could vote for their favorite character. Ayumi placed 11th in the poll with 55 votes out of the 5,883 that were cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ebookjapan.jp/ebj/special/conan/vote_kekka2.asp|title=『名探偵コナン』人気投票結|date=2011-05-12|publisher=eBookJapan|accessdate=2011-05-15}}</ref>

*In honor of the release of the 800th manga chapter, Shonen Sunday held a popularity poll/contest containing 91 Detective Conan characters to choose from. Ayumi placed 15th overall with 95 votes.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://forum.dctp.ws/index.php?topic=8024.msg651566#msg651566|title=Shonen magazine detective conan official poll results published [magazine pic]|date=2012-02-28|publisher=eva|accessdate=2012-02-29}}</ref>

== Name origin ==
Ayumi's name comes from mystery writer '''{{nihongo|[[wikipedia:ja:北川歩実|Ayumi Kitagawa]]|北川歩実|Kitagawa Ayumi}}'''.

== Different looks ==
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Ayumi_Before.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ayumi's "Before" Appearance (Episode 1)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Ayumi_After.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ayumi's "After" Appearance (Episode 631)]]
|}

== Quotes ==
{{cquote|But, I... don't want to run! If I keep running, I won't win! I definitely won't!|Ayumi on why she wants to get closer to the suspects so she can identify the criminal.<ref>[[Volume 32|Volume 32, File 2, Page 17]]</ref>}}

== Trivia ==
*"Ayumi" means beautiful step.
*Ayumi appears to be an only child living with her father and mother.
*Ayumi has a pink cellphone and her background is of her playing with a sparkler.

== Gallery ==
<gallery perrow=5>
File:Detective boys parents.jpg|Ayumi is scolded by her father.
File:Ayumi10yrs.png|Ayumi in 10 years, along with Mitsuhiko and Conan/Shinichi in 10 years of the future, as shown in OVA 9
</gallery>

==In other languages==
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{{CharLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|歩美Ayumi|吉田Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|English|Amy|Yeager/Yoshida<ref>Used in the Manga Series</ref>}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|Spanish Latin America|Jessica| - - - }}
{{CharLangItem|flag=France|French|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Arab League|Arabic| إيومي Iyomi|''Yuushida يوشيدا'' }}
{{CharLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|아름 Ah Reum|한 Han}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=China|Chinese|步美 Bùmeǐ|吉田 Jítían}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Republic of China|Traditional Chinese|步美 Bùmeǐ|吉田 Jítían}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|อายูมิ|โยชิดะ}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
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== See also ==
* [[Characters]]
* [[Ayumi Yoshida Appearances]]
* [[Yoshida family]]
* [[Detective Boys]]

== References ==
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Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya

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{{InfoBox Char
| name = Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya
| japanese-name = 円谷光彦 (Tsuburaya Mitsuhiko)
| english-name = Mitch Tennison
| image = Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya Profile.jpg
| age = 6-7<ref name=CD53>Conan Drill Page 53</ref>
| gender = Male
| height = Unknown<ref name=CD53/>
| weight = 20 kg<ref name=CD53/> (44 lbs)
| date-of-birth = Unknown<ref name=CD53/>
| occupation = Teitan Elementary School student Detective Boys member
| relatives = [[Asami Tsuburaya]] (older sister)
| nicknames =
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_2#Scary_Building_Case|File 17]] Anime: [[Roller_Coaster_Murder_Case|Episode 1]]
| appearances = {{:Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya Appearances}}
| cases-solved =
| keyhole = [[Volume 12]]
| japanese-voice = [[Ikue Otani]] [[Ai Orikasa]] (Episode 425~436, [[The Private Eyes' Requiem|Movie 10]])
| english-voice = [[Cynthia Cranz]]
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|円谷光彦|''Tsuburaya Mitsuhiko''}}''', also known as '''Mitch Tennison''' in the [[Funimation]] dub, is a character in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

== Background ==
[[File:Mitsuhiko Clear Background.jpg|thumb|left|125px|Mitsuhiko]]

Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya is a student in [[Teitan Elementary]] when [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] joins his class as [[Conan Edogawa]]. Shortly afterwards, his classmates [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] and [[Genta Kojima|Genta]] have the idea of investigating an apparently haunted mansion, and they persuade Conan to come along. When Mitsuhiko expresses his skepticism about supernatural hauntings, Genta forcefully 'persuades' him to tag along as well. As it turns out, the haunting is a cover-up for an old homicide case.

Soon after, the accidental acquisition of a treasure map leads Ayumi, Genta, Mistuhiko and Conan on a hunt for a cache of stolen Italian gold coins, during which Conan saves them from getting killed by the mafia members who are also after the gold. After the case is resolved, Mitsuhiko joins Genta and Ayumi in forming the nucleus of an amateur detective group, the [[Detective Boys]].<ref>Manga Chapter 39: Code Sheet Case: The Shining Fish's True Form</ref>

Mitsuhiko's parents are both teachers, and he has an older sister, {{nihongo|[[Asami Tsuburaya]]|円谷朝美|Tsuburaya Asami}}, about ten years his senior.<ref>[[Mitsuhiko in a Forest of Indecision|Episode 289: Mitsuhiko in a Forest of Indecision]]</ref>
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== Plot overview ==

==Personality==
[[File:Mitsuhiko - Impressed Ayumi.jpg|thumb|left|140px|Mitsuhiko happy to have impressed Ayumi]]
Mitsuhiko enjoys reading science books and takes a scientific approach to problem-solving. He is a smart and well-read first-grader who believes that technology can solve most problems. Due to his strict and formal upbringing by his parents, he tends to be very formal towards his elders, addressing them (in Japanese) with the formal suffix "-san" without regard to the intimacy of their relationship.<ref name=358p8>Volume 35, File 8, pg 8: "Mitsuhiko's Disappearance 1"</ref>

It has been shown at numerous times that Mitsuhiko really likes to be prepared for any occasion. He enjoys studying scientific, historical and general subjects for his own interest and fun. This eventually allows him to provide useful insights whenever necessary. He's been (or felt) rewarded a few times for his knowledge. In one instance, Ayumi said [[File:Mitsuhiko_daydreams_about_Haibara_Ai.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Mitsuhiko daydreams about marrying Ai]]how impressed she was after Mitsuhiko provided some precise historical facts behind the Ohashi House in Kurashiki, and he thought to himself with a big happy smile on his face: "I'm so glad I studied!".<ref name="ep377">[[Momotarou Mystery Solving Tour|Episode 377-378: Momotarou Mystery Solving Tour]]</ref>

One of his other qualities is that he tends to be pro-active in many situations and think ahead of possible outcomes. For example, while the [[Detective Boys]] were trying to solve riddles they found in a Momotaro container in a small river in Kurashiki, a murder occurred which eventually led to the different codes to get burned. [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], knowing that resolving those codes would lead to concrete proof as to who the murderer might be, was quite pleased when Mitsuhiko proudly announced that he took notes in his Detective Boys notebook "thinking that something like that could happen".<ref name="ep377" /> With time and experience, he will probably become about as intelligent as [[Shinichi Kudo]] and [[Heiji Hattori]].

Mitsuhiko has a dislike for carrots, and will always eat them last (if ever) if he can help it.
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== Relationship analysis ==
=== Detective Boys ===

==== Ayumi Yoshida ====
As the cheerful and innocent girl she is, [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] has attracted the romantic interests of her teammates Mitsuhiko and [[Genta Kojima|Genta]], but she is blissfully unaware of that. Her crush on Conan and tendency to innocently flirt with him leads to feelings of annoyance or disappointment on Mitsuhiko's part. According to [[Movie 5]], Mitsuhiko seemed to have liked Ayumi since kindergarten, and according to [[Magic File 2: Shinichi Kudo, The Case of the Mysterious Wall and the Black Lab|Magic File 2]], they have been friends since at least pre-school.

[[Image:279haibaramitsuhiko.png|thumb|right|220|Haibara listening in on Mitsuhiko's radio.]]
==== Ai Haibara ====
{{main|Ai Haibara and Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
After [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]] joins the Detective Boys, Mitsuhiko develops a crush on her due to her intelligence and competence. To date, Ai hasn't shown any romantic feelings for him and uses his feelings to her advantage when she needs him to do something, but she also does admire his intelligence and courage during missions the Detective Boys must perform and respects his feelings. In some episodes she even shows more confidence in Mitsuhiko than in Ayumi or Genta when the going gets tough.

==== Conan Edogawa ====
Mitsuhiko's relationship with [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] is a bit of a two-faced matter. While he generally admires Conan for his intelligence, courage and expertise, he tends to become very jealous of him whenever Ayumi has set her romantic intents on Conan.

==== Genta Kojima ====
Mitsuhiko and [[Genta Kojima|Genta]] are generally on very good terms with each other, and are mutually jealous of Conan whenever Ayumi decides to give him romantic attention. However, the two do not feel rivalry with each other, likely because Ayumi sees them both as friends.<ref>Anime episode 418: ''[[Home of Beika's Grenier]]''</ref>

=== Family&Friends ===
==== Agasa Hiroshi ====

== Character popularity ==
eBookJapan held a character popularity poll from April 12, 2011 to May 12, 2011 in which readers of Detective Conan (international included) could vote for their favorite character. Mitsuhiko placed 26th in the poll with 8 votes out of the 5,883 that were cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ebookjapan.jp/ebj/special/conan/vote_kekka2.asp|title=『名探偵コナン』人気投票結|date=2011-05-12|publisher=eBookJapan|accessdate=2011-05-15}}</ref>

== Name origin ==
Mitsuhiko's name comes from novelist [[wikipedia:ja:内田康夫|Yasuo Uchida's]] reporter character '''{{nihongo|[[wikipedia:ja:浅見光彦|Mitsuhiko Asami]]|浅見光彦|Asami Mitsuhiko}}'''.
== Different looks ==
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Mitsuhiko_Before.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Mitsuhiko's "Before" Appearance (Episode 1)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Mitsuhiko_After.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Mitsuhiko's "After" Appearance (Episode 631)]]
|}

== Quotes ==

== Trivia ==
*Between episodes [[Episode 425|425]]~[[Episode 436|436]] Mitsuhiko's voice actor [[Ikue Otani]] went on maternity leave and was replaced by [[Ai Orikasa]].<ref>http://forums.dctp.ws/index.php?topic=2074.msg45241#msg45241</ref>

==In other languages==

{{BeginTable CharLang}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|光彦 Mitsuhiko|円谷　Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|English|Mitch|Tennison/Tsuburaya<ref>In the Manga</ref>}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|Spanish Latin America|Jorgito| - - - }}
{{CharLangItem|flag=France|French|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malaysia|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Saudi Arabia|Arabic|ميتسو　Mitso|''تسوبورايا''}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|세모 Sae Mo|박 Park}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=China|Chinese|光彦 Guāngyàn|圆谷 Yuángǔ}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Republic of China|Traditional Chinese|光彥 Guāngyàn|圓谷 Yuángǔ}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|มิซึฮิโกะ|ซึบุรายะ}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{EndTable}}

==Gallery==
<gallery perrow=5>
File:Detective boys parents.jpg|Mitsuhiko is scolded by his mother.
File:Mit10yrs.png|Mitsuhiko in 10 years of the future, as shown in OVA 9.
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Characters]]
* [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya Appearances]]
* [[Tsuburaya family]]
* [[Detective Boys]]

== References ==
<references />

{{DEFAULTSORT:Tsuburaya Mitsuhiko}}
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Male characters]]
[[Category:Elementary school students]]
[[Category:Detective Boys]]

[[de:Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]]
{{Characters}}
{{Detective Boys}}

Genta Kojima

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{{InfoBox Char
| name = Genta Kojima
| japanese-name = 小嶋元太 (Kojima Genta)
| english-name = George Kaminski (Anime) George Kojima (Manga)
| image = Genta Kojima Profile.jpg
| age = 6-7<ref>Conan Drill Page 52</ref>
| gender = Male
| date-of-birth = Unknown<ref>Conan Drill Page 52</ref>
| weight = 40 kg<ref>Conan Drill Page 52</ref> (80 lbs)
| occupation = Teitan Elementary School student Detective Boys member
| relatives = [[Genji Kojima]] (father) Mother (unnamed) Grandmother (unnamed)
| nicknames =
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_2#Scary_Building_Case|File 17]] Anime: [[Roller_Coaster_Murder_Case|Episode 1]]
| appearances = {{:Genta Kojima Appearances}}
| cases-solved =
| keyhole = [[Volume 9]]
| japanese-voice = [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]]
| english-voice = [[Dameon Clarke]] ([[Roller_Coaster_Murder_Case|Episode 1]]-[[The Kidnapping Location Case|86]]) [[Mike McFarland]] ([[The Bank Robber's Hospitalization Case|Episode 91]]-[[The Weather Girl Kidnapping Case|123]])
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Genta Kojima|小嶋元太|''Kojima Genta''}}''', also known as ''George Kaminski'' in the [[Funimation]] dub, is a character in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

== Background ==
[[File:Genta Background Clear.jpg|thumb|left|125px|Genta]]
Genta Kojima is a student in [[Teitan Elementary]] when [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] joins his class as [[Conan Edogawa]]. Shortly afterwards, he and his classmate [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] decide to investigate an apparently haunted mansion, and they persuade Conan to come along. When their friend and classmate [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] expresses his skepticism about supernatural hauntings, Genta forcefully 'persuades' him to tag along as well. As it turns out, the haunting is a cover-up for an old homicide case.

Soon after, the accidental acquisition of a treasure map leads Ayumi, Genta, Mistuhiko and Conan on a hunt for a cache of stolen Italian gold coins, during which Conan saves them from getting killed by the mafia members who are also after the gold. After the case is resolved, Mitsuhiko joins Genta and Ayumi in forming the nucleus of an amateur detective group, the [[Detective Boys]].<ref>Manga Chapter 39: Code Sheet Case: The Shining Fish's True Form</ref> Genta is quick to pronounce himself the leader of the group, but his lackadaisical leadership abilities are commonly neglected in the field, and in fact everyone (even Genta) unconsciously views Conan as the group's actual leader. Genta's school shoe locker is used as a mailbox for any of their fellow students to present them with a case to solve.

Genta is apparently an only child living with his parents, who run a liquor store called "Kojima Liquors". He also has an uncle who lives in Gifu.<ref name="Uncle">[[Volume 35#File 360 - Disappearing Mitsuhiko 3|Volume 35, File 360 "Disappearing Mitsuhiko 3", page 18]]: "Hey, I'm going to see my uncle in Gifu soon..."</ref>
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== Personality ==
Genta is the self-proclaimed leader of the Detective Boys. He loves food, especially braised eel on rice, and can eat more than all the other Detective Boys members combined. When discussions of money come up, Genta tends to think about it in terms of how many eel bowls he could buy. He also tends to mess up certain Japanese terms with similar-sounding words (especially if the latter are related to food) and sometimes has trouble reading even the most common Kanji, which on occasion causes some ridicule from his classmates and friends. His brash personality, lack of awareness of his surroundings, and tendency to not think before acting often lands the Detective Boys (or at least himself) in sticky situations.

Even though he is brash, outspoken and can be intimidating, Genta is actually very kind and dependable. He is a good friend of [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] and [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]], and has been shown to greatly admire [[Genji Kojima|his father]], who is considered to be a classic [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edokko "Child of Edo"].

== Plot overview ==
=== [[Boy Genta's Misfortune]] ===
=== [[Genta's Certain Kill Shot]] ===
=== [[The Culprit is Genta's Dad]] ===

== Relationship analysis ==
=== Detective Boys ===
==== Ayumi Yoshida ====
Genta clearly has a crush on his teammate [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]], and as a result he - along with Mitsuhiko - is rather jealous of Conan because she likes him the most. He an Ayumi have been friends since pre-school.

==== Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya ====
Genta and [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] are generally on very good terms with each other, and are also just as mutually jealous of Conan whenever Ayumi decides to give him her full romantic attention. However, the two do not feel rivalry with each other, likely because Ayumi treats them both only as friends.<ref>Anime episode 418: ''[[Home of Beika's Grenier]]''</ref>

====Conan Edogawa====
Genta's relationship with [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] is multi-faceted. While he generally admires Conan for his intelligence, courage and expertise, in his brashness he frequently attempts to promote himself as the leader of the [[Detective Boys]]. He also tends to become very jealous of Conan whenever Ayumi has set her romantic intents on him.

====Ai Haibara====
Genta intially expressed some interest in [[Ai Haibara]], but while his interest has cooled off somewhat because of her adult-like manner, the two generally remain on a good standing with each other.

=== Family & Friends ===
==== Agasa Hiroshi ====

== Character popularity ==
eBookJapan held a character popularity poll from April 12, 2011 to May 12, 2011 in which readers of Detective Conan (international included) could vote for their favorite character. Genta placed 23rd in the poll with 19 votes out of the 5,883 that were cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ebookjapan.jp/ebj/special/conan/vote_kekka2.asp|title=『名探偵コナン』人気投票結|date=2011-05-12|publisher=eBookJapan|accessdate=2011-05-15}}</ref>

== Name origin ==
Genta's name (小嶋元太) comes from mystery writer '''{{nihongo|[[wikipedia:ja:小峰元|Hajime Komine]]|小峰元|Komine Hajime}}.

== Different looks ==
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Genta_Before.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Genta's "Before" Appearance (Episode 1)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Genta_After.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Genta's "After" Appearance (Episode 631)]]
|}

== Quotes ==

== Trivia ==

==In other languages==
{{BeginTable CharLang}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|元太Genta|小島Kojima}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|English|George|Kamiski/Kojima<ref>in the manga</ref>}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan|Genta|Kojima}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish|Genta|Kojima}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|Spanish Latin America|Beto| - - - }}
{{CharLangItem|flag=France|French|Genta|Kojima}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Genta|Kojima}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay|Genta|Kojima}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Genta|Kojima}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Genta|Kojima}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Saudi Arabia|Arabic| جينتا Jinta|''Kojima كوجيما''}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|뭉치 Moong Chi|고 Ko }}
{{CharLangItem|flag=China|Chinese|元太 Yuántài|小岛 Xiǎodǎo}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Republic of China|Traditional Chinese|元太 Yuántài|小島 Xiǎodǎo}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เก็นตะ|โคจิมะ}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Genta|Kojima}}
{{EndTable}}

==Gallery==
<gallery perrow=5>
File:Genta's Full Figure.png|Genta in full body
File:genta10yrs.png|Genta in 10 years of the future, as shown in OVA 9
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Characters]]
* [[Genta Kojima Appearances]]
* [[Kojima family]]
* [[Detective Boys]]

== References ==
<references />

{{DEFAULTSORT:Kojima Genta}}
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Male characters]]
[[Category:Elementary school students]]
[[Category:Detective Boys]]

[[de:Genta Kojima]]
{{Characters}}
{{Detective Boys}}

Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya

2014-06-09T14:12:04Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* See also */

{{InfoBox Char
| name = Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya
| japanese-name = 円谷光彦 (Tsuburaya Mitsuhiko)
| english-name = Mitch Tennison
| image = Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya Profile.jpg
| age = 6-7<ref name=CD53>Conan Drill Page 53</ref>
| gender = Male
| height = Unknown<ref name=CD53/>
| weight = 20 kg<ref name=CD53/> (44 lbs)
| date-of-birth = Unknown<ref name=CD53/>
| occupation = Teitan Elementary School student Detective Boys member
| relatives = [[Asami Tsuburaya]] (older sister)
| nicknames =
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_2#Scary_Building_Case|File 17]] Anime: [[Roller_Coaster_Murder_Case|Episode 1]]
| appearances = {{:Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya Appearances}}
| cases-solved =
| keyhole = [[Volume 12]]
| japanese-voice = [[Ikue Otani]] [[Ai Orikasa]] (Episode 425~436, [[The Private Eyes' Requiem|Movie 10]])
| english-voice = [[Cynthia Cranz]]
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|円谷光彦|''Tsuburaya Mitsuhiko''}}''', also known as '''Mitch Tennison''' in the [[Funimation]] dub, is a character in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

== Background ==
[[File:Mitsuhiko Clear Background.jpg|thumb|left|125px|Mitsuhiko]]

Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya is a student in [[Teitan Elementary]] when [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] joins his class as [[Conan Edogawa]]. Shortly afterwards, his classmates [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] and [[Genta Kojima|Genta]] have the idea of investigating an apparently haunted mansion, and they persuade Conan to come along. When Mitsuhiko expresses his skepticism about supernatural hauntings, Genta forcefully 'persuades' him to tag along as well. As it turns out, the haunting is a cover-up for an old homicide case.

Soon after, the accidental acquisition of a treasure map leads Ayumi, Genta, Mistuhiko and Conan on a hunt for a cache of stolen Italian gold coins, during which Conan saves them from getting killed by the mafia members who are also after the gold. After the case is resolved, Mitsuhiko joins Genta and Ayumi in forming the nucleus of an amateur detective group, the [[Detective Boys]].<ref>Manga Chapter 39: Code Sheet Case: The Shining Fish's True Form</ref>

Mitsuhiko's parents are both teachers, and he has an older sister, {{nihongo|[[Asami Tsuburaya]]|円谷朝美|Tsuburaya Asami}}, about ten years his senior.<ref>[[Mitsuhiko in a Forest of Indecision|Episode 289: Mitsuhiko in a Forest of Indecision]]</ref>
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== Plot overview ==

==Personality==
[[File:Mitsuhiko - Impressed Ayumi.jpg|thumb|left|140px|Mitsuhiko happy to have impressed Ayumi]]
Mitsuhiko enjoys reading science books and takes a scientific approach to problem-solving. He is a smart and well-read first-grader who believes that technology can solve most problems. Due to his strict and formal upbringing by his parents, he tends to be very formal towards his elders, addressing them (in Japanese) with the formal suffix "-san" without regard to the intimacy of their relationship.<ref name=358p8>Volume 35, File 8, pg 8: "Mitsuhiko's Disappearance 1"</ref>

It has been shown at numerous times that Mitsuhiko really likes to be prepared for any occasion. He enjoys studying scientific, historical and general subjects for his own interest and fun. This eventually allows him to provide useful insights whenever necessary. He's been (or felt) rewarded a few times for his knowledge. In one instance, Ayumi said [[File:Mitsuhiko_daydreams_about_Haibara_Ai.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Mitsuhiko daydreams about marrying Ai]]how impressed she was after Mitsuhiko provided some precise historical facts behind the Ohashi House in Kurashiki, and he thought to himself with a big happy smile on his face: "I'm so glad I studied!".<ref name="ep377">[[Momotarou Mystery Solving Tour|Episode 377-378: Momotarou Mystery Solving Tour]]</ref>

One of his other qualities is that he tends to be pro-active in many situations and think ahead of possible outcomes. For example, while the [[Detective Boys]] were trying to solve riddles they found in a Momotaro container in a small river in Kurashiki, a murder occurred which eventually led to the different codes to get burned. [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], knowing that resolving those codes would lead to concrete proof as to who the murderer might be, was quite pleased when Mitsuhiko proudly announced that he took notes in his Detective Boys notebook "thinking that something like that could happen".<ref name="ep377" /> With time and experience, he will probably become about as intelligent as [[Shinichi Kudo]] and [[Heiji Hattori]].

Mitsuhiko has a dislike for carrots, and will always eat them last (if ever) if he can help it.
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== Relationship analysis ==
=== Detective Boys ===

==== Ayumi Yoshida ====
As the cheerful and innocent girl she is, [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] has attracted the romantic interests of her teammates Mitsuhiko and [[Genta Kojima|Genta]], but she is blissfully unaware of that. Her crush on Conan and tendency to innocently flirt with him leads to feelings of annoyance or disappointment on Mitsuhiko's part. According to [[Movie 5]], Mitsuhiko seemed to have liked Ayumi since kindergarten, and according to [[Magic File 2: Shinichi Kudo, The Case of the Mysterious Wall and the Black Lab|Magic File 2]], they have been friends since at least pre-school.

[[Image:279haibaramitsuhiko.png|thumb|right|220|Haibara listening in on Mitsuhiko's radio.]]
==== Ai Haibara ====
{{main|Ai Haibara and Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
After [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]] joins the Detective Boys, Mitsuhiko develops a crush on her due to her intelligence and competence. To date, Ai hasn't shown any romantic feelings for him and uses his feelings to her advantage when she needs him to do something, but she also does admire his intelligence and courage during missions the Detective Boys must perform and respects his feelings. In some episodes she even shows more confidence in Mitsuhiko than in Ayumi or Genta when the going gets tough.

==== Conan Edogawa ====
Mitsuhiko's relationship with [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] is a bit of a two-faced matter. While he generally admires Conan for his intelligence, courage and expertise, he tends to become very jealous of him whenever Ayumi has set her romantic intents on Conan.

==== Genta Kojima ====
Mitsuhiko and [[Genta Kojima|Genta]] are generally on very good terms with each other, and are mutually jealous of Conan whenever Ayumi decides to give him romantic attention. However, the two do not feel rivalry with each other, likely because Ayumi sees them both as friends.<ref>Anime episode 418: ''[[Home of Beika's Grenier]]''</ref>

=== Family&Friends ===
==== Agasa Hiroshi ====

== Character popularity ==
eBookJapan held a character popularity poll from April 12, 2011 to May 12, 2011 in which readers of Detective Conan (international included) could vote for their favorite character. Mitsuhiko placed 26th in the poll with 8 votes out of the 5,883 that were cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ebookjapan.jp/ebj/special/conan/vote_kekka2.asp|title=『名探偵コナン』人気投票結|date=2011-05-12|publisher=eBookJapan|accessdate=2011-05-15}}</ref>

== Name origin ==
Mitsuhiko's name comes from novelist [[wikipedia:ja:内田康夫|Yasuo Uchida's]] reporter character '''{{nihongo|[[wikipedia:ja:浅見光彦|Mitsuhiko Asami]]|浅見光彦|Asami Mitsuhiko}}'''.
== Different looks ==
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Mitsuhiko_Before.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Mitsuhiko's "Before" Appearance (Episode 1)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Mitsuhiko_After.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Mitsuhiko's "After" Appearance (Episode 631)]]
|}

== Quotes ==

== Trivia ==
*Between episodes [[Episode 425|425]]~[[Episode 436|436]] Mitsuhiko's voice actor [[Ikue Otani]] went on maternity leave and was replaced by [[Ai Orikasa]].<ref>http://forums.dctp.ws/index.php?topic=2074.msg45241#msg45241</ref>

==In other languages==

{{BeginTable CharLang}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|光彦 Mitsuhiko|円谷　Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|English|Mitch|Tennison/Tsuburaya<ref>In the Manga</ref>}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|Spanish Latin America|Jorgito| - - - }}
{{CharLangItem|flag=France|French|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malaysia|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Saudi Arabia|Arabic|ميتسو　Mitso|''تسوبورايا''}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|세모 Sae Mo|박 Park}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=China|Chinese|光彦 Guāngyàn|圆谷 Yuángǔ}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Republic of China|Traditional Chinese|光彥 Guāngyàn|圓谷 Yuángǔ}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|มิซึฮิโกะ|ซึบุรายะ}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Mitsuhiko|Tsuburaya}}
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==Gallery==
<gallery perrow=5>
File:Detective boys parents.jpg|Mitsuhiko is scolded by his mother.
File:Mit10yrs.png|Mitsuhiko in 10 years of the future, as shown in OVA 9.
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Characters]]
* [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya Appearances]]
* [[Tsuburaya family]]

== References ==
<references />

{{DEFAULTSORT:Tsuburaya Mitsuhiko}}
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[[Category:Elementary school students]]
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[[de:Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]]
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{{Detective Boys}}

Ayumi Yoshida

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{{InfoBox Char
| name = Ayumi Yoshida
| japanese-name = 吉田歩美 (Yoshida Ayumi)
| english-name = Amy Yoshida (manga by Viz) Amy Yeager (FUNimation dub)
| image = Ayumi Yoshida Profile.jpg
| age = 6-7<ref name=CD54>Conan Drill page 54</ref>
| gender = Female
| height = Unknown<ref name=CD54/>
| weight = 15kg<ref name=CD54/> (33 lbs)
| date-of-birth = Unknown<ref name=CD54/>
| relatives =
| occupation = Teitan Elementary School student Detective Boys member
| nicknames =
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_2#Scary_Building_Case|File 17]] Anime: [[Roller_Coaster_Murder_Case|Episode 1]]
| appearances = {{:Ayumi Yoshida Appearances}}
| cases-solved = 1 (Episode 259)
| keyhole = [[Volume 6]]
| japanese-voice = [[Yukiko Iwai]]
| english-voice = [[Monica Rial]]
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Ayumi Yoshida|吉田歩美|''Yoshida Ayumi''}}''', also known '''Amy Yeager''' in the english [[Funimation]] dub, is a character in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

== Background ==
[[File:Ayumi clear background.jpg|thumb|left|125px|Ayumi]]
Ayumi Yoshida is a student in [[Teitan Elementary]] when [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] joins her class as [[Conan Edogawa]]. Ayumi befriends Conan and convinces him to join her, [[Genta Kojima|Genta]], and [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] in investigating an apparently haunted mansion. As it turns out, the haunting is a cover-up for an old homicide case, and due to Conan, the mystery is solved and the culprits are arrested.

Soon after, the accidental acquisition of a treasure map leads Ayumi, Genta, Mistuhiko and Conan on a hunt for a cache of stolen Italian gold coins, during which Conan saves them from getting killed by the mafia members who are also after the gold. His actions earn Ayumi's gratitude, which quickly develops into a serious crush.<ref>Manga Chapter 39: Code Sheet Case: The Shining Fish's True Form</ref> Additionally, after the case is resolved, Ayumi joins Genta and Mitsuhiko in forming the nucleus of an amateur detective group, the [[Detective Boys]]. Ayumi is the sole female member of the Detective Boys until [[Ai Haibara]] joins their ranks.
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== Personality ==
Ayumi is a primarily naive and innocent little girl who enjoys adventure. She demonstrates courage as time goes on and acts as the group's cheerful spirit. She has an open crush on Conan, which makes him uncomfortable, though Ayumi thinks that he has feelings for Haibara because he tries to protect her and she often sees them talking amongst themselves in private. Ayumi later becomes better friends with Haibara, and in the Japanese version, Haibara allows Ayumi permission to use the more informal term Ai-''chan'' to address her.<ref>[[Volume 39]]</ref>

When on a case, Ayumi often makes simple observations that help lead to progress and resolution. For instance, she unlocked one of the codes from the Momotaro container the [[Detective Boys]] found in Kurashiki by deducing that it was most likely referring to one of the statues at the Oohara Art Museum: they had to walk 25 steps from the statue towards the direction it was facing.<ref name="ep377">[[Momotarou Mystery Solving Tour|Episode 377-378: Momotarou Mystery Solving Tour]]</ref>

== Plot overview ==
=== Ayumi-chan Kidnapping Case (Manga: [[Volume 9|81-83]]; Anime: [[Ayumi-chan Kidnapping Case|12]]) ===
Ayumi plays hide and seek with the Detective Boys. She hides in the trunk of a parked car, not knowing that the owners would drive off with her. While in the dark, she hears the driver and passenger saying criminal things and, feeling around in the dark, finds a bundles of cash and a severed head. Conan, Genta, and Mistuhiko chase after the car using Conan's skateboard. When they catch up and free Ayumi, they discover the "criminals" were really actors practicing their lines for a play and the "severed head" and "money" were only props made out of newspaper. To make up for the damage they caused, the reluctant Ayumi has to play the role of the dead girl in the play.

=== The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case (Manga: [[Volume 20|200]],[[Volume 21|201,203]]; Anime: [[The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case|136-137]]) ===
=== Festival Dolls Dyed in the Setting Sun (Manga: [[Volume 38|384-386]]; Anime: [[Festival Dolls Dyed in the Setting Sun|312-313]]) ===
=== Find the Buttock's Mark (Manga: [[Volume 42|435]],[[Volume 43|436,437]]; Anime: [[Find the Buttock's Mark|346-347]]) ===

== Relationships analysis ==
=== Detective Boys ===
[[Image:Conan_Ayumi_Kiss.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Ayumi gives Conan her first kiss.]]
==== Conan Edogawa ====
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Ayumi has strong romantic feelings for [[Conan]] and sees him as a role model as well as an extremely reliable person she can look up to and may always count on.<ref>Manga Chapter 039: The Shining Fish's True Form</ref> Conan in turn is a bit unnerved by Ayumi's feelings, though he does respect her as a good friend.<ref>Manga Chapter 081: A Dangerous Game of Hide-And-Seek</ref>

==== Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya and Genta Kojima ====
Ayumi gets along well with [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] and [[Genta Kojima|Genta]], but blissfully fails to realize that they both have a crush on her.<ref>Manga Chapter 081: A Dangerous Game of Hide-And-Seek</ref> As a result, her open flirting with Conan leaves them frequently jealous or disappointed.<ref>Manga Chapter 437: Ai Haibara's Resolution</ref><ref>Manga Chapter 386: Stairs in the Setting Sun</ref>

==== Ai Haibara ====
Ayumi is the first to approach and try to befriend their new classmate, [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]], by offering to walk her home and then inviting her along on a Detective Boys investigation. At first Haibara remains distant, but later recognizes the value of friendship and allows Ayumi (and only her) to call her "Ai-chan". In turn, Haibara considers Ayumi like a little sister and gets along with her much better than with her other teammates.

=== Family&Friends ===
==== Agasa Hiroshi ====

== Character popularity ==
*eBookJapan held a character popularity poll from April 12, 2011 to May 12, 2011 in which readers of Detective Conan (international included) could vote for their favorite character. Ayumi placed 11th in the poll with 55 votes out of the 5,883 that were cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ebookjapan.jp/ebj/special/conan/vote_kekka2.asp|title=『名探偵コナン』人気投票結|date=2011-05-12|publisher=eBookJapan|accessdate=2011-05-15}}</ref>

*In honor of the release of the 800th manga chapter, Shonen Sunday held a popularity poll/contest containing 91 Detective Conan characters to choose from. Ayumi placed 15th overall with 95 votes.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://forum.dctp.ws/index.php?topic=8024.msg651566#msg651566|title=Shonen magazine detective conan official poll results published [magazine pic]|date=2012-02-28|publisher=eva|accessdate=2012-02-29}}</ref>

== Name origin ==
Ayumi's name comes from mystery writer '''{{nihongo|[[wikipedia:ja:北川歩実|Ayumi Kitagawa]]|北川歩実|Kitagawa Ayumi}}'''.

== Different looks ==
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Ayumi_Before.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ayumi's "Before" Appearance (Episode 1)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Ayumi_After.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ayumi's "After" Appearance (Episode 631)]]
|}

== Quotes ==
{{cquote|But, I... don't want to run! If I keep running, I won't win! I definitely won't!|Ayumi on why she wants to get closer to the suspects so she can identify the criminal.<ref>[[Volume 32|Volume 32, File 2, Page 17]]</ref>}}

== Trivia ==
*"Ayumi" means beautiful step.
*Ayumi appears to be an only child living with her father and mother.
*Ayumi has a pink cellphone and her background is of her playing with a sparkler.

== Gallery ==
<gallery perrow=5>
File:Detective boys parents.jpg|Ayumi is scolded by her father.
File:Ayumi10yrs.png|Ayumi in 10 years, along with Mitsuhiko and Conan/Shinichi in 10 years of the future, as shown in OVA 9
</gallery>

==In other languages==
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{{CharLangItem|flag=US|English|Amy|Yeager/Yoshida<ref>Used in the Manga Series</ref>}}
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{{CharLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|Spanish Latin America|Jessica| - - - }}
{{CharLangItem|flag=France|French|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Arab League|Arabic| إيومي Iyomi|''Yuushida يوشيدا'' }}
{{CharLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|아름 Ah Reum|한 Han}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=China|Chinese|步美 Bùmeǐ|吉田 Jítían}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Republic of China|Traditional Chinese|步美 Bùmeǐ|吉田 Jítían}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|อายูมิ|โยชิดะ}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Ayumi|Yoshida}}
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== See also ==
* [[Characters]]
* [[Ayumi Yoshida Appearances]]
* [[Yoshida family]]

== References ==
<references/>

{{DEFAULTSORT:Yoshida Ayumi}}
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[[Category:Elementary school students]]
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[[de:Ayumi Yoshida]]
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{{Detective Boys}}

Kogoro Mouri

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{{InfoBox Char
| name = Kogoro Mouri
| japanese-name = 毛利小五郎 (Mōri Kogorō)
| english-name = Richard Moore
| image = Kogoro Mouri Profile.jpg
| age = 38<ref name="CD59">Conan Drill page 59</ref><ref>[[Volume 78#File 818|Volume 78, File 818]] lists Kogoro's age as 38</ref>
| gender = Male
| date-of-birth = Unknown<ref name="CD59" />
| relatives = [[Ran Mouri]] (daughter) [[Eri Kisaki]] (wife)
| occupation = Detective
| nicknames = Sleeping Kogoro The Sleeping Sleuth Detective Moron Smoking Kogoro Shinigami (Death God)
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_1#Company_President.27s_Daughter_Case|File 2]] (mentioned in File 1) Anime: [[Roller_Coaster_Murder_Case|Episode 1]]
| appearances = {{:Kogoro Mouri Appearances}}
| cases-solved = 400+ (via [[Shinichi Kudo|Conan]]), 4 (on his own), 18 (while awake)
| keyhole = [[Volume 3]]
| japanese-voice = [[Akira Kamiya]] (Ep. 1~548) [[Rikiya Koyama]] (Ep. 553~)
| english-voice = [[R. Bruce Elliott]]
| drama-actor = [[Takanori Jinnai]]
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''Kogoro Mouri'''|毛利小五郎|''Mōri Kogorō''}} is one of the main characters of the [[manga]] and [[anime]]. He is a private detective and the father of [[Ran Mouri]].

== Background ==
[[File:Young Kogoro and Eri.jpg|thumb|180px|left|Young Kogoro in school]]
Kogoro is a private investigator,<ref>[[Volume 1#File 001 - The Heisei Holmes|Volume 1, File 1: "The Heisei Holmes"]]</ref> but he prefers to laze around his office all day unless his client is a beautiful woman. Kogoro attended Teitan High School, the same high school as [[Ran Mouri]] and [[Shinichi Kudo]], along with [[Eri Kisaki]], [[Yukiko Kudo|Yukiko Fujimine]], and the actress Ruri Ujo.<ref>[[Volume 37]]</ref> He then graduated from Beika University, where he was the ace of the Judo team, though he was highly vulnerable to stage fright.<ref>[[Volume 9#File 086 - The Two Benkei Standing Deaths|Volume 9, File 86: "The Two Benkei Standing Deaths"]]</ref>

Some time after graduating, Kogoro became a police officer. He worked in the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Division One with [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]], but while an excellent marksman he was not a particularly good investigator. He also worked for some time under [[Inspector Yuminaga]] in the arson division as well. While Movie 2 strongly suggests that Kogoro left the police force because of the incident where he gave his wife, [[Eri Kisaki]], a bullet graze on the leg to save her from a hostage situation, his reasons for leaving the force have not been confirmed in the manga. <ref name="m2">[[The Fourteenth Target|Movie 2: The Fourteenth Target]]</ref> Around the time Kogoro left the police force, Eri also moved out, though they have never officially divorced despite ten years having passed.<ref name="m2" /> Their daughter, [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], keeps trying to get them back together, but she has yet to succeed. Despite constantly feigning disinterest in her, Kogoro still has feelings for Eri. He even asked her to move back in with him at one point, but at the time she pretended not to hear him because she was not "ready" yet,<ref>[[Volume 17]]</ref> though she still has feelings for him as well. These are expressed mainly through jealousy when Kogoro's attention is caught by other attractive women in the vicinity, which occurs on a regular basis.

After [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] was forced to adopt the identity of [[Conan Edogawa]], [[Hiroshi Agasa]] concluded that Shinichi couldn't openly continue investigating the [[Black Organization]] without attracting undue attention. To maintain his cover, Agasa suggested Shinichi to move in with Kogoro and use him as a front. During a case Kogoro took soon after, he reached the wrong conclusion, and Conan knocked him out with an ashtray before he could accuse an innocent person. Kogoro conveniently falls unconscious in a reclining pose, and Conan uses his [[Voice-Changing Bowtie|Voice Changer]] to imitate Kogoro's voice, presenting his conclusions and the identity of the true murderer.<ref>[[Volume 1#File 009 - An Unfortunate Misunderstanding|Volume 1, File 9: An Unfortunate Misunderstanding]]</ref> After a few more cases occur in this fashion (though Conan uses his [[Stun-Gun Wristwatch]] instead of an ashtray), Kogoro receives the title "Sleeping Kogoro" and a public reputation as a master detective.<ref>[[Volume_4#File_032_-_The_Pen_That_Cannot_Write|Volume 1, File 4: The Pen That Cannot Write]]</ref>. In the few instances where Kogoro remains awake for some reason, Conan still does the main detective work and uses Kogoro as his official mouth-piece by drawing Kogoro's attentions to important clues he has uncovered.

In the Japanese version, due to his name Kogoro Mouri he is often mistaken for the famous astronaut [[wikipedia:Mamoru Mohri|Mamoru Mohri]] when he introduces himself, because they both are in the news frequently, of Japanese decent, and have the same last name. In the English version, when Kogoro introduces himself he is often mistaken for a famous astronaut as well, possibly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Moore Patrick Moore].

In the US version, Kogoro Mouri says that he is forty-three, as opposed to being thirty-eight in the Japanese version. It is unknown if Eri's age remains the same, since they attended school together. If not, if it will affect the ''Princess Pageant'' storyline that occurred twenty years ago, making her in her twenties when she participated instead of a teenager.
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==Personality==
[[File:Kogoro's personality.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Kogoro in the morning.]]
[[Image:Kogoro and Yoko Okino.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Kogoro showboating in front of [[Yoko Okino]].]]
[[File:701_5.png|thumb|250px|Kogoro as "Poirot" Mouri|link=The Jet-Black Mystery Train]]

Kogoro has an overinflated sense of his own importance and detective prowess to the point where he doesn't investigate why he is suddenly and consistently passing out at crime scenes and solving cases in his sleep with different deductions than he was making while awake. Kogoro is also frequently unprofessional in his work, frequently making sarcastic and blunt comments about suspects or even his own clients. On cases, Kogoro is typically lax with his deductions and investigation, following only the most obvious clues or assumptions to reach his conclusions, which are often silly or fall directly into a culprit's trap. The police, especially Megure, often find him to be an embarrassment while awake and hope to see "Sleeping Kogoro" as soon as possible. Kogoro does have a serious side which only emerges when the case has personal importance to him, such as when Eri and Ran are involved. When this happens, Kogoro's entire personality and demeanor changes and he begins acting professionally, demonstrating improved deductive skills and cunning. While he is not up to the standards of Shinichi and he still can have problems with finding clues, his logical reasoning becomes better, and Kogoro often demonstrates he has a better sense of interpersonal relationships than Shinichi does. <ref>[[Volume 37#File 376 - Kogoro's Choice 3|Volume 37, File 376: Kogoro's Choice 3]]</ref>

Kogoro easily becomes infatuated with beautiful women. His favorite celebrity is pop idol [[Yoko Okino]], and he never misses (or tries not to miss) her television shows.<ref>[[Volume 3#File 025 - The Dream That Will Not Come True|Volume 3, File 25: "The Dream That Will Not Come True"]]</ref><ref>Such behaviors can be seen consistently from [[Volume 1#File 006 - From Third-Rate to Great Detective|Volume 1, File 6: From Third-Rate to Great Detective]] to [[Volume 52#File 541 - Sonoko's Red Handkerchief|Volume 52, File 541: Sonoko's Red Handkerchief]].</ref> He also keeps a large collection of Yoko related goods and his office and bedroom have Yoko posters. Because of his flirtatious behavior around attractive women, he often embarrasses Ran, and while it is not stated as the reason why Eri left him, it is one of the primary reasons why she hasn't come back.

While never outright called an alcoholic, Kogoro has a tendency to get intoxicated and [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi/Conan]] often makes sarcastic remarks about him spending money on alcohol. In the anime, particularly in early episodes, his office is littered with empty beer cans,<ref>[[Volume 1#File 002 - The Great Detective Turned Small|Volume 1, File 2: "The Great Detective Turned Small"]]</ref> and he keeps a well-stocked liquor shelf. Kogoro is also a heavy smoker, and is usually seen with a cigarette in his mouth. Other hobbies include watching his favorite idol star, [[Yoko Okino]], betting on horse races, playing mahjong (which he tends to lose) and playing or watching baseball (he even plays in his neighborhood's team).

Kogoro suffers from a mild acrophobia (fear of heights) and is quite uncomfortable in high settings where he has the chance to see how high up he is.
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== Appearance ==
Kogoro is a fairly tall and fit man (especially for the amount of beer he drinks). He has high cheekbones, a short mustache, and short black hair. His hair is constantly slicked back with two loose locks hanging across his forehead. Ten years ago, when Kogoro was still on the police force, he was clean shaven.<ref>Manga Volume 55, File 7, page 6: "Dawn"</ref> While on cases Kogoro usually wears a muted blue or grey suit and necktie, and just a collared shirt when being more casual. If he has been drinking heavily, he often ties his necktie around his forehead like a bandana. He seems to be reasonably fit, as he is capable of doing an [[#Judo|Ippon seoi-nage]]. Kogoro is right handed.<ref>Manga Volume 51, File 8, page 3: "Goroo is Goro?!" Kogoro writing with his right hand</ref> Kogoro also smokes, although over the course of Detective Conan's run he has gradually been depicted smoking less often.

== Abilities ==
=== Detective skills ===
:''See also: [[List of cases solved by Kogoro Mouri]]'' 
Throughout most of the series, Kogoro is depicted as a fairly incompetent (or just plain lazy) detective, often missing clues and jumping to the wrong conclusions, though several of these conclusions are shared by other people on the scene. However, Kogoro does follow the proper police procedures, asks questions, and (with a little help from Conan) follows leads quite well. Despite his ineptness, he had been a police officer under [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] and in also the arson department ten years prior to the start of the series<ref name="m2" /> He is shown to have left the police force after events addressed in the second movie, ''[[The Fourteenth Target]]''.<ref name="m2" />[[File:Kogoro is stunned.PNG|thumb|right|150px|Kogoro's characteristic strange expression when Conan uses the [[Stun-Gun Wristwatch]]]]

Thanks to Conan's undercover help in solving numerous cases, Kogoro's reputation as a detective grows quickly.<ref>[[Volume_4#File_032_-_The_Pen_That_Cannot_Write|Volume 1, File 4: The Pen That Cannot Write]]</ref> He hardly remembers the solutions of any cases because Conan knocks him out with tranquillizer darts before solving the case. However, Kogoro never seems to wonder about this fact and often boasts about his merits. Because of this, he has become nicknamed the '''{{nihongo|Sleeping Kogoro|眠りの小五郎|Nemuri no Kogorou}}'''. [[Jugo Yokomizo]] often mistakenly calls him '''{{nihongo|Smoking Kogoro|煙の小五郎|Kemuri no Kogorou}}''' because of his heavy smoking habits. Because of his (or rather, Conan's) tendency to coincidentally come across a crime scene, Inspector Megure has referred to Kogoro as a '''shinigami''' (death god).

In several stories, Kogoro demonstrates the ability to solve crimes without (or with little) help from Conan, especially when people he knows or cares about are involved; it appears that, while he can connect the dots just fine, he can't actually find them as quickly as Conan does. The first of these events takes place during a trip to a hot spring, where one of his old college friends is murdered. Kogoro is actually so disturbed and determined to find the killer on his own that Conan cannot bring himself to drug him, limiting himself to surreptitiously drawing attention to the necessary clues.<ref>[[Volume 9#File 084 - Kogoro's Class Reunion|Volume 9, Files 84-86: "Kogoro's Class Reunion"]]</ref> Despite his frequent moronic analyses, Kogoro is actually pretty smart when he applies himself. He is even able to completely solve a crime on his own in the ninth movie, ''[[Strategy Above the Depths]]'', due to the fact that the culprit Minako resembles Eri, and Conan applauds him mentally for his success. (For a more detailed list of the cases he has—more or less—solved on his own, see '''''[[List of cases solved by Kogoro Mouri]]''''').

=== Judo ===
Kogoro is an expert in Judo. He was on the Judo team while he was at Beika University. Although he was the strongest on the team and can and still does toss large men with ease, he lost all the time at tournaments because he got excited and his strength was used against him. His trademark maneuver is the [http://www.judoinfo.com/images/animations/blue/ipponseoi.htm Ippon seoi-nage] (one-arm shoulder throw), which he often uses to incapacitate escaping suspects. He appears to also be a capable teacher in the art, having taught both Eri and Ran.

=== Shooting ===
In the non-[[canon]] [[Movie 2]], Kogoro was an excellent shot with a handgun, being able to hit targets at great distance with an impressive level of accuracy.
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== Appellations ==
Kogoro earned the news nickname {{nihongo|Sleeping Kogoro|眠りの小五郎|Nemuri no Kogorou}} because of his trademark technique of solving cases while looking like he is asleep. Many characters unfamiliar with him call him by this nickname when they realize who he is.

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! style="width:60px;"|Picture !! style="width:125px;"|Name !! style="width:200px;"|What they call Kogoro !! style="width:200px;"|What Kogoro calls them
|-
| [[File:Eri Kisaki 60px.jpg]] || [[Eri Kisaki]] || Dear (Anata) Mustache old man || Eri Old woman ''(Oba-san)''
|-
| [[File:Ran Mouri 60px.jpg]] || [[Ran Mouri]] || Dad or father (Oto-san) || Ran Ran-chan (drunk)
|-
| [[File:Conan Edogawa 60px.jpg]] || [[Conan Edogawa]] || Uncle Kogoro (Kogoro no oji-san or oc-chan)
|| Brat Conan (rare) Freeloader Conan-kun Four-eyed squirt
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! style="width:60px;"|Picture !! style="width:125px;"|Name !! style="width:200px;"|What they call Kogoro !! style="width:200px;"|What Kogoro calls them
|-
| [[File:Juzo Megure 60px.jpg]] || [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] || Mouri-kun || Mr. Inspector ''(Keibu-dono)''
|-
| [[File:Inspector Yuminaga 60px.jpg]] || [[Inspector Yuminaga]] || Mouri || Yuminaga-san Fiery Old Fossil
|-
| [[File:Jugo Yokomizo 60px.jpg]] || [[Jugo Yokomizo]] || Smoking Kogoro (Kemuri no Kogorou) || Yokomizo
|}
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! style="width:60px;"|Picture !! style="width:125px;"|Name !! style="width:200px;"|What they call Kogoro !! style="width:200px;"|What Kogoro calls them
|-
| [[File:Yoko Okino 60px.jpg]] || [[Yoko Okino]] || Mouri-san || Yoko-chan Yoko-san
|-
| [[File:Tooru Amuro 60px.jpg]] || [[Tooru Amuro]] || Mouri-sensei Sensei (teacher) || Amuro-kun
|-
| [[File:Masumi_Sera_60px.jpg]] || [[Masumi Sera]] || Kogoro-san || Tomboy-ish Girl
|-
| [[File:Ai Haibara 60px.jpg]] || [[Ai Haibara]] || Kogoro-san ||
|}
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== Plot overview ==
=== Company President's Daughter Case (Manga: [[Volume 1|File 2-5]]; Anime: [[Episode 2]]) ===
[[File:Kogoro takes the credit.png|220px|thumb|right|Kogoro happily takes the credits for "solving" the case.]]
This is Kogoro Mouri’s first depicted case in the series,<ref>Even though this is the first case of Kogoro in [[Detective Conan]], it is not his first case ever, since he has been a private detective since before the current timeline started.</ref> after [[Roller Coaster Murder Case|the event]] where [[Shinichi]] was turned into a child by the [[Black Organization]]. He is requested by phone to find Akiko Tani, who is suspected to have been kidnapped by “a large man dressed in black”. Kogoro then immediately calls a taxi to go to the Tani mansion in Yayoi, without knowing that [[Ran|his daughter]] and [[Conan|a strange kid]] has already jumped in with him. He expresses his excitement about the case, calling himself “Great Detective”, but only to be sarcastically addressed as “Confused Detective” by the two instead.<ref>[[Volume 1|Volume 1, File 2, Page 28]]; the two characters 名 (renowned) and 迷 (confused) have the same pronunciation (mei) and can be used as a pun.</ref> Kogoro becomes furious and questions Ran about the identity of the strange kid, then intends to get rid of them from the car. He is unable to do so however, as they are on a highway.

When the three arrive at the Tani household, Kogoro questions some of the household members about the details of the kidnapping. However, Conan’s continuous interference gets on his nerves, even to the point that he wants to “kill” the boy after solving the case.<ref>[[Volume 1|Volume 1, File 3, Page 10]]. However, it was most likely just an exaggerated type of expression rather than his true desire of killing Conan.</ref> Later, with help from Conan’s hints, Kogoro is able to come to the conclusion that the house butler is behind the kidnapping. However, Akiko Tani has already been abducted in truth by someone else. After the case is over, it is revealed that the first kidnapping was just a set-up by the girl with the help from the butler, while the second one was by mere chance. Kogoro then laughs in satisfaction and takes all the credits for himself while Conan is actually the one to release the dog and locate Akiko. At the end, Kogoro finally accepts Conan and adopts him, feeling that with the boy around, “he will solve the cases smoothly as silk”.<ref>[[Volume 1| Volume 1, File 5, Page 16]]</ref> With this statement, Kogoro is, ironically, correct.

=== Bloody Idol Case (Manga: [[Volume 1|File 6-9]]; Anime: [[Episode 3]]) ===
[[File:KogoroRose.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Kogoro holding a rose, trying to act "charming" in front of Yoko.]]
This case marks the very first appearance of '''“Sleeping Kogoro”'''. [[Conan]] wakes up in the morning and finds a slothful Kogoro drinking beer and watching television shows, including the musical performance of his idol star, [[Yoko Okino]]. [[Agasa]] advises Conan to build Kogoro into a great detective, in order to find cases related to the [[Black Organization]], but Conan doubts if that is even possible given Kogoro's laziness.

Busying enjoying one of [[Yoko Okino]]’s shows, Kogoro tells a new client to come back the next day. However, after discovering that his client is none other than Yoko herself, he rushes to his room and cleans up into an impeccable suit. Yoko explains she is being stalked, and agreed to investigate her apartment secretly (after asking for her personal information and an autograph). However, to everyone's shock, when they arrive at the apartment there is a dead body inside. Kogoro orders them to call the Police and is furious when Yoko’s manager, Eiichi Yamagishi, tries to dissuade him in order to protect Yoko from the media. When Inspector [[Megure]] arrives, he gets depressed about his old subordinate’s appearance, thinking of him as the one who always makes situation turns into a “nightmare”.<ref>[[Volume 1|Volume 1, File 7, Page 5]]</ref>

Conan's investigations once again annoy Kogoro while Kogoro tries to defend Yoko despite the apparent evidence that she committed the murder. He repeatedly accuses Eiichi of being the murderer, as he has a copied key, though there's no proof of either person's guilt or innocence. He switches suspicions to fellow idol Yuko Ikezawa after Yuko's earring is discovered in the apartment. When Yuko is trapped into admitting she was the the "stalker" but still denies being the murderer, he switches back to accusing Eiichi. Realizing Kogoro’s mistake, Conan kicks an ash-tray at his head, knocking him unconscious. He uses the [[Voice-Changing Bowtie]] that [[Agasa]] has given to him earlier to imitate Kogoro’s voice, and points out that the case is in fact a suicide. Kogoro wakes up after the case is solved when the cigarette in his hand starts to burn his fingers. From then on, Conan has used Kogoro as a puppet mouthpiece for solving cases, with the secondary purpose of turning the man into a famous detective.

=== Mysterious Shadow Case (Manga: [[Volume 2|File 10-12]]; Anime: [[Episode 38]])===
[[File:Kogoro suspects Conan.png|thumb|220px|right|Kogoro is suspicious about Conan's identity.]]
Kogoro Mouri becomes suspicious about [[Conan]]'s identity for the first time in this case. When talking to the boy, Kogoro suddenly feels like he has seen Conan from somewhere before. He thinks that it might have been around the time when Ran was still in elementary school.<ref>[[Volume 2|Volume 2, File 010]]</ref> Later, when Kogoro is investigating the death of a man whom he has been hired to observe for three days, Conan provides a hint by pointing out that every picture of the suspect taken during the supposed time of the murder has clocks in them, which helps Kogoro figure out that they must have intentionally been taken that way in order to make people clearly see the "alibi". Kogoro immediately finds it strange that whenever it seems like he has been stuck, Conan always gives him some kind of clue, just like in the cases before. He, for the first time, notices that Conan is not an ordinary child and begins to wonder who the boy is. However, after Conan purposefully messes up with other photos, Kogoro completely loses his suspicions, thinking: "A brat is a brat after all..."<ref>[[Volume 2|Volume 2, File 12]]</ref>

=== Masami Hirota Case (Manga: [[Volume 2|File 13-16]]; Anime: [[Episode 128]])===
This is Kogoro's first direct encounter with a member from the [[Black Organization]], though he is unaware of it at the time.

=== Museum Owner Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 4|File 30-32]]; Anime: [[Episode 8]]) ===
This case marks Kogoro Mouri's first fame as a private detective.

[[File:Volume 4 File 032.jpg|220px|thumb|left|Kogoro's first fame.]]
[[Ran]] forces Kogoro and Conan to go to a medieval-themed art museum exhibit, because she heard a rumor about a knight armor that moves by itself at night. The three of them browse the museum, though Kogoro and Conan lack enthusiasm. However, when they walk into a gallery called the "Room of Hell", Ran discovers the corpse of the museum's new owner, Manaka, been brutally slashed and impaled on a sword. After the police arrive, Kogoro watches the security camera recording of the murder with them, showing that the culprit had been waiting for Manaka inside the exhibition room inside a knight's suit of armor. The armor both hid the murderer's identity and mirrored a painting in the gallery called "Divine Punishment" that depicts a knight having gruesomely killed a monster. Kogoro recalls the fact that the entrance to the "Room of Hell" was blocked during the time of the murder, indicating that the culprit must have been among the museum staff, as they know the museum and could access the equipment. With Conan's help, the police discover a dying message inside Manaka's hand. The crumpled note has the name "Kubota" written on it.

With this piece of evidence and some further discoveries, Kogoro and the police accuse Kubota of being the culprit. However, Conan is suspicious of the simplicity and of Manaka's behavior on the video while writing the note. Conan realizes that Kubota was framed by someone with a great love of art who could order Kubota into doing a job alone: the museum curator, Ochiai. Ochiai prepared the note beforehand and gave Manaka a pen without ink. Conan tricks Ochiai into revealing that he switched the pen found with Manaka with the one in his pocket, and Ochiai confesses to the crime. At the end of the case, Kogoro is shown reading a newspaper article that features him. He is proud of himself for "solving" the murder case, and is happy that he has become an "instant celebrity".
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=== Kogoro's Class Reunion (Manga: [[Volume 9|File 84-86]]; Anime: [[Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case|Episode 27-28]]) ===
[[File:Angry Kogoro.png|right|thumb|220px|Kogoro is furious because the murderer is one of his friends.]]
Kogoro brings [[Ran]] and [[Conan]] together to Togichi, to the reunion vacation with his old classmates from Beika University's Judo Club. These friends of his are [[Jun Omura]], model shop manager; Yukio Ayashiro, high school P.E. teacher; Yumi Horikoshi, businessman; Noriko Ayashiro, Yukio's wife and homemaker; and Kazushi Nakamichi, a police officer from Chiba Prefecture. During their conversation, they reveal that Kogoro used to skip practices and often lost in tournaments, while he has told Ran that he was "invincible".<ref>[[Volume 9|Volume 9, File 84, Page 3]]</ref> Later, Kazushi suggests everyone play ping-pong before they go watch the fireworks at 6:30 PM. All of them agree to participate in the activity, except for Yumi Horikoshi, Kazushi's ex-girlfriend from their university days. While Kogoro plays against Yukio, Ran compliments Kazushi as being the strongest on their Judo team. However, Kazushi disclaims that title by specifying that there is a person even more powerful than himself whom he can never beat. He also states that the person he is talking about is present with them at that moment.<ref>[[Volume 9|Volume 9, File 84, Page 11]]</ref>

[[File:Kogoro KOs Kazushi.png|left|thumb|220px|Kogoro knocks out Kazushi with Judo.]]
Much later in the evening, when everyone gets back to the inn from the fireworks location (even though most of them got lost, they find out that Yumi is still sleeping, and decide to wake her up. Much to their surprise, the moment they walk into Yumi's room, she has already been shot. Kogoro, together with Kazushi, take the role in investigating her death before the polive arrive. Using professional techniques, they conclude that Yumi has been dead since 7 hours ago, when they all went to the ping-pong room. Just as usual, Kogoro becomes furious at Conan's interference, despite the boy's hints, and claims that she has committed suicide. However, right after Conan intentionally asks him how Yumi was shot, he rushes to her body and finds out that there are no burn mark around the wound, which wouldn't make sense if it was a suicide. Kogoro then comes to the conclusion that his friend was actually murdered.

Suspecting that Jun Omura is hiding something, Kogoro interrogates him and learns that he saw Yumi after 5 PM, when she was supposed to have died. Even though on the outside, Kogoro keeps saying that the killer was some intruder, deep inside he knows for sure that the culprit must have been among his best friends, since outsiders wouldn't bother faking the crime scene. When being questioned by Conan, Kogoro angrily punches at a house-stake, yelling that he will not forgive the culprit, and determines to "expose them with no question, no matter what".<ref>[[Volume 9|Volume 9, File 85]]. In the anime version, he punched the wall.</ref>

[[File:Cheerful Kogoro.png|right|thumb|220px|Kogoro has got his "spirit" back.]]
Seeing Kogoro's determination, despite having found out the truth behind the murder, Conan decides not to use the [[Stun-Gun Wristwatch]] this time, and chooses to give Kogoro clues so he can solve the case by himself. With Conan's helps, Kogoro is able to figure out that the culprit is Kazushi Nakamichi. Yumi was actually killed after playing ping-pong with Kazushi after 6 PM, that way, her muscle would harden much faster than usual. Another evidence was when Kazushi knew for sure that she had been dead the moment they discovered her corpse. When Kazushi confesses and says that she was a demon who was destroying his life, Kogoro sarcastically asks him who is the real demon. Kazushi angrily grabs his yukata, only to be thrown by Kogoro, who thinks that he doesn't want to understand the feeling of a killer.<ref>[[Volume 9|Volume 9, File 86, Page 16]]</ref> It is then revealed that Kogoro is the "strongest person" whom Kazushi was talking about earlier. He compliments Kogoro, saying he is still as strong as ever. However, Kogoro answers that Kazushi is actually the one who got weaker in both strength and mind.<ref>[[Volume 9|Volume 9, File 86, Page 17]]</ref>

The case ends with Kogoro staring sadly out of the window because of his friends' story, but his "spirit" immediately revives after seeing a girl's pink underwear.<ref>[[Volume 9|Volume 9, File 86, Page 18]]</ref>


=== TV Station Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 11|File 102-104]]; Anime: [[Episode 31]]) ===
Kogoro Mouri becomes suspicious about [[Conan]] for the second time in this case.

Kogoro is invited to attend a television live show as a guest star. However, a murder occurs at the studio. After finding out all the evidences, Conan lures Kogoro to a separate room with the lie that [[Yoko Okino]] is in there. Just as usual, he decides to tranquilize Kogoro and uses the man to solve the case. Unfortunately, when Kogoro wakes up, he begins to question Conan about Yoko's whereabouts. He is also suspicious about the fact that whenever Conan tries to pull him outside, he always falls asleep right after. Kogoro angrily grabs the boy's suit jacket and wants to "clear things up". Luckily for Conan, Yoko Okino appears for real and Kogoro completely loses his suspicions.

=== Game Convention Case (Manga: [[Volume 12|File 114-116]]; Anime: [[Episode 54]])===
Kogoro's fame has reached the point that a video game was developed with him as the main character. Though Conan encounters someone from the [[Black Organization]], Kogoro is only involved with investigation the man's death.



=== Scuba Diving Case (Manga: [[Volume 17|File 163-165]]; Anime: [[Scuba Diving Murder Case|Episode 114-115]]) ===
[[File:Kogoro Eri beach.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Kogoro encounters Eri at Izu.]]
Kogoro, [[Ran]] and [[Conan]] vacation at a beach in Izu. When Ran asks her father to look at her new swimsuit, he tells her to keep quiet because it will be harder for him to flirt with women once they know that he's together with her. Suddenly, Kogoro notices a beautiful woman in swimsuit standing right next to them and excitedly asks if she needs any sun cream. To his surprise, when the woman turns around, he finds out that it is none other than [[Eri Kisaki|his wife]]. Kogoro and Eri soon realize that the coincidental encounter was actually set up by Ran in an attempt to get them back together. They react poorly to being manipulated and mock each other until Kogoro leaves to use the toilet. Ran starts to worry after Kogoro is gone for some time, but Eri predicts that Kogoro stopped to flirt with other women. When Kogoro comes back, he is indeed shown with two young girls, Kiwako Toda and Harumi Matsuzaki. The situation worsens when Eri notices traces of sand on Kogoro's legs, and assumes he must have been kneeling while applying sun scream to those girls at the beach, then brought them back to show off to her. However, Conan suspects that Kogoro actually went searching for Eri's lost wedding ring until Kogoro’s goofiness makes Conan dismiss the idea.

[[File:Kogoro Eri giving cards.jpg|thumb|220px|The relationship between the two is still very tense despite Ran's efforts.]]
Later, with the invitation from the university students, the Mouri family have lunch together at a seaside restaurant. When Ran once again attempts to alleviate the tense relationship between Kogoro and Eri by commenting that Kiwako Toda and her boyfriend Masahiko Matsuzaki are childhood friends like they were, Kogoro sarcastically tells them that many couples have suffered in marriage for loving a friend they’ve known since childhood. He and Eri even give the young couple their business cards and recommend the two to seek them in case “he suspects that his wife is cheating” or because “they plan to divorce and she wants to get a lot of alimony from her husband”.

[[File:Kogoro returns ring.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Kogoro returns the ring back to Eri.]]
After Kiwako Toda goes diving with Ran and gets bitten by a sea snake, Ran is asked to identify it. Kogoro compliments his daughter for having good sense of observation, but Eri takes advantage of the topic and comments that she is completely different from “a certain someone who still haven’t even noticed that his wife’s finger is empty”. However, Kogoro acts as if he doesn’t understand Eri’s hint. Later, as Kogoro is about to drive Kiwako’s friends to the hospital, Eri decides to drop Ran and Conan off there and then goes home right away. However, Kogoro informs her with a serious expression that he has something to tell her after the case is resolved. At the hospital, when Eri is about to leave after seeing Kogoro to some girls, Conan asks a nurse to call Eri and Harumi Matsuzaki and tells them to go to an office to see Kogoro. He then immediately lures Kogoro into becoming "Sleeping Kogoro" and reveals that the culprit is none other than Harumi. Conan also adds that Eri didn't purposely remove the wedding ring in order to attract Kogoro’s attention. After the case is solved, it is revealed that Kogoro did indeed go search for the wedding ring, which explains the sand traces on his legs, as he knelt on the sand to do so. Kogoro takes the ring out of his pocket and throws it to Eri. He says that he figured it out because Eri was drying her hair with her glasses on; normally no one would do that unless they’re trying to find something on the ground. He also assumes that Eri intentionally dropped her ring and tried to make him see that by using her left hand to hold the cup and continuously waving it around. Just as their relationship looks to be improved by this act, Kogoro completely ruins the moment by showing off with the female nurses, which enrages Eri and she leaves right after.
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=== Murderer Kogoro Mouri Case (Manga: [[Volume 27|File 264-266]]; Anime: [[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect|Episode 199-200]]) ===
[[File:Kogoro at the bar.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Kogoro is drunken at the bar.]]
Kogoro encounters his wife Eri once again at a vacation spot, where he eventually becomes the prime suspect in the murder of her colleague and rival, Ritsuko Usui.

The events take place when Kogoro, along with Ran and Conan, unexpectedly finds Eri shopping with a fellow lawyer, Norifumi Saku. He suspects that his wife is going out with Saku, not knowing that she's actually trying to pick a present for himself as the next day will be their wedding anniversary. They agree to have a drink together with Eri's other acquainted lawyers, but the detective's old bad habits while drunk once again enrages her.

[[File:Kogoro talking to Eri.jpg|thumb|left|220px|A healed relationship?]]
Later, Kogoro accompanies the lawyers back to the hotel, where he, while unconscious, is instead brought to Usui's room as one of her tactics to ruin Eri's career by having "the queen" suspect that her husband has been cheating on her. An unexpected turn of events occurs when Usui is strangled by an unknown culprit with Kogoro being the only one found sleeping inside the locked crime scene. He is then suspected to have committed the murder.

Much to everyone's surprise, Eri refuses to defend her husband in court, while openly declaring her accusation of Kogoro. However, her real intention is to remain at the crime scene in order to find a way to prove his innocence, but the detective misunderstands this and angrily walks away after replying with some sarcastic comments.

Eri, with Conan's help, eventually manages to unmask the true murderer and clear Kogoro's name. The next day morning, after learning of his wife's deeds, Kogoro walks to where Eri is sitting and apologizes to her. He also sincerely asks her to come back with him, only to find out that she's just listening to Ran's MD without actually hearing anything that he said. Kogoro gets angry at Eri again as she leaves, not knowing that she has recorded all of his nice words into the disk.
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=== Kogoro's Choice (Manga: [[Volume 37|File 374-376]]; Anime: [[The Unseen Suspect|Episode 305-306]]) ===
=== Footsteps of Darkness (Manga: [[Volume 37|File 377-379]]; Anime: [[The Dark Footprint|Episode 307-308]]) ===
Kogoro is requested to find the location of the famous game system engineer [[Suguru Itakura]], who has been in contact with the [[Black Organization]].

=== Eri vs. Yukiko (Manga: [[Volume 40|File 413]]-[[Volume 41|416]]; Anime: [[The Similar Princesses|Episode 333-334]]) ===
=== Black Organization vs. FBI (Manga: [[Volume 48|File 499]]-[[Volume 49|504]]; Anime: [[Episode 425]]) ===
=== Cat Sitting Case (Manga: [[Volume 51|File 528-529]]; Anime: [[Episode 445]]) ===
=== Shinichi's Childhood Adventure (Manga: [[Volume 55|File 570-573]]; Anime: [[Shinichi Kudo's Childhood Adventure|Episode 472-473]])===
This case shows Kogoro's home life before he separated from Eri and left the police force.



=== Judo Champion Case (Manga: [[Volume 62|File 643-645]]; Anime: [[Might Over Mystery|Episode 528-529]]) ===
=== Eri's Birthday Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 68|File 709-711]]; Anime: [[The Worst Birthday|Episode 589-590]]) ===
Kogoro bought an expensive necklace as a birthday present to Eri Kisaki without telling Ran or Conan beforehand. Ran and Conan found out about this when they discovered the receipt in Kogoro's wallet. Later on, Ran managed to win them a family trip to Shizuoka with Kogoro's lottery ticket and invited Eri to a birthday dinner with Kogoro, Ran and Conan.

The dinner didn't go so well as Kogoro kept behaving in his usual casual manners, acting indifferent to Eri's presence and seemed to have no intention of giving Eri the necklace. Later that night, a murder occurred in Eri's hotel room. Kogoro immediately devoted himself to solving the case and after receiving hints from Conan and both Conan and Eri's help with his deduction, found out the murderer's identity.

After the case closed, Kogoro stepped up to present Eri the present. It turned out Kogoro had remembered Eri's birthday as Sports Day(taiiku no hi) and the recent change of the date of Sports Day made his birthday present one day late. While he was flustered and frustrated by his mistake, Eri decided she still wanted it because she could tell Kogoro deeply cared for her. However, she opened the package and found out that Kogoro had due to his carelessness given her a buddhist rosary(nenju) he had bought for the owner of Poaro while Eri's birthday present had been lying in his desk drawer all along.

=== Private Eye ([[Volume 75|File 793-795]]; Anime: [[Wedding Eve|Episode 667-668]]) ===
[[Tooru Amuro]] becomes Kogoro's apprentice.

== Relationships analysis ==
===Family & Friends===
====Eri Kisaki====
Eri Kisaki is Kogoro's wife, who has been living separately from him for the last ten years. A primary reason they have not yet gotten back together is because of Mouri's constant flirting with other women, though it is shown that she still cares for him, even naming her cat 'Goro', which is taken from Kogoro. She is also annoyed by his frequent indulgences into alcohol. Despite constantly feigning disinterest in her, Kogoro still has feelings for Eri. He even asked her to move back in with him at one point, but at the time she pretended not to hear him because she was not "ready" yet, though she still has feelings for him as well.

====Ran Mouri====
She is Kogoro's 16-year old daughter. She often has to look after her irresponsible father because of his drinking. She is very determined to get her parents back together and tries every chance she gets to make them reconcile, though her attempts usually end in failure. Their are times will Kogoro show concern for his daughter's safety, mostly yelling at Shinichi to assure her daughter safety and panics when Ran is in trouble, usually ends up with him trying to save his daughter but mostly Shinichi succeeds.

====Conan Edogawa====
Kogoro took in Conan after he had 'solved' the case in episode 2, saying that Conan was his 'luck' and allowing Conan to live with them. He has been suspicious of Conan's behavior at times, but quickly drops his suspicions as ridiculous. Ever since Yukiko (disguised as Conan's nonexistent mother) gave Kogoro a large sum of money for Conan's expenses, he has been more than happy to take care of Conan.

====Yoko Okino====
Yoko is Kogoro's idol. He always watches her television appearances and admires her. Yoko sometimes invites Kogoro to host a show or appear on commercials, which helps to spread his fame as a detective.

====Shinichi Kudo====
They are both detectives, but due to Shinichi being the better detective, Mouri is constantly complaining about how he never gets any work because of the 'detective brat'. He is also against his daughter being with Shinichi so much, likely due to his own rocky marriage to his childhood friend.

====Tooru Amuro====
[[File:名侦探柯南-第679集000347.jpg|thumb|right|Amuro wants to go on a case with Kogoro.]][[Tooru Amuro]] became Kogoro's apprentice in the [[Wedding Eve]] case in exchange for a large fee every time Kogoro brought him on a case. Amuro tends to act ingratiating whenever Kogoro Mouri is around, and is especially fawning over his "Mouri-sensei". Kogoro is alternatively flattered by Amuro's praise and annoyed with his effusive personality. Overall Kogoro tends to treat Amuro flippantly despite being paid a handsome sum for the apprenticeship. When among members of the Black Organization, Amuro doesn't speak too badly of Kogoro despite Kogoro's obvious incompetence. Amuro is becoming more skilled at herding Kogoro through cases without having the older man realize that Amuro is a far superior detective and is manipulating him for information.
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===Law Enforcement===

====Juzo Megure====
Kogoro used to work with [[Juzo Megure]] when he was still part of the police force. Megure thought that Kogoro was incompetent as a police detective. Their relationship has dramatically improved since Conan began using Kogoro as a mouthpiece for his deductions. Juzo hates that the police have to rely on an outside detective to solve cases, yet Juzo is also very grateful when Kogoro wraps up a difficult case the police would have mishandled.

Kogoro is familiar with but usually respectful of Megure at all times. Megure, who has a bit of a love hate relationship with Mouri, tends to be exasperated around Kogoro, especially when Kogoro appears in middle of a case or while Kogoro is awake and making his usual bad deductions. Megure likes the "Sleeping Kogoro" persona much more. Megure has noted that Kogoro shows up with unnatural frequencies at the scenes of murders, leading to him jokingly calling Kogoro bad luck or a "death god".

==== Inspector Yuminaga ====
Kogoro Mouri briefly was the subordinate of [[Inspector Yuminaga]] in the arson division. Kogoro's nickname for Yuminaga was "fiery old fossil". Yuminaga noted that Kogoro would always jump to the conclusion that every fore was an arson.

== Character popularity ==
*eBookJapan held a character popularity poll from April 12, 2011 to May 12, 2011 in which readers of Detective Conan (international included) could vote for their favorite character. Kogoro placed 8th in the poll with 84 votes out of the 5,883 that were cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ebookjapan.jp/ebj/special/conan/vote_kekka2.asp|title=『名探偵コナン』人気投票結|date=2011-05-12|publisher=eBookJapan|accessdate=2011-05-15}}</ref>

*In honor of the release of the 800th manga chapter, Shonen Sunday held a popularity poll/contest containing 91 Detective Conan characters to choose from. Kogoro placed 16th overall with 82 votes.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://forum.dctp.ws/index.php?topic=8024.msg651566#msg651566|title=Shonen magazine detective conan official poll results published [magazine pic]|date=2012-02-28|publisher=eva|accessdate=2012-02-29}}</ref>

== Name origin ==
The name "Kogoro Mouri" came from two mystery-related sources. "Kogoro" came from "[[Kogoro Akechi]]", the detective created by [[Edogawa Rampo]], while Mouri came from [[Maurice Leblanc|'''Mauri'''ce Leblanc]]. Coincidentally, his drama actor, [[Takanori Jinnai]], has played Kogoro Akechi in many TV movies. The kanji for "Mouri" (毛利) comes from daimyo [[wikipedia:Mōri Motonari|Mouri Motonari]]. Coincidentally, Mouri is also a conjugation of 'mourir', the French word for 'to die'.

== Different looks ==
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Kogoro_Before.jpg|thumb|left|x230px|Kogoro's "Before" Appearance (Episode 2)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Kogoro_Middle.png|thumb|left|x230px|Kogoro's "Middle" Appearance (Episode 493)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Kogoro_After.jpg|thumb|left|x230px|Kogoro's "After" Appearance (Episode 632)]]
|}

== Quotes ==
{{cquote|You're talking about someone who can swoop in like a bird and then fly away again without anyone noticing. A flying killer with wings! Is that what you're trying to tell me?!}}

{{cquote|You're right, old pal. I'll never understand no matter the reason what drives someone to murder. And I don't think I want to.|[[Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case]]}}

{{cquote|A caged animal still has teeth!}}

{{cquote|Finding the truth is what detectives live for.|[[Movie 9]]}}

== New Voice ==
Starting with [[The Interrogation Room|Episode 553]], Akira Kamiya's contract was not renewed. Kamiya posted in his blog that his contract pay negotiations were leaked to other company members; they reacted negatively, so he felt it was appropriate to leave.<ref>http://forums.dctp.ws/index.php?topic=2074.msg47102#msg47102</ref> Since Episode 553, Kogoro has been voiced by Rikiya Koyama.

== Trivia ==
[[File:Lupin_2-05_Kogoro.png|thumb|right|Kogoro's flashy gold business cards]]
*In the movie continuity, Kogoro's practice of using ostentatious gold business cards carries over from [[Private Eye in the Distant Sea]] to [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie]].
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==In other languages==
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{{CharLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish Latin America|Carlos|Guzmán}}
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{{CharLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Kogoro|Mouri}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay|Kogoro|Mouri}}
{{CharLangItem|flag= Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Kogoro|Mouri}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Kogoro|Mori}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Arab League|Arabic|توغو Togo|موري Mori}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|명한 Myunghan|유 Yoo}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=China|Chinese|小五郎 Xiǎowǔláng|毛利 Máolì}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Republic of China|Traditional Chinese|小五郎 Xiǎowǔláng|毛利 Máolì}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|โคโกโร่ khokorò|โมริ Mori}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Kogoro|Mori}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Russia|Russian|Когоро|Мори}}
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== Gallery ==
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File:Kogoro Mouri -10.PNG|Kogoro Mouri 10 years ago
File:vlcsnap-2013-09-21-15h38m14s83.png|Sleeping Kogoro's normal body position when put to sleep by Conan.
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== See also ==
* [[Characters]]
* [[Mouri family]]
* [[Kogoro Mouri Appearances]]
* [[List of cases solved by Kogoro Mouri]]

== References ==
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Conan Edogawa

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Captain D. Rialdo: /* See also */

{{InfoBox Char
| name = Conan Edogawa
| japanese-name = 江戸川コナン (Edogawa Konan)
| english-name = Conan Edogawa
| image = Conan Edogawa Profile.jpg
| age = 6-7<ref name=CD38>Conan Drill Page 38</ref>
| gender = Male
| height = Unknown<ref name="CD38">Conan Drill Page 38</ref>
| weight = 18 kg<ref name="CD38" /> (39 lbs)
| date-of-birth = May 4th<ref name="CD38" />
| relatives = [[Yusaku Kudo]] (father) [[Yukiko Kudo]] (mother)
| occupation = Teitan Elementary School student Detective
| nicknames = Cool Kid ([[Jodie Starling]]) Cool Guy ([[Vermouth]] & [[James Black]]) Silver Bullet-kun ([[Vermouth]]) Glasses Kid ([[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]]) Holmes' Apprentice ([[Apollo Glass|Apollo]] & [[Minerva Glass|Minerva]] Glass) Tantei-kun ([[Kaitou Kid]]) Kudo ([[Heiji Hattori]]) Kudo-Kun ([[Ai Haibara]])
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume 1#File_002_-_The_Great_Detective_Turned_Small|File 2]] Anime: [[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case|Episode 2]]
| appearances = {{:Conan Edogawa Appearances}}
| cases-solved = 583 (one solved by Ran)
| japanese-voice = [[Minami Takayama]]
| english-voice = [[Alison Viktorin]]
| drama-actor = [[Nao Fujisaki]] [[Minami Takayama]] (voice)
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Conan Edogawa|江戸川コナン|Edogawa Konan}}''' is the alias used by [[Shinichi Kudo]] in his shrunken form. Shinichi took the appearance of his six or seven year old self after being exposed to a prototype poison called [[APTX 4869]], which he had been forced to swallow by two men in black later revealed to be members of the [[Black Organization]].<ref name="e1">[[Roller Coaster Murder Case|Episode 1: Roller Coaster Murder Case]]</ref> The poison deaged Shinichi's entire body except for his nervous system and therefore he still has the personality, memories, and incredible deductive ability of his teenage self. Conan's goal is to hunt down the Black Organization and have them arrested for their crimes, as well as find an antidote to the APTX 4869. To do so he plans to make the washout detective [[Kogoro Mouri]] famous in hopes of attracting cases related to the Black Organization.

Conan is often treated as a separate character from Shinichi by fans, and often viewed as the main character of the series while Shinichi is viewed as a recurring character. He has become a popular figure in Japan and even appeared at numerous occasions in different anime series (i.e. mainly cameo appearances) as well as other medias.

== Background ==
''Conan Edogawa'' is [[Shinichi Kudo]]'s alter ego. He did not exist prior to the chain of events, involving members of the [[Black Organization]], that led Shinichi to transform back into a child.

[[Image:APTX 4869 given to Shinichi.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Shinichi being drugged.]]
=== The Transformation ===
At the beginning of the series, Shinichi brings his friend [[Ran Mouri]] to [[Setting#Tropical_Land|Tropical Land]], a local theme park, to celebrate her victory in the Metropolitan Karate Championships. He later ends up solving a murder case there.<ref name="e1" /> As they are leaving, Shinichi witnesses a suspicious exchange between an unknown business man and [[Vodka|a man in black]] in a secluded area by the ferris wheel. While spying on the suspicious men, Shinichi does not notice [[Gin|another man in black]], who knocks him out from behind and forces him to swallow a new experimental poison known as [[APTX 4869]]. They then leave him to die. However, instead of killing Shinichi, a rare side-effect occurred. Shinichi's body shrunk back to that of his six-year-old self.<ref>[[Volume 1#File 002 - The Great Detective Turned Small|Volume 1, File 2, page 59: "The Great Detective Turned Small"]]</ref> In desperation and confusion, Shinichi heads back to his house and runs into his next door neighbor and close family friend, [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]]. After a few attempts at proving he's in fact Shinichi, he finally succeeds in convincing the Professor. The latter warns him he must keep his identity secret as the [[Black Organization]] will surely try to kill him and others associated with him should they learn the truth.<ref name="e2">[[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case|Episode 2: Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case]].</ref>
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=== Taking a new identity ===
Shinichi comes up with the alias Conan Edogawa using the mystery author names [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Arthur '''''Conan''''' Doyle]] and [[Edogawa Rampo|'''''Edogawa''''' Rampo]] and pretends to be a distant relative of Agasa's who then places Conan in Ran's care.<ref name="e2" /> Ran's father, [[Kogoro Mouri]], owns a Detective Agency which may provide a chance for Conan to run into a case involving the Black Organization. However, Kogoro is a terrible detective with little credibility. Using helpful gadgets that Agasa makes, Conan sets out to improve Kogoro's detective reputation by solving cases for him while also hiding the truth that Conan is really the one solving cases. By knocking Kogoro out at crime scenes with a fast-acting [[Stun-Gun Wristwatch|tranquilizer]] and using a [[Voice-Changing Bowtie|voice modulator]] to relay deductions in Kogoro's voice, Conan creates 'Sleeping Kogoro'. The conceited Kogoro enjoys his newfound reputation and the money it brings in so much that he doesn't question why he is suddenly passing out at crime scenes and solving cases in his sleep.

=== Creation of the Detective Boys ===
Conan enrolls at [[Teitan Elementary]] to further protect his identity and is befriended by classmates [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]], and [[Genta Kojima|Genta]], who create the ''[[Detective Boys]]'' not long after.<ref>[[The Coded Map of the City Case|Episode 4: The Coded Map of the City Case]]</ref>

[[Image:Conan Stuns Kogoro.jpg|200px|thumb|Conan stuns Kogoro with his wristwatch, ready to solve a case!]]
=== Solving cases ===
As Conan, Shinichi helps Ran's father solve cases by putting him to sleep and simulating Kogoro's voice using the special bowtie gadget Professor Agasa made for him. He also spends a good amount of time with his Detective Boys fellows and solves many small cases with them and sometimes in the company of Professor Agasa. In some situations, when there's only Ran, Sonoko, and himself, he will use Sonoko instead to solve the case at hand. Because of that, Sonoko eventually becomes another moderately well-known "sleeping" detective, although her reputation is only known to the local police investigation team and Sonoko's friends. In much later files, Conan has solved the case as himself then claimed afterwards that Shinichi told him what to say.

== Personality ==
As Conan, Shinichi tries to behave like a child. He refers to Ran as "Ran-neechan" (''nee-chan'' meaning older sister, a common nickname Japanese children give to teenagers and young adults they look up to), and refers to Shinichi as "Shinichi-niichan" (''nii-chan'' meaning older brother). He also refers to Kogoro as "Oji-san" or "Occhan" (both meaning Uncle), although he also does this as Shinichi. As Shinichi, he refers to Conan as usually "Conan-kun" or the "Kid in the Glasses". Shinichi treats Conan as a separate person completely, thinking for example, "changing back into Conan".

[[File:Ran telling Conan she likes Shinichi.jpg|thumb|175px|left|Ran telling Conan she likes Shinichi.]]
Conan remains very close to Ran, who in return is very protective of him. However, because Ran is unaware of his true identity, Conan often finds himself in awkward situations with her, such as when she confessed her feeling for Shinichi to him and when she made him bathe with her at a hot spring.

Conan's intelligence remains intact even though he is shrunk to a child. As Shinichi, his deductive ability earned him the monikers "[[Wikipedia:Heisei|Heisei]] Holmes" and "Savior of the Japanese police force". Conan maintains an extraordinarily broad knowledge of many subjects and trivia that help him solve cases and escape tricky situations. Conan tries to speak in a child-like manner when dealing with adults, but he often gets caught up in the current case and begins speaking like an adult, referring to advanced topics and using reasoning much too complex for a normal child. When this happens, he often tries to pass it off as "something [he] heard on TV" or "taught by uncle Kogoro/professor Agasa/Shinichi-niichan". [[File:Conan, Tome, and Chiba.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Conan whispers to [[Detective Chiba|Chiba]] and [[Officer Tome|Tome]].]] Likewise, he makes no effort to hide his love for [[Sherlock Holmes]] and soccer, so if he called out for talking about either subject in too much detail, he tries to escape suspicion by saying it was something Shinichi told him about. Although as the series has progressed the adults around him have become more used to his "being quite smart for a child", causing him to behave more like himself around them, he still tries to pass as a normal child. The only police officers with whom Conan can speak in a professional manner are the [[FBI]], especially [[Jodie Starling]], [[Shuichi Akai]], [[James Black]], and Inspector [[Kansuke Yamato]] of the Nagano Police, all of whom suspect that there is more to Conan than meets the eye.

Conan tends to act more like himself around the [[Detective Boys]], even to the point that they find it odd when he acts like a child around adults. He will often play games like baseball with the Detective Boys, but he is too used to soccer to perform well and will even instinctively use soccer techniques, such as kicking in games that do not call for it. Because he is unfamiliar with popular games and TV shows, and bad at video games, Genta and the others tend to think of him as dumb. This annoys Conan so much that he will secretly watch TV in the living room after Kogoro and Ran go to sleep to get more "practice" in.

== Appearance ==
[[Image:Conan full face.png|right|150px]]
Conan has dark brown hair which mostly hangs downwards just above his blue eyes, but there are also a few strands that stick up at the front and back of his head. Conan's usual outfit consists of a blue suit jacket with a single button and a pair of shorts, red trainers and white socks, even though he has taken to wearing more casual clothing as time goes on. He also wears a red bowtie and his dad's old glasses. Both these items were later [[Gadgets|specifically modified]] by Professor Agasa to include a [[Voice-Changing Bowtie|voice changer]], [[Button Speaker|microphone]], and [[Criminal Tracking Glasses|homing device]], to aid in Conan in his cases. His [[Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes|red shoes]] have also been modified to harness electric and magnetic fields to stimulate pressure points on Conan's foot, greatly enhancing his kicking power.
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==Skills==
:''See also: [[Shinichi Kudo#Skills|Shinichi's Skills]]''
=== Detective skills ===
All of Shinichi's detective skills carry over to his Conan form, although Conan does not the have the reputation Shinichi had. He repeatedly demonstrates the ability to remember every detail of an investigation or other topics he cares about, and may have a photographic memory to manage such perfect recall so consistently. Conan's fastidious attention to detail allows him to notice minor inconsistencies in crime scenes and suspect testimony that other people miss, and using astute logic he uncovers the reasons behind those inconsistencies in order to link them to the crime. Conan has extraordinarily broad knowledge of many subjects and trivia that help him solve cases; something he likely acquired from his incessant reading in his "first childhood". There are only few people like, [[Heiji]], [[Kaito]] and [[Hakuba]] who are as intelligent as Conan.

As a child, Conan can attract less suspicion while investigating crime scenes, get away with searching people's personal property, and ask innocent questions without setting suspects on guard, although it comes with the drawback of not having Shinichi's authority or reputation.

=== Athletic ability ===
Conan is just as skilled as Shinichi in soccer, but a lot less powerful because he only has the strength of a young child. To make up for this, Conan uses Agasa's Power-enhancing kick shoes. Conan uses signature, powerful precision kick to knock out criminals using soccer balls or whatever substitute is handy. Like Shinichi, Conan's kick is accurate over distances and he is capable of mentally reckoning the angle of impact necessary to rebound a soccer ball off a wall and strike an attacker from behind. He is also good at skiing, snowboarding, and ice-skating.

Conan also has some skill with firearms despite the recoil being much more severe for a child's body. He shoots out a bus window during a bus hijacking, and precisely grazes Ran's leg to render her useless as a hostage in the second movie.

Conan's nimbleness is especially noticeable in the non-[[canon]] movies. For example, in the sixth movie, Conan is seen to fight with various antagonists, and he even holds his own against Jack the Ripper, a notorious serial killer who bests even Ran in combat. In the fourteenth movie, Conan does a back flip on his skateboard in order to avoid being killed by the blimp's hijackers. Conan shows a proclivity for skateboarding. In the movies and anime, Conan can easily perform very complicated tricks and dodges with his skateboard at high speed.

=== First Aid ===
Conan has repeatedly dispensed first aid to stabbed/shot/cardiac/poisoned/hurt victims before the rescuers arrive.

=== Music ===
[[Image:Conan_singing.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Conan sings in the Karaoke.]]
Conan cannot sing on key in the slightest so he is often accused of being [[Wikipedia:tone deaf|tone deaf]]. Despite being a hilariously awful singer, Conan has [[Wikipedia:perfect pitch|perfect pitch]] and can identify notes accurately even in difficult contexts like the sound of phone button presses forming a melody. In Episode 11: The Moonlight Sonata Murder Case, he knows that the piano is in tune and deciphers a message at the end just by listening to the notes that are played. Haibara directly described Shinichi Kudo as having perfect pitch in the last scenes of the twelfth Detective Conan movie, [[Full Score of Fear]]. He also manages to replicate and sing dial tones for a phone, showing that the reason he can't sing is because he simply doesn't have ''relative'' pitch. In File 728 (Episode 614), Conan stated he isn't very knowledgeable about music but identified the untuned piano key whereupon Haibara joked about his sharp ears despite being tone-deaf.

Also, to be like his favorite detective, Sherlock Holmes, he plays the violin. This was confirmed in movie 12 of the 'Full Score of Fear' when he played "Amazing Grace" for Ran. However, he is stumped on what Ran meant when she said, "He has a funny habit when he plays."

== Appellations ==
Although most people will call Conan by his name suffixed with ''-kun'', or simply ''kid'', a lot of the characters have different ways of calling him due to the special relationships they share. The following is a list of the different appellations for Conan (and the ones Conan gives in return) encountered in the series.


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| [[File:Shinichi Kudo 60px.jpg]] || [[Shinichi Kudo]] || Conan-kun Kid in the Glasses || Shinichi-niichan
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| [[File:Ran Mouri 60px.jpg]] || [[Ran Mouri]] || Conan-kun || Ran-neechan
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| [[File:Kogoro Mouri 60px.jpg]] || [[Kogoro Mouri]] || Brat Conan (rarely) Freeloader Conan-kun(rarely) Four Eyed squirt
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| [[File:Ayumi Yoshida 60px.jpg]] || [[Ayumi Yoshida]] || Conan-kun || Ayumi-chan Ayumi
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| [[File:Genta Kojima 60px.jpg]] || [[Genta Kojima]] || Conan || Genta
|-
| [[File:Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya 60px.jpg]] || [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] || Conan-kun || Mitsuhiko
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| [[File:Ai Haibara 60px.jpg]] || [[Ai Haibara]] || Kudo-kun (privately) Edogawa-kun (around others) Great Detective-san (Meitantei-san) (once) || Haibara Haibara-san (once) The evil-eyed yawny girl (once)
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| [[File:Yukiko Kudo 60px.jpg]] || [[Yukiko Kudo]] || Shin-chan Shinichi Conan-kun (around others) || Mom (Kaa-san) Aunt (Oba-san, much to her annoyance) Big sister (Onee-san, after Yukiko gets angry at Oba-san)
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| [[File:Hiroshi Agasa 60px.jpg]] || [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] || Shinichi Shinichi-kun Conan-kun || Professor Agasa (Agasa-hakase) Professor (Hakase)
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| [[File:Sonoko Suzuki 60px.jpg]] || [[Sonoko Suzuki]] || Conan-kun Brat in the glasses Chibi-chan || Sonoko-neechan
|-
| [[File:Heiji Hattori 60px.jpg]] || [[Heiji Hattori]] || Kudo (privately, on accident) Kid Conan-kun || Hattori (privately) Heiji-niichan Heiji-kun (joke)
|-
| [[File:Kazuha Toyama 60px.jpg]] || [[Kazuha Toyama]] || Conan-kun || Kazuha-neechan
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| [[File:Eri Kisaki 60px.jpg]] || [[Eri Kisaki]] || Conan-kun || Aunt Eri (Eri no oba-san), Kisaki-sensei Oba-san
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| [[File:Gin 60px.jpg]] || [[Gin]] || {{nihongo|Brat|ガキ|Gaki}}<ref>Manga File 504, pg 11</ref> || Man in Black (formerly)<ref>He referred to Gin & Vodka as "Men in Black" before learning their codenames. E.g. in [[Volume 2|Volume 2, File 16, Page 17]].</ref> Gin
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| [[File:Vodka 60px.jpg]] || [[Vodka]] || Stupid Brat<ref>[[Volume 4|'''File 033''': Running intro the two]]</ref> || Vodka
|-
| [[File:Vermouth 60px.jpg]] || [[Vermouth]] || Cool Guy Silver Bullet || Vermouth
|-
| [[File:Bourbon_60px.jpg]] || [[Tooru Amuro]] || Conan-kun || Amuro-san Bourbon (thoughts)
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| [[File:Atsushi Miyano 60px.jpg]] || [[Atsushi Miyano]] || --- || Professor Miyano (Miyano hakase)<ref>[[Volume 41|Volume 41, File 423, Page 10]]</ref>
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| [[File:Juzo Megure 60px.jpg]] || [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] || Conan-kun || Inspector Megure (Megure-keibu)
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| [[File:Jodie Starling 60px.jpg]] || [[Jodie Starling]] || Cool Kid Conan-kun Boss || Jodie-sensei
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| [[File:Shuichi Akai 60px.jpg]] || [[Shuichi Akai]] || Boy || Akai-san
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| [[File:James Black 60px.jpg]] || [[James Black]] || Conan-kun Cool Guy || James-san
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| [[File:Kaitou Kid 60px.jpg]] || [[Kaitou Kid]] || Detective-kun (Tantei-kun) Great Detective (Meitantei) || Kaitou Kid Kid Kaitou 1412 (first time)
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| [[File:Masumi_Sera_60px.jpg]] || [[Masumi Sera]] || Conan-kun || Sera-san Sera-no-neechan
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| [[File:Sumiko Kobayashi 60px.jpg]] || [[Sumiko Kobayashi]] || Edogawa-kun Conan-kun || Kobayashi-sensei That Ranpo-maniac
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| [[File:Minerva Glass.jpg|60px]] || [[Minerva Glass]] || Holmes' Apprentice || Queen of the Grass Court
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| [[File:Apollo Glass.jpg|60px]] || [[Apollo Glass]] || Holmes' Apprentice || Glass-kun
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== Plot overview ==

=== Initial pursuit ===
After Shinichi becomes Conan, he sets out to find the men in black almost immediately. At the suggestion of Agasa, he moves in with Ran and Kogoro, hoping that cases related to them come by. Pretty soon, a case involving a woman name [[Akemi Miyano]] (using the alias Masami Hirota) appears. Akemi robs a bank for the men in black in the hopes that they will free her sister from their organization. Conan is unable to realize the case's connection to the organization until after the men in black have shot Akemi and left her for dead rather than give up such a valuable asset as her sister. In her dying moments, Akemi warns Conan of the danger of the organization.<ref>[[Volume 2#File 013 - The Missing Man|Volume 2, Files 13-16: "The Missing Man"]]</ref>

Conan runs across the men in black again on a bullet train, this time learning their codenames: [[Gin]] and [[Vodka]].

At a game convention, Conan meets a third man in black named [[Tequila]], only to have him die in an explosion meant for someone else. Conan learns about a meeting place from the murderer, but just before he reaches the bar an explosion set by the men in black destroys the place entirely, leaving Conan without any leads.

=== Introduction of Ai Haibara===

Later on, Conan meets child-size biochemist [[Ai Haibara]], the creator of [[APTX 4869]]. Ai grew up within the Black Organization as [[Shiho Miyano]] and is a former member of it along with her deceased sister, Akemi.<ref name="f178">[[Volume_18#File 178 - Code Name Sherry|Volume 18, File 178: "Code Name Sherry"]]</ref> After Akemi died, Shiho refused to keep working and took APTX 4869 to die before the Black Organization could execute her. Instead, she shrinks like Conan did and is adopted by Agasa so she and Conan can work together to find a cure and catch the men in black.

=== Meeting with the Black Organization ===

=== After Vermouth ===

=== The Phone Number of 'That Person' ===
After Conan solves a [[The Dissonance of the Stradivarius#Postlude|case]] of serial murders, the [[Kyosuke Haga#Friends and acquaintances|culprit]] tells Conan that the tune created by dialing the phone number for the Leader of the Black Organization is the song "[[Seven Children]]".

=== Returning Back to Shinichi ===
Throughout the series Conan has returned back to Shinichi several times, but never permanently.
==== East versus West Detective ====
First he temporary returns to normal after drinking alcohol while infected with a cold.<ref>[[Diplomat Murder Case|Episodes 48-49: Diplomat Murder Case]].</ref>
He quickly turns back into Conan after solving the case and develops an immunity to the alcohol.

==== Desperate revival ====
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Haibara invented an [[Antidote (prototype)|antidote]] prototype for the APTX 4869, and Conan first uses it in [[Volume 26]] to conceal his identity and allay Ran's suspicions that he is Shinichi. Haibara disguises as Conan and appears in front of Ran with Shinichi in order to put Ran's fears to rest.<ref>[[The Desperate Revival|Episodes 191-193: The Desperate Revival]].</ref><ref>[[Volume 26#File 256 - Concealed Truth|Volume 26, Files 256-258: "Concealed Truth"]]</ref>

==== Shiragami case ====
The antidote prototype is again taken, this time accidentally in place of cough syrup. It wears off 24 hours later, with Haibara giving him another one to protect his identity. This time it wears off in a shortened 4 hours, once again interrupting his chance to confess his feelings to Ran.<ref>[[Volume 62#File 647 - The Lost Memory|Volumes 62-63, Files 647-654: "The Lost Memory"]]</ref>

==== London Arc ====
During the Holmes' Revelation arc in London, Conan takes an antidote so he can go overseas, because "Conan Edogawa" does not exist in real life, and has no passport. Ran quickly deduces that Shinichi is in London as well. She asks some Londoners about a Japanese boy, and they give her directions, without specifying it was actually a six-year-old they saw. In a phone booth, Conan takes the pill originally meant for his return trip to Tokyo in order to conceal his identity from Ran. During this time, he manages to confess his feelings to her. Luckily for Conan, Haibara asks Yusaku and Yukiko Kudo, his parents, to go to London and give him a third pill, as she guessed he would have used his spare one for Ran.<ref>[[Holmes' Revelation|Episode 616-621]]</ref><ref>[[Volume 71#Following Holmes|Volume 71, Files 743-751]]</ref><ref>[[Volume 72#Following Holmes|Volume 72, File 752]]</ref>

== Relationships analysis ==

=== Family & Friends ===

[[File:Ran and Conan.jpg|thumb|Ran holding Conan.]]
====Ran Mouri====
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Although they are romantic interests as Shinichi and Ran, Conan and [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] share a brother/sister kind of relationship. Ran plays a nurturing protective role and treats Conan like a child version of Shinichi. They do a lot of activities together, such as swimming, going to the movies or festivals, and more. Ran and Conan both look out for each other's wellbeing. Ran stands up for Conan during Kogoro's outbursts and destroys any criminals seeking to inflict harm on Conan with her karate. Conan lends an ear and advice when Ran is in an difficult situation or needs to vent, and he comforts and encourages her when she is feeling down, especially about Shinichi being away for so long. It is even likely that Ran unconsciously knows that Conan actually ''is'' Shinichi, even though she seems reluctant to follow that notion.<ref>Ran told Conan that if only he is Shinichi on Episode 308.</ref>
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[[File:Kogoro noticing Conan in the car.jpg|thumb|Kogoro noticing Conan in the car.]]
====Kogoro Mouri====
[[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] and Conan most often see each other as nuisances. Conan dislikes Kogoro's usually poor detective ability and case handling, slovenly personal habits, and overinflated ego. Kogoro's deduction doesn't seem to improve so Conan almost always needs to knock Kogoro out when he starts spouting off incorrect theories. Although in most cases Conan merely sees Kogoro as a drunk idiot, he often is impressed when Kogoro gets serious and actually gets the case right, so he will allow the "non-sleeping Kogoro" to take the spotlight. Kogoro views Conan as a freeloader who constantly gets underfoot and never fails to insinuate himself at cases, "interfere" with the scene, and pipe up with childish observations that consistently ruin Kogoro's deductions.
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==== Yusaku and Yukiko Kudo ====
Conan's parents, [[Yusaku Kudo|Yusaku]] and [[Yukiko Kudo|Yukiko]], like to push their child towards becoming an even better detective. They enjoy giving him challenges, typically without letting Conan know who's giving them; once they disguised as Black Organization operatives trying to kill Shinichi Kudo in order to show Conan how dangerous his goals are.

Yukiko loves to meddle in Conan's (and Shinichi's) love life, as she will often make allusions regarding Ran being her possible future daughter-in-law and Ai or Ayumi having feelings for Conan. He doesn't usually pay much attention to them. Once she told Conan that Ai has romantic feelings for him because she looked at him ten times in a short span of time, saying that the only time a girl would do that is if she likes the boy or the boy has something on his face. Conan simply pushes it off as Ai checking on her "lab mouse," but at night, in bed, Conan asks Ai if he has something on his face.

Conan's mother helped him out once to keep his secret identity from being exposed to Ran by creating an alibi for him.
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==== Hiroshi Agasa ====
[[image:Agasa_and_Conan_investigating.png|thumb|right|Conan investigates with Agasa.]]
Conan treats [[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]] as a member of his own family, like an uncle. Due to the fact that they both share the secret behind Shinichi's transformation and knowledge about the Black Organization, Conan often comes to him when in trouble or seeking for help. Agasa's willingness to help whenever possible makes Shinichi's life as Conan more convenient. He was the one who created most of Conan's gadgets, including his power shoes and tracking glasses. He willingly plays Conan's case solving mouthpiece when Conan lacks someone else convenient to use. When Conan needs something, such as information regarding past cases, he usually asks Agasa to get it. Agasa often acts as a chauffeur because he is trustworthy and the only adult with a car regularly available.

Agasa often worries about Shinichi, especially when he thinks Shinichi might be getting over his head. Agasa almost always responds positively to Shinichi's requests, but doesn't like it when Shinichi hides the reasons for it, especially if it is dangerous.
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====Heiji Hattori====
[[Image:Heiji teasing Conan.jpg|thumb|right|Heiji enjoys teasing Conan.]]
When they first meet, Conan and [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]] seem bound to become lifelong rivals, especially after Kudo bests Heiji in their first case. However, after discovering Conan's real identity, Heiji starts to act like an older brother towards him, much to the annoyance of Conan. Since then, the two have become closest friends, and consult one another on cases, developments concerning the Black Organization, and even their "girlfriends". They tend to stick together on cases, although sometimes this is because Heiji forces the less enthusiastic Conan to come along. While fond of Heiji as a fellow detective he can relate to, Conan finds Heiji's antics occasionally annoying. Much to Conan's chagrin, Heiji even convinces others that Conan is his disciple. Conan especially dislikes Heiji's dangerous habit of unthinkingly calling Conan 'Kudo' when others are present.

Heiji still maintains some of his original feelings of rivalry, and gets annoyed if anyone claims Shinichi is better , and will often go to great lengths to show that the "west" (Osaka) is better than the "east" (Tokyo). Shinichi usually starts off acting like he is disinterested in the frivolous competition, but may then become competitive himself if Heiji starts "winning" or someone bruises his ego. Others, like Ran and Kazuha, see them both as equally skilled detectives.
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=== Detective Boys ===
[[File:Conan and Ai.jpg|thumb|Conan and Haibara investigating]]
====Ai Haibara====
{{main|Conan Edogawa and Ai Haibara}}
[[Ai Haibara]] is the third girl that seems to have somewhat romantic feelings for Conan/Shinichi, although she never truly admits it; indeed, it is a mystery just exactly what she feels for him, whether friendship or otherwise. Some people, such as [[Yukiko Kudo|Conan's mother]], have stated that she has feelings for Conan. It could be said that, because of their almost equal level of intelligence as well as similarities in their pasts (i.e. both victims of the [[APTX 4869]]), she finds it easier to talk to him. She certainly has no qualms about teasing him, and is more than willing to poke a hole in his ego. While Conan initially was disgusted by Ai's ties to the Black Organization, especially with how she introduced herself, seeing her remorse and pain has improved his opinion of her. He is repeatedly protective of her and tries to give her hope when her fear of the men in black is overwhelming.
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====Ayumi Yoshida====
{{main|Conan Edogawa and Ayumi Yoshida}}
Conan grows to respect the little girl in his class for her sharp wit and observational skills, along with the other members of the [[Detective Boys]]. [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] in turn clearly seems to like Conan and isn't aware that the other two Detective Boys are jealous of him because of this.

====Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya and Genta Kojima====
[[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] sees Conan as a role model, someone he looks up to. [[Genta Kojima|Genta]], and more so Mitsuhiko, are often impressed by Conan's fast knowledge and incredible deduction skills. However, they both become quite jealous of Conan whenever Ayumi shows gestures of affection towards him (usually a small kiss on the cheek). While Conan initially only tolerated their presence, he has grown fond of them despite their relative immaturity.

=== Law enforcement ===
[[File:Megure_and_Conan_Relationship.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Megure waffles between treating Conan like a child and a detective]]
====Police====
With the exception of a few inspectors, most listen to the little clues that Conan points out. After a while, Conan gets the attention of the whole Tokyo police department for noticing things even pros miss. [[Wataru Takagi]] in particular has taken to trusting Conan completely and doing whatever Conan asks him to without hesitation.

====FBI====
The FBI contains most of the few people that Conan acts normally around despite them not knowing his identity. Conan seems to place trust in the FBI, and occasionally helps in their operations.

====Jodie Starling====
[[Jodie Starling|Jodie]] nicknamed Conan "Cool Kid" and Conan (despite being wary when he first met her) now places complete trust in Jodie. Jodie has also called Conan to share what would normally be classified information, notifying him of a new Black Organization member, Bourbon.

====Shuichi Akai / Subaru Okiya====
[[Shuichi Akai|Akai]] has been shown to respect Conan's detective skills. It has been strongly implied in a [[Volume 78#File 824 - Mystery Train (Final_Destination)|recent plot line]] that Akai has [[Volume_77#Cold_Case|figured out]] that Conan and Shinichi are one and the same. Conan once says to Akai, "I'm glad you're an ally."

=== Black Organization ===
====Gin and Vodka====
Even though [[Gin]] and [[Vodka]] do not yet know who's interfering with their operations, Gin has been shown to be curious who "that guy" is, referring to Conan. In the movie [[The Raven Chaser]], Gin tries to catch a glimpse of Conan's face from a helicopter, but fails when Conan successfully downs the helicopter. Conan seems to have a very bitter hatred towards them, and this only increases as more people are targeted by the Black Organization.

====Vermouth====
[[Vermouth]] seems to have great personal interest in Conan, referring to him as the Black Organization's 'Silver Bullet'. She also protects Conan, probably because when she was disguising as a serial killer in New York she was saved by Conan (Shinichi at the time) and Ran. When the Organization plans on killing Kogoro, and later Conan, she strongly objects to a degree where Gin suspects whether Kogoro is related to Vermouth. Because of this, Conan does not react strongly when she is mentioned, as opposed to Haibara. He also seems to consider her less of a threat than the other members because he is able to bargain with her about Haibara and knows Vermouth is keeping his secret for personal reasons.

====Bourbon====
[[Tooru Amuro]] (codenamed Bourbon) has attached himself to the Mouri Detective Agency as Kogoro's "apprentice". Conan initially treats him in a somewhat friendly manner, though he privately thinks "another annoying person's showed up" when he learns Amuro will be joining Kogoro on cases. After learning of Amuro's membership in the Black Organization, though, Conan has been relatively nervous about him being near Ran. He's become more cautious and is somewhat confused by Amuro's helpful behavior, though he attempts to pretend nothing has changed. His bond with Amuro later seemed to increase when he learns that Amuro is actually an undercover operative from Japanese Secret Police when the two exchanges smile in Cafe Poirot.<ref>[[Volume 85#File 897 - Scarlet Truth|Volumes 85, File 897: "Scarlet Truth"]]</ref>

=== Others ===
====Kaitou Kid====
{{Main|Shinichi Kudo and Kaito Kuroba}}
Before being shrunk, Shinichi encountered [[Kaitou Kid]] once during the Clock Tower heist, though they did not meet face-to-face. In their next encounter, however, after Shinichi has become Conan, Kid disguises himself as Ran in order to steal the Suzuki family's Black Star pearl. When Conan corners him on the Suzuki cruise ship, Kid implies that he stole all of Ran's clothes to impersonate her, and left her naked on the deck. While this ends up being a bluff, Conan displays a much more intense desire to capture Kid in subsequent encounters. Conan stops Kid from escaping with the jewel often enough that Conan has gained reputation with the press as Kid's "natural enemy". In several instances Conan appears to be able to 'sense' Kid's presence, and seems excited by the chance to catch Kid again; appropriately, Kid seems to find Conan dangerous enough to warrant specific measures to keep him distracted.

Conan does not buy in to Kid's reputation as a mysterious, uncatchable phantom, saying once "He's only a thief that uses magic",<ref>Anime Episode 515: Kaitou Kid's Teleportation Magic</ref> and encouraging police officers that Kid is only a man and he can be arrested. However, if necessary, the two can put their rivalry aside for a little while and work together.<ref>[[Kaitou Kid and the Four Masterpieces]]</ref> Conan has something of a gentleman's agreement with Kaitou Kid, in that he doesn't try to find or catch the thief outside of heists. In several instances, when Kid does Conan a favor, such as saving Genta's life<ref>[[Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion]]</ref>, Conan reciprocates by halting his investigation just shy of capturing Kid, thereby allowing him to escape mostly unhindered. This exchange of favors can sometimes become a bit unbalanced; in exchange for not giving Kid away on a train Conan has Kid face down the [[Black Organization]] in disguise, and because Kid narrowly escapes an explosion with his life, he says that Conan now owes ''him'' one.<ref>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 7 (824): "Mystery Train (Final Destination)"</ref>

In the non-[[canon]] movies, it is implied that Kid knows Conan's identity; he even helps Conan maintain his cover by disguising himself as Shinichi so that a suspicious Ran would stop suspecting Conan. However, this has not been confirmed by Gosho Aoyama, nor has it been implied in the manga.

== People who know Conan's real identity ==
{{main|List of characters who know Conan's identity}}
There are only a few characters in the series who know Conan's real identity. None of them have ever betrayed Conan's identity to date. The main characters to know the secret are [[Hiroshi Agasa]], [[Yusaku Kudo]], [[Yukiko Kudo]], [[Heiji Hattori]], and [[Ai Haibara]]. [[Vermouth]] of the Black Organization also knows about Conan's secret. Later, in Episode 508 of the anime, [[Eisuke Hondou]] confirms Conan's identity as [[Shinichi Kudo]] straight from him. In manga chapter 812-814, [[Subaru Okiya]] ([[Shuichi Akai]] in disguise) confirms that Conan is Shinichi. [[Masumi Sera]] may also be suspicious that Conan is Shinichi Kudo.

The 3rd, 8th, and 14th movies also demonstrate that Kaitou Kid apparently knows Conan's identity and acts to protect it. However, this has yet to be backed up by the original artist, Gosho Aoyama, in the manga or (as would follow) the anime main series.

== Gadgets ==
{{main|Gadgets}}
Professor Agasa has made many gadgets for Conan, including a tranquilizer wristwatch, voice-modulating bow tie, kick-enhancing shoes, tracking/binocular glasses, stretchable suspenders, and a solar powered skateboard. Conan uses the first two regularly to create "Sleeping Kogoro", and the glasses and other gadgets to investigate cases or catch criminals. Agasa also created radio badges and watch flashlights Conan and the other Detective Boys.

== Character popularity ==
*eBookJapan held a character popularity poll from April 12, 2011 to May 12, 2011 in which readers of Detective Conan (international included) could vote for their favorite character. Conan placed 3rd in the poll with 866 votes out of the 5,883 that were cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ebookjapan.jp/ebj/special/conan/vote_kekka2.asp|title=『名探偵コナン』人気投票結|date=2011-05-12|publisher=eBookJapan|accessdate=2011-05-15}}</ref>

*In honor of the release of the 15th movie, [[Quarter of Silence]], the official Conan movie website held a popularity poll for the top 10 Detective Conan characters. Shinichi/Conan placed 1st out of 10 with 30.46% of the votes cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.conan-movie.jp/camp_chara/camp15th_res.html|title=名探偵コナン「キャラクター人気投票」|date=2011|publisher=www.conan-movie.jp|accessdate=2011-08-12}}</ref>

*In honor of the release of the 800th manga chapter, Shonen Sunday held a popularity poll/contest containing 91 Detective Conan characters to choose from. Conan placed 1st overall with 2,843 votes.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://forum.dctp.ws/index.php?topic=8024.msg651566#msg651566|title=Shonen magazine detective conan official poll results published [magazine pic]|date=2012-02-28|publisher=eva|accessdate=2012-02-29}}</ref>

== Name origin ==
Gosho Aoyama (and Shinichi, in the story) got the name 'Conan Edogawa' from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, author of the famous Sherlock Holmes stories, and Edogawa Rampo, the pen name of Japanese mystery fiction writer Hirai Tarō. Hirai Tarō himself got the pen name "Edogawa Rampo" from a transliteration of "Edgar Allan Poe." Pronouncing Poe's name in a Japanese accent sounds like 'Edogawa Rampo.'

== Character inspiration ==
Gosho said Conan's hairstyle was designed in about one minute. He smoothed [[Yaiba]]'s hair and added a tuft modeled after the apostrophe hairstyle of Kabu from [[Wikipedia:Sally_the_Witch|Sally the Witch]]. The tuft on hair on the top of Conan's head comes from the character Shichimi in [[Wikipedia:Niji Iro Tōgarashi|Niji Iro Tōgarashi]]. Conan's clothes were modeled after [[Wikipedia:Shichi-Go-San|Shichi-Go-San (7-5-3) clothing]]. Young Gosho wore a bow tie and shorts in his Shichi-Go-San photographs. Gosho tries to restrict Conan's gadgets to what Conan can wear, but he has run out of ideas lately. The use of glasses as a disguise was modeled after [[Wikipedia:Superman|Superman]]'s Clark Kent. Conan's speech habits were meant to be slightly rough like Joe from [[Wikipedia:Ashita no Joe|Ashita no Joe]] and [[Wikipedia:Touch (manga)|Touch]].<ref>File 865 Shounen Sunday Special Booklet</ref>

== Different looks ==
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Conan_Before.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Conan's "Before" Appearance (Episode 2)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Conan_Middle.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Conan's "Middle" Appearance (Episode 358)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Conan_After.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Conan's "After" Appearance (Episode 627)]]
|}

== Quotes ==

=== General ===
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{{quote|{{nihongo|Conan Edogawa, detective!||Edogawa Konan, tantei sa!}}|One of Conan's catchphrases.}}
{{quote|{{nihongo|There is always only one truth!|真実はいつもひとつ！|Shinjitsu wa itsumo hitotsu!}}|One of Conan's catchphrases.}}
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{{quote|Only one truth prevails!|One of Conan's catchphrases, which appears at the end of every solved case in Case Closed.}}
{{quote|Ghosts are illusions created by fear.}}
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=== Specific ===
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{{quote|After all, I'm the guy who's been breaking [[Ran Mouri|her]] heart by making her wait an eternity... even though I'm always by her side.|Talking to Haibara about Ran}}
{{quote|Don't run away, Haibara. Don't look away from your fate.|After rescuing Haibara from a suicidal situation.<ref>[[Volume 29]], File 5, pg 15: "Concealed beneath the truth"</ref>}}
{{quote|Ah, if you want to know, I'll tell you... In the afterlife...|Conan's response when [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] asked who he is really.}}
{{quote|Even if you're facing a bitter aspect of life, drugs and murder are foul without any excuse, deserve a red card for a loser.|Talking to Ray Curtis in English}}
{{quote|Ran, If we die, we die together...|[[The Time-Bombed Skyscraper]]}}
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{{quote|Because I love you. I love you. In this world, more than anyone...|[[Captured in Her Eyes]]}}
{{quote|Words are like swords. If you use them the wrong way they'll turn into ugly weapons. Once those words leave your mouth, you'll never be able to take them back.|[[Quarter of Silence]], talking to the Detective Boys}}
{{quote|If you’re going to hide a leaf, hide it in a forest. When there’s no forest, you can make one yourself.|[[OVA 4]], talking to Phillip}}
{{quote|Detectives are also human, not Gods who knows everything.|Talking to Ran}}
{{quote|Culprit: I thought my crime is perfect. Just like my operations. Conan (voiced as Kogoro): Crimes commited by humans can never be perfect.|[[Episode 55]]}}
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===Quotes about Conan===
{{quote|While pursuing the truth and justice without thinking about consequences...you stand the strain of all pressure alone in order to protect everyone...Such boy-like temperaments of yours are astonishingly intriguing, however...I wonder if you realize it...That clean scent of yours is strangling her, us, and yourself with lonelinesss and danger.|Ai thinking about Conan|[[Volume 33|File 336: "Clean Scent"]]}}

== Trivia ==
* Conan's bad singing came to light as a joke after the anime began airing because Conan's voice actress [[Minami Takayama]] is a well-known singer. In [[Volume 15]] of the manga, Takayama herself is kidnapped and Conan, who sounds similar to her, tries to take her place at a concert. However, despite having similar voices, they sound completely different when it comes to singing.<ref>[[Volume 15|Volume 15, Files 144-146: "Their Voices Are Alike!?"]]</ref>

* [[Image:EP622-623 Gallery 16.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Conan's cellphone wallpaper - Kogoro changed it when he was drunk]]He owns two cellphones, the one he uses as Conan and one that he uses as Shinichi. He is also shown using different kinds of cellphones throughout the series.

* Conan often uses the expression "Ah-le-le?" when he is trying to point out a clue, something that is usually said by Japanese gradeschoolers. The expression was even said by Kogoro in Episode 317 out of irritation at Conan.

* Conan/Shinichi and [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] share the same blood type.

==In other languages==
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{{CharLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|コナンConan|江戸川Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|English|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=France|French|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish Latin America|Conan|Blasi}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay (Bahasa Melayu / Bahasa Malaysia)|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Arab League|Arabic|كونان 　Konan|إيدوجاوا Iidojawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=South Korea|Korean|코난 Konan|에도가와<ref>In the Korean version, Conan was never given a last name, possibly because his original last name, Edogawa, has 4 syllables, where all last names in Korean must be one syllable.</ref>}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=China|Chinese|柯南 Kēnán|江户川 Jiānghùchuān}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Republic of China|Traditional Chinese|柯南 Kēnán|江戶川 Jiānghùchuān}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|โคนัน khonạn|เอโดะงาวะ E-do-ngā-wa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Conan|Edogawa}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Mongolia|Mongolian (http://antidub.co/)|Конан|Эдогава}}
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==Gallery==
<gallery widths=200px perrow=5>
Image:Conan white bow tie.jpg|Conan wearing a white version of his bow tie.<ref>In episode 505-506, and 520</ref>
Image:vlcsnap-2013-09-21-15h36m56s117.png|"There is only one truth!" Conan's accusation pose seen in the opening of every movie.
Image:vlcsnap-2013-11-02-21h07m32s178.png|Conan has a cameo in most of the [[Magic Kaito]] episodes and OVAs.
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Characters]]
* [[Shinichi Kudo]]
* [[Kudo family]]
* [[Mouri family]]
* [[Conan Edogawa Appearances]]

==References==
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Juzo Megure

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{{InfoBox Char
| name = Juzo Megure
| japanese-name = 目暮十三 (Megure Juuzou)
| english-name = Joseph Meguire
| image = Juzo Megure Profile.jpg
| age = Early/mid 40s
| gender = Male
| date-of-birth =
| relatives = [[Midori Megure]] (wife)
| occupation = Police Inspector
| nicknames = Inspector Inspector-dono ([[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]])
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_1#File_001_-_The_Heisei_Holmes|File 1]] Anime: [[Roller Coaster Murder Case|Episode 1]]
| appearances = {{:Juzo Megure Appearances}}
| cases-solved =
| keyhole = [[Volume 4]]
| japanese-voice = [[Chafurin]]
| english-voice = [[Mark Stoddard]]
| drama-actor = [[Masahiko Nishimura]] (1st) [[Masato Ibu]] (2nd)
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Juzo Megure|目暮十三|Megure Juuzou}}''' (also known as '''Joseph Meguire''' in the Funimation dub), commonly referred to as '''Inspector Megure''', is a Police Inspector (Rank 6) in Division 1 of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department<ref name=PoliceRanks>http://forums.dctp.ws/index.php?topic=6114.0</ref> in the manga and anime ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

== Background ==
Shortly after Megure had come to the police force, he was involved in a case in which he would meet his future wife, [[Midori Megure|Midori]]. As a result of the case, he has taken to wearing a hat in public in order to hide a scar which he gained and his own self-consciousness about how he came to his marriage.<ref>Manga Chapter 286: An Unexpected Motive</ref> Megure was also a good friend of star detective story novelist [[Yusaku Kudo]], and would in the past consult him about one case or another. On many such occasions, Yusaku would take his son [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] with him, who would pick up his father's investigative skills and eventually become a detective in his own right.<ref>Manga Chapter 204: The Initial Call</ref>

Megure is almost always there on the scene when a murder occurs, always interviewing the suspects, and acting as the commanding officer of the group of police he brings along with him, among them [[Wataru Takagi]], [[Miwako Sato]], [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]], and [[Detective Chiba|Chiba]]. Megure and [[Kogoro Mouri]] were former co-officers in the district.<ref>Manga Chapters 570-573: Shinichi's Childhood Adventure</ref>

== Personality ==
Megure is a capable veteran officer who cares much for his underlings, but he is prone to occasional shouting fits whenever something does not go right or when his temper gets the better of him. He also has little patience for fools, but tends to be a bit too conservative, limiting his ability for flexible thinking.

After [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] solved their first mutual case for him, he has regularly consulted him in difficult cases and considered him a great help.<ref>Manga Chapter 207: Hidden Within The Depth Of The Heart</ref> In stark contrast to this, he tends not to think much of [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] and the [[Detective Boys]], usually thinking of them as a nuisance until they solve the ongoing case for him. Likewise, from their common police days, he has no high regard for [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]], and he thinks that he may actually be under some kind of jinx, since wherever Kogoro shows up, there is always some murder case nearby (a fact which actually conforms to Conan, which in later cases he seems to have realized).

In some anime originals, Megure has the habit of trying to tell the culprit about the morale of doing wrong, which he rarely does in the manga series.

== Plot overview ==

== Relationships analysis ==

=== Family and Friends ===

==== Midori Megure ====
[[Midori Megure|Midori]] is Megure's wife. During a case along time ago, she insisted on being a decoy for a serial killer. This is explained in Episode 217-218. Juzo jumped in front of the car to save her. While she was hit, he only hit his head. This is explained why he never takes off his hat, which is to hide the scar. She survived and later they were married.

====Conan Edogawa====
[[File:Megure_and_Conan_Relationship.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Megure waffles between treating Conan like a child and a detective.]]

==== Sonoko Suzuki ====
In episode 218, Juzo shielded Sonoko from a serial killer. The serial killer was going to kill Sonoko with a iron club until Juzo shielded her at last second. The killer was arrested and Juzo went to the hospital. Sonoko, Ran, Conan, Kogoro and the Superintendent went to visit him.

==== Kogoro Mouri ====
[[Kogoro Mouri]] and Megure used to work together in the past before Kogoro left the police force. Megure found Kogoro's work behavior and poor deductions irritating. Now that Kogoro has become the "Sleeping Kogoro", Megure's respect for him has increased somewhat. It is a running gag that Megure refers to Kogoro as a shinigami or other such bringer of bad luck because of the sheer number of murder cases that Kogoro coincidentally has come by. Now whenever Kogoro and Megure work together, the inspector always impatiently awaits [[Stun-Gun Wristwatch|Kogoro's characteristic "Hynaaa~" sound and dance]] that marks the beginning of the [[Conan Edogawa|sleeping detective's]] deduction.

=== Law Enforcement ===
==== Wataru Takagi ====
Megure and [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] usually work together to work on murder cases.

==== Miwako Sato ====
Miwako and Juzo have been shown to have a Father/Daughter Relationship.

==== Kiyonaga Matsumoto ====
[[Kiyonaga Matsumoto|Superintendent Matsumoto]] is Megure's superior.

== Character popularity ==
eBookJapan held a character popularity poll from April 12, 2011 to May 12, 2011 in which readers of Detective Conan (international included) could vote for their favorite character. Megure placed 24th in the poll with 17 votes out of the 5,883 that were cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ebookjapan.jp/ebj/special/conan/vote_kekka2.asp|title=『名探偵コナン』人気投票結|date=2011-05-12|publisher=eBookJapan|accessdate=2011-05-15}}</ref>

== Name origin ==
[[File:Detective 5.jpg|thumb|right|Maigret was featured by Gosho Aoyama in the fifth volume.]]
"Juzo Megure" comes from '''[[Wikipedia:Jules Maigret|Jules Maigret]]''', a fictional Paris police detective created by the writer Georges Simenon. Maigret and Megure physically resemble one another as well, both are stocky and somewhat overweight. Megure's first name "Juzo" has also been used as a pun on thirteen, the Japanese numeral.

== Different looks ==
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Megure_Before.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Megure's "Before" Appearance (Episode 1)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Megure_After.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Megure's "After" Appearance (Episode 549)]]
|}

== Quotes ==

== Trivia ==
* Megure's scar has yet to be seen, because even when he was hospitalized, he either had his hat or had a bandage that wrapped the whole top of his head.
* Megure does not know how to work with computers well. He doesn't know the most basic jargon nor the proper way to turn one on or off.<ref name=379p>Manga Volume 37, File 7, :"Footsteps of Darkness 3"</ref>

==In other languages==
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{{CharLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|十三 Juzo|目暮 Megure}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|English|Joseph|Meguire}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan|Juzo|Megure}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=France|French|Juzo|Megure/Maigret<ref>In the Manga</ref>}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Juzo|Megure}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Juzo|Megure}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Juzo|Megure}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Saudi Arabia|Arabic|''دوزوdozo''|ميغوري 　Migori}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|롬보/한석 Lom Bo/Han Seok |골 Gol<ref>His name changed in Movie 2, because of the issue with the number-name pairing.</ref>}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=China|Chinese|十三 Shisan|目暮 Mumu}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Juzo|Megure}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay|Juzo|Megure}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|จูโซ|เมงูเระ}}
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== Gallery ==
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File:Juzo Megure -10.PNG|Juzo Megure 10 years ago
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Characters]]
* [[Megure family]]
* [[Juzo Megure Appearances]]

== References ==
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Miwako Sato

2014-06-09T13:57:27Z

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{{InfoBox Char
| name = Miwako Sato
| japanese-name = 佐藤美和子 (Satō Miwako)
| english-name = Detective Saimone
| image = Miwako Sato Profile.jpg
| age = ~28<ref>Detective Conan Drill: The Dechipherment of Conan Page 29. Miwako's age is written as '''推定'''28歳 (presumably 28 years old).</ref>
| gender = Female
| date-of-birth = April (unknown date)<ref>[[Volume 44#File 450 - From Heaven to Hell|Volume 44, File 450 "From Heaven to Hell", page 2]]: "佐藤さんの誕生日は'''四月'''だし、..." ("Sato-san's birthday was in '''April'''...") ''(The reference to April was not translated in English Volume 44.)''</ref>
| relatives = [[Masayoshi Sato]] (father, deceased) Mother (unnamed)
| occupation = Police Detective
| nicknames =
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_19#Stadium_Bomber_Case|File 190]] Anime: [[The Indiscriminate Stadium Threatening Case|Episode 130]]
| appearances = {{:Miwako Sato Appearances}}
| cases-solved =
| keyhole = [[Volume 21]]
| japanese-voice = [[Atsuko Yuya]]
| english-voice = [[Kate Oxley]]
| drama-actor = [[Natsuhi Ueno]]
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Miwako Sato|佐藤美和子|Satō Miwako}}''', also known as '''Detective Saimone''' in the [[Funimation]] dub, is a police assistant inspector and detective in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

== Background ==
[[Image:Miwako and her father.png|thumb|left|150px|Miwako and her last moment with her father]] Eighteen years ago, when she was still at elementary school, Miwako lost her father, [[Masayoshi Sato]], in a traffic accident as he was about to deliver a bank robber to the police - an event that marked her life. She eventually became a police officer on her own and now works alongside [[Inspector Megure]], [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]], [[Detective Chiba]], and especially [[Wataru Takagi]] in the Tokyo police district.

Sato first met [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] and the [[Detective Boys]] during a blackmail case against Nichiuri TV.<ref>Manga Chapter 190: The 56 Thousand Hostages</ref> In a subsequent case which dealt with a cunning murder of a banker's wife by her husband, she became impressed with Conan's intellect and deductionary ability and has since come to trust his judgements implicitly.<ref>Manga Chapter 210: An Unexpected Rival</ref> Eventually, the case of her father's death was also resolved with [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]]'s help, which helped fanning the spark of affection she was feeling for him at the time.<ref>Manga Chapter 269: Time's Up</ref>

Sato's first love interest was [[Jinpei Matsuda]], whom she only got to know briefly due to his death by the hands of a dangerous bomber. Although she denied it at first, she finally acknowledged her feelings for Takagi, which made him the outcast among the other jealous police officers who were interested in her, especially [[Ninzaburo Shiratori|Shiratori]]. Nonetheless, for a very long time, anytime they were about to take their relationship to the very next step, something got in the way (mostly in the shape of Miwako's best friend, [[Yumi Miyamoto|Yumi]]), until Sato and Takagi - mostly undisturbed (thanks to the help of Conan and the Detective Boys for creating a makeshift reason for the interlopers to leave) - shared their very first kiss when Takagi was hospitalized in the course of a hard case.<ref>Manga Chapter 673: The Common Pattern</ref>Then had their second kiss (and third) when Takagi survived a bombing accident.<ref>Episode 683: The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love(Enter The Scene)</ref>

== Personality ==
Sato is considered one of the most dangerous members of the police, being not at all afraid to get tangled with dangerous men in fights, which she almost always wins. However, she does have a softer personality, in which she is very friendly with the [[Detective Boys]], and especially [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], whom she considers is a big help in difficult cases. When in action, however, Sato can be quite reckless and daring, which has earned her the title 'The Silver Witch' among car racers on Mount Fuyuna due to her driving style.<ref>Manga Chapter 663: The True Identity of the Witch</ref>

Her favorite hobbies are going to the karaoke, attending all-you-can-eat offers, and going out to eat ramen.

== Plot overview ==

=== Stadium Bomber Case (Manga: [[Volume 19|189]]-[[Volume 20|191]]; Anime: [[The Indiscriminate Stadium Threatening Case|130-131]]) ===
Miwako's first appearance was in Episode 130, and in manga File 190, where she is seen trying to arrest the culprit's accomplice along with other police officers, but failed.

=== Treadmill Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 21|208-210]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story|146-147]]) ===

This case is the very beginning of the long and enduring love story between Miwako Sato and her fellow police officer, [[Wataru Takagi]].

One night, Sato and her friend [[Yumi Miyamoto]] from the traffic department have a drink together. In her drunken state, Sato unknowingly reveals to Yumi the person that she has feelings for, however, when she wakes up, she doesn't remember the exact details of what she has told her friend. The next day, Sato arrives at the Police Headquarter and meets up with detective [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]], who is talking to the [[Detective Boys]] at the time. She asks Takagi who the children are, only to be mistaken by them that she is his girlfriend. However, both of them denies that this is true. She also wonders if Takagi has heard anything from Yumi, without knowing that her friend has already told the police officer about what happened the previous night, saying that the person whom Sato likes is "someone from the first investigation division".

Later, the bank manager from a recent bank robbery case comes to see the police. During his phone call to his wife, everyone hears her sudden scream. Sato immediately drives Takagi, Conan and the manager to their house, only to discover the wife's stabbed body instead. The person to be in charge of this murder case is Inspector [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]], a police officer who has just been promoted recently. Sato sarcastically congratulates Shiratori on his rapid promotion, and jokingly comments that he may as well consider her "a possible wedding match", without knowing that this statement has raised a major misunderstanding from Takagi, who thinks that she really has affection for the new police inspector.

With the help from Conan, the trick and the identity of the killer are uncovered, and the case goes to an end. When all works are done, Shiratori invites Sato to have dinner with him at a restaurant that he knows but she turns down the offer, saying that French cuisine isn't her favorite. She instead invites Takagi to go out and eat ramen together. Just as the misunderstanding earlier is about to be cleared and Takagi finally has the chance to be with Sato, a drunken [[Juzo Megure|Megure]] suddenly appears and suggests them go out for a drink with him at a bar. Sato immediately approves of the idea despite the other invitation to Takagi, thus raises another serious misconception: Detective Sato has special feelings for Inspector Megure.

=== Innocent Suspect Case (Manga: [[Volume 23|231]]-[[Volume 24|233]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 2|156-157]]) ===

=== Sato's Father Case (Manga: [[Volume 27|267-269]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 3|205-206]]) ===

=== Police Escort Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 30|296-298]]; Anime: [[The Shinkansen Transport Case|240-241]]) ===

=== Sato's Omiai Case (Manga: [[Volume 32|328]]-[[Volume 33|330]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 4|253-254]]) ===
[[File:Miwako picking randomly.jpg|thumb|right| Randomly picks a file.]]
In these episodes, Sato and Takagi's feelings for each other are explored. Sato chose randomly and incidentally Shiratori for her omiai. Meanwhile, Sato realized her feelings for Takagi. Before she and Shiratori can kiss, Conan stopped them with Araide's help.

=== Parade Bomber Case (Manga: [[Volume 36|366-368]]; Anime: [[Parade of Malice and Saint|301-302]]) ===

=== Serial Bomber Case (Manga: [[Volume 36|369]]-[[Volume 37|373]]; Anime: [[The Trembling Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages|304]]) ===
During this case, she was having many flash backs of her former crush who was killed during a bombing incident. When the bombing started to become more familiar, she became very worried for Takagi. When Takagi and Conan were trapped in an elevator with a mercury lever bomb, Takagi told Sato that he and Conan would have to remain and die with the bomb to get the name of the location of a much bigger bomb. She tried to force her way through police to get to Takagi, but failed. However, the bomb was disabled by Conan at last second. Later after capturing the bomber, she ran after him and attempted to kill him as she was fully taken in with revenge. At the last second before she would have killed him, Takagi tackled Sato and even smacked her in the face to make her regain her senses. Takagi and Sato almost kissed, but the arrival of Inspector Megure broke the moment.

=== Missing Ring Case (Manga: [[Volume 40|404-406]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 5|358-359]]) ===

=== Takagi's Last Case (Manga: [[Volume 44|450-452]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 6|390-391]]) ===

=== Jewel Robber's Suicide Case (Manga: [[Volume 47|484-486]]; Anime: [[A Jewel Thief Caught Red-Handed|401-402]]) ===

=== Group Date Kidnapping Case (Manga: [[Volume 50|511-514]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7|431-432]]) ===

=== Fake Wedding Case (Manga: [[Volume 52|535-537]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding|449]]) ===

=== Sato's Ring Case (Manga: [[Volume 56|576-578]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 8: The Left Hand's Ring Finger|487]]) ===

=== Hammer Man Case (Manga: [[Volume 60|625-627]]; Anime: [[The Truth Behind the Urban Legend|530-531]]) ===
[[File:Takagi and Miwako about to kiss.jpg|thumb|right| Miwako and Takagi about to kiss.]]

=== Whistling Killer Case (Manga: [[Volume 64|670-673]]; Anime: [[The Scar that Evokes the Past|534-535]]) ===

=== The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love (Manga: [[Volume 76|804]]-[[Volume 77|808]]; Anime: [[The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love|681-683]]) ===
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Takagi is kidnapped by a mysterious man misunderstanding he is [[Wataru Date]] who makes his daughter commits suicide. He is bandaged on a plank of wood and there is a bomb under it. Sato saves kidnapped Takagi from killed by a bomb put under him.

===Non-canon Appearances===
==== Captured in Her Eyes ([[Captured in Her Eyes|Movie 4]]) ====
During ''Captured in Her Eyes'', Miwako was a target of a serial killer. She thought she was safe, but when she and Ran went to the bathroom, a blackout in the hotel occurred. A gunman then came into the bathroom, and she jumped on Ran to protect her. However, she was shot several times and put into a coma. This incident caused a large deal of grief for Ran and Takagi, even going as far as to make Ran completely lose her memories. She was given by doctors a 50% chance at surviving due to one bullet stopping extremely close to her heart. Luckily, she survived.

== Relationship analysis ==
=== Family & Friends ===
==== Wataru Takagi ====
{{main|Wataru Takagi and Miwako Sato}}
[[Image:Episode 535 - Sato and Takagi kiss.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Sato and Takagi]]Miwako started to have feelings for [[Takagi]] after seeing the resemblance he has of the deceased Matsuda Jinpei. Their relationship gradually develops as the series continues.
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==== Yumi Miyamoto ====
[[Image:Miwako and Yumi.png|thumb|right|150px|Miwako and Yumi chatting]]Yumi is Miwako's best friend in the headquarter. They are seen together a lot, and Yumi always teases Miwako about her relationship with Takagi.
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==== Inspector Megure ====
[[Image:Inspector Megure and Miwako Sato.png|thumb|right|150px|Inspector Megure with Miwako Sato]]Inspector Megure is like a father figure to Miwako as she said to Takagi in one of the episodes (although Takagi mistook it as a love interest at first).
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==== Conan Edogawa ====
[[Image:Conan with Officer Sato.png|thumb|right|150px|Miwako listens to Conan]]Miwako seems to admire Conan, like Takagi, usually telling Conan information that are actually forbidden to be leaked to normal citizens.
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==== Ninzaburo Shiratori ====
Although Shiratori crushes on Sato and attempts to marry her, she views him as a friend. He only gives up after the Detective Boys point him to Sumiko.

==== Miwako Sato's mother ====

== Character popularity ==
*eBookJapan held a character popularity poll from April 12, 2011 to May 12, 2011 in which readers of Detective Conan (international included) could vote for their favorite character. Sato placed 13th in the poll with 50 votes out of the 5,883 that were cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ebookjapan.jp/ebj/special/conan/vote_kekka2.asp|title=『名探偵コナン』人気投票結|date=2011-05-12|publisher=eBookJapan|accessdate=2011-05-15}}</ref>

*In honor of the release of the 800th manga chapter, Shonen Sunday held a popularity poll/contest containing 91 Detective Conan characters to choose from. Sato placed 14th overall with 107 votes.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://forum.dctp.ws/index.php?topic=8024.msg651566#msg651566|title=Shonen magazine detective conan official poll results published [magazine pic]|date=2012-02-28|publisher=eva|accessdate=2012-02-29}}</ref>

== Name origin ==

== Different looks ==
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Miwako_Before.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Miwako's "Before" Appearance (Episode 146)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Miwako_After.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Miwako's "After" Appearance (Episode 661)]]
|}

== Quotes ==
{{cquote|But kid, remember one thing... The word "justice" isn't a word you can involve in any occasion... it's something we must hold secretly in our heart.|To [[Genta]]}}

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths=100px perrow=6>
File:Miwako as a child.png|Miwako Sato as a child (18 years ago.)
</gallery>

== Trivia ==
[[File:Satos FD.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Sato's RX-7]]
* Sato drives a [[Cars#Miwako_Sato|red series 6 Mazda (Ẽfini) RX-7]]. It used to be white, but she painted it red so it would be more visible in the fog.
* Sato has a habit of shrieking while drifting without pulling the handbrake as she feels that shrieking helps make it easier. But she finds it embarrassing, though. This habit caused the "Mountain Witch" story to happen, as people reported the the witch would drift using a white FD and scream really loud.
* Sato is a fan of [[Lupin III]].
* Sato dislikes any shiny and expensive jewelry. This fact was used by Yumi to trick some of Sato's admirers to buy expensive her jewels that Yumi herself finds nice. However, Sato currently wears a ring which that Takagi bought for her, not realizing that he intended it to be an engagement ring.
* A running gag in the series is how whenever she and Takagi go on a date, they are stalked by other police detectives who have crushes on her.
* In the English Dub, during Captured In Her Eyes, a script error says that Sato died when she was shot. This is false, however, all parts of the movie say she died, until the end of the movie where it says she will survive. Why this is like this is unknown.
* Sato is bad at drawing.
* Sato, Takagi and Yumi are the only Police Officers to take Conan seriously, usually treating him as an equal.

== See also ==
* [[Characters]]
* [[Sato family]]
* [[Miwako Sato Appearances]]

== References ==
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Wataru Takagi

2014-06-09T13:54:19Z

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:''This article is about the character'' Wataru Takagi. ''For the voice actor of the same name, see [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)]].''
{{InfoBox Char
| name = Wataru Takagi
| japanese-name = 高木渉 (Takagi Wataru)
| english-name = Harry Wilder
| image = Wataru Takagi Profile.jpg
| age = ~26<ref>[[Volume 36|Volume 36, File 10, Page 6: "Red Trap"]]; Takagi says that Miwako is 2 years older than him (彼女は二つ年上で先輩なんだから...) In Conan Drill page 29, Sato is assumed to be about 28.</ref>
| gender = Male
| date-of-birth =
| relatives =
| occupation = Police Detective
| nicknames = Takagi-kun ([[Miwako Sato|Sato]]) Takagi-niisan ([[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]])
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_18#Actor.27s_Apartment_Case|File 171]] Anime: [[On Location, TV Drama Murder Case|Episode 21]]
| appearances = {{:Wataru Takagi Appearances}}
| cases-solved =
| keyhole = [[Volume 20]]
| japanese-voice = [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]]
| english-voice = [[Doug Burks]]
| drama-actor = [[Yuichi Tsuchiya]]
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Wataru Takagi|高木渉|Takagi Wataru}}''' is a police sergeant and detective from the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police|Tokyo Metropolitan Police District]]'s Criminal Investigation First Division.

== Background ==
Wataru Takagi is a newcomer to the Tokyo Police Criminal Investigations Division 1, having transferred after the bomber case about three years ago but by the time [[Shinichi Kudo]] first established his reputation as a detective, about two years ago.<ref>Manga Chapters 204-207: Shinichi's First Case, and Chapters 366-368: Parade Bomber Case</ref> His mentor was a senior agent called Date, who died one year before the present timeline. He first met Shinichi's alter ego [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] during the investigation of the murder of actress Isami Nagakura, accompanying [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] and helping to expose the trick with the identical rooms.<ref>Manga Chapters 171-172: Actor's Appartment Case</ref>

Ever since his joining the force, Takagi (like so many of his other colleagues) has harbored romantic feelings for [[Miwako Sato]]. While Sato appeared to have taken a liking to him as well, Takagi was easily discouraged by the way she dealt with other male colleagues, including their superior Inspector Megure (though in that case it was more a daughterly affection to a father figure, since Sato's father had died when she was very young).<ref>Manga Chapter 233: Countdown</ref><ref>Manga Chapter 269: Time's Up</ref> In time, thanks to several severe incidents - and despite the interference of the other officers in the department, chiefly [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]] -, their professional relationship grew more personal,<ref>Manga Chapters 267-269: Sato's Father Case</ref><ref>Manga Chapters 366-368: Parade Bomber Case</ref><ref>Manga Chapters 369-373: Serial Bomber Case</ref><ref>Manga Chapters 404-406: Missing Ring Case</ref> and finally Sato and Takagi shared their first kiss after he had been hospitalized in the course of a difficult case<ref>Episode 683: The Life-Threating Broadcast of Love (entering the scene)</ref> and kissed the second (and third!) time in Episode 683 when he almost died in a bomb accident.

== Personality ==
While he is initially self-conscious and bumbling, Takagi is a dedicated member of the Tokyo Police Force and shows promise as a good officer as the series progresses. He is one of the few officers who trusts [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]'s judgments the most, listening to him at case scenes to find important evidence and sometimes even letting Conan take the lead in their investigation (the case with [[Miwako Sato|Sato]] handcuffed to the wrong suspect in the bathroom being a good example).<ref>Manga Chapter 232: Finding Evidence</ref>

Takagi has a strong intuition and sense of justice, and is very honorable. He has a strong drive to protect others, partially based in his profession as an officer, and partially based on a self-sacrificing trait in his personality. He is always very polite, even when alarmed, and defers to the judgment of his partner Miwako Sato not only because she is his senior, but because he truly respects her.

His hobbies are playing the maracas<ref>Manga Chapter 620: The Vanished Blunt Weapon</ref> and following the international wrestling scene, being a fan of wrestlers such as [[wikipedia:Bruiser Brody|Bruiser Brody]] and [[wikipedia:Keiji Mutoh|Keiji Mutoh]], and recognizing a move that Ran does as the "Shining Wizard," a finishing move of Mutoh's.<ref>Manga Chapter 388: Wolf's Shadow</ref> In summary, his hobbies involve a lot of martial arts and sports.

== Plot overview ==
=== Prior to Manga Appearances ===

=== Actor's Apartment Case (Manga: [[Volume 17|170]]-[[Volume 18|172]]; Anime: [[The Historical Actor Murder Case|102-103]]) ===
Takagi makes his debut in the Manga series.

=== Treadmill Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 21|208-210]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story|146-147]]) ===

This is the first case to show detective Takagi’s romantic affection for a female police officer, [[Miwako Sato]].

Initially, Takagi is tasked with the mission of recording the [[Detective Boys]]' testimonies regarding the events at the [[The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case|Blue Castle]]. Just as they're about to begin, the children notice his untidy clothing and wonder if he doesn't have a girlfriend. [[Agasa]] offers to introduce to him his cousin's granddaughter, but Takagi awkwardly declines, stating that he has already had someone that he likes, right before detective [[Miwako Sato]] enters the room. Takagi keeps blushing, and his unnatural manner in front of Sato makes the Detective Boys think that she is really his girlfriend. However, both of them denies that this is true. Takagi wonders why Sato didn't go to assist [[Inspector Megure]] in the bank robbery case, and learns that the bank manager, together with his wife, will arrive at the Police Headquarter. Sato asks Takagi whether he has heard anything from her friend Yumi. He silently recalls Yumi's words, about what Sato told her when she was drunk, that the person she likes is someone from the first investigation division, who may very well be Takagi himself.

The bank manager, Keizo Masuo, comes by himself and decides to call his wife. During the phone call, Takagi and the others suddenly hear the wife's scream. He, Sato, [[Conan]] and Keizo rush to Keizo's house and find his wife's dead body. The person to be in charge of this murder case is Inspector [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]], a police officer who has just been promoted recently. When Sato sarcastically suggests that Shiratori may as well consider her "a possible wedding match", Takagi misunderstands and begins to suspect that the person whom Sato said she has feelings for is none other than Shiratori. He keeps thinking of unreal scenarios with Shiratori and Sato being together, and isn't able to fully concentrate on the case.

Later, with the help from Conan, the trick and the identity of the killer are uncovered, and the case goes to an end. After turning down the invitation of Shiratori, Sato invites Takagi to go out and have ramen for dinner, to which he accepts happily. Unexpectedly, a drunken Megure comes up and asks them to go for a drink with him at the bar, and Sato immediately approves of the idea despite the invitation to Takagi earlier. Because of this, Takagi suddenly suspects that Sato's love interest is in fact Inspector Megure, and declines the offer.

The case ends with a depressed Takagi lying on the table and being unable to do anything, even though he still hasn't taken the Detective Boys' testimonies yet.

=== Innocent Suspect Case (Manga: [[Volume 23|231]]-[[Volume 24|233]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 2|156-157]]) ===

=== Sato's Father Case (Manga: [[Volume 27|267-269]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 3|205-206]]) ===

=== Police Escort Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 30|296-298]]; Anime: [[The Shinkansen Transport Case|240-241]]) ===

=== Sato's Omiai Case (Manga: [[Volume 32|328]]-[[Volume 33|330]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 4|253-254]]) ===

=== Parade Bomber Case (Manga: [[Volume 36|366-368]]; Anime: [[Parade of Malice and Saint|301-302]]) ===

=== Serial Bomber Case (Manga: [[Volume 36|369]]-[[Volume 37|373]]; Anime: [[The Trembling Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages|304]]) ===

=== Missing Ring Case (Manga: [[Volume 40|404-406]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 5|358-359]]) ===

=== Takagi's Last Case (Manga: [[Volume 44|450-452]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 6|390-391]]) ===

=== Jewel Robber's Suicide Case (Manga: [[Volume 47|484-486]]; Anime: [[A Jewel Thief Caught Red-Handed|401-402]]) ===

=== Group Date Kidnapping Case (Manga: [[Volume 50|511-514]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7|431-432]]) ===

=== Fake Wedding Case (Manga: [[Volume 52|535-537]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding|449]]) ===

=== Sato's Ring Case (Manga: [[Volume 56|576-578]]; Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 8: The Left Hand's Ring Finger|487]]) ===

=== Hammer Man Case (Manga: [[Volume 60|625-627]]; Anime: [[The Truth Behind the Urban Legend|530-531]]) ===

=== Whistling Killer Case (Manga: [[Volume 64|670-673]]; Anime: [[The Scar that Evokes the Past|534-535]]) ===

=== The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love (Manga: [[Volume 76|804]]-[[Volume 77|808]]; Anime: [[The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love|681-683]]) ===
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Takagi is kidnapped by a mystery man misunderstanding he is [[Wataru Date]] who makes his daughter suicide. Police officers including Superintendent [[Matsumoto]] and Inspector [[Megure]] find their way to save Takagi with [[Conan]]'s help. [[Sato]] saves Takagi on time before the bomb under him exploded.

== Relationships analysis ==
=== Family & Friends ===
[[Image:Episode 535 - Sato and Takagi kiss.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Sato and Takagi]]
==== Miwako Sato ====
{{main|Wataru Takagi and Miwako Sato}}
His affection for [[Miwako Sato|Sato]] is a driving force of his character development. While his insecurity and comical outside interference regularly get in the way, he slowly manages to win her heart through his dedication, honesty and sincerity - traits Sato had also admired in her late colleague [[Jinpei Matsuda]]. Sato finally kisses Takagi after he has been severely wounded while protecting others.

==== Conan Edogawa ====
Takagi has come the closest of any of the Division One members to finding out [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]'s true identity. In the Tokyo Tower Bomber Case, while they waited for the elevator bomb's clock to run down to give the final clue to stop the greater crime, [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]], as Conan, told Takagi that he would answer Takagi's questions about his real identity "on the other side." Takagi has also come to acknowledge Conan's sharp mind and intellect, taking Conan's observations seriously and even allowing him to accompany him to question suspects, most notably during the New Scar and the Whistling Man Case where he has the rest of the Detective Boys remain in the car.

==== Detective Chiba ====
Takagi and [[Detective Chiba|Chiba]] always work together on murder cases. Chiba is also the only male officer in their department who has had no obsessive crush on Sato, and in fact supported Takagi in his romantic endeavors on several occasions.

==== Wataru Date ====
[[Wataru Date|Date]] was Takagi's mentor and close friend who passed away in a traffic accident. As the pronunciation of his name was the same as Wataru Takagi's, Takagi and Date were nicknamed "the Wataru brothers" (ワタル・ブラザーズ).

== Character popularity ==
*eBookJapan held a character popularity poll from April 12, 2011 to May 12, 2011 in which readers of Detective Conan (international included) could vote for their favorite character. Takagi placed 14th in the poll with 46 votes out of the 5,883 that were cast.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ebookjapan.jp/ebj/special/conan/vote_kekka2.asp|title=『名探偵コナン』人気投票結|date=2011-05-12|publisher=eBookJapan|accessdate=2011-05-15}}</ref>

*In honor of the release of the 15th movie, [[Quarter of Silence]], the official Conan movie website held a popularity poll for the top 10 Detective Conan characters. Takagi placed 10th out of 10.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.conan-movie.jp/camp_chara/camp15th_res.html|title=名探偵コナン「キャラクター人気投票」|date=2011|publisher=www.conan-movie.jp|accessdate=2011-08-12}}</ref>

*In honor of the release of the 800th manga chapter, Shonen Sunday held a popularity poll/contest containing 91 Detective Conan characters to choose from. Takagi placed 10th overall with 226 votes.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://forum.dctp.ws/index.php?topic=8024.msg651566#msg651566|title=Shonen magazine detective conan official poll results published [magazine pic]|date=2012-02-28|publisher=eva|accessdate=2012-02-29}}</ref>

== Name origin ==
Takagi is named after his voice actor: he was originally a nameless character. In [[Night Road Murder Case|Episode 66]], when Megure asks Takagi to check the bloodstains on the roof, his voice actor [[Chafurin]] adlibbed the name "Wataru Takagi" by accident during the recording session.

== Different looks ==
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Takagi_Before.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Takagi's "Before" Appearance (Episode 26)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Takagi_Second_Look.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Takagi's "Middle" Appearance (Episode 147)]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Takagi_After.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Takagi's "After" Appearance (Episode 626)]]
|}

== Quotes ==
{{cquote|It doesn't matter whether it's a petty or a major crime, all crimes are unforgivable!{{citation needed}}}}
==In other languages==
{{BeginTable CharLang}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|渉 Wataru|高木 Takagi}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=US|English|Harry|Wilder}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan|Wataru|Takagi}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=France|French|Wataru|Takagi}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Wataru|Takagi}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Wataru|Takagi}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Takagi|Wataru}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Saudi Arabia|Arabic|''Not given''| تاكاجي　Takaji}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|형선 Hyung Sun|신 Shin}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Wataru|Takagi}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|วาตารุ|ทาคางิ}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Russia|Russian|Ватару|Такаги}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Takagi<ref>In the anime, it is pronunced like "Takaji"</ref>|Wataru}}
{{EndTable}}

== Trivia ==
*Despite debuting in [[On Location, TV Drama Murder Case]] it isn't until the [[Karaoke Box Murder Case]] that Takagi is credited and referred to by that name.
*Takagi's appearance seems to have changed. His old hairstyle included a spikier fringe compared to the current one as well as a darker skin tone.
*Takagi drives a [[Cars|Nissan Skyline]].
*The name of the voice actor of Takagi is Wataru Takagi also.

== See also ==
* [[Wataru Takagi Appearances]]
* [[Characters]]

== References ==
<references />
{{Characters}}
{{Police}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Takagi Wataru}}
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Police detectives]]
[[Category:Anime original characters]]
[[Category:Anime to manga characters]]
[[Category:Male characters]]
[[Category:Characters named after their voice actors]]
[[de:Wataru Takagi]]

Shukichi Haneda

2014-06-09T13:51:32Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* See also */

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| name = Shukichi Haneda
| japanese-name = 羽田秀𠮷 (Haneda Shūkichi)
| english-name = Shukichi Haneda
| image = Shukichi Haneda Profile.jpg
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| gender = Male
| height =
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| date-of-birth =
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| nicknames = Chuukichi ([[Yumi Miyamoto]])
| aliases = Taiko Meijin
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume 80#File_847_-_Until_I_Collect_All_Seven|File 847]] Anime: [[The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene|Episode 731]]
| appearances = {{:Shukichi Haneda Appearances}}
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'''{{nihongo|Shukichi Haneda|羽田秀𠮷|Haneda Shūkichi}}''' is a professional [[wikipedia:Shogi|shogi]] player, as well as the former boyfriend of [[Yumi Miyamoto]] in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

==Background==
Not much is known about Shukichi Haneda's past and background before he met Yumi, except that he had already lived a rather wealthy life.<ref>[[Volume 80|Volume 80, File 847, page 3: "Until I Collect All Seven"]]</ref> It's also unknown when Haneda started his career as a professional shogi player, but he had already attained the prestigious [[wikipedia: Meijin (shogi)|Meijin]] title back when he was still dating Yumi, without the latter knowing.<ref>[[Volume 80|Volume 80, File 849, page 15: "Taikou's Optimal Moves"]]</ref>

Haneda's main objective is to prove himself worthy as Yumi's boyfriend by secretly winning all seven shogi titles, despite having technically been dumped by her. So far, he has achieved four titles in total.<ref name="titles">[[Volume 80|Volume 80, File 849, page 14: "Taikou's Optimal Moves"]]</ref> He is also widely known by the name of '''{{nihongo|Taiko Meijin|太閤名人|Taikō Meijin}}''' in the world of shogi.

Haneda currently lives in an apartment at {{nihongo|Chateau Beika Condo|シャトー　米花　マンション|Shatō Beika Manshon}}, the same place as when he was still going out with Yumi.<ref>The anime version (Episode 731) shows the number of his locker as 1801.</ref>

==Personality==
Haneda has a very cheerful and somewhat childish personality, much to Yumi's annoyance. In front of Yumi and other characters, he rarely suppresses his emotions, which can range from overly joyful when meeting his former girlfriend, to hilariously disapproving when the latter announces that their relationship was over. Despite this, Haneda does show a calmer and more serious side during some situations, most notably when he is making his deductions or when he appears in front of the media.

On the other hand, Haneda is quite confident and proud of his excellent memory, as seen when he proclaims himself the best memorizer in the world.<ref name="memory">[[Volume 80|Volume 80, File 847, page 14: "Until I Collect All Seven"]]</ref> From his goal of achieving all seven shogi titles to win Yumi's admiration, he also shows himself as a person with great patience and determination.

==Appearance==

==Abilitites and Skills==
===Shogi===
Shukichi Haneda has won numerous shogi matches and earned himself the title Meijin, which, along with [[wikipedia:Ryu-oh|Ryu-oh]], is the most prestigious title in the professional shogi titleholder system;<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meijin_(shogi)</ref><ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryu-oh</ref> as well as attained three other titles.<ref name="titles" />

===Deductive abilities===
As a professional shoji player, Shukichi Haneda is very intelligent. He was shown to be able to participate in solving a murder case next to his house, where he effectively figured out the trick behind the victim's suicide note, as well as the culprit's identity.

===Memorization===
Haneda is extremely skillful at memorizing, as shown when he managed to remember the code written on [[Sakurako]]'s paper despite having only seen it for a very short amount of time. He also claims to be the best in this field.<ref name="memory" />

==Appellations==
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==Plot overview==
===Missing Classmate Case (Manga: [[Volume 49|506]]; Anime: [[Super Secret of the Road to School|427]]) ===
Haneda was first mentioned by Yumi to the Detective Boys when the children were looking for a missing schoolgirl. She described him as someone with a good-looking face but childish personality. She also mentioned having "dumped him in a bad way".<ref>[[Volume 49|Volume 49, File 506, page 11: "The Secret Path to School"]]</ref>

===Yumi's Love Story (Manga: [[Volume_80|847-849]]; Anime: [[The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene|731-732]])===
Yumi recalls her moment with Haneda before they broke up. When she proposed that they should end their relationship as she would become a police officer, Haneda handed her an envelope and told her not to open until he "collect all seven", referring to the shogi titles. However, he hasn't contacted her ever since then, so she officially broke up with him.

When a murder takes place at his neighboring apartment, Haneda becomes one of the prime suspects as he knows the code to acquire the spare key. That is when he finally meets his ex-girlfriend again after all those years. He cheerfully introduces to everyone about their relationship, only to be denied by Yumi.

As the investigation progresses, Haneda perceives the true nature of the victim's suicide note, calling it "a well prepared move", which turns out to be an important clue. Later, when asked about his own alibi, Haneda refuses to answer, much to Yumi's annoyance. However, he mentally tells her not to be worried, while confidently looking at Conan, who's already figured out the truth about the case.

Conan, with Haneda's helps, points out that the culprit is the victim's husband. Haneda explains that the suicide note was actually written four years ago, on an airplane that almost crashed; the culprit used it to fake her death as a suicide. He also reveals that he has suspected the husband since he saw the note, and his theory was confirmed when he overheard his conversation with his son.

At the end of the case, it is revealed that Haneda is in fact the famous shogi player called "Taiko Meijin", and was having a match when the crime occured. He kept quiet about it so Yumi couldn't find out about his occupation. It's also revealed that the reason he's so determined in winning all seven shogi titles is because when the two were still dating, Yumi used to express her admiration for a sumo champion who had won six tournaments in a row.

===Shogi Tournament (Manga: [[Volume_85|899-9XX]])===

Haneda won important matches to help him win his 4th, 5th and 6th titles. Before he begins his title match to become only the 2nd Nanakanou (Shogi player with all 7 titles) in history, he receives a letter. He opens the letter only to find out that Yumi was kidnapped and is trapped in a well. The letter contains clues pertaining to the whereabouts of Yumi. He arrives at the location but cannot find the well. Upon he arrival, he bumps into Conan and the Detective Boys who immediately ask the real purpose of Haneda. The match is postponed as Haneda attempts to win both the battle of Shogi and love.

==Relationships analysis==
===Yumi Miyamoto===
Shukichi Haneda and [[Yumi Miyamoto]] first met when the latter was still in college, and had begun dating since then until Yumi eventually broke up with him. Despite this, it appears they still have feelings for each other. Haneda doesn't seem to care about the break-up and still thinks of her as his girlfriend, as if nothing has happened. Yumi, on the other hand, clearly shows her concern when she hears that someone from the condo he's living is dead, and when he refuses to provide his alibi. The fact that they still call the other by their pet names further hints at this.

So far, Haneda still hasn't revealed his true occupation as a shogi player to Yumi.

===Conan Edogawa===
Haneda seems to have noticed [[Conan]]'s intelligence and trusted his deductions the first time they met.

==Name origin==
His full name Shukichi Haneda (羽田秀𠮷) and the in-story nickname Taiko (太閤) are both references to [[wikipedia:Toyotomi Hideyoshi|Toyotomi Hideyoshi]] (豊臣秀吉), who was later renamed Hashiba Hideyoshi (羽柴秀吉).<ref>[[Volume 80|Volume 80, File 849, page 15: "Taikou's Optimal Moves"]]</ref> Additionally, Haneda's "Hane" (羽) also comes from [[wikipedia:Yoshiharu Habu|Yoshiharu Habu]] ('''羽'''生善治), a real-life professional shogi player who has won all seven titles.<ref>http://ddnavi.com/news/191132/ Translation: http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/?p=316639</ref>

==Quotes==

==In other languages==

==Trivia==

==Gallery==

==See also==
* [[Shukichi Haneda Appearances]]
* [[Yumi Miyamoto]]
* [[Characters]]

==References==
<references />

{{Characters}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Haneda Shukichi}}
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Male characters]]

[[de:Shukichi Haneda]]

Yumi Miyamoto

2014-06-09T13:01:22Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* See also */

{{InfoBox Char
| name = Yumi Miyamoto
| japanese-name = 宮本由美 (Miyamoto Yumi)
| english-name =
| image = Yumi Miyamoto Profile.jpg
| age = Unknown
| gender = Female
| date-of-birth =
| relatives =
| occupation = Traffic Cop
| nicknames =
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_21#Treadmill_Murder_Case|File 208]] Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story|Episode 146]]
| appearances = {{:Yumi Miyamoto Appearances}}
| keyhole = [[Volume 47]]
| cases-solved =
| japanese-voice = [[Yuu Sugimoto]]
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Yumi Miyamoto|宮本由美|Miyamoto Yumi}}''' is a character in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

== Background ==
Yumi is a traffic cop who mostly focuses on traffic accidents and hit-and-runs. She often runs into the [[Detective Boys]] and [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] when they are in the middle of solving a case, and has helped them numerous times in solving cases and catching criminals.

Yumi's best friend is [[Miwako Sato]], whom she often teased about her feelings for [[Wataru Takagi]]. She often went to the both of them and gave them both advice on how to tell each other how they felt, which was sometimes successful; but other times, the plans failed due to Takagi and Sato's shyness around each other. With Takagi and Sato finally having confessed their feelings to each other, and with their greatest competitor, [[Ninzaburo Shiratori|Shiratori]], having found [[Sumiko Kobayashi|his match]] as well, she is possibly now left at a loss at whom to tease.

== Personality ==
Yumi is a rather mischievous person and a compulsive match-maker who tries every trick in the trade to bring Sato and Takagi together, even going so far as dropping hints to others about their dates in order to prompt jealousy. She is considered an attractive member of the police force, but is still single. This allows her to take advantage of the men in the district, having them buy gifts for her to try and impress her. However, she is also jealous of Sato and others for having relationships while she remains single, and did everything she could to keep [[Detective Chiba|Chiba]] and [[Naeko Miike|Miike]] from spending too much time alone when she noticed how well they were getting along. Yumi had a boyfriend in her college years whom she had dumped. The boyfriend is said to have a childish personality and very immature, but good looking. Yumi dumped him due to his personality. But years later, they met again after Naeko's friend called Naeko that someone is dead in an apartment and Yumi and her ex-boyfriend met again and revealed that to the Detective Boys and Yumi looking at him with a not-him-again face.<ref>Volume 49, File 506, page 11: "The Secret Path to School"</ref>

Yumi owns two dogs named Suta and Hachi, and is allergic to cats.<ref>Volume 49, File 507, page 5: "The Secret Path to School 2"</ref>

== Plot overview ==

== Relationships analysis ==

=== Family & Friends ===

She is close friendly with lot of their relatives, most of them including Conan refer her as Yumi-san (normally in Japan, the courtesy want to use the name to refer a simply friend or fellow worker)

==== Miwako Sato ====
Yumi and [[Miwako Sato|Sato]] are best friends. They go hang out at karaoke.

==== Wataru Takagi ====
[[File:yumitakagi.jpg|Yumi and [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]]|right|thumb]]
Yumi and [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] are also friends and Yumi sometimes give advices to Takagi about how to handle Miwako (even though she always teases him).

==== Naeko Miike ====
[[File:yuminaekof04f3fdbb6fd5266b38c0b81aa18972bd5073607.jpg|[[Naeko Miike|Naeko]] and Yumi|right|thumb]]
Yumi is [[Naeko Miike|Miike]]'s senior at work, and even though she cares for her subordinate, she does everything she could to keep Miike away from Chiba, because if those two dates, Yumi will be the only single one among her friends.

==== Shukichi Haneda ====
[[File:exboyfriendi7654.jpg|Yumi with her ex-boyfriend, [[Shukichi Haneda]]|right|thumb]]
[[Shukichi Haneda]] is Yumi's ex-boyfriend from her college years whom she had dumped. Haneda is said to have a childish personality and very immature, but good looking. Yumi dumped him due to his personality. But years later, they met again after Naeko's friend called Naeko that someone is dead in an apartment.

== Name origin ==

== Quotes ==

== In other languages ==
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{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|由美 Yumi|宮本 Miyamoto}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=France|French|Yumi|Miyamoto}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Yumi|Miyamoto}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Yumi|Miyamoto}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Yumi|Miyamoto}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Saudi Arabia|Arabic|Yomi يومي|''Not given''}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Yumi|Miyamoto}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|유미 Yoo Mee|김 Kim}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ยูมิ|มิยาโมโต้}}
{{EndTable}}

== Trivia ==

== See also ==
* [[Yumi Miyamoto Appearances]]
* [[Characters]]

== References ==
<references/>

{{Characters}}
{{Police}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Miyamoto Yumi}}
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Female characters]]
[[de:Yumi Miyamoto]]

Yumi Miyamoto

2014-06-09T11:03:06Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Family & Friends */

{{InfoBox Char
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| japanese-name = 宮本由美 (Miyamoto Yumi)
| english-name =
| image = Yumi Miyamoto Profile.jpg
| age = Unknown
| gender = Female
| date-of-birth =
| relatives =
| occupation = Traffic Cop
| nicknames =
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_21#Treadmill_Murder_Case|File 208]] Anime: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story|Episode 146]]
| appearances = {{:Yumi Miyamoto Appearances}}
| keyhole = [[Volume 47]]
| cases-solved =
| japanese-voice = [[Yuu Sugimoto]]
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Yumi Miyamoto|宮本由美|Miyamoto Yumi}}''' is a character in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

== Background ==
Yumi is a traffic cop who mostly focuses on traffic accidents and hit-and-runs. She often runs into the [[Detective Boys]] and [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] when they are in the middle of solving a case, and has helped them numerous times in solving cases and catching criminals.

Yumi's best friend is [[Miwako Sato]], whom she often teased about her feelings for [[Wataru Takagi]]. She often went to the both of them and gave them both advice on how to tell each other how they felt, which was sometimes successful; but other times, the plans failed due to Takagi and Sato's shyness around each other. With Takagi and Sato finally having confessed their feelings to each other, and with their greatest competitor, [[Ninzaburo Shiratori|Shiratori]], having found [[Sumiko Kobayashi|his match]] as well, she is possibly now left at a loss at whom to tease.

== Personality ==
Yumi is a rather mischievous person and a compulsive match-maker who tries every trick in the trade to bring Sato and Takagi together, even going so far as dropping hints to others about their dates in order to prompt jealousy. She is considered an attractive member of the police force, but is still single. This allows her to take advantage of the men in the district, having them buy gifts for her to try and impress her. However, she is also jealous of Sato and others for having relationships while she remains single, and did everything she could to keep [[Detective Chiba|Chiba]] and [[Naeko Miike|Miike]] from spending too much time alone when she noticed how well they were getting along. Yumi had a boyfriend in her college years whom she had dumped. The boyfriend is said to have a childish personality and very immature, but good looking. Yumi dumped him due to his personality. But years later, they met again after Naeko's friend called Naeko that someone is dead in an apartment and Yumi and her ex-boyfriend met again and revealed that to the Detective Boys and Yumi looking at him with a not-him-again face.<ref>Volume 49, File 506, page 11: "The Secret Path to School"</ref>

Yumi owns two dogs named Suta and Hachi, and is allergic to cats.<ref>Volume 49, File 507, page 5: "The Secret Path to School 2"</ref>

== Plot overview ==

== Relationships analysis ==

=== Family & Friends ===

She is close friendly with lot of their relatives, most of them including Conan refer her as Yumi-san (normally in Japan, the courtesy want to use the name to refer a simply friend or fellow worker)

==== Miwako Sato ====
Yumi and [[Miwako Sato|Sato]] are best friends. They go hang out at karaoke.

==== Wataru Takagi ====
[[File:yumitakagi.jpg|Yumi and [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]]|right|thumb]]
Yumi and [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] are also friends and Yumi sometimes give advices to Takagi about how to handle Miwako (even though she always teases him).

==== Naeko Miike ====
[[File:yuminaekof04f3fdbb6fd5266b38c0b81aa18972bd5073607.jpg|[[Naeko Miike|Naeko]] and Yumi|right|thumb]]
Yumi is [[Naeko Miike|Miike]]'s senior at work, and even though she cares for her subordinate, she does everything she could to keep Miike away from Chiba, because if those two dates, Yumi will be the only single one among her friends.

==== Shukichi Haneda ====
[[File:exboyfriendi7654.jpg|Yumi with her ex-boyfriend, [[Shukichi Haneda]]|right|thumb]]
[[Shukichi Haneda]] is Yumi's ex-boyfriend from her college years whom she had dumped. Haneda is said to have a childish personality and very immature, but good looking. Yumi dumped him due to his personality. But years later, they met again after Naeko's friend called Naeko that someone is dead in an apartment.

== Name origin ==

== Quotes ==

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable CharLang}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|由美 Yumi|宮本 Miyamoto}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=France|French|Yumi|Miyamoto}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Yumi|Miyamoto}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Yumi|Miyamoto}}
{{CharLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Yumi|Miyamoto}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Saudi Arabia|Arabic|Yomi يومي|''Not given''}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Yumi|Miyamoto}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|유미 Yoo Mee|김 Kim}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ยูมิ|มิยาโมโต้}}
{{EndTable}}

== Trivia ==

== See also ==
* [[Characters]]

== References ==
<references/>

{{Characters}}
{{Police}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Miyamoto Yumi}}
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Female characters]]
[[de:Yumi Miyamoto]]

Shukichi Haneda

2014-06-09T10:52:01Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Shogi Ransom (Manga: 899-9XX) */

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| japanese-name = 羽田秀𠮷 (Haneda Shūkichi)
| english-name = Shukichi Haneda
| image = Shukichi Haneda Profile.jpg
| age = 28
| gender = Male
| height =
| weight =
| date-of-birth =
| relatives =
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| nicknames = Chuukichi ([[Yumi Miyamoto]])
| aliases = Taiko Meijin
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| appearances = {{:Shukichi Haneda Appearances}}
| cases-solved = 1
| japanese-voice = [[Toshiyuki Morikawa]]
| english-voice =
| drama-actor =
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Shukichi Haneda|羽田秀𠮷|Haneda Shūkichi}}''' is a professional [[wikipedia:Shogi|shogi]] player, as well as the former boyfriend of [[Yumi Miyamoto]] in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

==Background==
Not much is known about Shukichi Haneda's past and background before he met Yumi, except that he had already lived a rather wealthy life.<ref>[[Volume 80|Volume 80, File 847, page 3: "Until I Collect All Seven"]]</ref> It's also unknown when Haneda started his career as a professional shogi player, but he had already attained the prestigious [[wikipedia: Meijin (shogi)|Meijin]] title back when he was still dating Yumi, without the latter knowing.<ref>[[Volume 80|Volume 80, File 849, page 15: "Taikou's Optimal Moves"]]</ref>

Haneda's main objective is to prove himself worthy as Yumi's boyfriend by secretly winning all seven shogi titles, despite having technically been dumped by her. So far, he has achieved four titles in total.<ref name="titles">[[Volume 80|Volume 80, File 849, page 14: "Taikou's Optimal Moves"]]</ref> He is also widely known by the name of '''{{nihongo|Taiko Meijin|太閤名人|Taikō Meijin}}''' in the world of shogi.

Haneda currently lives in an apartment at {{nihongo|Chateau Beika Condo|シャトー　米花　マンション|Shatō Beika Manshon}}, the same place as when he was still going out with Yumi.<ref>The anime version (Episode 731) shows the number of his locker as 1801.</ref>

==Personality==
Haneda has a very cheerful and somewhat childish personality, much to Yumi's annoyance. In front of Yumi and other characters, he rarely suppresses his emotions, which can range from overly joyful when meeting his former girlfriend, to hilariously disapproving when the latter announces that their relationship was over. Despite this, Haneda does show a calmer and more serious side during some situations, most notably when he is making his deductions or when he appears in front of the media.

On the other hand, Haneda is quite confident and proud of his excellent memory, as seen when he proclaims himself the best memorizer in the world.<ref name="memory">[[Volume 80|Volume 80, File 847, page 14: "Until I Collect All Seven"]]</ref> From his goal of achieving all seven shogi titles to win Yumi's admiration, he also shows himself as a person with great patience and determination.

==Appearance==

==Abilitites and Skills==
===Shogi===
Shukichi Haneda has won numerous shogi matches and earned himself the title Meijin, which, along with [[wikipedia:Ryu-oh|Ryu-oh]], is the most prestigious title in the professional shogi titleholder system;<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meijin_(shogi)</ref><ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryu-oh</ref> as well as attained three other titles.<ref name="titles" />

===Deductive abilities===
As a professional shoji player, Shukichi Haneda is very intelligent. He was shown to be able to participate in solving a murder case next to his house, where he effectively figured out the trick behind the victim's suicide note, as well as the culprit's identity.

===Memorization===
Haneda is extremely skillful at memorizing, as shown when he managed to remember the code written on [[Sakurako]]'s paper despite having only seen it for a very short amount of time. He also claims to be the best in this field.<ref name="memory" />

==Appellations==
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! style="width:60px;"|Picture !! style="width:125px;"|Name !! style="width:200px;"|What they call Haneda !! style="width:200px;"|What Haneda calls them
|-
| [[File:Conan Edogawa 60px.jpg]] || [[Conan Edogawa]] || Haneda-san ||
|}
</tab>
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{| class="chartable cells-centered" style="margin: 0px;"
! style="width:60px;"|Picture !! style="width:125px;"|Name !! style="width:200px;"|What they call Haneda !! style="width:200px;"|What Haneda calls them
|-
| [[File:Yumi Miyamoto 60px.jpg]] || [[Yumi Miyamoto]] || Chuukichi || Yumi-tan
|}
</tab>
</tabs>

==Plot overview==
===Missing Classmate Case (Manga: [[Volume 49|506]]; Anime: [[Super Secret of the Road to School|427]]) ===
Haneda was first mentioned by Yumi to the Detective Boys when the children were looking for a missing schoolgirl. She described him as someone with a good-looking face but childish personality. She also mentioned having "dumped him in a bad way".<ref>[[Volume 49|Volume 49, File 506, page 11: "The Secret Path to School"]]</ref>

===Yumi's Love Story (Manga: [[Volume_80|847-849]]; Anime: [[The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene|731-732]])===
Yumi recalls her moment with Haneda before they broke up. When she proposed that they should end their relationship as she would become a police officer, Haneda handed her an envelope and told her not to open until he "collect all seven", referring to the shogi titles. However, he hasn't contacted her ever since then, so she officially broke up with him.

When a murder takes place at his neighboring apartment, Haneda becomes one of the prime suspects as he knows the code to acquire the spare key. That is when he finally meets his ex-girlfriend again after all those years. He cheerfully introduces to everyone about their relationship, only to be denied by Yumi.

As the investigation progresses, Haneda perceives the true nature of the victim's suicide note, calling it "a well prepared move", which turns out to be an important clue. Later, when asked about his own alibi, Haneda refuses to answer, much to Yumi's annoyance. However, he mentally tells her not to be worried, while confidently looking at Conan, who's already figured out the truth about the case.

Conan, with Haneda's helps, points out that the culprit is the victim's husband. Haneda explains that the suicide note was actually written four years ago, on an airplane that almost crashed; the culprit used it to fake her death as a suicide. He also reveals that he has suspected the husband since he saw the note, and his theory was confirmed when he overheard his conversation with his son.

At the end of the case, it is revealed that Haneda is in fact the famous shogi player called "Taiko Meijin", and was having a match when the crime occured. He kept quiet about it so Yumi couldn't find out about his occupation. It's also revealed that the reason he's so determined in winning all seven shogi titles is because when the two were still dating, Yumi used to express her admiration for a sumo champion who had won six tournaments in a row.

===Shogi Tournament (Manga: [[Volume_85|899-9XX]])===

Haneda won important matches to help him win his 4th, 5th and 6th titles. Before he begins his title match to become only the 2nd Nanakanou (Shogi player with all 7 titles) in history, he receives a letter. He opens the letter only to find out that Yumi was kidnapped and is trapped in a well. The letter contains clues pertaining to the whereabouts of Yumi. He arrives at the location but cannot find the well. Upon he arrival, he bumps into Conan and the Detective Boys who immediately ask the real purpose of Haneda. The match is postponed as Haneda attempts to win both the battle of Shogi and love.

==Relationships analysis==
===Yumi Miyamoto===
Shukichi Haneda and [[Yumi Miyamoto]] first met when the latter was still in college, and had begun dating since then until Yumi eventually broke up with him. Despite this, it appears they still have feelings for each other. Haneda doesn't seem to care about the break-up and still thinks of her as his girlfriend, as if nothing has happened. Yumi, on the other hand, clearly shows her concern when she hears that someone from the condo he's living is dead, and when he refuses to provide his alibi. The fact that they still call the other by their pet names further hints at this.

So far, Haneda still hasn't revealed his true occupation as a shogi player to Yumi.

===Conan Edogawa===
Haneda seems to have noticed [[Conan]]'s intelligence and trusted his deductions the first time they met.

==Name origin==
His full name Shukichi Haneda (羽田秀𠮷) and the in-story nickname Taiko (太閤) are both references to [[wikipedia:Toyotomi Hideyoshi|Toyotomi Hideyoshi]] (豊臣秀吉), who was later renamed Hashiba Hideyoshi (羽柴秀吉).<ref>[[Volume 80|Volume 80, File 849, page 15: "Taikou's Optimal Moves"]]</ref> Additionally, Haneda's "Hane" (羽) also comes from [[wikipedia:Yoshiharu Habu|Yoshiharu Habu]] ('''羽'''生善治), a real-life professional shogi player who has won all seven titles.<ref>http://ddnavi.com/news/191132/ Translation: http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/?p=316639</ref>

==Quotes==

==In other languages==

==Trivia==

==Gallery==

==See also==
* [[Characters]]

==References==
<references />

{{Characters}}

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[[de:Shukichi Haneda]]

Detective Picture Book

2014-06-08T09:46:09Z

Captain D. Rialdo:

{{FeaturedArticle|January 18, 2011}}
The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled '''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book''' is a special feature in each volume of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga. Each volume features information on a famous literary or film detective as well as a story recommended by Aoyama. In the English localization, it is referred to as "Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library".

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|The Sign of the Four]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || The Golden Mask
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:Agatha Christie|Agatha Christie]] || [[wikipedia:Death on the Nile|Death on the Nile]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Thief
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|Maigret Sets a Trap]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || Gokumon Island
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || Any Old Port in a Storm
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || The Zenigata Heiji Arrest Files
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler]] || [[wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|The Long Goodbye]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[wikipedia:C. Auguste Dupin|C. Auguste Dupin]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe]] || [[wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|The Murders in the Rue Morgue]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Ellery Queen|Ellery Queen]] || {{flagicon|US}} Ellery Queen (Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|The Egyptian Cross Mystery]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:V.I. Warshawski|V.I. Warshawski]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Sara Paretsky|Sara Paretsky]] || [[wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|Deadlock]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:Father Brown|Father Brown]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:G.K. Chesterton|G.K. Chesterton]] || The Queer Feet
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:Cordelia Gray|Cordelia Gray]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:P.D. James|P.D. James]] || [[wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman|An Unsuitable Job for a Woman]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hasegawa Heizo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Shotaro Ikenami|Shotaro Ikenami]] || Will o' the Wisp
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mitsuhiko Asami || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasuo Uchida || Heike Legend Murder Case
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} Nero Wolfe || {{flagicon|US}} Rex Stout || [[wikipedia:Too Many Cooks|Too Many Cooks]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Nobumitsu Kodaka || Surf City Blues
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} Thomas Harris || [[wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|Silence of the Lambs]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Miss Marple || {{flagicon|UK}} Agatha Christie || [[wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|A Murder Is Announced]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} Sam Spade || {{flagicon|US}} Dashiell Hammett || [[wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|The Maltese Falcon]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyotaro Nishimura || Terminal Murder Case
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ninzaburo Furuhata || {{flagicon|Japan}} Koki Mitani || The Dirty King
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} E.S. Gardner || The Case of the Curious Bride
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikeneko Holmes || {{flagicon|Japan}} Jiro Akagawa || Mikeneko Holmes' Deduction
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} Arimasa Osawa || The Poisonous Monkey
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:Ian Fleming|Ian Fleming]] || [[wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|Goldfinger]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyosuke Kamizu || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akimitsu Takagi || The Doll That Somehow Kills
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} Charlie Chan || {{flagicon|US}} E.D. Biggers || [[wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|Charlie Chan Carries On]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Dr. Thorndyke || {{flagicon|UK}} R. Austin Freeman || The Singing Bone
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Toyama Kin-san || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || The Toyama Kin-san Detective Stories
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mike Hammer || {{flagicon|US}} Mickey Spillane || [[wikipedia:I, the Jury|I, the Jury]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} Philo Vance || {{flagicon|US}} S. S. VanDine || [[wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|The Bishop Murder Case]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akakabu-kenji || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunzo Waku || A Suspicious Penalty
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} Drury Lane || {{flagicon|US}} Ellery Queen || The Tragedy of Y
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Katherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} Misa Yamamura || Flower Coffin
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} Isaac Asimov || [[wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|The Acquisitive Chuckle]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsuro Jinde || The Demon Peony
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lew Archer || {{flagicon|US}} Ross Macdonald || [[wikipedia:The Moving Target|The Moving Target]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kiyoshi Mitarai || {{flagicon|Japan}} Soji Shimada || [[wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|The Tokyo Zodiac Murders]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} The Old Man in the Corner || {{flagicon|UK}} Baroness Orczy || The Casebook of The Old Man in the Corner
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} Joseph Rouletabille || {{flagicon|France}} Gaston Leroux || [[wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|The Mystery of the Yellow Room]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kido Okamoto || The Stone Lantern
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Koichiro Munakata || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiichi Morimura || Human Proof
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seicho Matsumoto || The Sand Vessel
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} Gideon Fell || {{flagicon|US}} John Dickson Carr || [[wikipedia:The Hollow Man (1935 novel)|The Hollow Man]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kaoru Takamura || Marks' Mountain
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyo Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasuhiro Koshimizu, etc. || Intent to Kill
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} Ed McBain || [[wikipedia:Cop Hater|Cop Hater]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hideo Himura || {{flagicon|Japan}} Alice Arisugawa || The 46th Secret Room
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riyako Asabuki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shizuko Natsuki || The Two Truths
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} Collier Young || [[wikipedia:Ironside (TV series)|Ironside TV series]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akihiko Chuzenji || {{flagicon|Japan}} Natsuhiko Kyogoku || The Summer of the Ubume
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kiyoshi Shimada || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukito Ayatsuji || The Decagon House Murder
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} The Continental Op || {{flagicon|US}} Dashiell Hammett || [[wikipedia:Red Harvest|Red Harvest]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ningyo Sashichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seishi Yokomizo || Ghost Yamabushi
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} F.W. Crofts || [[wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|The 12:30 from Croydon]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kenzo Kitakata || The Sleepless Night
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} James Yaffe || Mom Knows Best
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Rintaro Norizuki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Rintaro Norizuki || Town Legend Puzzle
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} Koko || {{flagicon|US}} Lilian J. Braun || [[wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|The Cat Who Could Read Backwards]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Manabu Yukawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keigo Higashino || Burn
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasutaka Tsutsui || The Locked Room's Wealthy Police Detective
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Monkey Punch || Haste Makes Waste Part 1
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} Dan Brown || [[wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|The Da Vinci Code]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} Juran Hisao || The Remote Island Ship
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} Futaro Yamada || The 30-Sided Love Triangle
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Bannai Tarao || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshitake Hisa || The Seven Faces
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Richard Cuff || {{flagicon|UK}} Wilkie Collins || [[wikipedia:The Moonstone|The Moonstone]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} E. C. Bentley || [[wikipedia:Trent's Last Case|Trent's Last Case]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} David Shore || [[wikipedia:Frozen (House)|Frozen]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hideo Yokoyama || Red Cards
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} Andy Breckman and David Hoberman || [[wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tetsuya Ayukawa || The Black Suitcase
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kaoru Kitamura || Flying Horse
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} Jeffrey Deaver || [[wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|The Bone Collector]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kei Enomoto || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yusuke Kishi || The Glass Hammer
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keisuke Shiratori || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeru Kaido || [[wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|The Glorious Team Batista]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kenya Tojo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinzo Mitsuda || 首無の如き祟るもの
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} En Mikami || [[wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|Biblia Used Bookstore Casebook　~Shioriko-san and the Strange Guests~]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} Naomi Azuma || [[wikipedia:The Detective Is in the Bar|Incoming Call to the Bar]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tokuya Higashigawa || [[wikipedia:Nazotoki wa Dinner no Ato de|Solve the Mystery after Dinner]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hotaro Oreki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Honobu Yonezawa || [[wikipedia:Hyouka|Hyouka]]
|}

== See also ==

* [[Manga]]

[[Category:Manga]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

Detective Picture Book

2014-06-08T09:43:57Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Detectives featured */

{{FeaturedArticle|January 18, 2011}}
The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled '''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book''' is a special feature in each volume of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga. Each volume features information on a famous literary or film detective as well as a story recommended by Aoyama. In the English localization, it is referred to as "Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library".

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|The Sign of the Four]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || The Golden Mask
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:Agatha Christie|Agatha Christie]] || [[wikipedia:Death on the Nile|Death on the Nile]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Thief
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|Maigret Sets a Trap]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || Gokumon Island
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || Any Old Port in a Storm
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || The Zenigata Heiji Arrest Files
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler]] || [[wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|The Long Goodbye]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[wikipedia:C. Auguste Dupin|C. Auguste Dupin]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe]] || [[wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|The Murders in the Rue Morgue]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Ellery Queen|Ellery Queen]] || {{flagicon|US}} Ellery Queen (Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|The Egyptian Cross Mystery]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:V.I. Warshawski|V.I. Warshawski]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Sara Paretsky|Sara Paretsky]] || [[wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|Deadlock]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:Father Brown|Father Brown]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:G.K. Chesterton|G.K. Chesterton]] || The Queer Feet
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:Cordelia Gray|Cordelia Gray]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:P.D. James|P.D. James]] || [[wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman|An Unsuitable Job for a Woman]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hasegawa Heizo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Shotaro Ikenami|Shotaro Ikenami]] || Will o' the Wisp
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mitsuhiko Asami || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasuo Uchida || Heike Legend Murder Case
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} Nero Wolfe || {{flagicon|US}} Rex Stout || [[wikipedia:Too Many Cooks|Too Many Cooks]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Nobumitsu Kodaka || Surf City Blues
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} Thomas Harris || [[wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|Silence of the Lambs]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Miss Marple || {{flagicon|UK}} Agatha Christie || [[wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|A Murder Is Announced]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} Sam Spade || {{flagicon|US}} Dashiell Hammett || [[wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|The Maltese Falcon]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyotaro Nishimura || Terminal Murder Case
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ninzaburo Furuhata || {{flagicon|Japan}} Koki Mitani || The Dirty King
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} E.S. Gardner || The Case of the Curious Bride
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikeneko Holmes || {{flagicon|Japan}} Jiro Akagawa || Mikeneko Holmes' Deduction
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} Arimasa Osawa || The Poisonous Monkey
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Ian Fleming || [[wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|Goldfinger]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyosuke Kamizu || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akimitsu Takagi || The Doll That Somehow Kills
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} Charlie Chan || {{flagicon|US}} E.D. Biggers || [[wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|Charlie Chan Carries On]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Dr. Thorndyke || {{flagicon|UK}} R. Austin Freeman || The Singing Bone
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Toyama Kin-san || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || The Toyama Kin-san Detective Stories
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mike Hammer || {{flagicon|US}} Mickey Spillane || [[wikipedia:I, the Jury|I, the Jury]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} Philo Vance || {{flagicon|US}} S. S. VanDine || [[wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|The Bishop Murder Case]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akakabu-kenji || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunzo Waku || A Suspicious Penalty
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} Drury Lane || {{flagicon|US}} Ellery Queen || The Tragedy of Y
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Katherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} Misa Yamamura || Flower Coffin
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} Isaac Asimov || [[wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|The Acquisitive Chuckle]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsuro Jinde || The Demon Peony
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lew Archer || {{flagicon|US}} Ross Macdonald || [[wikipedia:The Moving Target|The Moving Target]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kiyoshi Mitarai || {{flagicon|Japan}} Soji Shimada || [[wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|The Tokyo Zodiac Murders]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} The Old Man in the Corner || {{flagicon|UK}} Baroness Orczy || The Casebook of The Old Man in the Corner
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} Joseph Rouletabille || {{flagicon|France}} Gaston Leroux || [[wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|The Mystery of the Yellow Room]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kido Okamoto || The Stone Lantern
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Koichiro Munakata || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiichi Morimura || Human Proof
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seicho Matsumoto || The Sand Vessel
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} Gideon Fell || {{flagicon|US}} John Dickson Carr || [[wikipedia:The Hollow Man (1935 novel)|The Hollow Man]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kaoru Takamura || Marks' Mountain
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyo Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasuhiro Koshimizu, etc. || Intent to Kill
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} Ed McBain || [[wikipedia:Cop Hater|Cop Hater]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hideo Himura || {{flagicon|Japan}} Alice Arisugawa || The 46th Secret Room
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riyako Asabuki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shizuko Natsuki || The Two Truths
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} Collier Young || [[wikipedia:Ironside (TV series)|Ironside TV series]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akihiko Chuzenji || {{flagicon|Japan}} Natsuhiko Kyogoku || The Summer of the Ubume
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kiyoshi Shimada || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukito Ayatsuji || The Decagon House Murder
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} The Continental Op || {{flagicon|US}} Dashiell Hammett || [[wikipedia:Red Harvest|Red Harvest]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ningyo Sashichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seishi Yokomizo || Ghost Yamabushi
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} F.W. Crofts || [[wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|The 12:30 from Croydon]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kenzo Kitakata || The Sleepless Night
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} James Yaffe || Mom Knows Best
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Rintaro Norizuki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Rintaro Norizuki || Town Legend Puzzle
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} Koko || {{flagicon|US}} Lilian J. Braun || [[wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|The Cat Who Could Read Backwards]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Manabu Yukawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keigo Higashino || Burn
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasutaka Tsutsui || The Locked Room's Wealthy Police Detective
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Monkey Punch || Haste Makes Waste Part 1
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} Dan Brown || [[wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|The Da Vinci Code]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} Juran Hisao || The Remote Island Ship
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} Futaro Yamada || The 30-Sided Love Triangle
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Bannai Tarao || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshitake Hisa || The Seven Faces
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Richard Cuff || {{flagicon|UK}} Wilkie Collins || [[wikipedia:The Moonstone|The Moonstone]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} E. C. Bentley || [[wikipedia:Trent's Last Case|Trent's Last Case]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} David Shore || [[wikipedia:Frozen (House)|Frozen]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hideo Yokoyama || Red Cards
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} Andy Breckman and David Hoberman || [[wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tetsuya Ayukawa || The Black Suitcase
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kaoru Kitamura || Flying Horse
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} Jeffrey Deaver || [[wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|The Bone Collector]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kei Enomoto || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yusuke Kishi || The Glass Hammer
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keisuke Shiratori || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeru Kaido || [[wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|The Glorious Team Batista]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kenya Tojo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinzo Mitsuda || 首無の如き祟るもの
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} En Mikami || [[wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|Biblia Used Bookstore Casebook　~Shioriko-san and the Strange Guests~]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} Naomi Azuma || [[wikipedia:The Detective Is in the Bar|Incoming Call to the Bar]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tokuya Higashigawa || [[wikipedia:Nazotoki wa Dinner no Ato de|Solve the Mystery after Dinner]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hotaro Oreki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Honobu Yonezawa || [[wikipedia:Hyouka|Hyouka]]
|}

== See also ==

* [[Manga]]

[[Category:Manga]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

Detective Picture Book

2014-06-08T09:33:30Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Detectives featured */

{{FeaturedArticle|January 18, 2011}}
The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled '''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book''' is a special feature in each volume of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga. Each volume features information on a famous literary or film detective as well as a story recommended by Aoyama. In the English localization, it is referred to as "Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library".

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|The Sign of the Four]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || The Golden Mask
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:Agatha Christie|Agatha Christie]] || [[wikipedia:Death on the Nile|Death on the Nile]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Thief
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|Maigret Sets a Trap]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || Gokumon Island
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || Any Old Port in a Storm
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || The Zenigata Heiji Arrest Files
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler]] || [[wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|The Long Goodbye]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[wikipedia:C. Auguste Dupin|C. Auguste Dupin]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe]] || [[wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|The Murders in the Rue Morgue]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Ellery Queen|Ellery Queen]] || {{flagicon|US}} Ellery Queen (Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|The Egyptian Cross Mystery]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} V.I. Warshawski || {{flagicon|US}} Sara Paretsky || [[wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|Deadlock]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Father Brown || {{flagicon|UK}} G.K. Chesterton || The Queer Feet
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Cordelia Gray || {{flagicon|UK}} P.D. James || [[wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman|An Unsuitable Job for a Woman]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hasegawa Heizo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shotaro Ikenami || Will o' the Wisp
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mitsuhiko Asami || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasuo Uchida || Heike Legend Murder Case
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} Nero Wolfe || {{flagicon|US}} Rex Stout || [[wikipedia:Too Many Cooks|Too Many Cooks]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Nobumitsu Kodaka || Surf City Blues
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} Thomas Harris || [[wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|Silence of the Lambs]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Miss Marple || {{flagicon|UK}} Agatha Christie || [[wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|A Murder Is Announced]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} Sam Spade || {{flagicon|US}} Dashiell Hammett || [[wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|The Maltese Falcon]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyotaro Nishimura || Terminal Murder Case
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ninzaburo Furuhata || {{flagicon|Japan}} Koki Mitani || The Dirty King
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} E.S. Gardner || The Case of the Curious Bride
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikeneko Holmes || {{flagicon|Japan}} Jiro Akagawa || Mikeneko Holmes' Deduction
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} Arimasa Osawa || The Poisonous Monkey
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Ian Fleming || [[wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|Goldfinger]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyosuke Kamizu || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akimitsu Takagi || The Doll That Somehow Kills
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} Charlie Chan || {{flagicon|US}} E.D. Biggers || [[wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|Charlie Chan Carries On]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Dr. Thorndyke || {{flagicon|UK}} R. Austin Freeman || The Singing Bone
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Toyama Kin-san || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || The Toyama Kin-san Detective Stories
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mike Hammer || {{flagicon|US}} Mickey Spillane || [[wikipedia:I, the Jury|I, the Jury]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} Philo Vance || {{flagicon|US}} S. S. VanDine || [[wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|The Bishop Murder Case]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akakabu-kenji || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunzo Waku || A Suspicious Penalty
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} Drury Lane || {{flagicon|US}} Ellery Queen || The Tragedy of Y
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Katherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} Misa Yamamura || Flower Coffin
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} Isaac Asimov || [[wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|The Acquisitive Chuckle]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsuro Jinde || The Demon Peony
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lew Archer || {{flagicon|US}} Ross Macdonald || [[wikipedia:The Moving Target|The Moving Target]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kiyoshi Mitarai || {{flagicon|Japan}} Soji Shimada || [[wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|The Tokyo Zodiac Murders]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} The Old Man in the Corner || {{flagicon|UK}} Baroness Orczy || The Casebook of The Old Man in the Corner
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} Joseph Rouletabille || {{flagicon|France}} Gaston Leroux || [[wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|The Mystery of the Yellow Room]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kido Okamoto || The Stone Lantern
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Koichiro Munakata || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiichi Morimura || Human Proof
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seicho Matsumoto || The Sand Vessel
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} Gideon Fell || {{flagicon|US}} John Dickson Carr || [[wikipedia:The Hollow Man (1935 novel)|The Hollow Man]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kaoru Takamura || Marks' Mountain
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyo Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasuhiro Koshimizu, etc. || Intent to Kill
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} Ed McBain || [[wikipedia:Cop Hater|Cop Hater]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hideo Himura || {{flagicon|Japan}} Alice Arisugawa || The 46th Secret Room
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riyako Asabuki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shizuko Natsuki || The Two Truths
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} Collier Young || [[wikipedia:Ironside (TV series)|Ironside TV series]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akihiko Chuzenji || {{flagicon|Japan}} Natsuhiko Kyogoku || The Summer of the Ubume
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kiyoshi Shimada || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukito Ayatsuji || The Decagon House Murder
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} The Continental Op || {{flagicon|US}} Dashiell Hammett || [[wikipedia:Red Harvest|Red Harvest]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ningyo Sashichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seishi Yokomizo || Ghost Yamabushi
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} F.W. Crofts || [[wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|The 12:30 from Croydon]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kenzo Kitakata || The Sleepless Night
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} James Yaffe || Mom Knows Best
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Rintaro Norizuki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Rintaro Norizuki || Town Legend Puzzle
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} Koko || {{flagicon|US}} Lilian J. Braun || [[wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|The Cat Who Could Read Backwards]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Manabu Yukawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keigo Higashino || Burn
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasutaka Tsutsui || The Locked Room's Wealthy Police Detective
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Monkey Punch || Haste Makes Waste Part 1
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} Dan Brown || [[wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|The Da Vinci Code]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} Juran Hisao || The Remote Island Ship
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} Futaro Yamada || The 30-Sided Love Triangle
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Bannai Tarao || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshitake Hisa || The Seven Faces
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Richard Cuff || {{flagicon|UK}} Wilkie Collins || [[wikipedia:The Moonstone|The Moonstone]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} E. C. Bentley || [[wikipedia:Trent's Last Case|Trent's Last Case]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} David Shore || [[wikipedia:Frozen (House)|Frozen]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hideo Yokoyama || Red Cards
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} Andy Breckman and David Hoberman || [[wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tetsuya Ayukawa || The Black Suitcase
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kaoru Kitamura || Flying Horse
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} Jeffrey Deaver || [[wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|The Bone Collector]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kei Enomoto || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yusuke Kishi || The Glass Hammer
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keisuke Shiratori || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeru Kaido || [[wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|The Glorious Team Batista]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kenya Tojo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinzo Mitsuda || 首無の如き祟るもの
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} En Mikami || [[wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|Biblia Used Bookstore Casebook　~Shioriko-san and the Strange Guests~]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} Naomi Azuma || [[wikipedia:The Detective Is in the Bar|Incoming Call to the Bar]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tokuya Higashigawa || [[wikipedia:Nazotoki wa Dinner no Ato de|Solve the Mystery after Dinner]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hotaro Oreki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Honobu Yonezawa || [[wikipedia:Hyouka|Hyouka]]
|}

== See also ==

* [[Manga]]

[[Category:Manga]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

Detective Picture Book

2014-06-08T08:54:36Z

Captain D. Rialdo:

{{FeaturedArticle|January 18, 2011}}
The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled '''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book''' is a special feature in each volume of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga. Each volume features information on a famous literary or film detective as well as a story recommended by Aoyama. In the English localization, it is referred to as "Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library".

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|The Sign of the Four]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || The Golden Mask
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:Agatha Christie|Agatha Christie]] || [[wikipedia:Death on the Nile|Death on the Nile]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Thief
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|Maigret Sets a Trap]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || Gokumon Island
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || Any Old Port in a Storm
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || The Zenigata Heiji Arrest Files
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} Philip Marlowe || {{flagicon|US}} Raymond Chandler || [[wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|The Long Goodbye]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} C. Auguste Dupin || {{flagicon|US}} Edgar Allan Poe || [[wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|The Murders in the Rue Morgue]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} Ellery Queen || {{flagicon|US}} Ellery Queen (Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|The Egyptian Cross Mystery]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} V.I. Warshawski || {{flagicon|US}} Sara Paretsky || [[wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|Deadlock]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Father Brown || {{flagicon|UK}} G.K. Chesterton || The Queer Feet
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Cordelia Gray || {{flagicon|UK}} P.D. James || [[wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman|An Unsuitable Job for a Woman]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hasegawa Heizo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shotaro Ikenami || Will o' the Wisp
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mitsuhiko Asami || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasuo Uchida || Heike Legend Murder Case
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} Nero Wolfe || {{flagicon|US}} Rex Stout || [[wikipedia:Too Many Cooks|Too Many Cooks]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Nobumitsu Kodaka || Surf City Blues
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} Thomas Harris || [[wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|Silence of the Lambs]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Miss Marple || {{flagicon|UK}} Agatha Christie || [[wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|A Murder Is Announced]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} Sam Spade || {{flagicon|US}} Dashiell Hammett || [[wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|The Maltese Falcon]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyotaro Nishimura || Terminal Murder Case
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ninzaburo Furuhata || {{flagicon|Japan}} Koki Mitani || The Dirty King
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} E.S. Gardner || The Case of the Curious Bride
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikeneko Holmes || {{flagicon|Japan}} Jiro Akagawa || Mikeneko Holmes' Deduction
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} Arimasa Osawa || The Poisonous Monkey
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Ian Fleming || [[wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|Goldfinger]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyosuke Kamizu || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akimitsu Takagi || The Doll That Somehow Kills
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} Charlie Chan || {{flagicon|US}} E.D. Biggers || [[wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|Charlie Chan Carries On]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Dr. Thorndyke || {{flagicon|UK}} R. Austin Freeman || The Singing Bone
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Toyama Kin-san || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || The Toyama Kin-san Detective Stories
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mike Hammer || {{flagicon|US}} Mickey Spillane || [[wikipedia:I, the Jury|I, the Jury]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} Philo Vance || {{flagicon|US}} S. S. VanDine || [[wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|The Bishop Murder Case]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akakabu-kenji || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunzo Waku || A Suspicious Penalty
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} Drury Lane || {{flagicon|US}} Ellery Queen || The Tragedy of Y
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Katherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} Misa Yamamura || Flower Coffin
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} Isaac Asimov || [[wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|The Acquisitive Chuckle]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsuro Jinde || The Demon Peony
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lew Archer || {{flagicon|US}} Ross Macdonald || [[wikipedia:The Moving Target|The Moving Target]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kiyoshi Mitarai || {{flagicon|Japan}} Soji Shimada || [[wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|The Tokyo Zodiac Murders]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} The Old Man in the Corner || {{flagicon|UK}} Baroness Orczy || The Casebook of The Old Man in the Corner
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} Joseph Rouletabille || {{flagicon|France}} Gaston Leroux || [[wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|The Mystery of the Yellow Room]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kido Okamoto || The Stone Lantern
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Koichiro Munakata || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiichi Morimura || Human Proof
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seicho Matsumoto || The Sand Vessel
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} Gideon Fell || {{flagicon|US}} John Dickson Carr || [[wikipedia:The Hollow Man (1935 novel)|The Hollow Man]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kaoru Takamura || Marks' Mountain
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyo Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasuhiro Koshimizu, etc. || Intent to Kill
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} Ed McBain || [[wikipedia:Cop Hater|Cop Hater]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hideo Himura || {{flagicon|Japan}} Alice Arisugawa || The 46th Secret Room
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riyako Asabuki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shizuko Natsuki || The Two Truths
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} Collier Young || [[wikipedia:Ironside (TV series)|Ironside TV series]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akihiko Chuzenji || {{flagicon|Japan}} Natsuhiko Kyogoku || The Summer of the Ubume
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kiyoshi Shimada || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukito Ayatsuji || The Decagon House Murder
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} The Continental Op || {{flagicon|US}} Dashiell Hammett || [[wikipedia:Red Harvest|Red Harvest]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ningyo Sashichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seishi Yokomizo || Ghost Yamabushi
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} F.W. Crofts || [[wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|The 12:30 from Croydon]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kenzo Kitakata || The Sleepless Night
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} James Yaffe || Mom Knows Best
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Rintaro Norizuki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Rintaro Norizuki || Town Legend Puzzle
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} Koko || {{flagicon|US}} Lilian J. Braun || [[wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|The Cat Who Could Read Backwards]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Manabu Yukawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keigo Higashino || Burn
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasutaka Tsutsui || The Locked Room's Wealthy Police Detective
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Monkey Punch || Haste Makes Waste Part 1
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} Dan Brown || [[wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|The Da Vinci Code]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} Juran Hisao || The Remote Island Ship
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} Futaro Yamada || The 30-Sided Love Triangle
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Bannai Tarao || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshitake Hisa || The Seven Faces
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Richard Cuff || {{flagicon|UK}} Wilkie Collins || [[wikipedia:The Moonstone|The Moonstone]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} E. C. Bentley || [[wikipedia:Trent's Last Case|Trent's Last Case]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} David Shore || [[wikipedia:Frozen (House)|Frozen]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hideo Yokoyama || Red Cards
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} Andy Breckman and David Hoberman || [[wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tetsuya Ayukawa || The Black Suitcase
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kaoru Kitamura || Flying Horse
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} Jeffrey Deaver || [[wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|The Bone Collector]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kei Enomoto || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yusuke Kishi || The Glass Hammer
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keisuke Shiratori || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeru Kaido || [[wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|The Glorious Team Batista]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kenya Tojo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinzo Mitsuda || 首無の如き祟るもの
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} En Mikami || [[wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|Biblia Used Bookstore Casebook　~Shioriko-san and the Strange Guests~]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} Naomi Azuma || [[wikipedia:The Detective Is in the Bar|Incoming Call to the Bar]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tokuya Higashigawa || [[wikipedia:Nazotoki wa Dinner no Ato de|Solve the Mystery after Dinner]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hotaro Oreki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Honobu Yonezawa || [[wikipedia:Hyouka|Hyouka]]
|}

== See also ==

* [[Manga]]

[[Category:Manga]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

Detective Picture Book

2014-06-08T08:42:22Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Detectives featured */

{{FeaturedArticle|January 18, 2011}}
The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled '''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book''' is a special feature in each volume of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga. Each volume features information on a famous literary or film detective as well as a story recommended by Aoyama. In the English localization, it is referred to as "Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library".

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|The Sign of the Four]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || The Golden Mask
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[wikipedia:Agatha Christie|Agatha Christie]] || [[wikipedia:Death on the Nile|Death on the Nile]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Thief
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} Georges Simenon || [[wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|Maigret Sets a Trap]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || Gokumon Island
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} Richard Levinson and William Link || Any Old Port in a Storm
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Zenigata Heiji || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kodo Nomura || The Zenigata Heiji Arrest Files
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} Philip Marlowe || {{flagicon|US}} Raymond Chandler || [[wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|The Long Goodbye]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} C. Auguste Dupin || {{flagicon|US}} Edgar Allan Poe || [[wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|The Murders in the Rue Morgue]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} Ellery Queen || {{flagicon|US}} Ellery Queen (Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|The Egyptian Cross Mystery]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} V.I. Warshawski || {{flagicon|US}} Sara Paretsky || [[wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|Deadlock]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Father Brown || {{flagicon|UK}} G.K. Chesterton || The Queer Feet
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Cordelia Gray || {{flagicon|UK}} P.D. James || [[wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman|An Unsuitable Job for a Woman]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hasegawa Heizo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shotaro Ikenami || Will o' the Wisp
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mitsuhiko Asami || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasuo Uchida || Heike Legend Murder Case
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} Nero Wolfe || {{flagicon|US}} Rex Stout || [[wikipedia:Too Many Cooks|Too Many Cooks]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Nobumitsu Kodaka || Surf City Blues
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} Thomas Harris || [[wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|Silence of the Lambs]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Miss Marple || {{flagicon|UK}} Agatha Christie || [[wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|A Murder Is Announced]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} Sam Spade || {{flagicon|US}} Dashiell Hammett || [[wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|The Maltese Falcon]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyotaro Nishimura || Terminal Murder Case
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ninzaburo Furuhata || {{flagicon|Japan}} Koki Mitani || The Dirty King
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} E.S. Gardner || The Case of the Curious Bride
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikeneko Holmes || {{flagicon|Japan}} Jiro Akagawa || Mikeneko Holmes' Deduction
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} Arimasa Osawa || The Poisonous Monkey
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Ian Fleming || [[wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|Goldfinger]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyosuke Kamizu || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akimitsu Takagi || The Doll That Somehow Kills
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} Charlie Chan || {{flagicon|US}} E.D. Biggers || [[wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|Charlie Chan Carries On]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Dr. Thorndyke || {{flagicon|UK}} R. Austin Freeman || The Singing Bone
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Toyama Kin-san || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || The Toyama Kin-san Detective Stories
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mike Hammer || {{flagicon|US}} Mickey Spillane || [[wikipedia:I, the Jury|I, the Jury]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} Philo Vance || {{flagicon|US}} S. S. VanDine || [[wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|The Bishop Murder Case]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akakabu-kenji || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunzo Waku || A Suspicious Penalty
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} Drury Lane || {{flagicon|US}} Ellery Queen || The Tragedy of Y
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Katherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} Misa Yamamura || Flower Coffin
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} Isaac Asimov || [[wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|The Acquisitive Chuckle]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsuro Jinde || The Demon Peony
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lew Archer || {{flagicon|US}} Ross Macdonald || [[wikipedia:The Moving Target|The Moving Target]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kiyoshi Mitarai || {{flagicon|Japan}} Soji Shimada || [[wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|The Tokyo Zodiac Murders]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} The Old Man in the Corner || {{flagicon|UK}} Baroness Orczy || The Casebook of The Old Man in the Corner
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} Joseph Rouletabille || {{flagicon|France}} Gaston Leroux || [[wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|The Mystery of the Yellow Room]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kido Okamoto || The Stone Lantern
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Koichiro Munakata || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiichi Morimura || Human Proof
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seicho Matsumoto || The Sand Vessel
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} Gideon Fell || {{flagicon|US}} John Dickson Carr || [[wikipedia:The Hollow Man (1935 novel)|The Hollow Man]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kaoru Takamura || Marks' Mountain
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyo Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasuhiro Koshimizu, etc. || Intent to Kill
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} Ed McBain || [[wikipedia:Cop Hater|Cop Hater]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hideo Himura || {{flagicon|Japan}} Alice Arisugawa || The 46th Secret Room
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riyako Asabuki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shizuko Natsuki || The Two Truths
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} Collier Young || [[wikipedia:Ironside (TV series)|Ironside TV series]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akihiko Chuzenji || {{flagicon|Japan}} Natsuhiko Kyogoku || The Summer of the Ubume
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kiyoshi Shimada || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukito Ayatsuji || The Decagon House Murder
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} The Continental Op || {{flagicon|US}} Dashiell Hammett || [[wikipedia:Red Harvest|Red Harvest]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ningyo Sashichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seishi Yokomizo || Ghost Yamabushi
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} F.W. Crofts || [[wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|The 12:30 from Croydon]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kenzo Kitakata || The Sleepless Night
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} James Yaffe || Mom Knows Best
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Rintaro Norizuki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Rintaro Norizuki || Town Legend Puzzle
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} Koko || {{flagicon|US}} Lilian J. Braun || [[wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|The Cat Who Could Read Backwards]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Manabu Yukawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keigo Higashino || Burn
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yasutaka Tsutsui || The Locked Room's Wealthy Police Detective
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Monkey Punch || Haste Makes Waste Part 1
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} Dan Brown || [[wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|The Da Vinci Code]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} Juran Hisao || The Remote Island Ship
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} Futaro Yamada || The 30-Sided Love Triangle
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Bannai Tarao || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshitake Hisa || The Seven Faces
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Richard Cuff || {{flagicon|UK}} Wilkie Collins || [[wikipedia:The Moonstone|The Moonstone]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} E. C. Bentley || [[wikipedia:Trent's Last Case|Trent's Last Case]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} David Shore || [[wikipedia:Frozen (House)|Frozen]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hideo Yokoyama || Red Cards
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} Andy Breckman and David Hoberman || [[wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tetsuya Ayukawa || The Black Suitcase
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| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kaoru Kitamura || Flying Horse
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| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} Jeffrey Deaver || [[wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|The Bone Collector]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kei Enomoto || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yusuke Kishi || The Glass Hammer
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keisuke Shiratori || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeru Kaido || [[wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|The Glorious Team Batista]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kenya Tojo || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinzo Mitsuda || 首無の如き祟るもの
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} En Mikami || [[wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|Biblia Used Bookstore Casebook　~Shioriko-san and the Strange Guests~]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} Naomi Azuma || [[wikipedia:The Detective Is in the Bar|Incoming Call to the Bar]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tokuya Higashigawa || [[wikipedia:Nazotoki wa Dinner no Ato de|Solve the Mystery after Dinner]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hotaro Oreki || {{flagicon|Japan}} Honobu Yonezawa || [[wikipedia:Hyouka|Hyouka]]
|}

== See also ==

* [[Manga]]

[[Category:Manga]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

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Mary Sera

2014-06-08T01:27:29Z

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{{InfoBox Char
| name = ???
| japanese-name = ???
| english-name =
| image = Unknown_child_Profile.jpg
| age = Looks approximately middle school aged according to Conan
| gender = Female (assumed by Conan)
| date-of-birth =
| occupation =
| relatives = [[Masumi Sera]] (unknown relationship)
| nicknames =
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_83#Red_Tragedy|File 875]]
| appearances = {{:Unknown child Appearances}}
| keyhole =
| japanese-voice =
| cases-solved =
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An unknown child of middle-school age who appears to be a girl with light hair was shown hiding in [[Masumi Sera]]'s room. The child's eyes have a remarkable resemblance to those of [[Shuichi Akai]] and [[Masumi Sera]].

==Appearance==
The child appears to be a female of middle school age (12-15) with light colored, curly, neck length hair. The child has eyes similar to those of [[Masumi Sera]] and [[Shuichi Akai]]. In her appearance in File 877, she was shown wearing a high-neck pleated top, hoodie jacket, and hat.

==Plot overview==
=== The Red Woman Murder Case ([[Volume 83|875]]) ===
[[File:Another person with eye bags appears.png|thumb|right|The child on Sera's phone.]]
Masumi asks Conan to find her cellphone by calling it with his. He does so and Conan notices the call background screen is a child who looks like Masumi with eye bags similar to those of the [[Akai family]] members. Masumi never mentioned having a younger siblings earlier, so Conan suspects Masumi was intentionally trying to show him the child for some reason.

=== Romance Novelist Murder Case ([[Volume 83|876-878]]) ===
When Ran, Sonoko, and Conan visit Masumi's apartment, the child is shown opening Masumi's door as Conan, Sera, Sonoko, and Ran rush to investigate a crime. It is implied she was hiding in Masumi's bedroom while the other three were in the dining area because Masumi asks Conan not to enter her bedroom. The child later goes downstairs to the scene of the crime where she is seen by Conan. After the case is solved, the child is shown examining Conan's bug along with Masumi. She says that it is still early to trust him, and asks Masumi to introduce her as "her little sister from ''outside the territory''", should Conan question her in the future.

=== Shogi Tournament ([[Volume 85|899]]) ===

==Identity==
The child's relationship to Masumi Sera is unknown. Sera testifies that she has two older brothers: [[Shuichi Akai]] and an [[Akai family's middle brother|unknown middle brother]] living in Japan. She says her father is dead, and her mother lives overseas in America. Masumi says she doesn't have any more relatives close enough to depend on.<ref>Manga Volume 83, File 4 (876), pg 3: "The Romance Novelist"</ref> She is currently being financially supported by a friend of her father's. If Masumi has told the truth, that leaves relatively few options for the child's identity assuming the child is related by blood somehow to Masumi.

=== Fan speculation ===

====Akai family mother====
One possibility is that the child is the mother of Masumi Sera and Shuichi Akai, shrunk by a drug like [[APTX 4869]]. There are currently five known members of the Akai/Sera family: a deceased father, a mother, a son who resembles the father, and Masumi Sera and Shuichi Akai, who presumably resemble the mother. Her eyes and features are similar to those of Masumi Sera and Shuichi Akai, and so she presumably looks like the mother of the family. Sera seems to recognize Conan Edogawa to be Shinichi Kudo despite him having such a young appearance, and if she does indeed recognize him she is not surprised by his appearance, which could imply that she is aware of age regression and the drugs which cause it; and perhaps even looking into it because her mother was affected by such a regression.

==== Middle brother ====
Along the same lines as the mother theory, another option for the child's identity is the [[Akai family's middle brother|middle brother of the Akai family]] shrunken by some drug such as APTX 4869. The child's appearance as a girl may be misleading similar to how Masumi is mistaken for a man, something the child is taking advantage of in order to conceal his true identity. Although the eyes are similar to Masumi's and Shuuichi's, the light colored curly hair sets the child apart from the other two in appearance. However, the child said to Sera that he\she is still a long way from trusting Conan<ref>Manga [[Volume 83]], File 6 (878), pg 16: "The Phone, the Sea, and I"</ref>, while the middle brother approves of Conan over the phone: "If it is him [Conan], there is no problem."<ref>Manga [[Volume 81]], File 10 (860), pg 16: "The Smell of Kerosine"</ref>.

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths=185px perrow=5>
File:2014-06-08 00.25.28.jpg|The unknown child in file 899
</gallery>

== See also ==
*[[Akai family]]
*[[Shuichi Akai]]
*[[Masumi Sera]]
*[[Akai family's middle brother]]

== References ==
<References/>
{{Characters}}
[[Category:Characters]]

Mary Sera

2014-06-08T01:22:04Z

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| gender = Female (assumed by Conan)
| date-of-birth =
| occupation =
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An unknown child of middle-school age who appears to be a girl with light hair was shown hiding in [[Masumi Sera]]'s room. The child's eyes have a remarkable resemblance to those of [[Shuichi Akai]] and [[Masumi Sera]].

==Appearance==
The child appears to be a female of middle school age (12-15) with light colored, curly, neck length hair. The child has eyes similar to those of [[Masumi Sera]] and [[Shuichi Akai]]. In her appearance in File 877, she was shown wearing a high-neck pleated top, hoodie jacket, and hat.

==Plot overview==
=== The Red Woman Murder Case (875) ===
[[File:Another person with eye bags appears.png|thumb|right|The child on Sera's phone.]]
Masumi asks Conan to find her cellphone by calling it with his. He does so and Conan notices the call background screen is a child who looks like Masumi with eye bags similar to those of the [[Akai family]] members. Masumi never mentioned having a younger siblings earlier, so Conan suspects Masumi was intentionally trying to show him the child for some reason.

=== Romance Novelist Murder Case (876-878) ===
When Ran, Sonoko, and Conan visit Masumi's apartment, the child is shown opening Masumi's door as Conan, Sera, Sonoko, and Ran rush to investigate a crime. It is implied she was hiding in Masumi's bedroom while the other three were in the dining area because Masumi asks Conan not to enter her bedroom. The child later goes downstairs to the scene of the crime where she is seen by Conan. After the case is solved, the child is shown examining Conan's bug along with Masumi. She says that it is still early to trust him, and asks Masumi to introduce her as "her little sister from ''outside the territory''", should Conan question her in the future.

=== Shogi Tournament ([[Volume 85|899]]) ===

==Identity==
The child's relationship to Masumi Sera is unknown. Sera testifies that she has two older brothers: [[Shuichi Akai]] and an [[Akai family's middle brother|unknown middle brother]] living in Japan. She says her father is dead, and her mother lives overseas in America. Masumi says she doesn't have any more relatives close enough to depend on.<ref>Manga Volume 83, File 4 (876), pg 3: "The Romance Novelist"</ref> She is currently being financially supported by a friend of her father's. If Masumi has told the truth, that leaves relatively few options for the child's identity assuming the child is related by blood somehow to Masumi.

=== Fan speculation ===

====Akai family mother====
One possibility is that the child is the mother of Masumi Sera and Shuichi Akai, shrunk by a drug like [[APTX 4869]]. There are currently five known members of the Akai/Sera family: a deceased father, a mother, a son who resembles the father, and Masumi Sera and Shuichi Akai, who presumably resemble the mother. Her eyes and features are similar to those of Masumi Sera and Shuichi Akai, and so she presumably looks like the mother of the family. Sera seems to recognize Conan Edogawa to be Shinichi Kudo despite him having such a young appearance, and if she does indeed recognize him she is not surprised by his appearance, which could imply that she is aware of age regression and the drugs which cause it; and perhaps even looking into it because her mother was affected by such a regression.

==== Middle brother ====
Along the same lines as the mother theory, another option for the child's identity is the [[Akai family's middle brother|middle brother of the Akai family]] shrunken by some drug such as APTX 4869. The child's appearance as a girl may be misleading similar to how Masumi is mistaken for a man, something the child is taking advantage of in order to conceal his true identity. Although the eyes are similar to Masumi's and Shuuichi's, the light colored curly hair sets the child apart from the other two in appearance. However, the child said to Sera that he\she is still a long way from trusting Conan<ref>Manga [[Volume 83]], File 6 (878), pg 16: "The Phone, the Sea, and I"</ref>, while the middle brother approves of Conan over the phone: "If it is him [Conan], there is no problem."<ref>Manga [[Volume 81]], File 10 (860), pg 16: "The Smell of Kerosine"</ref>.

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths=185px perrow=5>
File:2014-06-08 00.25.28.jpg|The unknown child in file 899
</gallery>

== See also ==
*[[Akai family]]
*[[Shuichi Akai]]
*[[Masumi Sera]]
*[[Akai family's middle brother]]

== References ==
<References/>
{{Characters}}
[[Category:Characters]]

Masumi Sera

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{{FeaturedArticle|March 23, 2011}}
{{InfoBox Char
| name = Masumi Sera
| japanese-name = 世良真純 (Sera Masumi)
| english-name =
| image = Masumi_Sera_Profile.jpg
| age = 16-17? 
| gender = Female
| date-of-birth =
| occupation = Teitan High School Student Detective
| relatives = [[Shuichi Akai]] (older brother) [[Akai family's middle brother|???]] (second-older brother)
| nicknames =
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume 73|File 768]] Anime: [[Deduction Showdown at the Haunted Hotel|Episode 646]]
| appearances = {{:Masumi Sera Appearances}}
| keyhole = [[Volume 73]]
| japanese-voice = [[Noriko Hidaka]]<ref>{{cite web|url=http://combination.jp/blog/2012/02/post-383.html|date=2012-02-01|accessdate=2012-02-01|title=新しいお仕事 | Blog | コンビネーション|publisher=combination Co.Ltd.|author=Noriko Hidaka}}</ref>
| cases-solved = 2
| footnotes =
}}
'''{{nihongo|Masumi Sera|世良真純|Sera Masumi}}''' is a high school detective in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''. She is the younger sister of [[FBI]] agent [[Shuichi Akai]] and a practitioner of the martial art [[wikipedia:Jeet Kune Do|Jeet Kune Do]].

== Background ==
Masumi Sera is a Japanese-American high school detective and the younger sister of [[FBI]] agent [[Shuichi Akai]]. Although she grew up in Japan during her elementary school years, she moved to America three years ago with her mother, presumably due to Akai infiltrating the [[Black Organization]]. She has recently returned to Japan for some unknown reason. After meeting Conan, Ran, and Sonoko during a case, she transfers to [[Setting#Teitan High School (帝丹高校)|Ran's high school class]]. Masumi is skilled at [[Wikipedia:Jeet Kune Do|Jeet Kune Do]], a hobby encouraged by her brother Shuichi who mailed her instruction videos while in elementary school. She can fight in the same level as [[Ran Mouri|Ran]]. She seems to know that Conan is Shinichi and implies that she met Ran and Shinichi sometime in their past.

==Personality==
[[File:691-15.png|thumb|Sera beats a gangster in [[Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case]]]]

Sera has a cheery, sociable, boyish personality<ref>Manga Volume 73, File 9, Page 3, "Let's hear your brilliant deduction!"</ref> and is well liked by her classmates at Teitan High. On their first meeting, Sera fails to correct Sonoko's mistaken impression that she is a man and even makes it worse by declaring that Ran is "[her] type".<ref name=pronouns>The Japanese pronoun used is gender neutral and can refer to either males or females.</ref> Her rather boyish appearance - especially in relation with her flat chest - is a bit of a touchy subject to Sera, who claims that her mother's bust size is rather well developed and keeps expressing her hope that someday her own chest size will similarly change for her.

Sera is quite quick-minded, coming up with clever plans and adapting them to sudden changes rapidly. Sera seems to be prone to dramatics like most detectives are, but perhaps to a lesser degree than [[Shinichi]] or [[Heiji]] as she bluntly says who the criminal is without preamble. On the other hand, Sera is tough to the point that she is willing to risk all to achieve a successful conclusion of a case. In one instance, she purposefully lured a hostage-taker into a sniper's sight with a smile, hoping he would be shot without showing any apprehension about his possible demise.

Although she has crime scene experience<ref name=769p3>Manga Volume 73, File 7, pg 3: "A Detective Just Like You, Little Boy"</ref>, Sera seems to be less skilled as a detective than Shinichi or Heiji, apparently missing a critical clue that was necessary to understand how the murderer's setup worked, although Conan opines that Sera purposely made an error in order to test him. In some degree, she seems to like rivalry or contests to see who is the winner.

Sera's catchphrase upon the conclusion of a case is "case closed".

==Appearance==
[[Image:Sera_transfers.png‎|thumb|Sera transfers to Teitan High School]]

At first, she wears a grey fedora that used to belong to Shuichi Akai and a dark jacket which gives her an androgynous appearance. When she transfers to Teitan High, she gets rid of her fedora and wears female clothing. Her hair is dark, wavy, and short; it doesn't even touch her shoulders. Even then, she is rather tomboyish; Genta mistakes her for a man, and Sonoko comments she has a petite figure. Later, Genta, Mitsuhiko and Hattori comment that her bosoms are rather small. Sera also has an uneven tooth that shows when she smiles.

Masumi and her brother Shuuichi presumably more closely resemble their mother than their father.
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==Appellations==
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| [[File:Conan Edogawa 60px.jpg]] || [[Conan Edogawa]] || Sera-san Sera-no-neechan || Conan-kun
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| [[File:Shinichi Kudo 60px.jpg]] || [[Shinichi Kudo]] || ??? || Kudo-kun
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| [[File:Ran Mouri 60px.jpg]] || [[Ran Mouri]] || Sera-san Masumi-chan (File 778) || Ran-chan
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| [[File:Shuichi Akai 60px.jpg]] || [[Shuichi Akai]] || Masumi || Shuu-nii
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| [[File:Hiroshi Agasa 60px.jpg]] || [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] || ??? || Professor Agasa
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| [[File:Sonoko Suzuki 60px.jpg]] || [[Sonoko Suzuki]] || Sera-san || Sonoko-chan
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| [[File:Juzo Megure 60px.jpg]] || [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] || ??? || Inspector-san
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| [[File:Wataru Takagi 60px.jpg]] || [[Wataru Takagi]] || Sera-kun || ???
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| [[File:Heiji Hattori 60px.jpg]] || [[Heiji Hattori]] || ??? || Hattori-kun
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==Plot overview==
===Sera's Introduction (Manga: [[Volume 73#Jeet Kune Do|768 - 770]], Anime: [[Deduction Showdown at the Haunted Hotel|646 - 647)]]===
[[File:Sera_Kick.png|thumb|right|Sera defends herself from Ran.]]
Sera first met [[Sonoko]], [[Ran]], and [[Conan]] on a bus after she was mistaken for a [[Wikipedia:Chikan|groper]]. After Sonoko declared Sera was the groper, Sera and Ran got into a fight, with Sera's Jeet Kune Do holding even against Ran's karate. Conan and Sera cleared up the misunderstanding by pointing out the real groper. Sonoko then mistook Sera for a boy, an impression which wasn't helped by Sera declaring that Ran was "his type".<ref name=pronouns/> Sera and Ran both discovered they were heading to the same hotel, about which Conan is less than pleased.

Sera finds out the hotel she is staying at doesn't have a room available and complains at the front desk. A man then falls into the parking lot and dies. Conan runs to the source of screaming while Sera told the guard to watch the elevators before running to the roof. She immediately declares the crime to be a murder, giving her reasoning. She then reveals her name, Sera, that she is a detective, and knows Conan is a detective as well.

[[Inspector Megure]] is not pleased to have another high school detective underfoot but lets Sera and Conan investigate regardless. After listening to the suspect testimony, police observations, and examining the crime scene, Sera announces that she has solved the case.

However, Sera's deduction leaves out a critical detail; Conan is therefore forced to use Shinichi's phone to call his own, give Inspector Megure Conan's phone, and speak through Shinichi's as Shinichi using the voice-changer bow tie. Shinichi figures out the detail that had Sera stumped, although a look she gives Conan as he runs off suggests her omission was possibly intentional, and once during the phone conversation she tries to trick Shinichi into admitting that he is physically present at the crime scene instead of being explained the details by Conan and Megure.

The following day, Sera transfers to Teitan High School, surprising both Ran and Sonoko. She was rather popular at school surrounded by students asking her questions about herself.

===Kogoro Detective Agency Hostage Crisis (Manga: [[Volume 73#Bomber's Request|771]]-[[Volume 74#Bomber's Request|774]], Anime: [[Hostage Situation at the Mouri Detective Agency|648 - 650]])===

====Let's hear your brilliant deduction! (771)====
According to Sonoko, Sera has become very popular at Teitan high for being "cheery, sociable, boyish, and cute...and on top of that, she is a jeet kun do-using female detective!"<ref>Manga Volume 73, File 9, Page 3, "Let's hear your brilliant deduction!"</ref> One classmate compares her to [[Shinichi Kudo]] who has been taking a break from school. Sera tells inquiring classmates that she has been staying in America with her parents since three years ago, but "rebelled" because she would rather live in her Japan where she was born and raised. She sneaks up behind Sonoko and Ran after school because she wanted to speak to Conan at the Mouri Detective Agency. At the agency, Sera is unhappy to hear that Conan and the rest of Detective Boys are staying at Agasa's house and will be camping the following day. She settles for asking Kogoro if Conan is always at his side when he solves cases, hinting that she suspects Conan is the real brains behind "Sleeping Kogoro".

[[File:Sera_slide_kick.png|thumb|left|Sera sweeps out the Hostage Taker's legs]]
Just as Sera is about to walk out the door, three female mystery writers and a man enter the agency. After a moment of confusion, the man suddenly fires a gun into the roof and takes the detective agency hostage. His demands are that Kogoro figure out which of the three writers killed his sister at a ryokan one month ago. The quick thinking Sera sidles up to Ran and tells her to go for the man's gun after she takes his legs out. Sera's leg sweep sends the man to the floor, and Ran removes the gun from the man's hand with a kick; however, Sera leaps back when the man reveals he has bombs strapped around his chest and will detonate them if they try to stop him.

Meanwhile at Agasa's, Haibara is angry that Conan used Shinichi's voice to solve a case around the suspicious Sera. Conan's response is that Sera is familiar somehow, like they have met before or she looks like someone, and Conan feels she isn't an enemy. Genta and Mitsuhiko told Conan they saw a high school student walking home with Ran, so the jealous Conan calls Ran's cellphone to hear about it from her.

The hostage taker man orders Ran to answer her phone, but Sera snatches the phone away and says hello to Conan (who is shocked that Sera is with Ran). Sera then tricks the hostage taker and keeps the line connected so Conan can listen in by closing Ran's [[Yaiba#Characters|Sea Cucumber Man]] cellphone strap in between the screen and keypad of the the flip phone.

====Nickname Rules (772)====
Sera asks a few insightful questions about the case; however the hostage taker man discovers Ran's phone is still connected. Under gunpoint, Sera steps in front of Ran and takes the blame, but Conan, using Shinichi's voice, says he ordered Ran to do it. Sera is mystified by why Shinichi is now on Conan's phone. Sera meanwhile spots a glint of light across from the detective agency and declares that the case will come to an end without Shinichi's help.

====Possible Sniping (773)====
[[File:Sera773.png|thumb|right|Sera surprised by Ran's attitude.]]
Sera explains to Ran that she secretly kept the call to Conan connected so he could call the police and research into the case. While Sera is still surprised that Shinichi was on the other end of the line instead of Conan, she had initially hoped that Shinichi would somehow be able to talk down the would-be-murderer. She suspects that Shinichi has already figured which one of the suspects is the murderer in the ryokan case, but Shinichi is unable to reveal the truth because the hostage taker would then kill the named culprit and then himself. Sera's plan changed when she noticed the lights from the police snipers on the building across from Mouri Detective Agency. She explains to Ran in detail the names and functions of the various police divisions responsible for hostage situations, and tells Ran in a roundabout fashion that this situation will end with the hostage taker being killed by the police.

Sera launches a plan to bring the hostage taker into the snipers' range by telling him he should charge Ran's phone battery. Ran foils Sera's intentions by shutting the curtains, blocking the snipers' shot. To Sera's utter astonishment, Ran tells her that she doesn't want to see anyone die in front of her and declares that "Shinichi won't allow anyone to die. He absolutely wouldn't!"<ref>Volume 73, File 11, page 13, "Possible Sniping." Shinichi then begins to present his deductions over the phone and Sera wonders how he will manage to resolve this situation without bloodshed.</ref>

====The book with unturned pages (774)====
Sera and Ran take the opportunity to disable the hostage taker when he loses his composure and grip on the detonator after Shinichi tricks him into believing his sister committed suicide. Sera yells for the waiting bomb squad to secure the area. With the hostage taker arrested, Shinichi then reveals the true culprit. Sera realizes the mistake in her deduction and explains the correct timeline of events before the murder. Sometime soon after the conclusion of the case, Sera, walking with Ran and Sonoko speculates aloud that there must be some reason Shinichi left Agasa's before Ran could meet him there. She then exclaims that "due to what just happened, she really gets it", that Conan and Shinichi are on very good terms with one another, and that Ran "is tougher than Sera thought". Conan isn't sure what to make of these last comments.

===Video Site (Manga: [[Volume 74|775-777]], Anime: [[The Professor's Video Site|656-657]])===
[[File:Ai image.png|thumb|Sera deletes Haibara's image]]

Sera stops [[Genta]] and [[Mitsuhiko]] outside of [[Agasa]]'s house to ask them if they are acquaintances of Professor Agasa. The topic of [[Shinichi]] comes up when she talks to Mitsuhiko and Genta about the prior hostage case. Mitsuhiko mentions that [[Haibara]] told them to keep Shinichi's involvement secret. After asking about Haibara, Sera mentions that she saw Haibara in one of the professor's online videos. Next, Sera asks who is currently living in the Kudo house because she saw the curtains shift slightly. The Detective Boys tell her that [[Subaru Okiya]] has been staying there since his apartment burnt down. Sera cryptically comments with a smirk on her face, "And here I thought that someone had just settled in without permission...But it seems I was just getting worked up over nothing..." while looking up at where Subaru Okiya is hiding.

At the end of the case, Sera is in her hotel room deleting various files. One of her deleted files was a still image from Agasa's video blown up to show Haibara reflected in Agasa's glasses. This indicates that she is not only keeping an eye on Conan but also on Haibara.
"Delete... Delete... For data, at least is an easy task to accomplish...", were her words while she was doing it.

===East vs. West Rematch (Manga: [[Volume_74#East_vs._West|778-780]], Anime: [[Conan vs. Heiji, Deduction Battle Between the Detectives of the East and West|651]])===
[[File:Sera FBI.png|thumb|left|Sera thinks about FBI]]
The case opens with Ran talking to Sera about [[Heiji Hattori]] who is stopping by for a visit. Sera is curious whether Heiji or Shinichi is the better detective. After Heiji is introduced to Sera, Kazuha then calls Heiji and tells him that she is stuck at a restaurant because someone died and a foreigner [[Andre Camel]] is keeping everyone from leaving. Sera proposes Heiji and Shinichi (via Conan's cellphone) have a deduction match. At the crime scene, Sera becomes curious about the foreigner, [[Andre Camel]] who secured the area. The police and Conan reveal Camel is an [[FBI]] agent and Sera takes interest. Meanwhile, Camel finds that Sera looks familiar, but can't quite place why. He takes a picture of her and mails it to [[Jodie]] and [[James Black]] who are waiting outside. Jodie and James Black think Sera resembles someone too, but only James Black correctly identified Sera as female.

Meanwhile Sera is busy helping with the case, asking questions and making comments about various deductions. Heiji nearly slips up with Conan's identity in front of her earning a pointed question from Sera, but Heiji rescues himself by saying he thinks of Conan as Kudo when Conan gets smug have hearing Shinichi's deductions over the phone. Sera doesn't seemed to be fooled though, her thoughts show that she seems to know Conan, not Shinichi, is the one solving the case while watching Conan come to his final conclusion.

===EYE (Manga: [[Volume_74#Eye_for_an_Eye|781]], Anime: [[The Design of Poison and Mirage|652]])===
Conan, Heiji, Sera, and the rest of the group return to the Mouri Detective Agency after the poisoning case at Danny's restaurant. Heiji reveals the case that brought him to Tokyo; he received a mysterious letter signed in the name of a person who was murdered in Karuizawa requesting an investigation. Sera takes an immediate interest in the case and wants to tag along, but Heiji refuses saying that the people he is visiting are only expected five people. Sera is peeved at being left behind.

===Kogoro-san is a Good Man (Manga: [[Volume 75|787]], Anime: [[Kogoro-san is a Good Man|661]])===
Sera is walking with Conan, Ran and Sonoko. While they wonder why Kogoro has been coming home late, Sonoko thinks he's found himself a mistress. Sera thinks that he is just investigating a case. When an old lady named Takae Kiritani comes, she claims that Kogoro has been helping her. Sera asks what he does for her to which she replies that its small things like helping around the house. Sera isn't seen again for the rest of the case.

===Murder at Mouri Detective Agency (Manga: [[Volume 76|797-800]], Anime: [[Detectives' Nocturne|672-674]])===
[[File:Sera's motorcycle.jpg|thumb|right|Sera in her motorcycle.]]
During a murder case at Mouri Detective Agency, after meeting Kogoro's new apprentice [[Tooru Amuro]], [[Megure]] comments that the number of detectives around Kogoro has increased again, referring to Sera. Amuro takes interest in Sera. Later, Kogoro and friends go over to a suspect's apartment. Sera calls Ran after hearing about the murder on the news because she is worried about her and Conan. The call has an usual amount of static which alerts Amuro that there are listening devices present. Amuro abruptly hangs up Ran's phone on Sera. Meanwhile, Conan intentionally gets himself kidnapped by the primary suspect. After Ran enables calling again, Sera calls back immediately and is very upset because she was worried something had happened to Ran. Ran tells her that Conan has been kidnapped, and details to Sera the murder at Kogoro's agency. In order to figure out where the kidnapper is headed, Kogoro and Amuro search the apartment and decide to go to the address of one of the other suspects.

Sera arrives at suspect's home on [[Cars|her motorcycle]], but just misses Kogoro and the gang leaving. She hears the elevator descending and rushes back downstairs in time to follow Amuro's [[Cars|car]]. Meanwhile, the culprit has been driving around with Conan while Haibara has been directing Okiya's car towards them using the criminal tracking glasses. Okiya catches up to the kidnapper and relays what the car looks like to Kogoro. Amuro sees the suspect's car heading in the opposite direction so he quickly wheels around after it. Sera, who has been following Amuro's car this whole time, u-turns after Amuro and continues chasing. Amuro gets in front of the suspect's car and stops it. The suspect gets out of the car holding Conan at gunpoint, but Sera drives up onto the roof of the car. She swings her motorcycle around so that the rear wheel slams into the woman's face knocking her unconscious. With tears of relief, Sera hugs Conan, happy he is safe. Amuro, Okiya, and [[Vermouth]] look on.

===Meeting with Scar Akai (Manga: [[Volume 76|801]], Anime: [[Won't Forgive Even One Millimeter|675]])===
[[File:Sera_675.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Sera looking for Scar Akai.]]
Sera is walking with Sonoko and Ran, and Ran is talking by phone with Conan. Sera hears Haibara's voice in the background and becomes curious. She asks the two others what Haibara is like, and Sonoko says Haibara is like a woman in a child's body.

When Ran hangs up her cellphone, the topic switches over to Amuro. Sera says to Ran she wants to meet Amuro because she never got a really good look at him from the last case, but Sonoko thinks she wants to meet Conan. instead. Ran says Shinichi and Conan are big fans of Sherlock Holmes. Sera thinks about that she has known that for a long time.

Suddenly, Sera sees [[Scar Akai]] in the crowd ahead. She runs after him, but she can't catch him. Ran wonders who Sera was chasing, but Sera replies she thought it was someone she knew, and silently appends in her mind that it would be impossible for the man she was chasing to be the person she thinks it was.

===Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case (Manga: [[Volume 77|812-814]], Anime: [[Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case|690-691]])===
[[File:690-3.png|thumb|Sera is shocked to see Subaru]]

Sera meets [[Subaru Okiya]] at Shinichi's house and she finds him suspicious. She began to think there is a woman at Kudo's house because there are a hair elastic, lipstick in a glass and a long hair in the sink trap. After that, all of them solved a case together that is similar to a case that Shinichi Kudo's father dropped out 10 years ago. It was revealed to be a theft case. Both Subaru and Sera had got more suspicious of Conan and the identity of Shinichi Kudo. At the end, when the criminals were knocked, she saw Ran and Conan and she thought she was a 'bad kid', after all.

===Gunma Campground's Cabin Trap (Manga: [[Volume 77|815-817]], Anime: [[The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret|699-700]])===
[[File:Sera's Expression.jpg|thumb|left|100px|Sera is Surprised]]
She went camping when she meets Professor Agasa and Conan. The Detective Boys were lost. Sera and Conan found the two policemen finding the corpse. After she and Conan solved the case, she and Conan rushed towards the burning cabin. Conan and the Detective Boys were talking about how they got safe. Mitsuhiko pointed the way were their savior went. Sera then began to ask what kind of woman is their savior. She seemed to be surprised when she saw her on Mitsuhiko's cell phone.

===Mystery Train (Manga: [[Volume 78|818-824]], Anime: [[The Jet-Black Mystery Train|701-704]])===
[[File:new-sera.png|thumb|left|Sera leans in to get a good look at Haibara]]
[[File:Sera is akai sister.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Sera is revealed to be Akai's sister.]]
Sera finally meets Haibara, and Haibara has a bad feeling about her (although it could have been due to Scar Akai spying on them from behind the door just then). Later when a murder occurs on the Bell Tree Express, she and Conan investigate. Sera takes a video recording of the suspects running so she can show it to the detective boys in order to ask them which one had the closest gait to the masked suspect from earlier, but she is intercepted first by Scar Akai in the hallway. She stops and angrily asks him who he is. Scar Akai simply replies that she hasn't changed, reveals his face to her, and refers to her by her first name, "Masumi". In her shock Sera calls him "Shuu-nii", signifying that Akai is Sera's older brother. She questions Scar Akai about what happened, saying that she heard he had died. Scar Akai then tasers her unconscious, stating that he was hoping for that response. Scar Akai later is revealed to be Vermouth in disguise, explaining why he attacked Sera.
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===The Blush Mermaid Heist (Manga: [[Volume 78|828]]-[[Volume 79|830]], Anime: [[Kaitou Kid and the Blush Mermaid|724-725]])===
[[File:SeraHat.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Sera is relieved that she has got her hat back.]]
Sera accompanies Conan, Ran, and Sonoko to the location of Kaitou Kid's next heist: a museum where the Blush Mermaid, a gem adhered to the shell of a turtle as a last ditch effort by a an Italian actress in an accident at sea to save her turtle by encouraging someone to rescue it. Before checking out the museum, Sera asks Ran if she saw a [[Scar Akai|strange man in black]] when she found the hat on the Belltree Express. After the group arrives at the room where the turtle is being held in a large aquarium, Inspector Nakamori pulls Sera's face to see if it is a mask worn by Kid. Annoyed by Nakamori's mistaken gender assumption and having her face pinched, Sera knees him in the privates ostensibly to prove he isn't Kid. Sera then runs off to the bathroom. Later, when Kid makes his move, Sera is one of many caught in his trap: the rug on the floor is pulled up by strings so that it pins everyone standing on it to the front of aquarium. As soon as the rug drops, everyone sees the tank is empty except for a card left by Kid. This leaves Conan and Sera quite dumbfounded as to how Kaitou Kid could have removed the turtle. Later, Conan reveals that Sera is really Kaitou Kid, and he had made a critical error in his acting by assuming Sera was a male. Kaitou Kid had locked the real Sera bound and gagged in the men's bathroom after knocking her out with a stun gun. Upon gaining consciousness, Sera escapes her bonds, rushes out of the bathroom, and gives a still disguised Kid a fierce kick to the face. After Kid escapes (due to Ran distracting Sera by pointing out that everyone can see her underwear), Sera is relieved that she at least managed to recover her hat, which she thinks is special because it somehow has the same feel as her brother Shuichi Akai's hat.

=== Cooking Show Murder (Manga: [[Volume 80|844-846]], Anime: [[The Treasure Chest Filled With Fruits|727-728]])===
[[File:SeraSmile.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Sera is smiling and blushing when Conan asks her if they had met each other before.]]
Conan, Ran, Sonoko, Kogoro and Sera go to a live cooking show. Conan wants to ask something important to Sera, but a murder gets in his way. While solving the case, Ran realises that Sera and her might have met each other before, since Ran thinks of waves in the beach each time Sera gets away. At the end of the case, Conan asks Sera if they had met each other before. Sera smiles and says she doesn´t know, but actually she thinks "Of course we have, but I can´t tell you until the time comes..."

===Adultery Investigation (Manga: [[Volume 81|856-858]])===
[[File:SeraCall.png|left|thumb|150px|Sera is calling her brother on the phone.]]
After being hired by a classmate, Kitao Keiko, Sera is investigating to see if the boyfriend of Keiko's sister has fully committed to their relationship. However, as the atmosphere is rapidly changed by the murder, Sera and Conan start to investigate the crime scene. When Conan has finally deduced who the culprit is, he also observes Sera making a call with someone saying "...Say, my deduction... It's not wrong, is it?". Upon solving the case, Eri states having seen Sera talking to her brother on the phone.

=== Meeting Makoto (Manga: [[Volume 81|859-861]])===
[[File:SeraAndMakoto.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Sera attacks Makoto with her Jeet Kune Do.]]
At a Bowling Center with Conan, Ran, Sonoko and Kogoro, Sera is introduced to Sonoko's boyfriend Makoto. Shortly before, Sera mistook Makoto for a stranger being "overly friendly" with Sonoko, therefore defending her with Jeet Kune Do. Explaining Sera has been taught Jeet Kune Do by her older brother, she also reveals that besides her assumingly dead brother she has a second-oldest brother. Furthermore Sera explains to Conan that her brother also advises her on cases by phone. After successfully investigating the crime scene with Conan, Sera steps aside with her smartphone and types in the message "It seems like he's also arrived at the truth... But whether or not our deductions are the same - lately I've been losing confidence in that regard...". When the recipient writes back "Who is he? I'd like an explanation!", Sera takes a picture with her smartphone. However, the recipient's answer "If it's him, there's no problem." reveals that he is familiar with Conan. It is heavily implied that it is the same person Conan saw Sera making a call with in File 857.

===Red Woman Case (Manga: [[Volume 82|872]]-[[Volume 83|875]])===
Masumi takes a request from her middle brother to consult in his place about a case involving some of his high school classmates who are now 28-29 years old. On the way to a cabin in the woods, Masumi tells Conan and the gang more about her family history and timeline. She reveals that she and her brothers each have different family names for various reasons, one of which is the death of her father. The case takes a dark turn when one of the classmates is found murdered in a bathtub of tomatoes. With the help of the Nagano police, Conan and Masumi manage to solve the case. Later, Masumi asks Conan to find her cellphone in the kitchen by calling it with his. He does so and Conan notices the call background screen is a [[Unknown child|child who looks like Masumi]] with eye bags similar to those of the [[Akai family]] members. Masumi never mentioned having a younger siblings, so Conan suspects Masumi was intentionally trying to show him the child for some reason.

===Romance Novelist Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 83|876]]-[[Volume 83|878]])===
On the way home from school, Ran and Sonoko decide to visit Masumi's hotel (which is different from the other one she has been staying at earlier). Masumi claims she had a meeting with her supposedly-hard-to-reach [[Akai family's middle brother|middle brother]] planned, so she texts him to reschedule. Conan seems to notice this contradiction. At the hotel, Conan tries to peek in Masumi's bedroom, but Masumi wards him off by embarrassing him. Masumi also asks Conan is she reminds him of someone he met in the past, but Conan draws a blank. A murder interrupts the meeting. While Conan is investigating, he notices the middle-school aged [[Unknown child|child]] from Masumi's cellphone picture in the gathered crowd. Later, Conan and the gang return to Masumi's room, and Conan hides his glasses earpiece [[microphone]] to spy on the apartment. It is quickly found and destroyed by Masumi and the child after Conan departs with Ran and Sonoko. The child asks Masumi to tell Conan she is her little sister from outside the territory if he asks about her. Masumi doesn't mention that she showed Conan the child's picture.

=== Shogi Tournament ([[Volume 85|899]]) ===

== Plot Exposition ==
=== Hints that Sera was Shuichi Akai's sister ===
Sera was revealed to be Shuichi Akai's sister on the Bell Tree Express after a confrontation with [[Scar Akai]]<ref name=821p16>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 4 (821), pg 16: "Mystery Train (Junction)"</ref> and while sleeptalking.<ref name=823p4>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 6 (823), pg 4: "Mystery Train (Releasing Smoke)"</ref>
[[Image:Sera_and_Shuuichi.png|thumb|right|300px|Sera and [[Shuichi Akai]].]]
* Sera has bags under her eyes identical to Shuichi Akai's.
* Masumi Sera's name is also incredibly similar to Mobile Suit Gundam character [http://gundam.wikia.com/wiki/Sayla_Mass Sayla Mass] (セイラ・マス, ''Seira Masu''). [[Shuichi Akai#Name origin|Akai's name is derived]] from Sayla Mass's older brother's name, Char Aznable.
* Conan said he has a feeling he had met her before. "''Somehow I feel like we've met somewhere before, it might be that person resembles someone I know, that's why the feeling that we've met before is on my mind...''"<ref>Manga Chapter 771: Let's Hear Your Brilliant Deduction! p.11</ref>
* [[Andre Camel]] and most likely [[James Black]] seem to recognize her from somewhere. On another interesting note, James Black was the first to recognize that Sera was a girl. Everyone else thought that she was a guy when they first saw her. Since James was Akai's boss, he would most likely know that Akai has a younger sister and what she would look like.
* Sera lived in Japan until three years ago when her family moved to America. This matches with the time when Akai was infiltrating the Black Organization. The family's move to America could be the FBI's attempt to protect them should something go wrong with Akai's mission.
* In Chapter 801, Sera chased after [[Scar Akai]] who appeared while she was walking with Ran in front of the Mouri Detective Agency. Although, Scar Akai hid before she could find him, she told Ran that she had just seen "someone she knew".
* In Chapter 859, Sera, when being asked who taught her Jeet Kune Do, answers that her older brother did. Consequently, Conan asks Sera: "But, didn't you say your older brother was dead?" This leads to Sera remarking "Yeah... That's what I heard." also further supporting the theory that Sera is in Japan to investigate her brother's death.

=== Hints that Sera was not Bourbon ===
* In Chapter 801, Sera chased after [[Scar Akai]] who appeared while she was walking with Ran in front of the Mouri Detective Agency. Although, Scar Akai hid before she could find him, she told Ran that she had just seen "someone she knew". She then thinks there is "no way it was possible" regarding the man she saw, which would make sense if she thought Akai was dead. This implied she wasn't Bourbon, since Bourbon believes he is the only one who can kill Akai, implying that Gin might have failed to do so. Hence Bourbon wouldn't think that it was impossible to meet Akai again in the street.

==Relationships analysis==

===Friends & Family ===

==== Shuichi Akai ====
[[Shuichi Akai]] is Sera's older brother. Sera refers to Akai as "Shuu-nii", implying that they were close. Sera seems to miss him after his supposed death. In the Blush Mermaid Heist, Sera is shown to be fond of her fedora as she believes it has the same "feel" as Akai's old hats. Shuichi sent Masumi Jeet-kun-do training tapes while she was in elementary school. She watched these so many times while practicing that she wore them out.<ref name="876p2">Manga [[Volume 83]], File 4 (876), pg 2: "The romance novelist"</ref> She describes her eldest brother as ''strong'' in contrast to her second - oldest brother.<ref name="859p6-7">Manga [[Volume 81]], File 9 (859): pgs 6-7: "Jeet Kune Do vs. Karate"</ref>

==== Conan Edogawa ====
[[File:EP671-674_25.png|thumb|right|Sera hugs Conan after rescuing him in [[Detectives' Nocturne]].]]
Sera is interested in [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]'s abilities as a detective and has been gathering information on him and his friends. She appears to be certain that Conan is Shinichi Kudo. Despite her initial suspicious presentation, Conan felt like she wasn't a bad person and so didn't mistrust her. Conan at one point questions her if they've met before, but she denies this and secretly thinks, "Now's not the time".

On several occasions, such as the dramatic conclusion of the [[Volume 76#Online Client|Online Client Case]], Sera has displayed an intensely affectionate air towards Conan which somewhat transcends a mere "big sister" relationship. As to how Sera actually feels about Conan is yet to be revealed.<ref>Manga Chapter 800: ''Online Client Case'' - "When Objects Collide"; Anime Episode 674: ''[[Detectives' Nocturne]]'' - "Bourbon"</ref>

==== Ai Haibara ====
Sera has been interested in meeting [[Ai Haibara]] for yet unrevealed reasons and has been secretly gathering information on her. She also seemed to recognize [[Shiho Miyano]] in the video of her rescuing the [[Detective Boys]]. Haibara in turn feels uneasy around Sera, especially in close contact situations though arguably it could also be due to Scar Akai's presence near Sera.

==== Ran Mouri ====
[[File:Ran and Sera and Wave.jpg|thumb|left|180px|Ran hears sounds of rippling waves when she sees Sera hurried away]]
Since enrolling at Teitan High, Sera and [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] have become friends and often walk home from school together. Ran seems to recall having met Sera before in the past, hearing the sound of "rippling waves" when the she sees the latter leaving, "as if some sort of magic were at work". Sera has also declared Ran as "her type" when they first met as a sign of liking, though this ultimately led Sonoko, Conan and Ran herself to mistake Sera for a boy.

==== Sonoko Suzuki ====
Since enrolling at Teitan High, Sera and [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]] have become friends and often walk home from school together, with Sonoko describing Sera as a popular girl who is "cheery, sociable, boyish and cute" and on top of that, a "Jeet Kune Do using detective", though she also teasingly remarks that the only thing "against Sera" is her flat chest.

==== Second-older brother ====
Sera appears to have a good relationship with her older brother and often consults him regarding information or deductions about the cases she faced, and also has a high regard of her brother's intellect, even considering the already sharp Akai as "strong" in contrast to her second older-brother.

=== Black Organization ===

==== Tooru Amuro ====

==Speculation==
[[Image:Sera Knowing Conan's Name.png‎|thumb|right|170px|Sera mentioning Conan's name.]]
=== Sera met Shinichi and Ran when she was younger and knows Conan is Shinichi===
Sera knew Conan and [[Ran]]'s identities before they introduced themselves. Although she claimed to know Ran from Karate tournaments, she recognized Conan as a detective and anticipated his skill. Sera admits that she has met Conan before, but she can´t tell him until "the time" comes.<ref name=846p16>Manga [[Volume 80]], File 7 (846), pg 16: "The Magic Lock"</ref> Since Conan didn't exist until Shinichi shrunk, Sera must have met Shinichi some time in the past, and she recognizes him as Conan. The meeting was probably a significant time ago because Sera, while blushing, asks Conan if he once met a girl "a long time ago and could never forget [her]"<ref name=876p11>Manga [[Volume 83]], File 4 (876), pg 11: "The Romance Novelist"</ref> and gets annoyed when he says he can't recall someone like that. Conan realizes he met Sera before because he finds her snaggletoothed smile familiar,<ref name=845p16>Manga [[Volume 80]], File 6 (845), pg 16: "Our Territory"</ref> but she refuses to tell him where they met prior.<ref name=846p16/> Ran appears to have met Sera as well because Sera's figure as she runs away reminds her of "sounds of rippling waves, as if some sort of magic were at work."<ref name=846p4>Manga [[Volume 80]], File 7 (846), pg 4: "The Magic Lock"</ref>

In Chapter 771, it is revealed that she also knows Professor Agasa, although she calls him "Professor what's his name".

=== Identity of Sera's middle brother ===
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=== The Wizard ===
In a PS, [[Akai family's middle brother|Masumi's middle brother]] asks if she "has already met the Wizard?"<ref name=861p15-16>Manga Volume 81, File 11 (861), pg 15-16: "Just like Magic"</ref> Masumi's thought reply is "You could say so..." Later, Masumi "thinks aloud" that her reason for returning to Japan is to meet the Wizard once more.<ref name=874p8>Manga [[Volume 83]], File 2 (874), pg 8: "The red past"</ref> The identity of the Wizard is still unclear.
==== Kaitou Kid ====
Masumi met Kaito Kid briefly at the [[Volume 78|Blush Mermaid Heist]]. It wasn't a normal meeting since Kid knocked her out and Masumi later attacked him, perhaps prompting the response "You could say so..."

==== Shinichi Kudo ====
Tellingly, Masumi turns towards Conan when thinking of the answer "You could say so". [[Masumi_Sera#Sera_met_Shinichi_and_Ran_when_she_was_younger_and_knows_Conan_is_Shinichi|At this point Sera seems to know Conan is Shinichi.]] If Shinichi was nicknamed "The Wizard" by Masumi and/or her brother because of [[Masumi_Sera#Sera_met_Shinichi_and_Ran_when_she_was_younger_and_knows_Conan_is_Shinichi|what happened when he and Masumi met in the past]], then the response is appropriate since she could only sort of meet with Shinichi, because Shinichi shrunk into Conan. It's possible that the event where Shinichi earned the nickname "The Wizard" was Shinichi and Ran's meeting with Sera in the past. When trying to remember Masumi, Ran specifically mentions "sounds of rippling waves, as if some sort of magic were at work."<ref name=846p4>Manga [[Volume 80]], File 7 (846), pg 4: "The Magic Lock"</ref> A "magical" incident, if it was Shinichi's doing, might have earned him the nickname.

==== Someone else ====

[[File:Akai's picture 338.PNG|thumb|right|The picture of the Detective Boys the mystery assistants captured]]

===Sera learned about Haibara from Akai's picture===
Sera initially had an interest in Haibara. This is strange because Haibara didn't exist prior to Shiho shrinking. The knowledge of Shiho should have been secret to her as well, because Shuichi Akai's infiltration of the Black Organization was a secret. If Sera doesn't even know the details of her brother's death, why should she know about Shiho? Sera may recognize Haibara from pictures of Conan and Haibara that Akai took back during the Vermouth arc. It is standard procedure in the US to send the personal belongings of the dead back to their families. If Akai mixed these pictures in with his own things when he took them out of his truck before meeting with Kir, it's possible they were overlooked when the FBI sent Akai's things to his family. If Sera was interested in finding out how and why Akai died, she would begin by researching the people in those pictures and those connected with them in hopes of finding clues.
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==Character popularity==
*In honor of the release of the 800th manga chapter, Shonen Sunday held a popularity poll/contest containing 91 Detective Conan characters to choose from. Sera placed 9th overall with 292 votes.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=8024|title=Shonen magazine detective conan official poll results published [magazine pic]|date=2012-02-28|publisher=eva|accessdate=2012-02-29}}</ref>

==Name origin==
{{Nihongo|Masumi Sera's|世良・真純|Sera Masumi}} name comes from the [[wikipedia:Mobile Suit Gundam|Mobile Suit Gundam]] character {{Nihongo|[[wikipedia:Sayla Mass|Sayla Mass]]|セイラ・マス|Seira Masu}}.<ref>[[Sherry's soliloquy|Sherry's soliloquy (2012-06-17)]], Gosho was referring to the revelation that Sera is Akai's sister (Manga File 821): やっぱりアルテイシアだったのね・・・ (So it was '''Artesia'''…). Note that "Artesia" is another name of '''Sayla Mass'''.</ref> The kanji for Sera's last name mean 'good world'. The kanji for her first name, Masumi, mean 'true' and either 'pure' or 'net.'

==Quotes==
{{cquote|Deletion. For data at least ... is an easy task to accomplish.|Sera, on deleting a picture of Haibara from her computer, File 777 pg 16}}

{{cquote|I guess I'm a bad kid after all...|Sera, while crying, File 814 pg 16}}

==Trivia==
*When she was young she liked to read the "[[Night Baron]]" series, so she is fan of [[Yusaku Kudo]].
*Her catchphrase, "Case Closed" (said in English), is likely a reference to the English-language name of Detective Conan.
*Masumi Sera owns an [[Vehicles_in_Detective_Conan#Yamaha_Artesia_XT400|Artesia XT400]].
*In File 859, Sera reveals that she has a second-older brother and that her oldest brother taught her Jeet-Kune-Do.

==See also==
* [[Characters]]
* [[Akai family]]

==References==
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Mary Sera

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Captain D. Rialdo:

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An unknown child of middle-school age who appears to be a girl with light hair was shown hiding in [[Masumi Sera]]'s room. The child's eyes have a remarkable resemblance to those of [[Shuichi Akai]] and [[Masumi Sera]].

==Appearance==
The child appears to be a female of middle school age (12-15) with light colored, curly, neck length hair. The child has eyes similar to those of [[Masumi Sera]] and [[Shuichi Akai]]. In her appearance in File 877, she was shown wearing a high-neck pleated top, hoodie jacket, and hat.

==Plot overview==
=== The Red Woman Murder Case (875) ===
[[File:Another person with eye bags appears.png|thumb|right|The child on Sera's phone.]]
Masumi asks Conan to find her cellphone by calling it with his. He does so and Conan notices the call background screen is a child who looks like Masumi with eye bags similar to those of the [[Akai family]] members. Masumi never mentioned having a younger siblings earlier, so Conan suspects Masumi was intentionally trying to show him the child for some reason.

=== Romance Novelist Murder Case (876-878) ===
When Ran, Sonoko, and Conan visit Masumi's apartment, the child is shown opening Masumi's door as Conan, Sera, Sonoko, and Ran rush to investigate a crime. It is implied she was hiding in Masumi's bedroom while the other three were in the dining area because Masumi asks Conan not to enter her bedroom. The child later goes downstairs to the scene of the crime where she is seen by Conan. After the case is solved, the child is shown examining Conan's bug along with Masumi. She says that it is still early to trust him, and asks Masumi to introduce her as "her little sister from ''outside the territory''", should Conan question her in the future.

=== Shogi Tournament (899) ===

==Identity==
The child's relationship to Masumi Sera is unknown. Sera testifies that she has two older brothers: [[Shuichi Akai]] and an [[Akai family's middle brother|unknown middle brother]] living in Japan. She says her father is dead, and her mother lives overseas in America. Masumi says she doesn't have any more relatives close enough to depend on.<ref>Manga Volume 83, File 4 (876), pg 3: "The Romance Novelist"</ref> She is currently being financially supported by a friend of her father's. If Masumi has told the truth, that leaves relatively few options for the child's identity assuming the child is related by blood somehow to Masumi.

=== Fan speculation ===

====Akai family mother====
One possibility is that the child is the mother of Masumi Sera and Shuichi Akai, shrunk by a drug like [[APTX 4869]]. There are currently five known members of the Akai/Sera family: a deceased father, a mother, a son who resembles the father, and Masumi Sera and Shuichi Akai, who presumably resemble the mother. Her eyes and features are similar to those of Masumi Sera and Shuichi Akai, and so she presumably looks like the mother of the family. Sera seems to recognize Conan Edogawa to be Shinichi Kudo despite him having such a young appearance, and if she does indeed recognize him she is not surprised by his appearance, which could imply that she is aware of age regression and the drugs which cause it; and perhaps even looking into it because her mother was affected by such a regression.

==== Middle brother ====
Along the same lines as the mother theory, another option for the child's identity is the [[Akai family's middle brother|middle brother of the Akai family]] shrunken by some drug such as APTX 4869. The child's appearance as a girl may be misleading similar to how Masumi is mistaken for a man, something the child is taking advantage of in order to conceal his true identity. Although the eyes are similar to Masumi's and Shuuichi's, the light colored curly hair sets the child apart from the other two in appearance. However, the child said to Sera that he\she is still a long way from trusting Conan<ref>Manga [[Volume 83]], File 6 (878), pg 16: "The Phone, the Sea, and I"</ref>, while the middle brother approves of Conan over the phone: "If it is him [Conan], there is no problem."<ref>Manga [[Volume 81]], File 10 (860), pg 16: "The Smell of Kerosine"</ref>.

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths=185px perrow=5>
File:2014-06-08 00.25.28.jpg|unknown child in file 899
</gallery>

== See also ==
*[[Akai family]]
*[[Shuichi Akai]]
*[[Masumi Sera]]
*[[Akai family's middle brother]]

== References ==
<References/>
{{Characters}}
[[Category:Characters]]

The Suspect is Makoto Kyogoku

2014-06-07T14:05:09Z

Captain D. Rialdo:

{{NewEpisode}}
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| image = TV Episode 744-745.jpg
| title = The Rainy Bowling Alley
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 雨のボーリング場 (Ame no Bōringu-ba)
| season = [[Season 23|23]]
| manga = [[Volume 81|V81 - F9~11 (859-861)]]
| airdate = June 28, 2014 (Part 1) July 5, 2014 (Part 2)
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Masumi Sera]] [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Makoto Kyogoku]] [[Misao Yamamura]] [[Shinichi Kudo]]
| suspects = Makoto Kyogoku, Michiko Monna, Sunami Masaki
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint =
| director =
| screenplay =
| organizer =
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| producer =
| animation-director =
| opening-song = Butterfly Core
| closing-song = Rain Man
| prev-episode = Two Coincidental Successes
| next-episode =
| footnotes =
}}

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (background)}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
====Part 1====
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| crime = Murder
| image = EP744-745 Case.jpg
| location = Sunday Bowling Center
| victim = Masahiro Tanba
| cause-death = Drowning
| suspects = Makoto Kyogoku, Michiko Monna, Sunami Masaki
| description = Sunami discovered the missing Tanba in the toilet in the parking lot of the bowling center. When Sera and Conan examine the body they're surprised to see the cause of death is drowning.
}}

====Part 2====

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Michiko Monna|Michiko Monna.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Middle school math teacher}}
{{People|Sunami Masaki|Sunami Masaki.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Middle school science teacher}}
{{People|Masahiro Tanba|Masahiro Tanba.jpg|
* Victim (drowned)
* 32 years old
* Middle school P.E. teacher}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 23]]
[[Category:Episodes]]

Two Coincidental Successes

2014-06-07T14:03:03Z

Captain D. Rialdo:

{{NewEpisode}}
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| episode = 743
| image = TV Episode 743.jpg
| title = Two Coincidental Successes
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 偶然は二度かさなる (Gūzen wa Ni-do Kasanaru)
| season = [[Season 23|23]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| airdate = June 21, 2014
| cast =
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| director =
| screenplay =
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| storyboard =
| producer =
| animation-director =
| opening-song = Butterfly Core
| closing-song = Rain Man
| prev-episode = Promise with a J-Leaguer
| next-episode = The Rainy Bowling Alley
| footnotes =
}}

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===

=== People ===

=== Resolution ===

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 23]]
[[Category:Episodes]][[Category:Anime Exclusive]]

Promise with a J-Leaguer

2014-06-07T14:01:05Z

Captain D. Rialdo:

{{NewEpisode}}
{{InfoBox TV
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| image = TV Episode 742.jpg
| title = Promise with a J-Leaguer
| english-title =
| japanese-title = Jリーガーとの約束 (J Riigā to no Yakusoku)
| season = [[Season 23|23]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| airdate = June 14, 2014
| cast =
| solved-by =
| next-conan-hint =
| director =
| screenplay =
| organizer =
| storyboard =
| producer =
| animation-director =
| opening-song = Butterfly Core
| closing-song = Rain Man
| prev-episode = Bathroom Where Ran Collapsed As Well
| next-episode = Two Coincidental Successes
| footnotes =
}}

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Takahiro Sanada}}
{{Char|Kaoru Kouda}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===

=== People ===

=== Resolution ===

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 23]]
[[Category:Episodes]][[Category:Anime Exclusive]]

Bathroom Where Ran Collapsed As Well

2014-06-07T13:49:26Z

Captain D. Rialdo:

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 740-741
| image = TV Episode 740-741.jpg
| title = Bathroom Where Ran Collapsed As Well
| english-title =
| japanese-title =
| season = [[Season 23|23]]
| manga = [[Volume 81|V81 - F6~8 (856-858)]]
| airdate = May 31, 2014 (Part 1) June 7, 2014 (Part 2)
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Masumi Sera]] [[Eri Kisaki]] [[Jugo Yokomizo]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Vermouth]] [[Tooru Amuro]] [[Jodie Starling]] [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Professor Agasa]]
| suspects = Rumi Kitao, Kenya Settsu, Mitsuaki Kaga
| solved-by = [[Shinichi Kudo]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] on phone)
| next-conan-hint = Wink (Part 1)
| director =
| screenplay =
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| storyboard =
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| opening-song = Butterfly Core
| closing-song = Rain Man
| prev-episode = Kogoro in the Bar
| next-episode = Promise with a J-Leaguer
| footnotes =
}}

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Eri Kisaki}}
{{Char|Jugo Yokomizo}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa|display=Professor Agasa}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi|display=Wataru Takagi (flashback)}}
{{Char|Vermouth|display=Vermouth (background)}}
{{Char|Tooru Amuro|display=Bourbon}}
{{Char|Jodie Starling|display=Jodie Starling (background)}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (voice)}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
}}
== Case ==
=== Situation ===
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP740-741 Case.jpg
| location =
| victim = Waka Hashitani
| cause-death = Blunt force trauma
| suspects = Rumi Kitao, Kenya Settsu, Mitsuaki Kaga
| description =
}}

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Keiko Kitao|Keiko Kitao.jpg|
* Teitan High School Class A student
* Rumi's younger sister}}
{{People|Rumi Kitao|Rumi Kitao.jpg|
* 21 years old
* University student}}
{{People|Kenya Settsu|Kenya Settsu.jpg|
* 22 years old
* University student}}
{{People|Waka Hashitani|Waka Hashitani.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* University student}}
{{People|Mitsuaki Kaga|Mitsuaki Kaga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* University student}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Kenya Settsu'''.
</spoiler>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}
<gallery perrow=5>
File:Sera.png|
File:Ran-740.png|
File:Sera said.png|
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Season 23]]
[[Category:Episodes]]

Volume 81-90

2014-06-07T10:04:04Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* List of chapters */

Volume 81 was released on November 18, 2013 in Japan.

== List of chapters ==
The following is a list of chapters for Volume 81 to the current manga volume.
<onlyinclude>
{{BeginTable Volume}}
{{VolumeItem|81|851-861|November 18, 2013|978-4-09-124499-4||||
|detective=[[Handyman of Susukino]]
|keyhole=[[Yuzuki Fukui]]
|pnew=[[Yuzuki Fukui]] is introduced.
|chapter-list=
{{ChapterItem|851|Jodie Remembers|ジョディの追憶|Jodi no Tsuioku}}
{{ChapterItem|852|Whereabouts of Shuichi Akai|赤井秀一の消息|Akai Shūichi no Syōsoku}}
{{ChapterItem|853|A Detective Encounters a Case in a Bar|探偵はBARで事件に遭遇する|Tantei wa Bā de Jiken ni Sōgū Suru|plot={{Plot New}}}}
{{ChapterItem|854|A Detective Deduces a Case in a Bar|探偵はBARで事件を推理する|Tantei wa Bā de Jiken wo Suiri Suru}}
{{ChapterItem|855|A Detective Solves a Case in a Bar|探偵はBARで事件を解決する|Tantei wa Bā de Jiken wo Kaiketsu Suru}}
{{ChapterItem|856|Adultery Investigation|浮気調査|Uwaki Chōsa}}
{{ChapterItem|857|My Deduction|ボクの推理|Boku no Suiri}}
{{ChapterItem|858|A Problematic Deduction|居心地悪い推理 |Igokochi Warui Suiri}}
{{ChapterItem|859|Jeet Kune Do vs. Karate|截拳動vs.空手|Jeet Kune Dō vs. Karate}}
{{ChapterItem|860|The Smell of Kerosene|灯油の臭い|Tōyu no Nioi}}
{{ChapterItem|861|Just Like Magic|まるで魔法のように|Marude Mahō no Yō ni}}
|summary= Conan contacts Jodie and informs her of Bourbon's real identity as Tooru Amuro, whom she learns was Scar Akai to see if the real Shuuichi Akai was dead. Amuro learns from Vermouth the Conan is smarter than he looks and is in contact with the FBI. Kogorou is asked by a young bartender to see if something is happening at her establishment, only for a murder to occur. Conan (through Kogorou) solves that case, but figures out later on that Amuro knows Conan has contacts with the FBI, but wonders why he doesn't tell the organization. Conan and ran go to see Eri for lunch, but as she is running late they meet Sera on a case investigating the boyfriend of a classmate's older sister. Sera reveals she has a second brother, who helps her with her deduction. Makoto meet Sera(mistaking her for a boy) in a bowling alley, getting too close to Sonoko. After a momentary bout, he helps investigate how gym teacher is murdered in a porta-potty by drowning.}}
{{VolumeItem|82|862-872|January 17, 2014|978-4-09-124551-9||
|detective=[[Kageyama]]
|keyhole=[[Tomoko Suzuki]]
|pmk=[[Kaitou Kid]] related case.
|chapter-list=
{{ChapterItem|862|Iron Wall|鉄壁|Teppeki|plot={{Plot MK}}}}
{{ChapterItem|863|Blackout|暗転|Anten|plot={{Plot MK}}}}
{{ChapterItem|864|Girls and Boys|雌雄|Shiyū|plot={{Plot MK}}}}
{{ChapterItem|865|Taii the Calico Cat|三毛猫の大尉|Mikeneko no Tai}}
{{ChapterItem|866|A Cat Hiding Its Claws|猫を被って|Neko wo Kabutte}}
{{ChapterItem|867|Mischievous Child|イタズラっ子|Itazurakko}}
{{ChapterItem|868|Lucky Cat|招き猫|Maneki Neko}}
{{ChapterItem|869|It's not there...|ないのよ･･･|Nai no yo...}}
{{ChapterItem|870|When A Wish Comes True...|願いが叶った時に･･･|Negai ga Kanatta tokini...}}
{{ChapterItem|871|Red Badge|赤バッジ| Aka Bajji}}
{{ChapterItem|872|Red Woman|赤女|Aka Onna}}
|summary=Makoto meets Sonoko's parents and isn't satisfactory to Tomoko, Sonoko's mom, because she wants a well read man to succeed the family. When Sonoko gets all hyperexcited at Kaito Kid's next notice, Makoto goes to her uncle Jirokichi to safeguard the gem Kid is after to prove his worth to Sonoko. When Jirokichi hears Makoto has '''NEVER''' lost a fight, he uses him to guard the Green Emperor gem. Kid accepts the challenge, and gets close to the gem by posing as Sonoko. Makoto immediately realizes Sonoko is really Kid who tries to escape, but Makoto follows undeterred and Kid admits defeat. Makoto reveals he knew Kid was in disguise because of the finger length difference from the real Sonoko.

When Azusa tries to find the owner of the boy Calico cat Taii, three people claim ownership: an elderly woman, a freeter, and a company president. The woman learns her cat is a girl from Conan; the freeter is a con-man because a calico male is a 1/1000 find valued between 1 and 20 million Yen; the company president, Teishi Masuko, is the real owner as the cat remembered him as he used the moving service from the refrigerated truck where the kids first found Taii. When the kids go visit Mr. Masuko, he had received a head injury from an assault. Takagi and Sato investigate, and Takagi let slip the two slept together.

The Detective boy later meet Makabe, a boy with a new game they all like, so he invites them over. Conan finds a dead man next door to Makabe, and Takagi and Sato are called in. Sato tells Takagi that she lost something because of him, and he says he will take responsibility (him believing it is because they slept together she is pregnant). Meanwhile, Yumi and Naeko eavesdrop on the conversation between the two, both believing Miwako to be having Takagi's child- which Yumi spreads over HQ infuriating all the men. It turns out Sato lost a pin she normally wears when she and Takagi were after a suspect, only to find it in his pants pocket- meaning she isn't pregnant.}}
{{VolumeItem|83|873-882|April 18, 2014|978-4-09-124620-2||
|detective=[[Houtarou Oreki]]
|keyhole=[[Unknown child]]
|pnew=[[Unknown child]] is introduced.
|chapter-list=
{{ChapterItem|873|Red Devil|赤い悪魔|Akai Akuma}}
{{ChapterItem|874|Red Past|赤き昔日|Akaki Sekijitsu}}
{{ChapterItem|875|Red Tragedy|赤の悲劇|Aka no Higeki|plot={{Plot New}}}}
{{ChapterItem|876|Romance Novelist|恋愛小説家|Renai Shōsetsuka}}
{{ChapterItem|877|The Girl Who Resembles Sera|世良に似た女の子|Sera ni Nita Onnanoko}}
{{ChapterItem|878|The Phone, the Sea, and I|電話と海と私|Denwa to Umi to Watashi}}
{{ChapterItem|879|Detective's Master|探偵の師匠|Tantei no Shishō}}
{{ChapterItem|880|Ebisu Bridge|エビス橋|Ebisu Hashi}}
{{ChapterItem|881|Drug Trading Venue|麻薬取引現場|Mayaku Torihiki Genba}}
{{ChapterItem|882|Memories of Light Blue|水色の思い出|Mizuiro no Omoide}}
|summary=Conan, Ran, and Sonoko head to a cabin in the woods with Sera to meet some of her brother's old friends to solve a mystery. Along the way, they saw a woman dressed in all red hiding but vanished when seen. When they arrive they meet Tamami Minegishi, Sumika Kawana, Masaie Hakuya, and Jinsuke Ninda. Ran mentions the woman in all red from earlier, and everyone panics believing her the killer, the Red Woman- from her blood soaked coat- who killed their friend Satoko in the nearby bog 15 years earlier; since then, strange things have happened at the villa, so Sera was asked by her brother to investigate. Masaie is later found murdered in the bath tub, and Yui Uehara responds to the scene and concludes Masaie was bludgeoned and drowned. Everyone says it was the Red Woman, but Uehara assures them it can't be since her death was confirmed 15 years ago along with Satoko's in the bog, her name was Komayo Takeno. The murder weapon is a dumbbell, and Sera noticed salt in the tub, so Conan and Sera confirm their deductions when a blackout occurs and Sumika is attacked by the 'Red Woman', leaving both detectives confused. Uehara learns Sera spent 3 years in the US; she returned to Japan and in her head says "to meet the wizard once more" while looking at Conan. Inspectors Kansuke Yamato and Taka'aki Morofushi (Komei) look into the original Red Woman case by talking to the original officer on the case.

Reviewing both Satoko's and the Red Woman's deaths, Satoko was found with a red coat of the 'Red Woman', while she wore beige earlier that day. Yamato calls to warn Uehara of a danger in the woods, but the call dies from a storm. Conan and Sera deductions prove Sumika was the one who killed Masaie and hid him in the tub. By using a bat and a fan to create the sounds of a vacuum to sound like Masaie was upstairs, he was already dead. Conan also shows that tomatoes don't float unless salt is mixed with the water, so she salted the water to create an alibi. Sera also points out that she was the woman in red they saw on the way to the cabin as she handed Sera the photos from earlier to investigate, without hesitation while the others thought she was a boy at first. She killed Masaie as he had Satoko play the Red Woman for a prank, and she fell into the bog and died. The woman who attacked Sumika appears(Shinobu Kagawa, the mistress of the man killed by the Red Woman, attacked Sumika dressed as the Red Woman), but Yamato and Morofushi arrive and take her away. Conan later finds Sera's phone and a young girl with Akai eyes is with her in the shot.

Following their return to Beika, Sera explains to Ran and Sonoko that a good friend of her dad's is paying for her stay at her hotel. Conan silently questions the photo of the little girl with Sera since she said her only other siblings are her deceased and second brothers. They visit her hotel and run into a romance novelist, Hiura, writing his latest book, and his assistant, Chiaki Minazuki, is murdered. Immediately, Conan and Sera see its the novelist and prove he used his suitcase to stuff her in after strangling her. He killed her because he thought she was trying to extort money and fame from him. She was the real original author when she was much younger and sent a coded message in the title to tell him that she loved him with a play on words with the book title. After Hiura is arrested, Conan's bug on Sera is destroyed and the little girl from Sera's photo comments on Conan still having a long way before earning her trust. Sera is then told to say, should she be asked, that the little girl is her little sister from "outside the domain".
}}
{{VolumeItem|84|883-893|July 18, 2014|||
|detective=
|keyhole=
|chapter-list=
{{ChapterItem|883|The Scarlet Detective|緋色の探偵|Hiiro no Tantei}}
{{ChapterItem|884|The Pink Answer|ピンク色の回答|Pinkuiro no Kaitō}}
{{ChapterItem|885|Kite-Flying Competition|凧揚げ大会|Tako age Taikai}}
{{ChapterItem|886|Mr. Eaves-Dropper|盗聴男|Tō Chō Otoko}}
{{ChapterItem|887|The Devil's Voice|悪魔の声|Akuma no Koe}}
{{ChapterItem|888|The Tense Tea Party|ギスギスしたお茶会|Gisugisu Shita Osakai}}
{{ChapterItem|889|Zero|ゼロ|Zero}}
{{ChapterItem|890|High Velocity Blood Splatter|高速の飛沫血痕|Kōsoku no Himatsu Kekkon}}
{{ChapterItem|891|The Last Piece|最後のピース|Saigo no Pīsu}}
{{ChapterItem|892|From My Japan|僕の日本から...|Boku no Nippon Kara...}}
{{ChapterItem|893|Bourbon's Pursuit, Scarlet Prologue|バーボンの追究、緋色の序章|Bābon no Tsuikyū, Hiiro no Joshō}}
|summary=
}}
{{VolumeItem|85|894-904||||
|detective=
|keyhole=
|chapter-list=
{{ChapterItem|894|Scarlet Suspicion|緋色の疑惑|Hiiro no Giwaku}}
{{ChapterItem|895|Scarlet Interrogation|緋色の尋問|Hiiro no Jinmon}}
{{ChapterItem|896|Scarlet Return|緋色の帰還|Hiiro no Kikan}}
{{ChapterItem|897|Scarlet Truth|緋色の真相|Hiiro no Shinsō}}
{{ChapterItem|898|Scarlet Epilogue|緋色の終わり|Hiiro no Owari}}
{{ChapterItem|899|The Sealed Move}}
|summary=
}}

{{EndTable}}</onlyinclude>

== See also ==

* [[Volume 71-80]]
* [[Manga]]

[[Category:Volumes]]

Subaru Okiya Appearances

2014-05-31T11:45:51Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Manga */

== Manga ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|chapters|Subaru Okiya|
[[Volume 60|'''File 622''': Red, White, and Yellow]]
[[Volume 60|'''File 623''': Kuroshiro-kun]]
[[Volume 60|'''File 624''': A New Neighbor]]
[[Volume 61|'''File 635''': Burn ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 61|'''File 637''': Crackle]]
[[Volume 61|'''File 638''': Paper Airplane]]
[[Volume 61|'''File 639''': Message]]
[[Volume 61|'''File 640''': Rescue]]
[[Volume 62|'''File 646''': Village of Animosity ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 64|'''File 664''': Ikkaku Rock]]
[[Volume 64|'''File 665''': Mackerel Carp Sea Bream Flounder]]
[[Volume 64|'''File 666''': Thirst for Blood]]
[[Volume 65|'''File 680''': A Dangerous Couple ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 66|'''File 691''': Conan vs. The Detective Boys]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 700''': The Dangerous Area]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 701''': Hint of Red and 13]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 702''': The Bomber's Aim]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 703''': The Truth Within the Snowstorm]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 704''': Silent Clash]]
[[Volume 71|'''File 741''': The VHS of Memory ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 72|'''File 755''': Communications Code]]
[[Volume 74|'''File 775''': Video Site]]
[[Volume 74|'''File 776''': A Vase and a Cat]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 798''': Detectives' Nocturne]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 799''': A Child's Curiosity and a Detective's Spirit of Inquiry]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 800''': When Objects Collide]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 801''': The Person Who Never Smiled ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 802''': Don't Make That Kind of Face ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 809''': Traces of Having Been in the Room]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 810''': Froth, Steam and Smoke]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 811''': The Tools of the Trade]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 812''': Yusaku Kudo's Unsolved Case]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 813''': Kinichi]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 814''': Conan-kun, Right?]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 815''': One's Own Territory ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 817''': A Lonely Figure in the Lamplight]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 820''': Mystery Train (First Wait)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 821''': Mystery Train (Junction)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 823''': Mystery Train (Releasing Smoke)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 824''': Mystery Train (Final Stop)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 825''': Special Coach ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 80|'''File 843''': A Parcel for Kudo-samakata]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 894''': Scarlet Suspicion]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 895''': Scarlet Interrogation]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 896''': Scarlet Return]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 897''': Scarlet Truth]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 898''': Scarlet Epilogue]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Anime ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|episodes|Subaru Okiya|
[[Conan vs. Double Code Mystery|'''Episode 509''': Red, White, Yellow, and the Detective Boys]]
[[Conan vs. Double Code Mystery|'''Episode 510''': Conan vs. Double Code Mystery]]
[[Conan vs. Double Code Mystery|'''Episode 511''': Deduction Showdown! Shinichi vs. Subaru Okiya]]
[[Kaitou Kid's Teleportation Magic|'''Episode 515''': Kaitou Kid's Teleportation Magic (1 Hour Special)]]
[[Murderer, Shinichi Kudo|'''Episode 521''': Murderer, Shinichi Kudo (1 Hour Special) ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[The Blue Spark of Hate#Part 2|'''Episode 524''': The Blue Spark of Hate (Part 1) ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[The Blue Spark of Hate#Part 2|'''Episode 525''': The Blue Spark of Hate (Part 2)]]
[[The Secret of the Vanished Masterpiece|'''Episode 536''': The Secret of the Vanished Masterpiece ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Ikkaku Rock's Disappearing Fish#Part 1|'''Episode 542''': Ikkaku Rock's Disappearing Fish (Part 1)]]
[[Ikkaku Rock's Disappearing Fish#Part 2|'''Episode 543''': Ikkaku Rock's Disappearing Fish (Part 2)]]
[[A Dangerous Party of Two|'''Episode 557''': A Dangerous Party of Two ('''Note:''' Background & Flashback)]]
[[Battle of the Haunted Warehouse's Treasure#Part 1|'''Episode 571''': Battle of the Haunted Warehouse's Treasure (Part 1) ('''Note:''' Flashback)]]
[[Battle of the Haunted Warehouse's Treasure#Part 2|'''Episode 572''': Battle of the Haunted Warehouse's Treasure (Part 2)]]
[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen#Hint of Red and Thirteen|'''Episode 578''': The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen]]
[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen#Hint of Red and Thirteen|'''Episode 579''': The Suggestion of Black Thirteen]]
[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen#Hint of Red and Thirteen|'''Episode 580''': The Black Time Limit Drawing Near]]
[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen#Hint of Red and Thirteen|'''Episode 581''': The Red Shaking Target]]
[[Emergency Situation 252#Part 2|'''Episode 623''': Emergency Situation 252 (Part 2)]]
[[A Video Letter of First Love|'''Episode 624''': A Video Letter of First Love ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[The Professor's Video Site|'''Episode 656''': The Professor's Video Site (Part 1)]]
[[Detectives' Nocturne|'''Episode 672''': Detectives' Nocturne (Kidnapping)]]
[[Detectives' Nocturne|'''Episode 673''': Detectives' Nocturne (Deduction)]]
[[Detectives' Nocturne|'''Episode 674''': Detectives' Nocturne (Bourbon)]]
[[Won't Forgive Even One Millimeter|'''Episode 675''': Won't Forgive Even One Millimeter (Part 1) ('''Note:''' Flashback)]]
[[Froth, Steam, and Smoke|'''Episode 684''': Froth, Steam, and Smoke (Part 1)]]
[[Froth, Steam, and Smoke|'''Episode 685''': Froth, Steam, and Smoke (Part 2)]]
[[Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case|'''Episode 690''': Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case (Part 1)]]
[[Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case|'''Episode 691''': Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case (Part 2)]]
[[The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret|'''Episode 700''': The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret (Part 2)]]
[[The Jet-Black Mystery Train#Tunnel|'''Episode 703''': The Jet-Black Mystery Train (Tunnel)]]
[[The Jet-Black Mystery Train#Destination|'''Episode 704''': The Jet-Black Mystery Train (Destination)]]
[[Sweet and Cold Delivery Service#Part 2|'''Episode 723''': Sweet and Cold Delivery Service (Part 2)]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Movies ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|movies|Subaru Okiya|
[[Dimensional Sniper|'''Movie 18''': Dimensional Sniper]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== OVAs ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|ovas|Subaru Okiya|
[[A Secret Order From London|'''OVA 11''': A Secret Order From London]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Specials ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|specials|Subaru Okiya|
}}</onlyinclude>

== Openings ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|openings|Subaru Okiya|
[[Ichibyougoto ni Love for you|'''Opening 23''': "Ichibyougoto ni Love for you" by Mai Kuraki]]
[[Mysterious|'''Opening 24''': "Mysterious" by Naifu]]
[[Revive|'''Opening 25''': "Revive" by Mai Kuraki]]
[[Everlasting Luv|'''Opening 26''': "Everlasting Luv" by BREAKERZ]]
[[MAGIC|'''Opening 27''': "MAGIC" by Rina Aiuchi]]
[[As the Dew|'''Opening 28''': "As the Dew" by Garnet Crow]]
[[Summer Time Gone|'''Opening 29''': "Summer Time Gone" by Mai Kuraki]]
[[Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru|'''Opening 34''': "Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru" by Natsu Iro]]
[[TRY AGAIN|'''Opening 35''': "TRY AGAIN" by Mai Kuraki]]
[[Q&A|'''Opening 36''': "Q&A" by B'z]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Closings ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|closings|Subaru Okiya|
}}</onlyinclude>

== See also ==

*[[Subaru Okiya]]

[[Category:Appearances]]

Rei Furuya Appearances

2014-05-31T11:42:50Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Manga */

== Manga ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|chapters|Tooru Amuro|
[[Volume 65|'''File 677''': The Fated Individual ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Volume 65|'''File 678''': The Trap ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Volume 65|'''File 679''': Shaking Heart ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 699''': Tomorrow is There ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 700''': Dangerous Area ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 701''': Hint of Red and 13 ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 702''': The Bomber's Aim ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 703''': The Truth Amidst the Snowstorm ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Volume 67|'''File 704''': Silent Clash ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Volume 75|'''File 793''': Private Eye]]
[[Volume 75|'''File 794''': Genome]]
[[Volume 75|'''File 795''': Destined to Re-Enter The Flames]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 796''': The Meeting At Columbo]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 797''': Intertwined Lies and Mysteries]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 798''': Detectives' Nocturne]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 799''': A Child's Curiosity and a Detective's Spirit of Inquiry]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 800''': When Objects Collide]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 801''': The Person Who Never Smiled ('''Note:''' Background, Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Volume 76|'''File 804''': The Present From Detective Takagi]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 808''': The Late Grave Visit]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 815''': One's Own Territory]]
[[Volume 77|'''File 817''': A Lonely Figure in the Lamplight]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 820''': Mystery Train (First Wait)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 821''': Mystery Train (Junction)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 822''': Mystery Train (Interception)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 823''': Mystery Train (Releasing Smoke)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 824''': Mystery Train (Final Stop)]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 825''': Special Coach]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 826''': The Vanished Key to the Locked Room]]
[[Volume 78|'''File 827''': The Key To Solving The Mystery]]
[[Volume 80|'''File 842''': A Cat's Home Delivery Service]]
[[Volume 80|'''File 843''': A Parcel for Kudo-samakata]]
[[Volume 80|'''File 850''': Bourbon's Objective ('''Note:''' Disguised as Touhei Benzaki)]]
[[Volume 81|'''File 851''': Jodie Remembers ('''Note:''' Disguised as Touhei Benzaki)]]
[[Volume 81|'''File 852''': Whereabouts of Shuichi Akai]]
[[Volume 81|'''File 855''': A detective solves a case in a bar ('''Note:''' Background)]]
[[Volume 81|'''File 856''': Adultery Investigation]]
[[Volume 82|'''File 865''': Taii The Calico Cat]]
[[Volume 82|'''File 866''': A Cat Hiding Its Claws]]
[[Volume 84|'''File 888''': The Tense Tea Party]]
[[Volume 84|'''File 889''': Zero]]
[[Volume 84|'''File 890''': High-Velocity Blood Splatters]]
[[Volume 84|'''File 891''': The Last Piece]]
[[Volume 84|'''File 892''': Get Out Of My Japan]]
[[Volume 84|'''File 893''': Bourbon's Pursuit, Scarlet Prologue]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 894''': Scarlet Suspicion]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 895''': Scarlet Interrogation]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 896''': Scarlet Return]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 897''': Scarlet Truth]]
[[Volume 85|'''File 898''': Scarlet Epilogue]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Anime ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|episodes|Tooru Amuro|
[[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group#Turmoil|'''Episode 563''': Detective Boys vs. Robber Group (Turmoil) ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group#Silence|'''Episode 564''': Detective Boys vs. Robber Group (Silence) ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen|'''Episode 578''': The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen (Flashback) ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[The Suggestion of Black Thirteen|'''Episode 579''': The Suggestion of Black Thirteen ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen|'''Episode 580''': The Black Time Limit Drawing Near ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen|'''Episode 581''': The Red Shaking Target ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Wedding Eve|'''Episode 667''': Wedding Eve (Part 1)]]
[[Wedding Eve|'''Episode 668''': Wedding Eve (Part 2)]]
[[Detectives' Nocturne|'''Episode 671''': Detectives' Nocturne (The Case)]]
[[Detectives' Nocturne|'''Episode 672''': Detectives' Nocturne (Kidnapping)]]
[[Detectives' Nocturne|'''Episode 673''': Detectives' Nocturne (Deduction)]]
[[Detectives' Nocturne|'''Episode 674''': Detectives' Nocturne (Bourbon)]]
[[Won't Forgive Even One Millimeter|'''Episode 675''': Won't Forgive Even One Millimeter (Part 1) ('''Note:''' Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love|'''Episode 683''': The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love (Enter the Scene)]]
[[The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret|'''Episode 699''': The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret (Part 1)]]
[[The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret|'''Episode 700''': The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret (Part 2)]]
[[The Jet-Black Mystery Train#Intersection|'''Episode 702''': The Jet-Black Mystery Train (Intersection)]]
[[The Jet-Black Mystery Train#Tunnel|'''Episode 703''': The Jet-Black Mystery Train (Tunnel)]]
[[The Jet-Black Mystery Train#Destination|'''Episode 704''': The Jet-Black Mystery Train (Destination)]]
[[Conan in a Locked Room|'''Episode 705''': Conan in a Locked Room]]
[[Conan in a Locked Room#Bourbon Figures it Out|'''Episode 706''': Bourbon Figures it Out]]
[[Sweet and Cold Delivery Service#Part 2|'''Episode 723''': Sweet and Cold Delivery Service (Part 2)]]
[[Jodie's Memories and the Cherry Blossom Viewing Trap|'''Episode 734''': Jodie's Memories and the Cherry Blossom Viewing Trap]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Movies ==

== OVAs ==

== Specials ==

== Openings ==
<onlyinclude>{{Appearances|openings|Tooru Amuro|
[[As the Dew|'''Opening 28''': "As the Dew" by GARNET CROW ('''Note:'''Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Summer Time Gone|'''Opening 29''': "Summer Time Gone" by Mai Kuraki ('''Note:'''Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Misty Mystery|'''Opening 32''': "Misty Mystery" by GARNET CROW ('''Note:'''Disguised - Scar Akai)]]
[[Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru|'''Opening 34''': "Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru" by Natsu Iro]]
[[TRY AGAIN|'''Opening 35''': "TRY AGAIN" by Mai Kuraki]]
[[Q&A|'''Opening 36''': "Q&A" by B'z]]
}}</onlyinclude>

== Closings ==

== See also ==

* [[Tooru Amuro]]

[[Category:Appearances]]

Karasuma Group

2014-05-31T07:24:32Z

Captain D. Rialdo:

{{InfoBox BlackOrganization
| name = Black Organization
| japanese-name = 黒の組織 (Kuro no soshiki)
| english-name = Black Organization
| image = Black Organization Profile.jpg
| boss = [[The Boss of the Black Organization|"Ano kata"]]
| members = [[Gin]] [[Vodka]] [[Vermouth]] [[Korn]] [[Chianti]] [[Bourbon]] [[Rum]]
| deceased-members = [[Atsushi Miyano]] [[Elena Miyano]] [[Akemi Miyano]] [[Tequila]] [[Pisco]] [[Calvados]] [[Rikumichi Kusuda]] [[Ethan Hondou]] [[Scotch]] [[Arrack]] (Conan Special) [[Yoshiaki Hara]] ([[Countdown to Heaven|Movie 5]]) [[Irish]] ([[The Raven Chaser|Movie 13]])
| former-members = [[Sherry]] ([[Ai Haibara]]) [[Rye]] ([[Shuichi Akai]]) [[Ki'ichiro Numabuchi]] [[Generic]] (Conan Special)
| undercover-agents = [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] [[Scotch]]
| aliases = The men in black
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume 1#File_001_-_The_Heisei_Holmes|Chapter 1]] Anime: [[Roller_Coaster_Murder_Case|Episode 1]]
| appearances = {{:Black Organization Appearances}}
| footnotes =
}}
The {{nihongo|'''Black Organization'''|黒の組織|kuro no soshiki}} serves as the main antagonist in the series. It is a secret syndicate that commits a number of crimes for various reasons which range from blackmail to robberies to assassinations. The members of the organization are given code names based on alcoholic beverages. The [[The Boss of the Black Organization|leader of the Black Organization]] is unseen and unheard of and is known only through text messages. Their boss's phone number follows the tune of the children song {{nihongo| '''[[Nanatsu no Ko]]'''|七つの子 |lit. Seven children}}; the number is #969#6261. The true name of the Black Organization is unknown. The first members to appear were [[Gin]] and [[Vodka]], who were responsible for [[Shinichi Kudo]]'s transformation in the first place.

== Members ==

=== Current ===

*'''[[The Boss of the Black Organization|The boss]]''': The leader of the Black Organization. The boss's identity, gender, age, and location are all unknown. He/She is respectfully referred to as "that person" (ano kata) by lower ranked members of the Black Organization.
*'''[[Gin]]''': A high ranking Black Organization executive official who seems to specialize in coordinating deals and assassinations. He is one of the most frequently reoccurring Black Organization characters. He is shown to be intelligent and very acute, and his long silver hair and sweeping trench coat give him a distinctive appearance. He forced the drug [[APTX 4869]] on Shinichi, and his favorite car is the Porsche 356A.
*'''[[Vodka]]''': Gin's secretary<ref name=CD237>Conan Drill page 237. Vodka's position is 全体監視役秘書係 which roughly translates to General Oversight division secretary</ref> and assistant, he is another frequently reoccurring Black Organization character. He wears a hat and sunglasses at all times. He is less intelligent compared to his boss Gin whom he often is seen working with.
*'''[[Vermouth]]''' (Sharon Vineyard/Chris Vineyard): A mysterious actress from America with exceptional disguise and voice changing abilities that allow her to pose as anyone. Like Gin, she is a Black Organization executive member.<ref>Conan Drill</ref> She is hated by a number of the members of the Black Organization, but due to the fact that she is their boss' favorite, she is untouchable and they are unable to do anything to her. It is unknown where her loyalty lies, as she often protects Conan and calls him a "silver bullet", implying that she believes him to be capable of bringing down the Black Organization. She also does not seem to age.
*'''[[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]]''': Operates under alias of Rena Mizunashi, a TV reporter. Her true name is Hidemi Hondou. Like her deceased father, she is actually a member of the [[CIA]] who infiltrated the Black Organization. Her brother, [[Eisuke Hondou]], was not aware of this since Hidemi pretended not to know him after she went undercover.
*'''[[Chianti]]''': A professional sniper who has been seen to take orders from Gin. She has a fiery and impatient personality. She loathes Vermouth.
*'''[[Korn]]''': A professional sniper who has been seen to take orders from Gin. His speech is characterized by short phrases with many pauses.
*'''[[Tooru Amuro|Bourbon]]''': A newly established organization member who has great deduction and intelligence gathering skills. His public name is Tooru Amuro. Kir said he has recently been dispatched to search for [[Ai Haibara|Sherry]]. Gin has said that Bourbon hates [[Shuichi Akai]] much more than he does and that he is a man who follows his own rules, much like Vermouth.
*'''[[Rum]]'''

=== Deceased ===
*'''[[Tequila]]''': An agent with the same rank as Vodka who seemed to primarily deal with programmers. He was a giant man who spoke with an Osakan accent. He was unintentionally killed in explosion in Episode 54 and Manga Volume 12.
*'''[[Pisco]]''': An elderly executive agent who was also the chairman of a car company. He was killed by Gin in Episode 178 after being caught on camera performing an assassination. He discovered Haibara was Sherry, but was unable to inform anyone before he was killed.
*'''[[Calvados]]''': A sniper infatuated with Vermouth who shot himself after being crippled by [[Shuichi Akai]] in Episode 345.
*'''[[Akemi Miyano]]''': Shiho Miyano's older sister and Shuichi Akai's girlfriend. She was a low ranking member of the organization and completed a billion yen robbery as part of an agreement to release herself and her sister from the organization. The organization reneged on the deal and she was killed by Gin in Episode 128 and in Manga Volume 2.
*'''[[Atsushi Miyano]]''': Haibara's father and Elena's husband. He headed the APTX 4869 project before Shiho Miyano took over. Both he and Elena died for some reason which Pisco called an accident while Shiho was young.
*'''[[Elena Miyano]]''': Haibara's mother and Atsushi's wife. She was of British origin and was known within the organization as "Hell's Angel". She worked the APTX 4869 project before Shiho Miyano took over. Both she and Atsushi died for some reason which Pisco called an accident while Shiho was young. She left some mysterious tapes for Shiho.
*'''[[Rikumichi Kusuda]]''': An agent sent to infiltrate Haido Central Hospital to discover the whereabouts of Kir. He killed himself when Akai was hot on his trail. (Episode 498)
*'''[[Ethan Hondou]]''': A CIA agent who infiltrated the Black Organization. He committed suicide to protect his daughter [[Hidemi Hondou]] from being uncovered as a CIA agent.
*'''[[Scotch]]'''
*'''[[Yoshiaki Hara]]''': A movie only agent killed by Gin in ''[[Countdown to Heaven|Movie 5]]''
*'''[[Irish]]''': A movie only agent killed by Chianti in ''[[The Raven Chaser]]''.
*'''{{nihongo|Masaaki Okakura|岡倉政明|Okakura Masaaki}}''', age 32, is a Parliamentary Secretary and minor Black Organization member who appears only in [[The Raven Chaser|Movie 13]]. He was killed by Kazuki Honjo, in a crime of revenge unrelated to the Black Organization.
*'''[[Arrack]]''': A non-[[canon]] [[Detective Conan Special|special manga]] agent who committed suicide from Conan Special: Volume 26.

=== Former ===

*'''[[Shiho Miyano|Sherry]]''' (Ai Haibara/Shiho Miyano): A high ranking biochemist who worked on [[APTX 4869]]. She boycotted her work after her sister was killed and was awaiting execution. She escaped when she took an APTX 4869 she had smuggled in with her and shrunk to her 6~7 year old body. She has been living with Professor Agasa and has been working on an antidote to the APTX 4869.
*'''[[Shuichi Akai|Rye]]''': The codename of Shuichi Akai, he was an undercover FBI agent who infiltrated the Black Organization. His allegiance was discovered and he was rejected by the organization. His prowess led the organization to view him as the FBI's trump card.
*'''[[Ki'ichiro Numabuchi]]''': A serial killer whom was slated to be the original test subject for the APTX drug before he escaped. Later escaped and is now in custody for murders he has committed, mostly in fear of the Black Organization sending agents after him.
*'''[[Generic]]''': a non-[[canon]] [[Detective Conan Special|special manga]] agent who is an old friend of Sherry who considers her as his sister. He used the Apoptoxin medicine to shrink his own body and entered the school where Haibara is. He lost his memory due to his own memory removal gas in Conan Special: Volume 26.

== Organization structure and divisions ==
There are many divisions in the Black Organization which are roughly grouped into three categories: Internal Division (内部活動部隊), External Division (外部活動部隊), and General Oversight (全体監視役). The external division is composed of agents who primarily deal with people outside the Organization. The known internal division agents are focused on in-house research and development. General oversight takes a managerial and coordinating role. The divisions are unrelated to relative ranking among members.<ref name=CD237>Conan Drill page 237</ref> (e.g Vermouth is higher ranking than Vodka.)


{| width="1000" align="center" style="clear:both;"
| colspan="7" |
{| class="wikitable" width="1000" style="margin: 3px 0 3px;"
! style="color: #FFFFFF; background:#222222;"|Boss
|-
| align="center"|
{| class="wikitable noborder" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px;"
| [[File:Anokata 60px.jpg]] || [[The Boss of the Black Organization|The boss]]
|}
|}
|-
| colspan="2" |
{| class="wikitable" width="1000" style="margin: 3px 0; border: 0px;"
! colspan="2" style="color: #FFFFFF; background:#555555;"|General Oversight
|-
| align="center" width="50%" |
{| class="wikitable noborder" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px;"
| [[File:Gin 60px.jpg]] || [[Gin]]
|}
| align="center" width="50%" |
{| class="wikitable noborder" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px;"
| [[File:Vodka 60px.jpg]] || [[Vodka]]
|}
|}
|-

| style="vertical-align: top" |
{| class="wikitable" width="1000" style="border: 0px; margin-top: 3px;"
! colspan="1" style="color: #FFFFFF; background: #777799;"|Internal Division || colspan="5" style="color: #FFFFFF; background: #779977;"|External Division || colspan="1" style="color: #FFFFFF; background: #907040;"|Unknown
|-
! rowspan="2" width="16%"|Drug Development || rowspan="2" width="14%"|Software Development || rowspan="2" width="28%"|Reconnaissance** || colspan="2" width="14%"|Operations || rowspan="2" width="14%"|Fundraising || rowspan="2" width="14%"|Unknown
|-
! style="color: #000000; background: #FFE0E0;"|Assassination || style="color: #000000; background: #E0E0FF;"|Robbery
|-

| style="vertical-align: top;" |
{| class="wikitable noborder" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px;"
| [[File:Shiho Miyano 60px.jpg]] || [[Shiho Miyano|Sherry]] ''(escaped)''
|-
| [[File:Atsushi Miyano 60px.jpg]] || [[Atsushi Miyano]] ''(deceased)''
|-
| [[File:Elena Miyano 60px.jpg]] || [[Elena Miyano]] ''(deceased)''
|-
| [[File:Generic 60px.jpg]] || [[Generic]]* ''(former)''
|}

| style="vertical-align: top" |
{| class="wikitable noborder" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px;"
| [[File:Tequila 60px.jpg]] || [[Tequila]] ''(deceased)''
|-
| [[File:Yoshiaki Hara 60px.jpg]] || [[Yoshiaki Hara]]* ''(deceased)''
|}

| style="vertical-align: top"|
{| class="wikitable noborder" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px;"
| [[File:Vermouth 60px.jpg]] || [[Vermouth]]
|-
| [[File:Tooru Amuro 60px.jpg]] || [[Tooru Amuro|Bourbon]]
|-
| [[File:Hidemi Hondou 60px.jpg]] || [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]]<ref>Kir's division in the Black Organization has not been revealed, but it is likely she is in the Reconnaissance division because: 1)Her newscaster position is the type of job a reconnaissance division person would have. 2) She met with Vermouth many times while Vermouth was disguised as Araide 3) She discovered Bourbon's mission despite being mistrusted, and not even high rankers like Gin knew about it. If Kir was part of recon, she would be more likely to know.</ref> (Incertae sedis)
|-
| [[File:Rikumichi Kusuda 60px.jpg]] || [[Rikumichi Kusuda|Rikumichi Kusuda]] ''(deceased)''
|-
| [[File:Irish 60px.jpg]] || [[Irish]]* ''(deceased)''
|}

| style="vertical-align: top" |
{| class="wikitable noborder" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px;"
| [[File:Chianti 60px.jpg]] || [[Chianti]]
|-
| [[File:Korn 60px.jpg]] || [[Korn]]
|-
| [[File:Kichiro Numabuchi 60px.jpg]] || [[Ki'ichiro Numabuchi|Ki'ichiro Numabuchi]] ''(arrested)''
|-
| [[File:Calvados 60px.jpg]] || [[Calvados]] ''(deceased)''
|}

| style="vertical-align: top" |
{| class="wikitable noborder" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px;"
| [[File:Akemi Miyano 60px.jpg]] || [[Akemi Miyano]] ''(deceased)''
|}

| style="vertical-align: top"|
{| class="wikitable noborder" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px;"
| [[File:Pisco 60px.jpg]] || [[Pisco]] ''(deceased)''
|}
| style="vertical-align: top"|
{| class="wikitable noborder" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px;"
| [[File:Shuichi Akai 60px.jpg]] || [[Shuichi Akai|Rye]] ''(former)''
|-
| [[File:Ethan Hondou 60px.jpg]] || [[Ethan Hondou]] ''(deceased)''
|-
| [[File:Arrack 60px.jpg]] || [[Arrack]]* ''(deceased)''
|}
|}
|}

'''*''' ''These characters are not considered to be [[canon]].'' 
'''**''' ''All alive members of the Reconnaissance division, Vermouth, Kir, and Bourbon are revealed to have alternate visions of the Black Organization. Vermouth wants Conan to defeat them and Kir and Bourbon are undercover.''

==Rank==

Agents who excel at their work and make their way up the ranks are given alcohol codenames. Even within codenamed agents there are further rank divisions.<ref>Official material accompanying the manga has given contrary information about the existence of ranks within the codenamed members. Some guidebooks (Conan Drill, Chapter 500 special) describe clear rank divisions. Yet, in the 865 Shounen Sunday Special Booklet, on pg9 under Korn, Gosho was listed as saying, "Fundamentally all members of the organisation with code names are supposed to be at the same level, so Korn's supposed to be at the same rank as Gin. It just happened this time that when they chanced to form a team Gin came out as the most leader-like of all them." Evidence from the manga itself suggests that certain members have privileges and freedom that others are not allowed to have.</ref> One advantage that comes with being higher ranked is access to more informational files; lower rank agents have to request to see certain materials from higher ranking agents.<ref name=824p16>Manga Volume 78, File 7 (824), Page 16: "Mystery Train: Final Destination"</ref>

===Executive agents===
The "Executive"<ref>Manga [[Volume 58]], File 2 (599), pg 9: "Akai's past". "Executive" is a term used by the FBI to describe the agents who are high ranking like Gin and is not necessarily the term the Organization itself uses to refer to that top level.</ref> agents are the highest ranked codenamed agents within the Black Organization under the boss. They can command many other codenamed agents and have access to more information than lower ranked agents. Even among them, killing another executive agent without express orders from the boss would result in a loss of standing.<ref>As Pisco explains to Gin in [[Volume 24]], file 11, page 14</ref>
*[[Gin]]
*[[Vermouth]]: Also the boss' favorite
*[[Rum]]
*[[Pisco]]<ref name=CD239>[[:File:ConanDrill239.jpg|Conan Drill page 239]]</ref>

===Codenamed agents===
Agents who have excelled beyond the rank and file member enough earn recognition and an alcohol codename.

'''Work(ed) under Gin'''
*[[Vodka]]: Tequila and Vodka are approximately the same rank<ref name=CD239>Conan Drill page 239</ref>
*[[Tequila]]: Vodka and Tequila are approximately the same rank<ref name=CD239>Conan Drill page 239</ref>
*[[Chianti]]
*[[Korn]]
*[[Rye]]

'''Work(ed) under Vermouth'''
*[[Calvados]]

'''General'''
*[[Sherry]]: Known to be highly ranked but it has not been stated if she was an executive agent.
*[[Kir]]
*[[Tooru Amuro|Bourbon]]
*[[Irish]] (movie only)
*[[Scotch]]

===Non codenamed agents===
*[[Akemi Miyano]]
*[[Ki'ichiro Numabuchi]]
*[[Ethan Hondou]]
*[[Rikumichi Kusuda]]
*[[Yoshiaki Hara]] (movie only)

===Unknown if codenamed===
*[[Atsushi Miyano]]
*[[Elena Miyano]]

== Modus operandi==
The Black Organization commits crimes such as illegal deals<ref>Manga [[Volume 4]], Files 4-6: Shinkansen Bomb Case</ref>, blackmail<ref>Manga [[Volume 1]], File 1: "The Heisei Holmes"</ref>, robberies<ref>Manga [[Volume 2]], Files 4-7: "Masami Hirota Case"</ref>, and contract assassinations<ref>Manga [[Volume 37]], File 5</ref> to raise money for research.<ref>The Miyano parents went to work for the Black Organization because they [[Volume_41#Bathroom_Murder_Case|received funding after being unable to find a sponsor]] that would pay for them to research their theories. Tequila bribed [[Black_Organization#Hideaki Nakajima|Hideaki Nakajima]] with a large amount of money for the world's best programmers. [[Black_Organization#Suguru Itakura|Suguru Itakura]] was offered a large sum of money to complete his program</ref> The organization operates like a hybrid of a business and a mafia group. The Black Organization recruits outside talent and cultivates clients and sponsors by sending high ranking members like Gin to business meetings, but they also use mafia-like tactics to intimidate desirable civilians into making deals with them.<ref>e.g. Suguru Itakura</ref> Besides their financially motivated crimes, the organization engages in other stereotypical criminal activities like bribery, spying, and eliminating threats or former partners who are deemed useless or a risk.

=== Customs ===
[[Image:Generic BOs.png|thumb|225px|right|Agents dress in black]]
The organization is highly secretive, and tries to eliminate anyone who has knowledge of their existence and threatens to expose their inner workings, including members who have become a liability, such as [[Akemi Miyano]]. They will dispose of even senior members like [[Pisco]] without hesitation to protect their secrets. Remaining unknown seems to be a higher priority than even research as Ai Haibara thought Conan would be killed before he could be “studied”.<ref>Manga Volume 18, File 9, pg 7: "The girl made of lies" - "If I reported your condition to the organization, it's very likely you would have been terminated before I could do something useful." Haibara, explaining that Kudo would have been killed by the Black Organization anyway even though he was an "interesting specimen."</ref> The organization often destroys evidence via fire or explosion<ref>List of examples: the shinkansen bomb case, destruction of the Daiko Building's cocktail bar where meetings took place, destruction of the pharmaceutical company building Shiho worked at, Vermouth's assassination of Jodie's father and subsequent burning down of the house</ref> and Haibara warns that they will not hesitate to kill family and friends of a target to protect the secret of their existence.

The organization has several practices that resemble those of stereotypical secret societies.<ref>[[Conan Drill]], Black Organization Section, pgs 250-252. Among the sources of inspiration for the Black Org, the [[Wikipedia:Freemasons|Freemasons]] (フリーメイソン), the [[Wikipedia:KKK|KKK]], and others that were not translated are mentioned for their secret-society-like aspects.</ref> The Black Organization members all tend to wear black outfits, which Akemi says is intentional and supposed to resemble crows. For an as of yet unrevealed reason, nearly all the Black Organization's members (with the exception of the [[The Boss of the Black Organization|boss]]) use code names based on alcoholic drinks: hard liquors for men and wine or wine-based cocktails for women. Also it would appear the organization is also fond using detective fiction and classic literature in their project names and passwords. Examples include the APTX 4869 pun on Sherlock Holmes, the computer password Shelling Ford- a prototype name for Sherlock Holmes, a computer virus called Night Baron named after a character from mystery writer [[Yusaku Kudo]]’s novels, and mission codenames relating to the novel [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strange_Case_of_Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde ''Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde''].

=== Criminal techniques ===
The Black Organization conducts its crimes in ways that are difficult to trace back to them. Handguns and sniping, fire and bombs, and poisons seem to be their preferred techniques. Sometimes the organization attempts to disguise their murders as accidents or suicides. To this end, [[APTX 4869]] was deployed as a poison because it is forensically difficult to detect. If they are unable to disguise a murder as something else, they will usually attempt to destroy any evidence using fire or explosives to make it difficult to investigate. Sometimes they will time their crimes so the blame will fall on another party instead, confusing the investigation. If a meeting place or asset of theirs is compromised, the Black Organization typically thoroughly destroys it before it can be investigated properly.

=== Locations and hideouts ===
The Black Organization seems to have hideouts,<ref name=383p11>Manga [[Volume 38]], File 1 (383), pg 11: "The New Weapon!"</ref> but none of them have been revealed so far. In line with their secretive existence, the Black Organization prefers to meet in places that are isolated or where they can slip away easily. Several operatives occupy public positions like famous actress (Vermouth), television announcer (Kir), or company chairman (Pisco) which gives the Black Organization connections to circles of the rich and famous and access to otherwise unavailable locations. So far, the Black Organization have met clients at a dim restaurant, a Shinkansen's dining car, a crowded wake, a train station under construction, and in an isolated area of an amusement park. The Black Organization often conducts business and meetings at the shipping yard.<ref>Akemi's murder, Showdown with Vermouth, planning for the Domon assassination?, Kir's call to Akai.</ref> Not very many member's abodes have been shown, but they range in extravagance from Kir's relatively plain apartment to Vermouth's lavish penthouse in a tall building.

=== Personnel characteristics ===
Individually, the organization's higher ranking members are typically intelligent and often multitalented. So far, at least all senior members are shown to carry guns and wear body armor under their clothing when out. Many agents, even those outside the assassination divisions, are skilled at using firearms. Disguise is a particularly common skill. Both [[Gin]] and [[Vermouth]] were shown to be resistant to Conan's tranquilizer needle<ref>Manga Chapter 242: The White World</ref> and knockout gas<ref>Manga Chapter 434: Rotten Apple</ref>and subsequently both readily shot themselves in order to continue to stay awake. This may show that they have trained themselves to resist knockout effects to prevent capture and cope with pain.


==History==
The Black Organization’s main research project, of which [[APTX 4869]] is a part, has been around for at least half a century.<ref>Haibara thinks thinking to herself… "Kudo-kun? You would probably never even dream that you are already part of a project the Black Organization has been working on already for half a century." (file 189, but see the ep 130/131 for a better translation) APTX 4869 is the only known connection between the org and Shinichi so Haibara must be referring to the APTX project.</ref><ref>Manga Volume 19, File 9</ref> The Black Organization has historical ties to America before the current storyline. Evidence for this is the involvement of the FBI and CIA in counter operations. Also, Jodie mentions that her father in the FBI was investigating Vermouth as Sharon Vineyard 20 years ago.<ref>Chapter 433</ref>


==Goal and research==
As of now, the Black Organization's main purpose and goal still remain unknown. What is known is that they are recruiting talent in biochemistry and computer science and funding research using the proceeds from their crime. Currently, the only sources of information Conan can rely on to learn the true intentions behind the Black Organization are former agent [[Sherry]], the CIA's undercover member Kir, and Black Organization related cases.

=== APTX 4869 and Biochemistry ===
[[File:Bloody_Disk_Manga.png|thumb|100px|right|[[The Desperate Revival|The disk of APTX 4869 data that Haibara lied about losing.]]]]
:''See also: [[APTX 4869]]''
The Black Organization has a long history of biochemistry research. Thirty years before Conan was shrunk, they recruited [[Atsushi Miyano]] and [[Elena Miyano]] to work on research for them. Eventually, the two scientists developed a project they called [[APTX 4869#Silver_Bullet|Silver Bullet]]. Not long after the two died in what some members of the Organization called an accident and their daughter, [[Shiho Miyano]], took over research on the [[APTX 4869]] project. Although APTX 4869 was being developed for another, still secret, purpose, the Organization is using the incomplete prototype as an untraceable, lethal poison.

The Organization's project data for APTX 4869 contains important secrets. [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case|One disk Haibara and Conan tried to retrieve]] had real names, addresses, and codenames of agents, and the name of the person/people who invested money for the research.<ref>Manga [[Volume 19]], File 1, pg 16: "Why..."</ref> Haibara made a copy of some of the APTX 4869 data when [[Reunion with the Black Organization|she was locked in a room with Pisco's computer]], but then lied to Conan about losing it.<ref>In [[The Desperate Revival|Episode 188]] (File 251), Haibara has the bloody disk of copied APTX 4869 data from [[Reunion with the Black Organization]]. She had lied to Conan about losing it.</ref>

=== Computer research and viruses ===
Another part of the Organization's research requires the skills of world class programmers. It is known the Black Organization has involvement with computer viruses (Night Baron); however, the main purpose of their computer science research may be something other than virii and related to their biochemistry research. [[List_of_Black_Organization_related_characters#Hideaki_Nakajima|Hideaki Nakajima]] made an exchange with Tequila in the [[Game Company Murder Case]], giving Tequila a list of some of the world's most highly skilled programmers in exchange for a large amount of money. Vermouth and Tequila also blackmailed a famous CG graphic designer/games system engineer named [[Suguru Itakura]] to complete a particular “system software” Itakura had stopped developing because of bad eyesight. Whatever it is, it prompted the coerced programmer Suguru Itakura to say that he didn’t want to complete his program “for the sake of humanity”.<ref> Manga chapter 380, pg 12</ref>

===Quotes===
{{cquote|Kudo-kun... You would probably never even dream that you are already part of a project the Black Organization has been working on already for half a century.|Haibara<ref>Manga Volume 19, File 9: Chapter 191: Episode 130-131</ref>}}

{{cquote|We can be both of God and Devil, since we are trying to raise the dead against the stream of time...|Vermouth<ref name=380p13>Manga Volume 37, File 8, pg 13: "White Snow, Black Shadow"</ref>}}

{{cquote|You can’t rush things. Humans can never go against the stream of time. If man forcibly tries to change that there will be punishment.|Haibara<ref>Manga Volume 20, File 1. Repeated in Volume 37, File 8, pg 17: "White Snow, Black Shadow"</ref>}}

{{cquote|No, I can't finish it... I won't. That program must not be completed, not for the sake of my vision but for humanity.|December 22nd journal entry from Itakura's diary<ref name=380p11>Manga Volume 37, File 8, pg 11: "White Snow, Black Shadow"</ref>}}

===Speculation about the Black Organization's goal===
====Immortality/anti aging====
[[File:Mermaid_case_guestbook_scene_manga.PNG|thumb|right|Shiho Miyano's name is in a guestbook logging past contestants for the immortality arrows]]
One possibility is that the Black Organization's research, especially [[APTX 4869]] development, is trying to create a therapy which will cause immortality, stall or reverse the effects of aging, or extend a human's lifespan.

Shiho Miyano said that, in developing APTX 4869, she didn't intend to create a poison,<ref>Manga Volume 18, File 9, page 9</ref> which suggests that APTX 4869 was originally developed with a different goal in mind. It probably was just a useful side effect that the current prototype kills while leaving no trace in the victim’s body, and was thus employed as a poison - a usage which Haibara detests.<ref>Manga Volume 18, File 9, pg 9</ref> Additionally, APTX 4869 is nicknamed the "''incomplete'' detective" by the Black Organization, which means its true purpose has not yet been achieved.

The de-aging effect that occurred when Shinichi and Haibara took APTX 4869 probably indicates the main intent of the drug's development. After [[Pisco]] saw Haibara shrink back to her child form, he commented that he was impressed she had developed the drug to that point, implying that de-aging is in the right direction.<ref>Manga Volume 24, File 11, pg 9</ref> Supporting this is Haibara’s line, "Kudo-kun? You would probably never even dream that you are already part of a project the Black Organization has been working on already for half a century."<ref>Manga Volume 19, File 9: Chapter 191: Episode 130-131</ref> APTX 4869 is the only known intersection between Shinichi and the Black Organization; meaning that Shinichi's de-aging made him relevant to the Black Organization's project.

According to Haibara’s description about APTX 4869<ref>Manga Volume 24, File 10</ref>, the drug activates [[wikipedia:telomerase|telomerase]], an enzyme which can increase the number of times a cell can divide, and therefore affect a cell's lifespan and “reproductive potential”. The goal of this might be to revert all non-neural cells to a "youthful", high reproductive potential state.

Besides APTX 4869, [[Vermouth#Non-aging|Vermouth's unnatural youth]] is another indicator that the Black Organization may be involved in research towards extending lifespan, halting aging, or rejuvenating the body. In addition, Shiho Miyano’s name was on the raffle list for the immortality arrows in the mermaid case in Fukui.<ref>Chapters 279-283</ref>
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====Raising the dead====
There is a possibility that the Black Organization may be trying to develop a method to revive the dead. Suguru Itakura's diary contained a quote by one of the Black Organization's agents, most likely Vermouth: "We can be both God and Devil since we are trying to raise the dead against the stream of time" <ref name=380p13/> The original purpose of APTX 4869 might be to raise the dead. [[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]] and Conan later wondered if the line meant that the Black Organization was trying to create zombies.<ref name=380p16>Manga Volume 37, File 8, pg 16: "White Snow, Black Shadow"</ref> Once when Conan asked Haibara directly what APTX 4869 was meant to do she replied, "It's a nostrum to raise the dead. I wonder if that answer is satisfactory?"<ref name=384p8>Manga Volume 32, File 8, page 8: "The Old Picture"</ref> It may be her comment was a bluff intended to provoke Conan into revealing what he had been up to rather than a serious statement of the purpose of the drug.

== Known Black Organization targets and contacts ==
{{main|List of Black Organization related characters}}
The Black Organization has involved many non-members in its plots, as collaborators or as targets. Additionally, many characters are friends or acquaintances with members of the Black Organization, often without realizing it. For a full list of major and minor characters who have been involved with the Black Organization, please see the '''[[List of Black Organization related characters|list of Black Organization related characters]]'''.

== Plot timeline ==
{{main|Black Organization timeline}}

== Manga to anime differences ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
The first season of Detective Conan rarely featured the Black Organization because the anime writers wanted to downplay their presence.<ref>[http://www.tv.com/case-closed/mystery-mastermind/episode/336019/trivia.html#notes Episode trivia on TV.com]</ref> Two of the episodes at least, were altered heavily in light of this:

*'''Episode 5, [[The Shinkansen's Bomb Case]]:''' The episode replaces the two men who shrunk Conan with lookalikes unrelated to the Black Organization. In the manga version of this case, Conan runs into the real pair and learns their code names (Gin/Vodka in the Japanese Version, Melkior and Kaspar in the English Version). Their replacement creates a continuity error in '''Episode 54, [[Game Company Murder Case]]'''. Conan recognizes their code names when Tequila speaks to them, yet Conan never learned their code names in the anime version of events.

*'''Episode 13, [[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case]]:''' At the end of the episode, Masami Hirota meets with the criminal in charge the recent murders. She survives a gunshot wound thanks to Conan. In the manga version, which is in [[Volume 2]], the masterminds are Gin and Vodka. Masami is actually [[Akemi Miyano]], and stole the money to buy her sister out of the organization. Upon refusal to give the money's location to Gin, he shoots her. Conan arrives shortly after, and tries to help Akemi. He gives her his real name, and before dying she tells Conan the location of the money and that the organization who killed her wears black like crows. The anime had to do a similar story in Episode 128, '''[[The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case]]''', in order to repair the storyline because Akemi's death is what prompted [[Shiho Miyano]] to defect from the Organization.

==Relation to the Organization from Magic Kaito==
:''See also: [[Magic Kaito Organization]]''
It is questionable if the Detective Conan's Black Organization and [[Magic Kaito]]'s [[Magic_Kaito_Organization|unnamed organization]] are the same organization. The member of the magic Kaito organization that claimed responsibility for killing [[Toichi]] eight years ago is referred to as "[[Snake]]"<ref>{{cite book |last=Aoyama |first=Gosho |title=Magic Kaito |volume=3 |publisher=Shogakukan |date=1994-10-15 |isbn=4-09-122093-5 |chapter=Blue Birthday |language=Japanese |location=Tokyo |page=140 }}</ref>, a nickname that doesn't fit in with the codenames of the Black Organization, suggesting they are two separate groups. This though may not be the case if Snake refers to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_wine Snake Wine], but because [[Kaitou Kid]]'s origins have yet to be reexplained within the Detective Conan story, this is only speculation.

Additionally the members of the Magic Kaito Organization are looking for a magical gem called [[Pandora]]. The magical nature of Magic Kaito and its organization's search does not mesh with the non-magical setting of Detective Conan.

==Trivia==
*In the English dub, "Case Closed", [[Gin]] is renamed "Melkior" and [[Vodka]] is renamed "Kaspar". In the English manga, these are explained as specific brands of the relevant drinks.

*Members seem to get along fairly well most of the time. [[Gin]] and [[Vodka]] have a particularly close rapport. [[Gin]] is annoyed by [[Vermouth]]'s teasing, but when on business they seem to get along alright. [[Chianti]] holds a hateful grudge against [[Vermouth]] because she believes [[Vermouth]] led [[Calvados]] to his death, indicating that [[Chianti]] has some sort of relationship with the deceased agent. [[Korn]] appears to be anti-social.

*[[Vermouth]] is the only living member of the organization who learned that Ai Haibara is Shiho Miyano and Conan Edogawa is [[Shinichi Kudo]]. Pisco also knew Haibara's identity, and unlike Vermouth, would've revealed it to [[Gin]] if he hadn't been murdered by him first. Conan told [[Akemi Miyano]] his real name as she died.

*According to the Black Organization only the "Silver Bullet" can defeat/kill them, Vermouth believes that Conan/Shinichi is their "Silver Bullet". However everyone else thinks Akai is their greatest threat.

*So far, the youngest member known to still be in the Black Organization is [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] at age 27. [[Shiho Miyano|Sherry]] was 18 when she defected, and her sister, Akemi Miyano, was in her mid twenties when she was killed by Gin.

*[[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case|Episode 129]] indicates that the organization has numerous members. Later [[Clash of Red and Black|episode 502]] shows that these members can include old members in their 70's or 80's. Episode 557 also shows that the organization has access to a large quantity of weapons and sends a large amount of its members depending on the mission.

*Episodes 462-465 marks the first 4-part episode dealing with the Black Organization without it being aired as a special (However, international airings outside Japan have separated each 2 hour special dealing with the Black Organization into six separate parts).

*Episodes 491-504 marks the longest Black Organization arc to ever air, consisting of more than ten parts.

*During the course of the series, almost every member had some kind of individual contact with Conan/Shinichi; [[Gin]] in the episode 1, manga chapter 33 on the bullet train, and episode 178 when Conan shoots him with his needle while hiding, [[Vodka]] in manga chapter 33 on the bullet train and during the course of episodes 309-311, [[Vermouth]] in episode 345 and while she was disguised as Araide, [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] in episode 425, [[Akemi Miyano]] in manga chapters 13-16/episode 128, [[Pisco]] in episode 178, [[Tequila]] in episode 54, [[Ki'ichiro Numabuchi]] in episode 118 and briefly in 290, and [[Rikumichi Kusuda]] in episodes 496-497.

== See also ==

* [[Characters]]
* [[APTX 4869]]
* [[Nanatsu no ko]]

==In other languages==
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== References ==

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| name = Rei Furuya
| japanese-name = 降谷零 (Furuya Rei)
| english-name =
| image = Tooru_Amuro_Profile.jpg
| age = 29
| gender = Male
| date-of-birth =
| relatives =
| occupation = Detective Café Poirot worker
| nicknames = Zero (Childhood nickname) Rei-kun (Childhood nickname) Zero no nii-chan ([[Conan]])
| aliases = Bourbon Tooru Amuro
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_75#Private_Eye|File 793]] Anime: [[Wedding Eve|Episode 667]]
| appearances = {{:Tooru Amuro Appearances}}
| keyhole = [[Volume 76]]
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| japanese-voice = [[Tohru Furuya]]<ref>http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2012-08-11/gundam-tohru-furuya-to-play-detective-conan-tohru-amuro</ref>
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{{nihongo|'''Rei Furuya'''|降谷零|Furuya Rei}}, also known as {{nihongo|'''Tooru Amuro'''|安室透|Amuro Tōru}} and {{nihongo|'''Bourbon'''|バーボン|Baabon}}, is a member of the [[Black Organization]] in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''. He is a recently dispatched operative who specializes in deduction and intelligence gathering and frequently works with [[Vermouth]]. He hates [[Shuichi Akai]] and the [[FBI]] for some unknown reason. Amuro poses as a private detective who first appeared as a waiter while helping a client with a case, and later becomes a waiter at Café Poirot and [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]]'s apprentice.

==Background==
Rei's past within the [[Black Organization]] is unknown, but it seems he has been tied to them for a while. He knew [[Shiho Miyano]]'s parents who died when Shiho was young suggesting that he has some involvement since he was a teenager.<ref name=824p5>Manga Volume 78, File 7 (824), Page 5: "Mystery Train: Final Destination"</ref> He was the rival of [[Shuichi Akai]] (alias Dai Moroboshi) who was [[Akemi Miyano|Akemi]]'s lover at the time.<ref name=824p5/> He had suspected Dai Moroboshi was a spy for the FBI which turned out to be the case.<ref name=824p5/>

Soon after Shuichi Akai's death, [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] called [[Jodie Starling]] to report that a new member of the Black Organization called Bourbon had been dispatched. Kir said that Bourbon's target was the escaped scientist Shiho Miyano and that Bourbon has excellent information gathering skills and keen insight.<ref name=622p4>Manga Volume 60, File 3, Page 4: "Red, White and Yellow"</ref> Later Tooru Amuro appears as a free-lance private detective who also maintains employment on the side that may aid in investigation, like his part-time job as a waiter at Ristorante Sundayrino. After his introductory case, Amuro begins working part-time at [[Setting#Cafe Poirot|Café Poirot]]. He is currently [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]]'s apprentice.

== Personality ==
[[Image:Amuro_Personality.jpg|thumb|right|Amuro and Ran are happy that Kogoro cracked the code in the [[Detectives' Nocturne]] Case.]]
Rei has a cheerful personality. He is also generous, bringing a plate of sandwiches for the detective agency bought with his money. In more serious situations, he seems to be patient, keeping calm even while others are abusing him. Although somewhat of a "cool type", he does not hide his emotions and is quite expressive. Like other detectives in ''[[Detective Conan]]'', he enjoys presenting his deductions about cases to others. Kogoro calls him "effeminate".

Rei has a darker side. He is manipulative, tricking others into performing certain actions so he can gather information. He favors using psychological traps and catching his enemies offguard. Amuro can also be extremely cruel in the pursuit of goals. He planned to run over and hospitalize an elementary school teacher with his car in order to lure out FBI agents, and he would have allowed a suspect destroy his exonerating evidence in order to test Kogoro. Rei alternates between going out of his way to care about the wellbeing others and ignoring them when it is inconvenient. As Scar Akai, he saved Conan at the [[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|Teito bank heist]], but neglected to inform Ran and Kogoro later when he noticed that Conan might have been kidnapped by a murderer in [[Detectives' Nocturne]].

[[Gin]] says Bourbon has a secretive personality like [[Vermouth]], and that no one can ever guess what he's up to or what he will do.<ref name=703p3/> [[Vodka]] says that Bourbon hates Shuichi Akai even more than Gin does, although a reason for this hatred is not given.<ref name=703p3/> Bourbon believes he is the only person capable of killing Akai.<ref name=703p3/> Gin said that if Bourbon found out Akai was alive, he would surely boast that his suspicion was correct.<ref name=703p3/> Gin and Bourbon probably don't get along and they don't seem to communicate with one another.<ref name=703p3/> 
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== Appearance ==
[[File:Low res Amuro colored.PNG|thumb|left|125px|Colored drawing by Gosho Aoyama]]
He has dark skin, lighter than, but closer to [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]]'s color and has dyed blond hair. He wears glasses at first, but it is unknown if he actually needs them because he was using them to conceal his identity at the time and takes them off midway through the case and has not had them on since. Unlike other Black Organization members, he dresses mostly casually and sometimes wears outfits with only a little black. This may be because he is undercover and is trying to blend in.
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== Abilities ==
=== Deduction and intelligence ===
Rei is a good detective with excellent information gathering skills. Although, since Amuro is undercover as Kogoro's apprentice, he hasn't shown his real deduction skills, which is his specialty in the Black Organization. His friend, [[Wataru Date]], said Amuro was the smartest student at the police academy.<ref name=807p11>Manga [[Volume 77]], File 1 (807), pg 11: "The Strongest Senpai"</ref>

=== Driving ===
Rei is a capable driver, capable of precisely swinging his car in front of another during a high speed car chase in order to stop it with a controlled collision.

=== Tennis ===
Rei is an excellent tennis player. He claimed he was a junior champion in middle school, but quit after he injured his shoulder.<ref name=825p7>Manga Volume 78, File 8 (825), pg 7: "Special Coach"</ref> He offered to tutor [[Sonoko]] who had surpassed her teammates and friends.

=== First aid ===
When Conan received a concussion from an errant tennis racket, Rei "carried out the procedures pretty efficiently" before the doctor even arrived.<ref name=825p11>Manga Volume 78, File 8 (825), pg 11: "Special Coach"</ref>

=== Lockpicking ===
Rei seems to carry lockpicks with him and was able to lockpick a door fairly quickly. He claimed he learned it from a friend in a security company.<ref name=825p15>Manga Volume 78, File 8 (825), pg 15: "Special Coach"</ref> Japan's law prohibits possession of any lock picking tools and carries a penalty of one year imprisonment or a 500,000 yen fine.<ref>{{cite web
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=== Martial arts ===
Rei is good at boxing,<ref>[http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/page__view__findpost__p__287218 青山剛昌先生と話そうDAY] (Let's talk with Aoyama Gosho-sensei day), held January 3, 2013 安室はボクシングをしている。 (Amuro is doing boxing.)</ref> shown when a single punch to an attacker's gut causes him to spray blood from the mouth and collapse.<ref name=843p15>Manga [[Volume 80]], File 4 (843), pg 15: "A parcel for Kudo-samakata"</ref> Amuro also likely knows some [[Wikipedia:Jujutsu|Jujutsu]] from his time in police academy; Jujutsu is routinely taught to Tokyo police officers to aid in suspect immobilization and arrest. [[Wataru Date]] said Rei was the strongest student at the police academy.<ref name=807p11/>

== Appellations ==
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| [[File:Conan Edogawa 60px.jpg]] || [[Conan Edogawa]] || Amuro-san Bourbon Amuro no nii-chan<ref>Manga [[Volume 82]], File 5, pg 7</ref> Zero no nii-chan<ref>[[Volume 84|Volume 84, File 890, Page 6]]</ref> || Conan-kun
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| [[File:Ran Mouri 60px.jpg]] || [[Ran Mouri]] || Amuro-san || Ran-san
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| [[File:Kogoro Mouri 60px.jpg]] || [[Kogoro Mouri]] || Amuro-kun || Mouri-sensei, Sensei
|}
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| [[File:Vermouth_60px.jpg]] || [[Vermouth]] || Bourbon || Vermouth
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| [[File:Gin_60px.jpg]] || [[Gin]] || ??? ||
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| [[File:Vodka_60px.jpg]] || [[Vodka]] || Bourbon || ???
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| [[File:Elena_Miyano_60px.jpg]] || [[Elena Miyano]] || {{nihongo|Rei-kun|零君|}} || Hell Angel
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| [[File:Hiroshi Agasa 60px.jpg]] || [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] || Amuro-san{{citation needed}} || Professor Agasa
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| [[File:Shuichi Akai 60px.jpg]] || [[Shuichi Akai]] || Furuya Rei-kun || That man<ref name=824p5/> Akai<ref name=824p16/>
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==Mission==
Bourbon's primary mission was to search for the escaped scientist [[Shiho Miyano]], which the [[CIA]] spy [[Kir]] heard about and informed the [[FBI]] of. He also had a second secret mission fueled by his hunch that his archenemy Shuichi Akai should not have died so easily;<ref name=703p3>Manga [[Volume 67]], File 7, page 3: "The Truth Amidst the Snowstorm"</ref> he received [[Anokata|the boss's]] permission to verify Akai's death. He approached the FBI as [[Scar Akai|an Akai lookalike]] by using [[Vermouth]]'s disguise help hoping to see if Akai was truly dead.<ref name=824p7>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 7 (824), pg 7: "Final Destination"</ref> He later apprenticed himself to [[Kogoro Mouri]] because Bourbon suspected the detective may be connected to Sherry.<ref name=827p16>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 10 (827), pg 16: "The key to solving the mystery"</ref> (Kogoro was previously suspected of being linked to Sherry because the [[Criminal Tracking Glasses|tracker]], [[microphone]], and gum combo Gin found on Kir's shoe after [[Black Impact! The Moment the Black Organization Reaches Out|the Ding Dong Dash case]] was the same style as the one Gin [[Reunion with the Black Organization|discovered in his car]] that Sherry supposedly planted.)

Currently, Bourbon thinks Shiho has been killed,<ref name=824p12>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 7 (824), pg 12: "Final Destination"</ref> and had come to believe Akai was dead as well until a suspicious man shrouded by smoke threw a grenade by him on the [[Volume_78#Mystery_Train|Mystery Express]].<ref name=824p16>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 7 (824), pg 16: "Final Destination"</ref> The sighting caused Bourbon to second guess himself and request that Vermouth show him the detailed files from before and after Akai's death again.<ref name=824p16/> Bourbon has also decided to continue as Kogoro's apprentice because he noticed [[Conan]] is the real brains behind "Sleeping Kogoro" and is curious.<ref name=827p16/>

== Plot overview ==

=== On the move (Manga: [[Volume_60#Red.2C_White.2C_and_Yellow_Case|622]], Anime: [[Conan_vs._Double_Code_Mystery|509]])===
CIA infiltrator [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] manages to sneak away from the people watching her and report to [[Jodie Starling]] that a newly activated member called Bourbon has been dispatched to look for [[Shiho Miyano|Sherry]] and that he is very good at deduction and intelligence gathering. Jodie passes this information onto [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]. After hearing that Bourbon is on the move, Conan looks concerned, but doesn't tell [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]] about him.<ref name=622p6>Manga Volume 60, File 3, Page 6: "Red, White and Yellow"</ref>

=== Scar Akai ===
:''For the chronology of Scar Akai, please see [[Scar_Akai#Plot_overview|Scar Akai's timeline]]''[[File:Scar Akai.jpg|right]]
Before Bourbon appeared as Tooru Amuro, he disguised as [[Scar Akai|Akai with a large burn]] with [[Vermouth]]'s help. In this disguise, he approached the close friends of Shuichi Akai to gauge whether he was truly dead. Bourbon first used the disguise to approach [[Jodie Starling]] at [[Teito Bank]], then [[Andre Camel]] at [[Beika Department Store]], he also sends Kogoro a text message on his deduction of the current case using a borrowed phone from a bystander. Whether he did this out of concern for the hostages or his own well being is unknown.
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=== Amuro's Introduction (Manga: [[Volume 75|793-795]], Anime: [[Wedding Eve|667-668]]) ===
Rei (under the alias Tooru Amuro) is hired by to-be-bride Hatsune Kamon to investigate whether her to-be-husband, Raita Banba, is cheating on her. As part of the investigation, Amuro tells Kamon to have their pre-wedding celebration at the restaurant, Ristorante Sundayrino, where he works as a waiter. He purposefully drops some cake on Banba's pants trying to make Banba too embarrassed to approach women later. Banba complains about Amuro's "mistake", but Kamon tells Amuro it's alright to protect him. Banba later gets drunk, and Amuro has to point out his phone is ringing. [[File:Amuro_abuse.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Amuro gets knocked over by a case suspect]]Banba goes to the bathroom to meet the person who called him, the detective Sanji Haruka, who Banba hired to find out if Kamon was cheating on him. Sanji had been following the wife and discovered her meeting with Amuro, so Sanji mistakenly reports Kamon is having an affair with Amuro. Sanji confirms Amuro has a matching voice by asking Amuro to repeat his order, a bourbon on the rocks.

Banba is furious at Amuro and begins to harass him; like shouldering him and knocking Amuro over in front of the other waiters. Later Kamon dies in a car fire that is ruled an arson, and Banba accuses Amuro of starting it because he is Kamon's lover. Amuro denies this and says that Banba may have been trying to disguise wounds he received while fighting with Kamon by tripping Amuro. Amuro then takes off his glasses and reveals himself to be a private detective hired by Kamon, not her lover.

[[File:Enthusiastic apprentice.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Amuro becomes Kogoro's apprentice]]
After Amuro correctly gives his deduction that Sanji was a detective hired by Banba, Kogoro accuses Amuro of driving Kamon to suicide by telling her about her husband's shameless flirting, but Amuro denies contacting Kamon by phone. Amuro accuses Banba of being the murderer, which antagonizes Banba into to rushing him. Amuro dodges and trips Banba and asks Kogoro to hold Banba's legs. From the condition of the bottom of Banba's shoes and Amuro's detailed background investigation of Banba and Kamon, [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] is able to deduce that Kamon's death was really a suicide. Amuro continues to accuse Banba after more DNA evidence comes in, but Conan prevents his arrest by using [[Kogoro#Detective_Skills|Sleeping Kogoro]] to ask Banba a critical question that reveals he never stepped outside. Amuro challenges Kogoro's deduction, suggesting that maybe Banba used a [[Shuichi Akai|knit cap]] and [[Scar Akai|long windbreaker]] to disguise himself, but Sleeping Kogoro counters by pointing out the condition of Banba's shoes. Defeated, Amuro demands Kogoro explain the matching DNA, which he does, revealing that Kamon and Banba are identical twins, but Kamon had a chromosomal abnormality that resulted in her being phenotypically female. Humbled, Amuro explains the abnormality condition to those present which [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] confirms.

One day later, Amuro has started work as a waiter at [[Setting#Cafe_Poirot|Café Poirot]] below [[Setting#The_Mouri_Detective_Agency|Mouri Detective Agency]]. He asks Kogoro if he can be Kogoro's apprentice and whispers some unheard amount of money per case that he is will pay if Kogoro brings Amuro along with him. The amount thrills Kogoro into accepting Amuro's offer immediately. Conan mentally moans about how yet another bothersome person has appeared.
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=== Murder at Mouri Detective Agency (Manga: [[Volume 76|796-800]], Anime: [[Detectives' Nocturne|671-674]]) ===
[[Image:Amuro_Sandwich.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Amuro brings some sandwiches hoping to join Kogoro on a case.]]
While Kogoro and the gang are watching a news report on a recent bank robbery, Amuro stops by with sandwiches from the Poirot after finishing his part time job for the day. After commenting on the robbery, Amuro reveals that he wants the scoop on Kogoro's newest case request after deducing from Kogoro's appearance and habits that Kogoro had a case. Kogoro gets a text from the client requesting that Kogoro switch the meeting location to the [[Setting#Cafe_Columbo|Café Columbo]], and Amuro goes with them after changing out of his work clothes. At the Columbo, Kogoro explains to Amuro the request was to find the locker a key belongs to. The client fails to show, so Amuro, Kogoro, Conan, and Ran go back to the Detective Agency to make sure the client didn't actually turn up there instead. When Amuro arrives at the agency, he and Conan notice someone had broken in and appeared to have intercepted the client while they were out. Stepping outside, Amuro explains his deductions to the rest of the gang and that the culprit is hiding in the restroom. [[File:Amuro796.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Amuro and Conan heard the gunshot]] Before Amuro can open the bathroom door, a gunshot rings out, and Conan rushes in to find a dead man who apparently committed suicide with a gun and a taped-up crying woman. The woman's story is that the now-dead guy was interrogating her about the key and locker and committed suicide when Kogoro returned early, but Amuro and Conan suspect she is lying and may have murdered the man.

Amuro questions the woman a little, and Megure comments to Kogoro about he has yet another detective hanging around him. Curious, Amuro asks about [[Masumi Sera|the other detective]] and hears she is a young girl. Amuro offers to drive the formerly tied up woman to her home after questioning was postponed until the next day. Conan, Ran and Kogoro come along for the ride. At the woman's house, Conan, Amuro, and Kogoro announce they need to use the restroom and go inside. Ran turns on her cellphone and immediately gets a call from Sera, who was worried after seeing the news of the murder. The call is full of static, and Amuro suddenly shuts Ran's phone and announces the place is bugged, which is interfering with the cellphone signal. Amuro gets out a bug detector and begins sweeping the house.
Ran, Amuro, and Kogoro find several bugs before coming across a large suitcase under a bed that is emitting a horrible smell. They opened the bugged suitcase and find a corpse inside.
[[File:Amuro674.png|thumb|right|220px|Amuro sees Sera]]

Soon afterwards, it was revealed that the culprit was indeed the woman, who sent Kogoro a message claiming that she was having Conan in her hands. During the investigation, they have found out a video recording summary, which contains many news about the robbery, inside the TV. Amuro then quickly gave out the speculation that the apartment might actually belonged to one of the robbers instead. Ran didn't understand how a detective of such level of intelligence could willingly become her father's apprentice. However, Amuro modestly answered that Kogoro was just testing him, and that he still had got much to learn.

Later, they decided to check up the house's computer, which was protected with password. Amuro discovered that the password was hidden under the desk, but instead of revealing the fact directly, he chose to hint Kogoro and Ran about it. After having gained access to the computer,
they have all found out the identity of the third robber and her location, where Conan's kidnapper would most likely pay a visit. They followed the address and drive to that place, Sera approached them closely from behind. However, while still on the road, they suddenly learned that the third robber had been overwhelming both Conan and the killer, and they were in serious danger. Right after determining the exact car that those three were in, Amuro purposely crashed his own car into theirs in order to stop it. In the end, the robber was defeated by Sera, Conan was safe. Amuro, Sera, Okiya (who was driving Agasa and Haibara to the scene) were all shown to receive a mysterious call. Vermouth called Bourbon and commented that he had gained some trust<ref>It wasn't specified whose trust</ref> and that she expected him to keep his (unstated) promise to her.

=== Off Work (Manga: [[Volume 76|801]], Anime: [[Won't Forgive Even One Millimeter|675]]) ===
Amuro has a day off of work. After Amuro had his encounter with Sera in the previous case, he notices that she looks like Akai, so Amuro once again disguises himself as Akai to gauge her reaction. However, like Jodie and Camel before her, Sera was just as shocked by his appearence.

=== Overnight Deadline (Manga: [[Volume 76|804]]-[[Volume 77|808]], Anime: [[The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love|681-683]]) ===
[[File:AmuroGraveyard.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Amuro walks away from [[Wataru Date|Date]]'s grave.]]
Conan and the [[Detective Boys]] encounter Amuro who was coming from the police station due to the event of the [[Detectives' Nocturne|"Online Client"]] case. Because he had crashed his car into the car of the woman who kidnapped Conan, he was called to come there and finish some procedures so the police could determine whether his action had been overkill. He expresses his disappointment at not being able to meet [[Professor Agasa]] with them. He also states that he had another purpose for coming to the station, but when asked by Conan what it is, Amuro claims that it "has already disappeared".

Later, when [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] is still trapped, he reminisces of a time with his mentor [[Wataru Date]] and he said that Date was the top student at the police academy. However, Date rebutted this and told Takagi that he had always been number 2. He also said that neither his brains nor his brawn was anything compared to that guy who was like a gentleman. Later, it's revealed that the person whom Date was talking about is Amuro. He leaves a toothpick by Date's grave and watches Takagi and Sato pay their respects. Before leaving, he deletes a text message that Date sent him, while thinking "Rest in peace, my friend..."
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[[File:Amuro817.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Amuro checking Kogoro's PC.]]

===Cabin Trap (Manga: [[Volume 77|815-817]], Anime: [[The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret|699-700]])===
Ran and Kogoro are being served by Amuro at the Poirot. Presumably in reponse to being asked about Conan's absence, Kogoro tells Amuro that Conan and the [[Detective Boys]] went camping in Gunma, and they will be sending pictures to Kogoro's computer later. When Sera calls Ran to ask about [[Vehicles_in_Detective_Conan#Volkswagen_Beetle|what sort of vehicle Agasa drives]], Amuro listens suspiciously. Late that night, Amuro furtively sneaks into the empty Mouri Detective Agency and logs onto Kogoro's website using the password Kogoro inadvertently told him [[Tooru_Amuro#Murder_at_Mouri_Detective_Agency_.28Manga:_796-800.29|in an earlier case]]. Instead of pictures from the Detective Boys' camping trip that he was expecting, he sees a video sent by someone (Mitsuhiko) that shows [[Shiho Miyano]] rescuing [[Ayumi]] from a cabin fire. He is shocked, and then he zooms in on her hand and notices she is wearing a pass ring for the Bell Tree Express mystery train. Amuro then notices that Kogoro's computer was being hacked [[Subaru Okiya|by someone]] and wonders who did it. Amuro passes over the information that Shiho appeared in Gunma and will be boarding the mystery train to Vermouth who will relay it to Gin.

===Mystery Train (Manga: [[Volume 78|820-824]], Anime: [[The Jet-Black Mystery Train |701-704]])===
[[File:AmuroBourbon.jpg|thumb|220px|left|Amuro introduces himself as Bourbon.]]
Amuro appears on the train where he runs into Ran and the others. When asked what he is doing there, Amuro claims he won his tickets in an online auction and that he coincidentally met Kogoro in the dining cart where he learned of the case. When Masumi Sera runs off to find Scar Akai (Vermouth), Amuro is seen with his phone out contacting Vermouth that she was heading her way. He then comes when Conan (through Kogoro) starts his deduction on the murder culprit and reveals that three mirror plates were stuffed in a painting which was used for the locked room murder trick.

However, after the culprit confesses, Vermouth activated smoke canisters throughout the train in order to lure Ai Haibara (who supposedly transformed back to Shiho Miyano) out. After that is successful, Amuro introduces himself to her by calling himself Bourbon. He goes on to ask Shiho if she knows who he is to which she claims that he was a rival to her sister's love Dai Moroboshi (Shuichi Akai). Amuro starts to gloat saying that he knew Akai was FBI and that he couldn't believe that he was killed. He then says he decided to disguise as Akai in front of those close to him, although he asked Vermouth to disguise as him on the train. From that, he could only conclude that Akai really died. Putting Shiho at gunpoint, he tells her to go into the eighth cart so he can detach it with C4 explosives and bring her back to the organization. However, Shiho reveals that there are more C4 explosives in the train, when Amuro realizes that Vermouth put them there and that she plans to have Sherry killed. However, before he can do anything else, the real Akai (whom Amuro mistook as Vermouth) comes behind him and throws a grenade to detach the eighth cart. Amuro dodges the explosive relatively unscathed and the eighth cart explodes, but Shiho (who was really Kaitou Kid in disguise) is able to escape. Amuro then regroups with Vermouth and asks her to give him the files on before and after Akai's death. He thinks to himself that he'll have to start from square one, while Okiya, who is revealed to be Shuichi Akai watches on silently.
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===Tennis Club Meeting (Manga: [[Volume 78|825-827]], Anime: [[Conan Inside the Locked Room|705-706]])===
[[File:AmuroConan.jpg|right|thumb|220px|Amuro suspects that Conan is "Sleeping Kogoro".]]
After the events of the Bell Tree express, Amuro went on sick leave which Conan took as a sign that he wasn't planning to return. However, to Conan's horror, Amuro had asked Kogoro if he and Sonoko wanted tennis lessons. He meets them at a tennis court and reveals he will be coming back to work at the Poirot next week. When a tennis racket accidentally slips from a player's hand, Amuro tries to warn Conan that it will hit him, but Conan is unable to dodge it in time. Conan is knocked unconscious, and Amuro rushes over and does everything to make sure Conan is assisted medically before a real doctor arrives to check Conan's condition. When Conan awakens, he finds out he was moved to the house of the person who hit him with the racket. After an apology, the group asks if Amuro, Sonoko, and the Mouris would like to play doubles tennis with them. Conan goes off to take a nap, but a loud noise wakes him up, and he discovers one of the players has been murdered and the body is locked in the room with him. Worried about the noise, Amuro picks the room's lock and tries to open the door, but Conan yells at him to stop as there is a beaten body next to it. When the police come to investigate, Amuro helps in the investigation. As Conan prepares to tranquilize Kogoro, Amuro, starting to get suspicious, bends down to examine Conan aiming his watch, which prevents Conan from using it. Conan is instead forced to give out hints to lead Kogoro and the police to the right answer. After the case is over, Amuro and Vermouth have a phone conversation. Vermouth asks why Amuro is still sticking around the Mouri Detective Agency when there is no need to because Sherry has been dealt with, and Amuro responds that he is interested by ''Sleeping Kogoro''. As he says this, he thinks of Conan instead, implying he suspects Conan is the real Sleeping Kogoro.
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===A Parcel for Kudo-Samakata (Manga: [[Volume 80|842-843]], Anime: [[Sweet and Cold Delivery Service|722-723]])===
[[File:AmuroPunch.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Amuro punches the delivery man's chest.]]
The Detective Boys become trapped in a refrigerated delivery truck with a cat, a dead body, and two murderous workers. Unable to call for help and out of other options, Conan decides to try to get a message to Amuro using the cat and a doctored receipt. The receipt initially blew away, but after realizing it was from Conan, Amuro tracks it down using a specialized app on his phone that can simulate wind conditions between the buildings in Beika city. Amuro locates the delivery truck in his repaired [[Vehicles_in_Detective_Conan#Amuro.27s_Mazda_RX-7|Mazda RX-7]]. The Black Organization agent decides to pretend like he came by chance instead of decoding the message on the receipt, and asks the two delivery men to make way because the street is narrow. When the kids see him and cry for help, Amuro, playing dumb, asks why they are in that truck. One of the murderers then orders Amuro to get in the truck by threatening the safety of the children. Amuro immediately punches the man's chest so hard that he coughs up blood. The remaining kidnapper backs down and Amuro ties him up and tells Conan to call the police. The children then reveal that they are outside of Agasa's house, which Amuro takes interest in. Haibara manages to stay behind the other kids and goes unnoticed by Amuro, and Okiya watches the unfolding scene from Shinichi's house's window.

===A Shrine to Remember (Manga: [[Volume 80|850]]-[[Volume 81|852]], Anime: [[Jodie's Memories and the Cherry Blossom Viewing Trap|734]])===
Suspecting that they may hold more valuable information for his investigation, Amuro follows Conan and Jodie to a sakura viewing scenic spot and attempts to approach them using someone else's appearance. He, with Vermouth's assistance, impersonates a random man named [[List of Black Organization related characters|Touhei Benzaki]], after having knocked him unconscious. Unknowing to Amuro, the real Benzaki has just been pickpocketed by a female thief.

In front of Conan and Jodie, Amuro claims to be the husband of the woman who taped Jodie back in the [[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|bank robbery case]], where he was also one of the victims himself. He also says that he saw [[Scar Akai]] a few days back, to which both of them react strongly. Jodie immediately grabs Amuro's arm and questions him where did that happen, while he takes advantage of the chance and secretly plants an eavesdropping device inside the sleeve of her jacket. Suddenly, the female thief approaches them in an attempt to steal Jodie's money. She recognizes Benzaki's face and worries that he may figure out about her action, but Amuro pays no further attention to her. After that, he declares not remembering the place that he saw Scar Akai due to his cold; and during a conversation with Jodie, Amuro learns that [[Shuichi Akai]] likes drinking canned coffee and has dropped one back when the Organization was trying to [[Clash of Red and Black|attack]] Haido Central Hospital. Jodie also implies that she knows Scar Akai and the real Akai are not the same person. She hands to Amuro her phone number and asks him to contact her if he happens to recall anything.

[[File:Amuro'sMask.jpg|left|thumb|220px|Amuro removes a Benzaki face latex mask.]]
Later, the female thief is murdered by one of her victims and Amuro (as Touhei Benzaki) unwillingly becomes one of the suspects. Through the eavesdropping device planted earlier, Amuro is able to listen to Jodie's conversations with Conan, where she mentions how Conan assisted the FBI in unmasking [[Rikumichi Kusuda]] as the spy from the Organization using his cellphone.

After the case is closed and the culprit gets arrested, Conan expresses his surprise at Benzaki not being able to recognize the thief the second time he met her, and wonders if he has bad eyesight. Amuro awkwardly evades the question by saying that he was there to buy a good-luck charm and not to see the flowers. Much to his luck, Vermouth, imitating the appearance of the woman who taped Jodie, walks towards them and answers that the good luck charm was for their baby. She pretends to have a [[wikipedia:Morning sickness|morning sickness]] in order to remove the eavesdropping device from Jodie and create an excuse for Amuro to leave the crime scene immediately. Amuro then returns the stolen purse to the real Benzaki and drives Vermouth away.[[File:AmuroWatching.jpg|right|thumb|220px|Amuro observes Conan as he makes a phone call to Haibara.]]

Inside the car, Amuro and Vermouth discuss about the case a little. She wonders whether he has got hold of something interesting from Jodie. Amuro states that he has learned a "surprising inside story", but won't share the details with Vermouth until he's got the proof. He only comments that Conan is a "terrifying man".

===Steamy Relations (Manga: [[Volume 81|856]])===
Conan suspects that the couple who approached him and Jodie was in fact Bourbon and Vermouth in disguise. While panicking, Conan realizes that the slip in Bourbon and Vermouth's story that allowed him to recognize their lie might have been intentional, so that he would realize the truth, panic, and then make a critical mistake. Conan calms down and calls Haibara to confirm whether she has felt any members of the Black Organization lately, not knowing that Amuro is watching him closely from a corner nearby.

===Taii's Owner (Manga: [[Volume 82|865-868]])===
Amuro observes Conan solving a case involving the ownership of a rare cat. He mentions to Azusa that Conan intentionally made up a fact so that he could do his test on the suspects; Conan is like a cat hiding his claws.

===Tea Poisoning Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 84|888-890]])===

Bourbon goes to [[Haido Central Hospital]] looking for information about what happened to the spy [[Rikumichi Kusuda]]. Unfortunately, Conan lies badly when Amuro asks him if he knew Rikumichi, and Amuro learns that Conan really did know Rikumichi. Later, a child saying "Zero" prompts Amuro to remember a conversation during his childhood between him and a woman who looks like [[Elena Miyano]]. {{cquote|I told you not to do that, didn't I? Fighting, of all things. The next time you get hurt I won't be able to treat you since I'm going to a far away place. Bye Bye, Rei-Kun"|The woman who looks like Elena Miyano speaking to an injured child Amuro}} At the end of the case, Takagi tells Amuro that the police found the damaged car of Kusuda Rikumuchi with lots of blood but the owner was not found. 

=== Teacher Assault Case (Manga: [[Volume 84|891-893]])===
Amuro claimed that Conan has misunderstood about his intentions.

=== Scarlet Showdown (Manga [[Volume 85|894-898]]) ===
Bourbon, having deduced [[Akai faked his death theory|the trick]] that Shuichi Akai used to fake his death, confronts [[Subaru Okiya]] at the Kudo house, believing him to be Shuichi in disguise. His colleagues attempts to corner [[Jodie]] and [[Camel]] in Raiha Pass to make sure Akai wouldn't resist capture, only to be foiled by Akai himself who has been hiding in the back seat of the car Jodie and Camel are in. It was then explored that Bourbon's real name was Rei Furuya and he is a member of Japan's secret police infiltrating the [[Black Organization]]. His colleagues in this case also come from the same agency and [[Akai]]'s and Rei's hostility come from an incident involving an unspecified man, about whom Akai says he regrets.

== Hints that Tooru Amuro was Bourbon ==
* The character Tooru Amuro is named after, Amuro Ray, is the mortal enemy of the character [[Shuichi Akai]] is named after, Char Aznable.
* He is a detective and very skilled at information gathering.
* He is male as the codename Bourbon implies. The [[Black Organization]] codename pattern is that hard liquors are used for men's codenames, and [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] used a male specific pronoun to refer to Bourbon in the [[Volume_67#Department_Store_Bomber_Case|Department Store Bomber Case]].<ref name=703p3elab>Manga Volume 67, File 7, page 3: "The Truth Amidst the Snowstorm" Kir uses the masculine only term "kare" (彼) to refer to Bourbon instead of a gender neutral term.</ref>
* He has a type of personality [[Gin]] would not like. Gin thinks Bourbon is irritating.<ref>Manga Volume 67, File 8, pages 13-14: "Silent Clash"</ref>
* When Amuro offers Kogoro an unknown "tuition" per case Kogoro brings him on, the amount he offers is enough to get Kogoro excited and accept Amuro as an apprentice without hesitation. This is strange because Amuro would not be expected to have much money because he is young, lacks a formal agency, and works part time at restaurants in one of the most expensive cities in the world to live in.
* Unlike other detectives so far, Amuro is a calculating type who chose avoidable courses of action (or non-action) that may have resulted in harm to others if things had gone slightly differently. In his introductory case, Amuro doesn't intervene when a suspect he knows to be innocent is half a step from destroying his exonerating evidence because it seems Amuro was testing Kogoro. Later, Amuro noticed that Conan was alone with a murderer and considered that Conan might have been kidnapped, yet said nothing about it until others realized Conan and the murder suspect were gone.
* The timing of Bourbon's report to [[Vermouth]] about [[Volume_77#Cabin_Trap|Shiho's appearance at Gunma]] suggested Amuro was Bourbon. The other two Bourbon suspects, [[Okiya]] and [[Sera]], both had seen Haibara and were suspicious of her long before Bourbon reported Shiho to Vermouth, but the video from Gunma was the first time Amuro had seen an image of Shiho or Haibara. Okiya had met Haibara in person in his [[Volume_60#Red.2C_White.2C_and_Yellow_Case|first appearance case]] and multiple times afterward. Sera had obtained a picture of Haibara via a reflection from Agasa's glasses in the [[Volume_74#Target_on_Tape|Ayumi kidnapping case]]. Both of them should have reported to Vermouth if they were Bourbon soon after their respective encounters.
*He completely cut off communication with his close friend [[Wataru Date]]. A complete cutoff would not be necessary if Amuro worked for a "good" organization like the FBI. It is more sensible that Amuro was trying to protect Date from any potential repercussions associated with joining the Black Organization which deeply mistrusts police officers.
* Amuro kept a bug detector with him - only Organization members have been shown to do this, while normal detectives like Conan do not.

* Also, through the process of elimination, it can be seen that Amuro is actually Bourbon out of the three suspects. Masumi Sera, Shuichi's sister, can be seen as to not be Bourbon, as she looks like Shuichi Akai, and seems to think he is dead, so it can be concluded that she was not Bourbon. Also, Subaru Okiya is not Bourbon, as Conan, who is normally a very careful person, invites him to stay as his Shinichi's home. If Subaru was someone that Conan did not know, it would be very unlikely that Conan would let him live in the Kudo's house and near Haibara (Sherry).
* In 793, the first case in which appears Amuro, the detective Sanji Haruoka order to the waiter (Amuro himself) to bring him the Bourbon with ice.

=== Hints that Scar Akai was Tooru Amuro/Bourbon ===
[[File:Scar_Akai.jpg|right]]
:''For the former theory, please see [[Scar Akai is Bourbon Theory]]'' 
While [[Scar Akai]] was played by Vermouth during the last appearance on the train, Bourbon had been Scar Akai during the three earlier appearances at [[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|Teito Bank]], [[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen|Beika Department Store]], and outside [[Volume_76#Domestic_Violence|Mouri Detective Agency]].<ref>Manga File 824, pg 5: "Mystery Train: Final Destination"</ref> The evidence that Amuro being Scar Akai these times was:
* In Scar Akai's appearance at the Beika Dept. Store, Amuro was the only known Black Organization operative not seen at the same time time as Scar Akai. Gin began discussing Bourbon with Kir after seeing this Scar Akai. 
* Amuro was absent from his job at the Poirot when Scar Akai appeared outside the detective agency where Sera was walking with Ran. This also notable because this occurred right after Sera and Amuro met and Amuro found out Sera was friends with Ran.
* In Scar Akai's appearances at the Teito Bank case, the Beika Dept Store, and outside Mouri Detective Agency, he never spoke in front of anyone who would know Akai's real voice, suggesting that this Scar Akai could not imitate voices like Vermouth.
* Amuro is right-handed like Scar Akai.
* He has the right body size, face shape, and height to disguise as Scar Akai.
* He has an interest in the Mouri Detective Agency which makes sense because [[Scar_Akai_is_Bourbon_Theory#Bourbon.27s_investigation-_He_suspects_Kir_is_a_traitor.|Scar Akai saw fit to keep Kogoro's cellphone number with him]].
* Amuro's hypothetical disguise suggestion in 795, a knit cap and long windbreaker, are articles of clothing Shuichi Akai and Scar Akai wear respectively.

==Relationships analysis==
===Family & Friends===
====Wataru Date====
[[File:Amuro deletes message.jpg|thumb|right|125px|Amuro deleting Date's message.]]
[[Wataru Date]] and Rei Furuya were friends in the police academy; Rei was the top ranked student, while Date held second place. While Date went on to become an officer, Amuro went somewhere else and fell out of contact with Date for unknown reasons. Date's last text to Amuro asked him where he was and chided Rei to communicate once in a while. Rei was shown visiting Date's grave, and likely left a toothpick out of respect for Date; Date used them habitually.

====Conan Edogawa====
Rei seems to respect [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]'s intelligence and also seems to look out for Conan as well. He wound up protecting Conan while disguised as [[Scar Akai]] at the Teito Bank, and as Rei helped Conan get out of a kidnapping situation and doctored him when Conan took a racket to the head. Before knowing he was Bourbon, Conan was generally friendly towards Rei. After the events of the Bell Tree Express, dealing with Rei hanging around has become awkward for Conan especially because he worries for Ran's safety around a member of the Black Organization.

Although his mission concerning Sherry is over, Rei has decided to investigate Conan. Rei seems to know that Conan is using Mouri Kogoro as a puppet for his deductions. He also overheard a conversation between Jodie and Conan about how Conan helped the FBI fight the Black Organization while [[Kir]] was at Haido Central Hospital.

====Kogoro Mouri====
[[File:名侦探柯南-第679集000347.jpg|thumb|right|Amuro wants to go on a case with Kogoro.]]
Rei tends to act ingratiating whenever [[Kogoro Mouri]] is around, and is especially fawning over his "Mouri-sensei". Kogoro is alternatively flattered by Rei's praise and annoyed with his effusive personality. Overall Kogoro tends to treat Rei flippantly despite being paid a handsome sum for the apprenticeship. When among members of the Black Organization, Rei doesn't speak too badly of Kogoro despite Kogoro's obvious incompetence. Rei is becoming more skilled at herding Kogoro through cases without having the older man realize that Amuro is a far superior detective and is manipulating him for information.

===Black Organization===
====Shuichi Akai====
Bourbon despises [[Shuichi Akai]] for some unknown reason and believes he is the only one capable of killing him.<ref name=703p3/> In file 897, it's strongly hinted that Rei hates Akai because of some event involving a certain "he" whom Rei knows; however, no further clarification is made.<ref>[[Volume 85]], File 897, Page 10: "Scarlet Truth" Akai: "Also, about him, I regret what happened, even now..." ''(Translation: Zenthisoror - DCTP)''</ref> Later, they makes an alliance because they have the same targets.

====Vermouth====
[[Vermouth]] and Bourbon keep close contact with one another, and seem to be closer to one another than, say, Bourbon and Gin. Bourbon specializes in intelligence gathering, so he likely belongs to the same [[Black_Organization#Organization_structure_and_divisions|reconnaissance division of the Black Organization]] as Vermouth. While it is still uncertain whether Bourbon is working directly under Vermouth, she seems to keep track of his actions during his missions at times,<ref>[[Detectives' Nocturne]]</ref> and he also often informs her about his discoveries or his future plans.<ref>[[Volume 78|File 818]] (Bourbon was said to have told Vermouth about Sherry's video); [[Volume 78|File 827]] (Bourbon tells Vermouth that he is now interested in "Sleeping Kogoro")</ref> Vermouth helped Bourbon create a [[Scar Akai|disguise]] that looked like Akai so he can investigate his enemy's death. Later, she somehow helped him approach [[Kogoro]] because he suspected that the detective was in contact with [[Sherry]]. Bourbon made an unknown promise to Vermouth (possibly being to not harm Conan), and she calls to ask him if he will be upholding it after the car chase in [[Detectives' Nocturne]]. 

==== Elena Miyano ====
Rei was probably close with [[Elena Miyano]] as a child before she died. Elena would doctor Rei after he got into fights.

====Gin====
[[Gin]] dislikes Bourbon's personality and finds him annoying for being secretive and always doing what he pleases. At the same time, Gin respects Bourbon's detective abilities. The two do not seem to be in contact with one another, as Gin has no idea what Bourbon is doing.

====Akemi Miyano====
[[Akemi Miyano]] and Rei seem to have met at some point because Akemi told Shiho that Bourbon has a rivalry with Akai. 

====Shiho Miyano====
Rei doesn't seem to have any hostility towards [[Shiho Miyano|Shiho]] unlike other Black Organization members. He attempted to capture the person he thought was her alive instead of trying to kill her, regretting he might have to resort to violence to do so. Rei says he had met Elena and Atsushi Miyano while they were alive. Rei does not know Shiho is [[Ai Haibara|Ai]]. During a car chase in [[Detectives' Nocturne‎]], Shiho gets a strong feeling that member of the Black Organization was behind her, but she doesn't seem to pinpoint it to Rei's pursuing [[Vehicles_in_Detective_Conan#Mazda_RX-7_2|Mazda FD RX-7]].

===Others===
====Masumi Sera====
Rei first meets [[Masumi Sera|Sera]] when Conan gets kidnapped. After both of them save Conan, he becomes very surprised to see her and wonders why is she here. Next day, he does not have any work. Rei sees Sera again after the previous case, and notices that she looks similiar to Shuichi Akai. To confirm his theory, Rei once again disguised himself as [[Scar Akai]] to gauge her reaction. Suddenly, Sera sees him in the crowd ahead and just like Jodie and Camel before her, Sera becomes just as shocked by his appearance. She runs after him, but he disappears before she can catch him. Ran wonders who Sera was chasing, but Sera replies she thought it was someone she knew. Sera silently appends in her mind that it would be impossible for the man she was chasing to be the person she thinks it was. While Rei watches her from a little ahead, confirming his suspicion that Sera is related to Akai.

==Speculation==
Gin has revealed that Bourbon is as secretive as Vermouth. Bourbon has shown a friendly relationship with Vermouth but not with other members so far. Bourbon even hid some details from Conan. It is possible that Bourbon, as well as Kir, is a member who doesn´t like the Organization. Date himself revealed that Bourbon was the best man at the police academy, and that Bourbon was a gentleman like Takagi, too. Besides, at the end of Takagi´s Kidnapping Case, Bourbon refers to Date as "my friend", which means he had no option but to cut all means of contact with him for his own safety.

== Name origin ==
Tooru Amuro has a [[wikipedia:Mobile Suit Gundam|Mobile Suit Gundam]] inspired name. He is named after the main protagonist [[wikipedia:Amuro Ray|'''Amuro''' Ray]], and Amuro's voice actor [[wikipedia:Tōru_Furuya|'''Touru''' Furuya]].<ref>Sherry's Soliloquy http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/2609-file-793-private-eye/page__view__findpost__p__207297</ref> Amuro is also played by Furuya in the animated series. His real name, Rei Furuya, shares the same source.

==Quotes==
=== General ===
{{cquote|''Well, a child's curiosity and a detective's spirit of inquiry... Do have much in common, after all...''|[[Volume 76|Volume 76, File 799, Page 14]]}}

===Specific===
{{cquote|''As Expected of [[Elena Miyano|Hell Angel's]] daughter... You look very much alike... Pleased to meet you... Bourbon... That's my codename...''|[[Volume 78|File 823]]|said to [[Kaitou Kid|the person]] whom he thought was [[Sherry]]}}

===Quotes about Amuro===
{{cquote|Gin: ''Heh, Always doing as he pleases... that bastard irritates me as usual'' 
Kir: ''Who do you mean?'' 
Gin: ''Like you said, one who you wish only existed in novels. A detective like Sherlock Holmes.''|[[Volume 67|Volume 67, File 8, Pages 13-14: "Silent Clash"]]}}
{{cquote|''Well, it seems you've gained some trust for the time being... You will abide by the promise you made to me, right, Bourbon?''|[[Volume 76|File 800, Pages 15-16: "When Objects Collide"]]|[[Vermouth]] spoke to him on the phone}}

==In other languages==
===Tooru Amuro===
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{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|透 Tōru|安室 Amuro}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|โทโอรุ|อามุโระ}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Toru|Amuro}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay|Tooru|Amuro}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Tooru|Amuro}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=France|French|Touru|Amuro}}

{{CharLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|기준 Gi Jun|안 Ahn}}

{{EndTable}}

===Bourbon===
{{BeginTable OtherLang}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|バーボン Baabon}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Bourbon}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=China|Chinese|波本 Bōběn}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เบอร์บอน}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Bourbon}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay|Bourbon / Babon}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=France|French|Bourbon }}
{{EndTable}}

===Rei Furuya===
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{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|降谷零 Furuya Rei}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=UK|English|Rei Furuya}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Rei Furuya}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เรย์ ฟุรุยะ}}

{{EndTable}}

== Trivia ==
[[File:Amurocar.PNG‎|thumb|right|150px|Amuro's RX-7]]
* Rei is a right-handed person.
* During an 2010 interview with [[Shuichi Ikeda]], Gosho Aoyama said it would be interesting if a character from the [[Black Organization]] was named after [[wikipedia:Amuro Ray|Amuro Ray]] because [[Shuichi Akai]] was named after [[wikipedia:Char Aznable|Char Aznable]].<ref>http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/page__view__findpost__p__235287</ref><ref>http://www.kudonet.info/</ref><ref>http://wnsgur5941.blog.me/80143064942</ref>
*Rei [[Vehicles in Detective Conan#Tooru_Amuro|owns a white RX-7]], the same car as [[Miwako Sato]]. The RX-7 is a reference to the white<ref>The RX-78-2 Gundam itself used to be more white in the original animation, but late in production toy manufacturers requested for it to be more colorful. Although the animation was changed, the dialogue was not changed leading to many references to the original mostly white coloration. One example is Amuro's Zeon nickname the "White Devil".</ref> Gundam that the Mobile Suit Gundam character Amuro Ray piloted, the '''RX-7'''8-2.
* Technically, Rei's first appearence in the anime was in the new opening theme song during the Kaitou Kid special in August 2012.
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==See also==
*[[Characters]]
*[[Black Organization]]
*[[Shuichi Akai]]
*[[Subaru Okiya]]
*[[Scar Akai]]
*[[wikipedia:Bourbon whiskey|Bourbon]] (Alcohol)

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Rei Furuya

2014-05-31T07:09:45Z

Captain D. Rialdo: /* Scarlet Showdown (Manga 894-???) */

{{FeaturedArticle|December 17, 2011}}
{{InfoBox Char
| name = Rei Furuya
| japanese-name = 降谷零 (Furuya Rei)
| english-name =
| image = Tooru_Amuro_Profile.jpg
| age = 29
| gender = Male
| date-of-birth =
| relatives =
| occupation = Detective Café Poirot worker
| nicknames = Zero (Childhood nickname) Rei-kun (Childhood nickname) Zero no nii-chan ([[Conan]])
| aliases = Bourbon Tooru Amuro
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume_75#Private_Eye|File 793]] Anime: [[Wedding Eve|Episode 667]]
| appearances = {{:Tooru Amuro Appearances}}
| keyhole = [[Volume 76]]
| cases-solved =
| footnotes =
| japanese-voice = [[Tohru Furuya]]<ref>http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2012-08-11/gundam-tohru-furuya-to-play-detective-conan-tohru-amuro</ref>
}}
{{nihongo|'''Rei Furuya'''|降谷零|Furuya Rei}}, also known as {{nihongo|'''Tooru Amuro'''|安室透|Amuro Tōru}} and {{nihongo|'''Bourbon'''|バーボン|Baabon}}, is a member of the [[Black Organization]] in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''. He is a recently dispatched operative who specializes in deduction and intelligence gathering and frequently works with [[Vermouth]]. He hates [[Shuichi Akai]] and the [[FBI]] for some unknown reason. Amuro poses as a private detective who first appeared as a waiter while helping a client with a case, and later becomes a waiter at Café Poirot and [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]]'s apprentice.

==Background==
Rei's past within the [[Black Organization]] is unknown, but it seems he has been tied to them for a while. He knew [[Shiho Miyano]]'s parents who died when Shiho was young suggesting that he has some involvement since he was a teenager.<ref name=824p5>Manga Volume 78, File 7 (824), Page 5: "Mystery Train: Final Destination"</ref> He was the rival of [[Shuichi Akai]] (alias Dai Moroboshi) who was [[Akemi Miyano|Akemi]]'s lover at the time.<ref name=824p5/> He had suspected Dai Moroboshi was a spy for the FBI which turned out to be the case.<ref name=824p5/>

Soon after Shuichi Akai's death, [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] called [[Jodie Starling]] to report that a new member of the Black Organization called Bourbon had been dispatched. Kir said that Bourbon's target was the escaped scientist Shiho Miyano and that Bourbon has excellent information gathering skills and keen insight.<ref name=622p4>Manga Volume 60, File 3, Page 4: "Red, White and Yellow"</ref> Later Tooru Amuro appears as a free-lance private detective who also maintains employment on the side that may aid in investigation, like his part-time job as a waiter at Ristorante Sundayrino. After his introductory case, Amuro begins working part-time at [[Setting#Cafe Poirot|Café Poirot]]. He is currently [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]]'s apprentice.

== Personality ==
[[Image:Amuro_Personality.jpg|thumb|right|Amuro and Ran are happy that Kogoro cracked the code in the [[Detectives' Nocturne]] Case.]]
Rei has a cheerful personality. He is also generous, bringing a plate of sandwiches for the detective agency bought with his money. In more serious situations, he seems to be patient, keeping calm even while others are abusing him. Although somewhat of a "cool type", he does not hide his emotions and is quite expressive. Like other detectives in ''[[Detective Conan]]'', he enjoys presenting his deductions about cases to others. Kogoro calls him "effeminate".

Rei has a darker side. He is manipulative, tricking others into performing certain actions so he can gather information. He favors using psychological traps and catching his enemies offguard. Amuro can also be extremely cruel in the pursuit of goals. He planned to run over and hospitalize an elementary school teacher with his car in order to lure out FBI agents, and he would have allowed a suspect destroy his exonerating evidence in order to test Kogoro. Rei alternates between going out of his way to care about the wellbeing others and ignoring them when it is inconvenient. As Scar Akai, he saved Conan at the [[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|Teito bank heist]], but neglected to inform Ran and Kogoro later when he noticed that Conan might have been kidnapped by a murderer in [[Detectives' Nocturne]].

[[Gin]] says Bourbon has a secretive personality like [[Vermouth]], and that no one can ever guess what he's up to or what he will do.<ref name=703p3/> [[Vodka]] says that Bourbon hates Shuichi Akai even more than Gin does, although a reason for this hatred is not given.<ref name=703p3/> Bourbon believes he is the only person capable of killing Akai.<ref name=703p3/> Gin said that if Bourbon found out Akai was alive, he would surely boast that his suspicion was correct.<ref name=703p3/> Gin and Bourbon probably don't get along and they don't seem to communicate with one another.<ref name=703p3/> 
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== Appearance ==
[[File:Low res Amuro colored.PNG|thumb|left|125px|Colored drawing by Gosho Aoyama]]
He has dark skin, lighter than, but closer to [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]]'s color and has dyed blond hair. He wears glasses at first, but it is unknown if he actually needs them because he was using them to conceal his identity at the time and takes them off midway through the case and has not had them on since. Unlike other Black Organization members, he dresses mostly casually and sometimes wears outfits with only a little black. This may be because he is undercover and is trying to blend in.
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== Abilities ==
=== Deduction and intelligence ===
Rei is a good detective with excellent information gathering skills. Although, since Amuro is undercover as Kogoro's apprentice, he hasn't shown his real deduction skills, which is his specialty in the Black Organization. His friend, [[Wataru Date]], said Amuro was the smartest student at the police academy.<ref name=807p11>Manga [[Volume 77]], File 1 (807), pg 11: "The Strongest Senpai"</ref>

=== Driving ===
Rei is a capable driver, capable of precisely swinging his car in front of another during a high speed car chase in order to stop it with a controlled collision.

=== Tennis ===
Rei is an excellent tennis player. He claimed he was a junior champion in middle school, but quit after he injured his shoulder.<ref name=825p7>Manga Volume 78, File 8 (825), pg 7: "Special Coach"</ref> He offered to tutor [[Sonoko]] who had surpassed her teammates and friends.

=== First aid ===
When Conan received a concussion from an errant tennis racket, Rei "carried out the procedures pretty efficiently" before the doctor even arrived.<ref name=825p11>Manga Volume 78, File 8 (825), pg 11: "Special Coach"</ref>

=== Lockpicking ===
Rei seems to carry lockpicks with him and was able to lockpick a door fairly quickly. He claimed he learned it from a friend in a security company.<ref name=825p15>Manga Volume 78, File 8 (825), pg 15: "Special Coach"</ref> Japan's law prohibits possession of any lock picking tools and carries a penalty of one year imprisonment or a 500,000 yen fine.<ref>{{cite web
|title=Japan Possession of Lock-picking Tools Act
|url=http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%89%B9%E6%AE%8A%E9%96%8B%E9%8C%A0%E7%94%A8%E5%85%B7%E3%81%AE%E6%89%80%E6%8C%81%E3%81%AE%E7%A6%81%E6%AD%A2%E7%AD%89%E3%81%AB%E9%96%A2%E3%81%99%E3%82%8B%E6%B3%95%E5%BE%8B}}</ref>

=== Martial arts ===
Rei is good at boxing,<ref>[http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/page__view__findpost__p__287218 青山剛昌先生と話そうDAY] (Let's talk with Aoyama Gosho-sensei day), held January 3, 2013 安室はボクシングをしている。 (Amuro is doing boxing.)</ref> shown when a single punch to an attacker's gut causes him to spray blood from the mouth and collapse.<ref name=843p15>Manga [[Volume 80]], File 4 (843), pg 15: "A parcel for Kudo-samakata"</ref> Amuro also likely knows some [[Wikipedia:Jujutsu|Jujutsu]] from his time in police academy; Jujutsu is routinely taught to Tokyo police officers to aid in suspect immobilization and arrest. [[Wataru Date]] said Rei was the strongest student at the police academy.<ref name=807p11/>

== Appellations ==
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{| class="chartable cells-centered" style="margin: 0px;"
! style="width:60px;"|Picture !! style="width:125px;"|Name !! style="width:200px;"|What they call Amuro !! style="width:200px;"|What Amuro calls them
|-
| [[File:Conan Edogawa 60px.jpg]] || [[Conan Edogawa]] || Amuro-san Bourbon Amuro no nii-chan<ref>Manga [[Volume 82]], File 5, pg 7</ref> Zero no nii-chan<ref>[[Volume 84|Volume 84, File 890, Page 6]]</ref> || Conan-kun
|-
| [[File:Ran Mouri 60px.jpg]] || [[Ran Mouri]] || Amuro-san || Ran-san
|-
| [[File:Kogoro Mouri 60px.jpg]] || [[Kogoro Mouri]] || Amuro-kun || Mouri-sensei, Sensei
|}
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{| class="chartable cells-centered" style="margin: 0px;"
! style="width:60px;"|Picture !! style="width:125px;"|Name !! style="width:200px;"|What they call Amuro !! style="width:200px;"|What Amuro calls them
|-
| [[File:Vermouth_60px.jpg]] || [[Vermouth]] || Bourbon || Vermouth
|-
| [[File:Gin_60px.jpg]] || [[Gin]] || ??? ||
|-
| [[File:Vodka_60px.jpg]] || [[Vodka]] || Bourbon || ???
|-
| [[File:Elena_Miyano_60px.jpg]] || [[Elena Miyano]] || {{nihongo|Rei-kun|零君|}} || Hell Angel
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! style="width:60px;"|Picture !! style="width:125px;"|Name !! style="width:200px;"|What they call Amuro !! style="width:200px;"|What Amuro calls them
|-
| [[File:Hiroshi Agasa 60px.jpg]] || [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] || Amuro-san{{citation needed}} || Professor Agasa
|-
| [[File:Shuichi Akai 60px.jpg]] || [[Shuichi Akai]] || Furuya Rei-kun || That man<ref name=824p5/> Akai<ref name=824p16/>
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==Mission==
Bourbon's primary mission was to search for the escaped scientist [[Shiho Miyano]], which the [[CIA]] spy [[Kir]] heard about and informed the [[FBI]] of. He also had a second secret mission fueled by his hunch that his archenemy Shuichi Akai should not have died so easily;<ref name=703p3>Manga [[Volume 67]], File 7, page 3: "The Truth Amidst the Snowstorm"</ref> he received [[Anokata|the boss's]] permission to verify Akai's death. He approached the FBI as [[Scar Akai|an Akai lookalike]] by using [[Vermouth]]'s disguise help hoping to see if Akai was truly dead.<ref name=824p7>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 7 (824), pg 7: "Final Destination"</ref> He later apprenticed himself to [[Kogoro Mouri]] because Bourbon suspected the detective may be connected to Sherry.<ref name=827p16>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 10 (827), pg 16: "The key to solving the mystery"</ref> (Kogoro was previously suspected of being linked to Sherry because the [[Criminal Tracking Glasses|tracker]], [[microphone]], and gum combo Gin found on Kir's shoe after [[Black Impact! The Moment the Black Organization Reaches Out|the Ding Dong Dash case]] was the same style as the one Gin [[Reunion with the Black Organization|discovered in his car]] that Sherry supposedly planted.)

Currently, Bourbon thinks Shiho has been killed,<ref name=824p12>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 7 (824), pg 12: "Final Destination"</ref> and had come to believe Akai was dead as well until a suspicious man shrouded by smoke threw a grenade by him on the [[Volume_78#Mystery_Train|Mystery Express]].<ref name=824p16>Manga [[Volume 78]], File 7 (824), pg 16: "Final Destination"</ref> The sighting caused Bourbon to second guess himself and request that Vermouth show him the detailed files from before and after Akai's death again.<ref name=824p16/> Bourbon has also decided to continue as Kogoro's apprentice because he noticed [[Conan]] is the real brains behind "Sleeping Kogoro" and is curious.<ref name=827p16/>

== Plot overview ==

=== On the move (Manga: [[Volume_60#Red.2C_White.2C_and_Yellow_Case|622]], Anime: [[Conan_vs._Double_Code_Mystery|509]])===
CIA infiltrator [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] manages to sneak away from the people watching her and report to [[Jodie Starling]] that a newly activated member called Bourbon has been dispatched to look for [[Shiho Miyano|Sherry]] and that he is very good at deduction and intelligence gathering. Jodie passes this information onto [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]. After hearing that Bourbon is on the move, Conan looks concerned, but doesn't tell [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]] about him.<ref name=622p6>Manga Volume 60, File 3, Page 6: "Red, White and Yellow"</ref>

=== Scar Akai ===
:''For the chronology of Scar Akai, please see [[Scar_Akai#Plot_overview|Scar Akai's timeline]]''[[File:Scar Akai.jpg|right]]
Before Bourbon appeared as Tooru Amuro, he disguised as [[Scar Akai|Akai with a large burn]] with [[Vermouth]]'s help. In this disguise, he approached the close friends of Shuichi Akai to gauge whether he was truly dead. Bourbon first used the disguise to approach [[Jodie Starling]] at [[Teito Bank]], then [[Andre Camel]] at [[Beika Department Store]], he also sends Kogoro a text message on his deduction of the current case using a borrowed phone from a bystander. Whether he did this out of concern for the hostages or his own well being is unknown.
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=== Amuro's Introduction (Manga: [[Volume 75|793-795]], Anime: [[Wedding Eve|667-668]]) ===
Rei (under the alias Tooru Amuro) is hired by to-be-bride Hatsune Kamon to investigate whether her to-be-husband, Raita Banba, is cheating on her. As part of the investigation, Amuro tells Kamon to have their pre-wedding celebration at the restaurant, Ristorante Sundayrino, where he works as a waiter. He purposefully drops some cake on Banba's pants trying to make Banba too embarrassed to approach women later. Banba complains about Amuro's "mistake", but Kamon tells Amuro it's alright to protect him. Banba later gets drunk, and Amuro has to point out his phone is ringing. [[File:Amuro_abuse.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Amuro gets knocked over by a case suspect]]Banba goes to the bathroom to meet the person who called him, the detective Sanji Haruka, who Banba hired to find out if Kamon was cheating on him. Sanji had been following the wife and discovered her meeting with Amuro, so Sanji mistakenly reports Kamon is having an affair with Amuro. Sanji confirms Amuro has a matching voice by asking Amuro to repeat his order, a bourbon on the rocks.

Banba is furious at Amuro and begins to harass him; like shouldering him and knocking Amuro over in front of the other waiters. Later Kamon dies in a car fire that is ruled an arson, and Banba accuses Amuro of starting it because he is Kamon's lover. Amuro denies this and says that Banba may have been trying to disguise wounds he received while fighting with Kamon by tripping Amuro. Amuro then takes off his glasses and reveals himself to be a private detective hired by Kamon, not her lover.

[[File:Enthusiastic apprentice.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Amuro becomes Kogoro's apprentice]]
After Amuro correctly gives his deduction that Sanji was a detective hired by Banba, Kogoro accuses Amuro of driving Kamon to suicide by telling her about her husband's shameless flirting, but Amuro denies contacting Kamon by phone. Amuro accuses Banba of being the murderer, which antagonizes Banba into to rushing him. Amuro dodges and trips Banba and asks Kogoro to hold Banba's legs. From the condition of the bottom of Banba's shoes and Amuro's detailed background investigation of Banba and Kamon, [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] is able to deduce that Kamon's death was really a suicide. Amuro continues to accuse Banba after more DNA evidence comes in, but Conan prevents his arrest by using [[Kogoro#Detective_Skills|Sleeping Kogoro]] to ask Banba a critical question that reveals he never stepped outside. Amuro challenges Kogoro's deduction, suggesting that maybe Banba used a [[Shuichi Akai|knit cap]] and [[Scar Akai|long windbreaker]] to disguise himself, but Sleeping Kogoro counters by pointing out the condition of Banba's shoes. Defeated, Amuro demands Kogoro explain the matching DNA, which he does, revealing that Kamon and Banba are identical twins, but Kamon had a chromosomal abnormality that resulted in her being phenotypically female. Humbled, Amuro explains the abnormality condition to those present which [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] confirms.

One day later, Amuro has started work as a waiter at [[Setting#Cafe_Poirot|Café Poirot]] below [[Setting#The_Mouri_Detective_Agency|Mouri Detective Agency]]. He asks Kogoro if he can be Kogoro's apprentice and whispers some unheard amount of money per case that he is will pay if Kogoro brings Amuro along with him. The amount thrills Kogoro into accepting Amuro's offer immediately. Conan mentally moans about how yet another bothersome person has appeared.
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=== Murder at Mouri Detective Agency (Manga: [[Volume 76|796-800]], Anime: [[Detectives' Nocturne|671-674]]) ===
[[Image:Amuro_Sandwich.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Amuro brings some sandwiches hoping to join Kogoro on a case.]]
While Kogoro and the gang are watching a news report on a recent bank robbery, Amuro stops by with sandwiches from the Poirot after finishing his part time job for the day. After commenting on the robbery, Amuro reveals that he wants the scoop on Kogoro's newest case request after deducing from Kogoro's appearance and habits that Kogoro had a case. Kogoro gets a text from the client requesting that Kogoro switch the meeting location to the [[Setting#Cafe_Columbo|Café Columbo]], and Amuro goes with them after changing out of his work clothes. At the Columbo, Kogoro explains to Amuro the request was to find the locker a key belongs to. The client fails to show, so Amuro, Kogoro, Conan, and Ran go back to the Detective Agency to make sure the client didn't actually turn up there instead. When Amuro arrives at the agency, he and Conan notice someone had broken in and appeared to have intercepted the client while they were out. Stepping outside, Amuro explains his deductions to the rest of the gang and that the culprit is hiding in the restroom. [[File:Amuro796.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Amuro and Conan heard the gunshot]] Before Amuro can open the bathroom door, a gunshot rings out, and Conan rushes in to find a dead man who apparently committed suicide with a gun and a taped-up crying woman. The woman's story is that the now-dead guy was interrogating her about the key and locker and committed suicide when Kogoro returned early, but Amuro and Conan suspect she is lying and may have murdered the man.

Amuro questions the woman a little, and Megure comments to Kogoro about he has yet another detective hanging around him. Curious, Amuro asks about [[Masumi Sera|the other detective]] and hears she is a young girl. Amuro offers to drive the formerly tied up woman to her home after questioning was postponed until the next day. Conan, Ran and Kogoro come along for the ride. At the woman's house, Conan, Amuro, and Kogoro announce they need to use the restroom and go inside. Ran turns on her cellphone and immediately gets a call from Sera, who was worried after seeing the news of the murder. The call is full of static, and Amuro suddenly shuts Ran's phone and announces the place is bugged, which is interfering with the cellphone signal. Amuro gets out a bug detector and begins sweeping the house.
Ran, Amuro, and Kogoro find several bugs before coming across a large suitcase under a bed that is emitting a horrible smell. They opened the bugged suitcase and find a corpse inside.
[[File:Amuro674.png|thumb|right|220px|Amuro sees Sera]]

Soon afterwards, it was revealed that the culprit was indeed the woman, who sent Kogoro a message claiming that she was having Conan in her hands. During the investigation, they have found out a video recording summary, which contains many news about the robbery, inside the TV. Amuro then quickly gave out the speculation that the apartment might actually belonged to one of the robbers instead. Ran didn't understand how a detective of such level of intelligence could willingly become her father's apprentice. However, Amuro modestly answered that Kogoro was just testing him, and that he still had got much to learn.

Later, they decided to check up the house's computer, which was protected with password. Amuro discovered that the password was hidden under the desk, but instead of revealing the fact directly, he chose to hint Kogoro and Ran about it. After having gained access to the computer,
they have all found out the identity of the third robber and her location, where Conan's kidnapper would most likely pay a visit. They followed the address and drive to that place, Sera approached them closely from behind. However, while still on the road, they suddenly learned that the third robber had been overwhelming both Conan and the killer, and they were in serious danger. Right after determining the exact car that those three were in, Amuro purposely crashed his own car into theirs in order to stop it. In the end, the robber was defeated by Sera, Conan was safe. Amuro, Sera, Okiya (who was driving Agasa and Haibara to the scene) were all shown to receive a mysterious call. Vermouth called Bourbon and commented that he had gained some trust<ref>It wasn't specified whose trust</ref> and that she expected him to keep his (unstated) promise to her.

=== Off Work (Manga: [[Volume 76|801]], Anime: [[Won't Forgive Even One Millimeter|675]]) ===
Amuro has a day off of work. After Amuro had his encounter with Sera in the previous case, he notices that she looks like Akai, so Amuro once again disguises himself as Akai to gauge her reaction. However, like Jodie and Camel before her, Sera was just as shocked by his appearence.

=== Overnight Deadline (Manga: [[Volume 76|804]]-[[Volume 77|808]], Anime: [[The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love|681-683]]) ===
[[File:AmuroGraveyard.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Amuro walks away from [[Wataru Date|Date]]'s grave.]]
Conan and the [[Detective Boys]] encounter Amuro who was coming from the police station due to the event of the [[Detectives' Nocturne|"Online Client"]] case. Because he had crashed his car into the car of the woman who kidnapped Conan, he was called to come there and finish some procedures so the police could determine whether his action had been overkill. He expresses his disappointment at not being able to meet [[Professor Agasa]] with them. He also states that he had another purpose for coming to the station, but when asked by Conan what it is, Amuro claims that it "has already disappeared".

Later, when [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] is still trapped, he reminisces of a time with his mentor [[Wataru Date]] and he said that Date was the top student at the police academy. However, Date rebutted this and told Takagi that he had always been number 2. He also said that neither his brains nor his brawn was anything compared to that guy who was like a gentleman. Later, it's revealed that the person whom Date was talking about is Amuro. He leaves a toothpick by Date's grave and watches Takagi and Sato pay their respects. Before leaving, he deletes a text message that Date sent him, while thinking "Rest in peace, my friend..."
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[[File:Amuro817.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Amuro checking Kogoro's PC.]]

===Cabin Trap (Manga: [[Volume 77|815-817]], Anime: [[The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret|699-700]])===
Ran and Kogoro are being served by Amuro at the Poirot. Presumably in reponse to being asked about Conan's absence, Kogoro tells Amuro that Conan and the [[Detective Boys]] went camping in Gunma, and they will be sending pictures to Kogoro's computer later. When Sera calls Ran to ask about [[Vehicles_in_Detective_Conan#Volkswagen_Beetle|what sort of vehicle Agasa drives]], Amuro listens suspiciously. Late that night, Amuro furtively sneaks into the empty Mouri Detective Agency and logs onto Kogoro's website using the password Kogoro inadvertently told him [[Tooru_Amuro#Murder_at_Mouri_Detective_Agency_.28Manga:_796-800.29|in an earlier case]]. Instead of pictures from the Detective Boys' camping trip that he was expecting, he sees a video sent by someone (Mitsuhiko) that shows [[Shiho Miyano]] rescuing [[Ayumi]] from a cabin fire. He is shocked, and then he zooms in on her hand and notices she is wearing a pass ring for the Bell Tree Express mystery train. Amuro then notices that Kogoro's computer was being hacked [[Subaru Okiya|by someone]] and wonders who did it. Amuro passes over the information that Shiho appeared in Gunma and will be boarding the mystery train to Vermouth who will relay it to Gin.

===Mystery Train (Manga: [[Volume 78|820-824]], Anime: [[The Jet-Black Mystery Train |701-704]])===
[[File:AmuroBourbon.jpg|thumb|220px|left|Amuro introduces himself as Bourbon.]]
Amuro appears on the train where he runs into Ran and the others. When asked what he is doing there, Amuro claims he won his tickets in an online auction and that he coincidentally met Kogoro in the dining cart where he learned of the case. When Masumi Sera runs off to find Scar Akai (Vermouth), Amuro is seen with his phone out contacting Vermouth that she was heading her way. He then comes when Conan (through Kogoro) starts his deduction on the murder culprit and reveals that three mirror plates were stuffed in a painting which was used for the locked room murder trick.

However, after the culprit confesses, Vermouth activated smoke canisters throughout the train in order to lure Ai Haibara (who supposedly transformed back to Shiho Miyano) out. After that is successful, Amuro introduces himself to her by calling himself Bourbon. He goes on to ask Shiho if she knows who he is to which she claims that he was a rival to her sister's love Dai Moroboshi (Shuichi Akai). Amuro starts to gloat saying that he knew Akai was FBI and that he couldn't believe that he was killed. He then says he decided to disguise as Akai in front of those close to him, although he asked Vermouth to disguise as him on the train. From that, he could only conclude that Akai really died. Putting Shiho at gunpoint, he tells her to go into the eighth cart so he can detach it with C4 explosives and bring her back to the organization. However, Shiho reveals that there are more C4 explosives in the train, when Amuro realizes that Vermouth put them there and that she plans to have Sherry killed. However, before he can do anything else, the real Akai (whom Amuro mistook as Vermouth) comes behind him and throws a grenade to detach the eighth cart. Amuro dodges the explosive relatively unscathed and the eighth cart explodes, but Shiho (who was really Kaitou Kid in disguise) is able to escape. Amuro then regroups with Vermouth and asks her to give him the files on before and after Akai's death. He thinks to himself that he'll have to start from square one, while Okiya, who is revealed to be Shuichi Akai watches on silently.
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===Tennis Club Meeting (Manga: [[Volume 78|825-827]], Anime: [[Conan Inside the Locked Room|705-706]])===
[[File:AmuroConan.jpg|right|thumb|220px|Amuro suspects that Conan is "Sleeping Kogoro".]]
After the events of the Bell Tree express, Amuro went on sick leave which Conan took as a sign that he wasn't planning to return. However, to Conan's horror, Amuro had asked Kogoro if he and Sonoko wanted tennis lessons. He meets them at a tennis court and reveals he will be coming back to work at the Poirot next week. When a tennis racket accidentally slips from a player's hand, Amuro tries to warn Conan that it will hit him, but Conan is unable to dodge it in time. Conan is knocked unconscious, and Amuro rushes over and does everything to make sure Conan is assisted medically before a real doctor arrives to check Conan's condition. When Conan awakens, he finds out he was moved to the house of the person who hit him with the racket. After an apology, the group asks if Amuro, Sonoko, and the Mouris would like to play doubles tennis with them. Conan goes off to take a nap, but a loud noise wakes him up, and he discovers one of the players has been murdered and the body is locked in the room with him. Worried about the noise, Amuro picks the room's lock and tries to open the door, but Conan yells at him to stop as there is a beaten body next to it. When the police come to investigate, Amuro helps in the investigation. As Conan prepares to tranquilize Kogoro, Amuro, starting to get suspicious, bends down to examine Conan aiming his watch, which prevents Conan from using it. Conan is instead forced to give out hints to lead Kogoro and the police to the right answer. After the case is over, Amuro and Vermouth have a phone conversation. Vermouth asks why Amuro is still sticking around the Mouri Detective Agency when there is no need to because Sherry has been dealt with, and Amuro responds that he is interested by ''Sleeping Kogoro''. As he says this, he thinks of Conan instead, implying he suspects Conan is the real Sleeping Kogoro.
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===A Parcel for Kudo-Samakata (Manga: [[Volume 80|842-843]], Anime: [[Sweet and Cold Delivery Service|722-723]])===
[[File:AmuroPunch.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Amuro punches the delivery man's chest.]]
The Detective Boys become trapped in a refrigerated delivery truck with a cat, a dead body, and two murderous workers. Unable to call for help and out of other options, Conan decides to try to get a message to Amuro using the cat and a doctored receipt. The receipt initially blew away, but after realizing it was from Conan, Amuro tracks it down using a specialized app on his phone that can simulate wind conditions between the buildings in Beika city. Amuro locates the delivery truck in his repaired [[Vehicles_in_Detective_Conan#Amuro.27s_Mazda_RX-7|Mazda RX-7]]. The Black Organization agent decides to pretend like he came by chance instead of decoding the message on the receipt, and asks the two delivery men to make way because the street is narrow. When the kids see him and cry for help, Amuro, playing dumb, asks why they are in that truck. One of the murderers then orders Amuro to get in the truck by threatening the safety of the children. Amuro immediately punches the man's chest so hard that he coughs up blood. The remaining kidnapper backs down and Amuro ties him up and tells Conan to call the police. The children then reveal that they are outside of Agasa's house, which Amuro takes interest in. Haibara manages to stay behind the other kids and goes unnoticed by Amuro, and Okiya watches the unfolding scene from Shinichi's house's window.

===A Shrine to Remember (Manga: [[Volume 80|850]]-[[Volume 81|852]], Anime: [[Jodie's Memories and the Cherry Blossom Viewing Trap|734]])===
Suspecting that they may hold more valuable information for his investigation, Amuro follows Conan and Jodie to a sakura viewing scenic spot and attempts to approach them using someone else's appearance. He, with Vermouth's assistance, impersonates a random man named [[List of Black Organization related characters|Touhei Benzaki]], after having knocked him unconscious. Unknowing to Amuro, the real Benzaki has just been pickpocketed by a female thief.

In front of Conan and Jodie, Amuro claims to be the husband of the woman who taped Jodie back in the [[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|bank robbery case]], where he was also one of the victims himself. He also says that he saw [[Scar Akai]] a few days back, to which both of them react strongly. Jodie immediately grabs Amuro's arm and questions him where did that happen, while he takes advantage of the chance and secretly plants an eavesdropping device inside the sleeve of her jacket. Suddenly, the female thief approaches them in an attempt to steal Jodie's money. She recognizes Benzaki's face and worries that he may figure out about her action, but Amuro pays no further attention to her. After that, he declares not remembering the place that he saw Scar Akai due to his cold; and during a conversation with Jodie, Amuro learns that [[Shuichi Akai]] likes drinking canned coffee and has dropped one back when the Organization was trying to [[Clash of Red and Black|attack]] Haido Central Hospital. Jodie also implies that she knows Scar Akai and the real Akai are not the same person. She hands to Amuro her phone number and asks him to contact her if he happens to recall anything.

[[File:Amuro'sMask.jpg|left|thumb|220px|Amuro removes a Benzaki face latex mask.]]
Later, the female thief is murdered by one of her victims and Amuro (as Touhei Benzaki) unwillingly becomes one of the suspects. Through the eavesdropping device planted earlier, Amuro is able to listen to Jodie's conversations with Conan, where she mentions how Conan assisted the FBI in unmasking [[Rikumichi Kusuda]] as the spy from the Organization using his cellphone.

After the case is closed and the culprit gets arrested, Conan expresses his surprise at Benzaki not being able to recognize the thief the second time he met her, and wonders if he has bad eyesight. Amuro awkwardly evades the question by saying that he was there to buy a good-luck charm and not to see the flowers. Much to his luck, Vermouth, imitating the appearance of the woman who taped Jodie, walks towards them and answers that the good luck charm was for their baby. She pretends to have a [[wikipedia:Morning sickness|morning sickness]] in order to remove the eavesdropping device from Jodie and create an excuse for Amuro to leave the crime scene immediately. Amuro then returns the stolen purse to the real Benzaki and drives Vermouth away.[[File:AmuroWatching.jpg|right|thumb|220px|Amuro observes Conan as he makes a phone call to Haibara.]]

Inside the car, Amuro and Vermouth discuss about the case a little. She wonders whether he has got hold of something interesting from Jodie. Amuro states that he has learned a "surprising inside story", but won't share the details with Vermouth until he's got the proof. He only comments that Conan is a "terrifying man".

===Steamy Relations (Manga: [[Volume 81|856]])===
Conan suspects that the couple who approached him and Jodie was in fact Bourbon and Vermouth in disguise. While panicking, Conan realizes that the slip in Bourbon and Vermouth's story that allowed him to recognize their lie might have been intentional, so that he would realize the truth, panic, and then make a critical mistake. Conan calms down and calls Haibara to confirm whether she has felt any members of the Black Organization lately, not knowing that Amuro is watching him closely from a corner nearby.

===Taii's Owner (Manga: [[Volume 82|865-868]])===
Amuro observes Conan solving a case involving the ownership of a rare cat. He mentions to Azusa that Conan intentionally made up a fact so that he could do his test on the suspects; Conan is like a cat hiding his claws.

===Tea Poisoning Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 84|888-890]])===

Bourbon goes to [[Haido Central Hospital]] looking for information about what happened to the spy [[Rikumichi Kusuda]]. Unfortunately, Conan lies badly when Amuro asks him if he knew Rikumichi, and Amuro learns that Conan really did know Rikumichi. Later, a child saying "Zero" prompts Amuro to remember a conversation during his childhood between him and a woman who looks like [[Elena Miyano]]. {{cquote|I told you not to do that, didn't I? Fighting, of all things. The next time you get hurt I won't be able to treat you since I'm going to a far away place. Bye Bye, Rei-Kun"|The woman who looks like Elena Miyano speaking to an injured child Amuro}} At the end of the case, Takagi tells Amuro that the police found the damaged car of Kusuda Rikumuchi with lots of blood but the owner was not found. 

=== Teacher Assault Case (Manga: [[Volume 84|891-893]])===
Amuro claimed that Conan has misunderstood about his intentions.

=== Scarlet Showdown (Manga [[Volume 84|894]]-[[Volume 85|898]]) ===
Bourbon, having deduced [[Akai faked his death theory|the trick]] that Shuichi Akai used to fake his death, confronts [[Subaru Okiya]] at the Kudo house, believing him to be Shuichi in disguise. His colleagues attempts to corner [[Jodie]] and [[Camel]] in Raiha Pass to make sure Akai wouldn't resist capture, only to be foiled by Akai himself who has been hiding in the back seat of the car Jodie and Camel are in. It was then explored that Bourbon's real name was Rei Furuya and he is a member of Japan's secret police infiltrating the [[Black Organization]]. His colleagues in this case also come from the same agency and [[Akai]]'s and Rei's hostility come from an incident involving an unspecified man, about whom Akai says he regrets.

== Hints that Tooru Amuro was Bourbon ==
* The character Tooru Amuro is named after, Amuro Ray, is the mortal enemy of the character [[Shuichi Akai]] is named after, Char Aznable.
* He is a detective and very skilled at information gathering.
* He is male as the codename Bourbon implies. The [[Black Organization]] codename pattern is that hard liquors are used for men's codenames, and [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] used a male specific pronoun to refer to Bourbon in the [[Volume_67#Department_Store_Bomber_Case|Department Store Bomber Case]].<ref name=703p3elab>Manga Volume 67, File 7, page 3: "The Truth Amidst the Snowstorm" Kir uses the masculine only term "kare" (彼) to refer to Bourbon instead of a gender neutral term.</ref>
* He has a type of personality [[Gin]] would not like. Gin thinks Bourbon is irritating.<ref>Manga Volume 67, File 8, pages 13-14: "Silent Clash"</ref>
* When Amuro offers Kogoro an unknown "tuition" per case Kogoro brings him on, the amount he offers is enough to get Kogoro excited and accept Amuro as an apprentice without hesitation. This is strange because Amuro would not be expected to have much money because he is young, lacks a formal agency, and works part time at restaurants in one of the most expensive cities in the world to live in.
* Unlike other detectives so far, Amuro is a calculating type who chose avoidable courses of action (or non-action) that may have resulted in harm to others if things had gone slightly differently. In his introductory case, Amuro doesn't intervene when a suspect he knows to be innocent is half a step from destroying his exonerating evidence because it seems Amuro was testing Kogoro. Later, Amuro noticed that Conan was alone with a murderer and considered that Conan might have been kidnapped, yet said nothing about it until others realized Conan and the murder suspect were gone.
* The timing of Bourbon's report to [[Vermouth]] about [[Volume_77#Cabin_Trap|Shiho's appearance at Gunma]] suggested Amuro was Bourbon. The other two Bourbon suspects, [[Okiya]] and [[Sera]], both had seen Haibara and were suspicious of her long before Bourbon reported Shiho to Vermouth, but the video from Gunma was the first time Amuro had seen an image of Shiho or Haibara. Okiya had met Haibara in person in his [[Volume_60#Red.2C_White.2C_and_Yellow_Case|first appearance case]] and multiple times afterward. Sera had obtained a picture of Haibara via a reflection from Agasa's glasses in the [[Volume_74#Target_on_Tape|Ayumi kidnapping case]]. Both of them should have reported to Vermouth if they were Bourbon soon after their respective encounters.
*He completely cut off communication with his close friend [[Wataru Date]]. A complete cutoff would not be necessary if Amuro worked for a "good" organization like the FBI. It is more sensible that Amuro was trying to protect Date from any potential repercussions associated with joining the Black Organization which deeply mistrusts police officers.
* Amuro kept a bug detector with him - only Organization members have been shown to do this, while normal detectives like Conan do not.

* Also, through the process of elimination, it can be seen that Amuro is actually Bourbon out of the three suspects. Masumi Sera, Shuichi's sister, can be seen as to not be Bourbon, as she looks like Shuichi Akai, and seems to think he is dead, so it can be concluded that she was not Bourbon. Also, Subaru Okiya is not Bourbon, as Conan, who is normally a very careful person, invites him to stay as his Shinichi's home. If Subaru was someone that Conan did not know, it would be very unlikely that Conan would let him live in the Kudo's house and near Haibara (Sherry).
* In 793, the first case in which appears Amuro, the detective Sanji Haruoka order to the waiter (Amuro himself) to bring him the Bourbon with ice.

=== Hints that Scar Akai was Tooru Amuro/Bourbon ===
[[File:Scar_Akai.jpg|right]]
:''For the former theory, please see [[Scar Akai is Bourbon Theory]]'' 
While [[Scar Akai]] was played by Vermouth during the last appearance on the train, Bourbon had been Scar Akai during the three earlier appearances at [[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|Teito Bank]], [[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen|Beika Department Store]], and outside [[Volume_76#Domestic_Violence|Mouri Detective Agency]].<ref>Manga File 824, pg 5: "Mystery Train: Final Destination"</ref> The evidence that Amuro being Scar Akai these times was:
* In Scar Akai's appearance at the Beika Dept. Store, Amuro was the only known Black Organization operative not seen at the same time time as Scar Akai. Gin began discussing Bourbon with Kir after seeing this Scar Akai. 
* Amuro was absent from his job at the Poirot when Scar Akai appeared outside the detective agency where Sera was walking with Ran. This also notable because this occurred right after Sera and Amuro met and Amuro found out Sera was friends with Ran.
* In Scar Akai's appearances at the Teito Bank case, the Beika Dept Store, and outside Mouri Detective Agency, he never spoke in front of anyone who would know Akai's real voice, suggesting that this Scar Akai could not imitate voices like Vermouth.
* Amuro is right-handed like Scar Akai.
* He has the right body size, face shape, and height to disguise as Scar Akai.
* He has an interest in the Mouri Detective Agency which makes sense because [[Scar_Akai_is_Bourbon_Theory#Bourbon.27s_investigation-_He_suspects_Kir_is_a_traitor.|Scar Akai saw fit to keep Kogoro's cellphone number with him]].
* Amuro's hypothetical disguise suggestion in 795, a knit cap and long windbreaker, are articles of clothing Shuichi Akai and Scar Akai wear respectively.

==Relationships analysis==
===Family & Friends===
====Wataru Date====
[[File:Amuro deletes message.jpg|thumb|right|125px|Amuro deleting Date's message.]]
[[Wataru Date]] and Rei Furuya were friends in the police academy; Rei was the top ranked student, while Date held second place. While Date went on to become an officer, Amuro went somewhere else and fell out of contact with Date for unknown reasons. Date's last text to Amuro asked him where he was and chided Rei to communicate once in a while. Rei was shown visiting Date's grave, and likely left a toothpick out of respect for Date; Date used them habitually.

====Conan Edogawa====
Rei seems to respect [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]'s intelligence and also seems to look out for Conan as well. He wound up protecting Conan while disguised as [[Scar Akai]] at the Teito Bank, and as Rei helped Conan get out of a kidnapping situation and doctored him when Conan took a racket to the head. Before knowing he was Bourbon, Conan was generally friendly towards Rei. After the events of the Bell Tree Express, dealing with Rei hanging around has become awkward for Conan especially because he worries for Ran's safety around a member of the Black Organization.

Although his mission concerning Sherry is over, Rei has decided to investigate Conan. Rei seems to know that Conan is using Mouri Kogoro as a puppet for his deductions. He also overheard a conversation between Jodie and Conan about how Conan helped the FBI fight the Black Organization while [[Kir]] was at Haido Central Hospital.

====Kogoro Mouri====
[[File:名侦探柯南-第679集000347.jpg|thumb|right|Amuro wants to go on a case with Kogoro.]]
Rei tends to act ingratiating whenever [[Kogoro Mouri]] is around, and is especially fawning over his "Mouri-sensei". Kogoro is alternatively flattered by Rei's praise and annoyed with his effusive personality. Overall Kogoro tends to treat Rei flippantly despite being paid a handsome sum for the apprenticeship. When among members of the Black Organization, Rei doesn't speak too badly of Kogoro despite Kogoro's obvious incompetence. Rei is becoming more skilled at herding Kogoro through cases without having the older man realize that Amuro is a far superior detective and is manipulating him for information.

===Black Organization===
====Shuichi Akai====
Bourbon despises [[Shuichi Akai]] for some unknown reason and believes he is the only one capable of killing him.<ref name=703p3/> In file 897, it's strongly hinted that Rei hates Akai because of some event involving a certain "he" whom Rei knows; however, no further clarification is made.<ref>[[Volume 85]], File 897, Page 10: "Scarlet Truth" Akai: "Also, about him, I regret what happened, even now..." ''(Translation: Zenthisoror - DCTP)''</ref> Later, they makes an alliance because they have the same targets.

====Vermouth====
[[Vermouth]] and Bourbon keep close contact with one another, and seem to be closer to one another than, say, Bourbon and Gin. Bourbon specializes in intelligence gathering, so he likely belongs to the same [[Black_Organization#Organization_structure_and_divisions|reconnaissance division of the Black Organization]] as Vermouth. While it is still uncertain whether Bourbon is working directly under Vermouth, she seems to keep track of his actions during his missions at times,<ref>[[Detectives' Nocturne]]</ref> and he also often informs her about his discoveries or his future plans.<ref>[[Volume 78|File 818]] (Bourbon was said to have told Vermouth about Sherry's video); [[Volume 78|File 827]] (Bourbon tells Vermouth that he is now interested in "Sleeping Kogoro")</ref> Vermouth helped Bourbon create a [[Scar Akai|disguise]] that looked like Akai so he can investigate his enemy's death. Later, she somehow helped him approach [[Kogoro]] because he suspected that the detective was in contact with [[Sherry]]. Bourbon made an unknown promise to Vermouth (possibly being to not harm Conan), and she calls to ask him if he will be upholding it after the car chase in [[Detectives' Nocturne]]. 

==== Elena Miyano ====
Rei was probably close with [[Elena Miyano]] as a child before she died. Elena would doctor Rei after he got into fights.

====Gin====
[[Gin]] dislikes Bourbon's personality and finds him annoying for being secretive and always doing what he pleases. At the same time, Gin respects Bourbon's detective abilities. The two do not seem to be in contact with one another, as Gin has no idea what Bourbon is doing.

====Akemi Miyano====
[[Akemi Miyano]] and Rei seem to have met at some point because Akemi told Shiho that Bourbon has a rivalry with Akai. 

====Shiho Miyano====
Rei doesn't seem to have any hostility towards [[Shiho Miyano|Shiho]] unlike other Black Organization members. He attempted to capture the person he thought was her alive instead of trying to kill her, regretting he might have to resort to violence to do so. Rei says he had met Elena and Atsushi Miyano while they were alive. Rei does not know Shiho is [[Ai Haibara|Ai]]. During a car chase in [[Detectives' Nocturne‎]], Shiho gets a strong feeling that member of the Black Organization was behind her, but she doesn't seem to pinpoint it to Rei's pursuing [[Vehicles_in_Detective_Conan#Mazda_RX-7_2|Mazda FD RX-7]].

===Others===
====Masumi Sera====
Rei first meets [[Masumi Sera|Sera]] when Conan gets kidnapped. After both of them save Conan, he becomes very surprised to see her and wonders why is she here. Next day, he does not have any work. Rei sees Sera again after the previous case, and notices that she looks similiar to Shuichi Akai. To confirm his theory, Rei once again disguised himself as [[Scar Akai]] to gauge her reaction. Suddenly, Sera sees him in the crowd ahead and just like Jodie and Camel before her, Sera becomes just as shocked by his appearance. She runs after him, but he disappears before she can catch him. Ran wonders who Sera was chasing, but Sera replies she thought it was someone she knew. Sera silently appends in her mind that it would be impossible for the man she was chasing to be the person she thinks it was. While Rei watches her from a little ahead, confirming his suspicion that Sera is related to Akai.

==Speculation==
Gin has revealed that Bourbon is as secretive as Vermouth. Bourbon has shown a friendly relationship with Vermouth but not with other members so far. Bourbon even hid some details from Conan. It is possible that Bourbon, as well as Kir, is a member who doesn´t like the Organization. Date himself revealed that Bourbon was the best man at the police academy, and that Bourbon was a gentleman like Takagi, too. Besides, at the end of Takagi´s Kidnapping Case, Bourbon refers to Date as "my friend", which means he had no option but to cut all means of contact with him for his own safety.

== Name origin ==
Tooru Amuro has a [[wikipedia:Mobile Suit Gundam|Mobile Suit Gundam]] inspired name. He is named after the main protagonist [[wikipedia:Amuro Ray|'''Amuro''' Ray]], and Amuro's voice actor [[wikipedia:Tōru_Furuya|'''Touru''' Furuya]].<ref>Sherry's Soliloquy http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/2609-file-793-private-eye/page__view__findpost__p__207297</ref> Amuro is also played by Furuya in the animated series. His real name, Rei Furuya, shares the same source.

==Quotes==
=== General ===
{{cquote|''Well, a child's curiosity and a detective's spirit of inquiry... Do have much in common, after all...''|[[Volume 76|Volume 76, File 799, Page 14]]}}

===Specific===
{{cquote|''As Expected of [[Elena Miyano|Hell Angel's]] daughter... You look very much alike... Pleased to meet you... Bourbon... That's my codename...''|[[Volume 78|File 823]]|said to [[Kaitou Kid|the person]] whom he thought was [[Sherry]]}}

===Quotes about Amuro===
{{cquote|Gin: ''Heh, Always doing as he pleases... that bastard irritates me as usual'' 
Kir: ''Who do you mean?'' 
Gin: ''Like you said, one who you wish only existed in novels. A detective like Sherlock Holmes.''|[[Volume 67|Volume 67, File 8, Pages 13-14: "Silent Clash"]]}}
{{cquote|''Well, it seems you've gained some trust for the time being... You will abide by the promise you made to me, right, Bourbon?''|[[Volume 76|File 800, Pages 15-16: "When Objects Collide"]]|[[Vermouth]] spoke to him on the phone}}

==In other languages==
===Tooru Amuro===
{{BeginTable CharLang}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|透 Tōru|安室 Amuro}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|โทโอรุ|อามุโระ}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Toru|Amuro}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay|Tooru|Amuro}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Tooru|Amuro}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=France|French|Touru|Amuro}}

{{CharLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|기준 Gi Jun|안 Ahn}}

{{EndTable}}

===Bourbon===
{{BeginTable OtherLang}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|バーボン Baabon}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Bourbon}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=China|Chinese|波本 Bōběn}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เบอร์บอน}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Bourbon}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Malay|Bourbon / Babon}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=France|French|Bourbon }}
{{EndTable}}

===Rei Furuya===
{{BeginTable OtherLang}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|降谷零 Furuya Rei}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=UK|English|Rei Furuya}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Rei Furuya}}

{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เรย์ ฟุรุยะ}}

{{EndTable}}

== Trivia ==
[[File:Amurocar.PNG‎|thumb|right|150px|Amuro's RX-7]]
* Rei is a right-handed person.
* During an 2010 interview with [[Shuichi Ikeda]], Gosho Aoyama said it would be interesting if a character from the [[Black Organization]] was named after [[wikipedia:Amuro Ray|Amuro Ray]] because [[Shuichi Akai]] was named after [[wikipedia:Char Aznable|Char Aznable]].<ref>http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/page__view__findpost__p__235287</ref><ref>http://www.kudonet.info/</ref><ref>http://wnsgur5941.blog.me/80143064942</ref>
*Rei [[Vehicles in Detective Conan#Tooru_Amuro|owns a white RX-7]], the same car as [[Miwako Sato]]. The RX-7 is a reference to the white<ref>The RX-78-2 Gundam itself used to be more white in the original animation, but late in production toy manufacturers requested for it to be more colorful. Although the animation was changed, the dialogue was not changed leading to many references to the original mostly white coloration. One example is Amuro's Zeon nickname the "White Devil".</ref> Gundam that the Mobile Suit Gundam character Amuro Ray piloted, the '''RX-7'''8-2.
* Technically, Rei's first appearence in the anime was in the new opening theme song during the Kaitou Kid special in August 2012.
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==See also==
*[[Characters]]
*[[Black Organization]]
*[[Shuichi Akai]]
*[[Subaru Okiya]]
*[[Scar Akai]]
*[[wikipedia:Bourbon whiskey|Bourbon]] (Alcohol)

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