Detective Tomokawa - Revision history

Ushiwakamaru: /* Manga vs. anime */

2023-06-11T13:40:20Z

‎Manga vs. anime

2023-06-07T08:32:34Z

‎Background

2023-05-13T05:45:40Z

2022-12-04T09:29:07Z

‎Background

2022-10-12T15:34:18Z

‎The Truth Behind the Car Explosion Case (Anime: 150)

2022-10-10T17:13:56Z

‎Background

2022-09-29T17:29:53Z

‎Background

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‎See also

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‎Plot overview

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 == Manga vs. anime ==
-[[File:EP681 Tomokawa.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Sato and Tomokawa.]]
+[[File:EP681 Tomokawa.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Sato, Chiba, and Tomokawa.]]
 In file 267 and episode 205, one day when has a cold and is absent, it isn't specified if Tomokawa is male or female, and also in episode 322. However, in file 805 and episode 681, [[Miwako Sato|Sato]] asks the [[Detective Boys]] if they recognize the sketch that a policewoman with glasses had done of their suspect in [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]]'s kidnapping, which proves the realistickness of her sketches and confirms her identity. Then, [[Kazunobu Chiba|Chiba]] calls Sato out from the interrogation room, leaving her alone with Conan and the Detective Boys.

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 == Background ==
-Tomokawa is a policewoman from the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police|Tokyo MPD]], Division One Investigations, Section Three. She is typically the sketch artist for the department, very good at this.
+Tomokawa is a policewoman from the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police|Tokyo MPD]], Division One Investigations, Section Three. She is typically the sketch artist from the department, very good at this.
 == Personality ==

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 |age = unknown
 |gender = Female
-|date-of-birth = unknown
+|date-of-birth =
-|relatives = unknown
+|relatives =
 |occupation = Policewoman
 |nicknames =

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 == Background ==
-Tomokawa is a policewoman from the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police|Tokyo MPD]], Division One Investigations. She is typically the sketch artist for the department, very good at this.
+Tomokawa is a policewoman from the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police|Tokyo MPD]], Division One Investigations, Section Three. She is typically the sketch artist for the department, very good at this.
 == Personality ==

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−	~~=== The Truth Behind the Car Explosion Case (Anime: [[The Truth Behind the Car Explosion Case\|150]]) ===~~
	Her interview with a bombing witness, recovered at Beika Central Hospital, allows the police to identify the bomber, and her ultra realistic sketch by itself is able to prove murderous intent by getting correct details other sketch artists may have missed. This alone allowed [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] to fully establish an otherwise impossible to prove intent.		Her interview with a bombing witness, recovered at Beika Central Hospital, allows the police to identify the bomber, and her ultra realistic sketch by itself is able to prove murderous intent by getting correct details other sketch artists may have missed. This alone allowed [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] to fully establish an otherwise impossible to prove intent.

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 == Plot overview ==
 === The Truth Behind the Car Explosion Case (Anime: [[The Truth Behind the Car Explosion Case|150]]) ===
-Her interview with a bombing witness, recovered at Beika General Hospital, allows the police to identify the bomber, and her ultra realistic sketch by itself is able to prove murderous intent by getting correct details other sketch artists may have missed. This alone allowed [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] to fully establish an otherwise impossible to prove intent.
+Her interview with a bombing witness, recovered at Beika Central Hospital, allows the police to identify the bomber, and her ultra realistic sketch by itself is able to prove murderous intent by getting correct details other sketch artists may have missed. This alone allowed [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] to fully establish an otherwise impossible to prove intent.
 == Manga vs. anime ==