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‎Examples of animated canon

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‎Examples of Detective Conan Special canon

HunterConan: Azusa isn't a police officer...

2016-02-12T09:40:52Z

Azusa isn't a police officer...

Chekhov MacGuffin: Cleanup this per Kor's suggestion. This page is pretty awkward mixing unalike topics, but we don't have a separate page for extended canon.

2016-02-12T05:33:45Z

Cleanup this per Kor's suggestion. This page is pretty awkward mixing unalike topics, but we don't have a separate page for extended canon.

Jimmy-kud0-tv2: /* Detective Conan Examples */ Sato was not introduced as an AO character,she appeared in the manga version of the first Anime episode she appeared in. However Azusa was AO first then manga.

2016-01-15T02:23:55Z

‎Detective Conan Examples: Sato was not introduced as an AO character,she appeared in the manga version of the first Anime episode she appeared in. However Azusa was AO first then manga.

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 :''See also: [[List of differences between the manga and anime]]''
 * In the anime and movies, [[Conan]] often travels around on his [[Turbo Engine Skateboard]]. This contrasts sharply with the manga canon. As of file 920, Conan has used his skateboard in only two cases: its [[Volume_9#Trapped_Ayumi_Case|introductory case]] where Conan uses it to keep up with the car where Ayumi had been accidentally locked in a trunk, and briefly when Conan used it to rendezvous with Agasa and Haibara at a restaurant after they warned him about [[Volume_65#Dangerous_Couple_Case|two suspicious people]].
-* In the movies, [[Conan]] frequently uses the excuse that he learned various adult-level skills in Hawaii.
+* In the movies, [[Conan]] frequently uses the excuse that he learned various adult-level skills in Hawaii. This includes shooting firearms, driving cars, boats and helicopters.
 * In the movies, [[Kaitou Kid]] has clearly learned that Conan is Shinichi.

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 ==== Examples of Detective Conan Special canon ====
-* Conan dislikes raisins.
+* Conan dislikes raisins (which was eventually adopted to canon).
 * DCS introduces numerous Special-only [[Black Organization]] characters such as [[Generic]], [[Arrack]], and [[Blackbeard]].

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 === Detective Conan animation ===
-The non-manga-derived [[anime|episode]] (AO: anime only), [[Movies|Movie]], [[OVA]], and [[Special]] plots together constitute the anime/movie canon. While not created by Gosho, the plots often have Gosho's explicit approval. Unlike other sources, elements of this extended canon frequently become real canon. Characters like [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]], [[Wataru Takagi]], and [[Azusa Enomoto]] were first introduced in the anime and then became core manga canon police officers.
+The non-manga-derived [[anime|episode]] (AO: anime only), [[Movies|Movie]], [[OVA]], and [[Special]] plots together constitute the anime/movie canon. While not created by Gosho, the plots often have Gosho's explicit approval. Unlike other sources, elements of this extended canon frequently become real canon. Characters like [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]], [[Wataru Takagi]], and [[Azusa Enomoto]] were first introduced in the anime and then became core manga canon characters.
 ==== Examples of animated canon ====

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 == Definition ==
-"Fanon" is a collection of facts about a fictional universe that are generally accepted as true by certain groups of fans, but are not official because they are not referenced in the original work. Fanon contrasts with '''[[canon]]''', information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Different groups of fans may construct different fanons. It is rare for fanon to ascend to canon, but occasionally fan works may simply guess right or catch the eye of the creator.
+'''Fanon''' is a collection of facts about a fictional universe that are generally accepted as true by certain groups of fans, but are not considered part of the official storyline. Fanon contrasts with '''[[canon]]''': the information, characters, settings, and plot that compose the official storyline of a fictional universe.
-It is common for fanons to contradict with the canon or other bodies of fanon.
+Colloquially, the word "fanon" is reserved for the storylines of fan-produced works, such as fanfiction. The storylines of professional authorized adaptations, such as the Detective Conan movies, are usually called something more prestigious like "extended-canon" because they are professional, authorized, and typically more consistent with canon. Sometimes elements from these close-to-canon adaptations becomes actual canon.
 On pages other than this one, this wiki includes information from only two non-canon sources alongside canon information: the Detective Conan [[Anime]] and [[Movies]] and [[Detective Conan Special]]. For [[Magic Kaito]], information from the [[Magic Kaito#Specials|Specials]] and series [[Magic Kaito 1412]] is used alongside the Magic Kaito manga.
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 === Detective Conan animation ===
-The non-manga-derived [[anime|episode]] (AO: anime only), [[Movies|Movie]], [[OVA]], and [[Special]] plots can be considered a type of nearly official fanon; while not created by Gosho, the plots often have Gosho's explicit approval. Unlike other sources, elements of this fanon frequently become canon. Characters like [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]], [[Wataru Takagi]], and [[Azusa Enomoto]] were first introduced in the anime and then became core manga canon police officers.
+The non-manga-derived [[anime|episode]] (AO: anime only), [[Movies|Movie]], [[OVA]], and [[Special]] plots together constitute the anime/movie canon. While not created by Gosho, the plots often have Gosho's explicit approval. Unlike other sources, elements of this extended canon frequently become real canon. Characters like [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]], [[Wataru Takagi]], and [[Azusa Enomoto]] were first introduced in the anime and then became core manga canon police officers.
-==== Examples of animated fanon ====
+==== Examples of animated canon ====
 :''See also: [[List of differences between the manga and anime]]''
 * In the anime and movies, [[Conan]] often travels around on his [[Turbo Engine Skateboard]]. This contrasts sharply with the manga canon. As of file 920, Conan has used his skateboard in only two cases: its [[Volume_9#Trapped_Ayumi_Case|introductory case]] where Conan uses it to keep up with the car where Ayumi had been accidentally locked in a trunk, and briefly when Conan used it to rendezvous with Agasa and Haibara at a restaurant after they warned him about [[Volume_65#Dangerous_Couple_Case|two suspicious people]].
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 A series of non-canon live action drama including [[:Category:Drama_TV_Specials|four specials]] and [[Challenge_Letter_to_Shinichi_Kudo|The Challenge Letter to Shinichi Kudo series]] mostly featured cases from Shinichi's past before he was shrunk into Conan.
-==== Examples of live action fanon ====
+==== Examples of live action canon ====
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 {{nihongo|'''''Detective Conan Special'''''|名探偵コナン特別編|Meitantei Konan Tokubetsuhen}} are short stories drawn by [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s assistants published as volumes under [[Shogakukan|Shogakukan's]] {{nihongo|'''Ladybug Comics'''|てんとうむしコミックス|Tentō Mushi Comikkusu}} label. The stories found in the Special volumes hold no bearing on the plot of the [[Manga|main comic]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.koware.net/data_room/b_tokubetsuhen_data/tokubetsu_top.htm|date=2010-02-25|accessdate=2010-06-09|publisher=Koware Site Detective Conan Branch|title=名探偵コナン　特別編コミックス}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://conan.aga-search.com/501-33-3tokubetsuhen.html|date=|accessdate=2010-06-26|publisher=Mouri Kogoro Detective Agency|title=名探偵コナン 特別編コミックリス}}</ref> Because the creators of the comics are close to Aoyama Gosho, sometimes their stories are adapted into non-canon anime episodes. These are Episode 86 - [[The Kidnapping Location Case]] and Episode 113 - [[The White Sandy Beach Murder Case]]. [[The Kidnapping Location Case]] episode is significant as it introduces the [[Electronic Notebook Map]] gadget, however this device has not been used since this case.
-==== Examples of Detective Conan Special fanon ====
+==== Examples of Detective Conan Special canon ====
 * Conan dislikes raisins.
 * DCS introduces numerous Special-only [[Black Organization]] characters such as [[Generic]], [[Arrack]], and [[Blackbeard]].
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 [[:Category:Novels|Novels]]
-==== Examples of novels fanon ====
+==== Examples of novels canon ====
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 [[Games]]
-==== Examples of video game fanon ====
+==== Examples of video game canon ====
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 Magic Kaito has been adapted into two animated series, the first as [[Magic Kaito#Specials|Specials]] and the second as [[Magic Kaito 1412]]
-==== Examples of animation fanon ====
+==== Examples of animation canon ====
 * The Nakamori house and the Kuroba house are next door to one another.

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 === Detective Conan animation ===
-The non-manga-derived [[anime|episode]] (AO: anime only), [[Movies|movie]], [[OVA]], and [[Special]] plots can be considered a type of nearly official fanon; while not created by Gosho, the plots often have Gosho's explicit approval. Unlike other sources, elements of this fanon frequently become canon. Characters like [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]], [[Wataru Takagi]], and [[Miwako Sato]] were first introduced in the anime and then became core manga canon police officers.
+The non-manga-derived [[anime|episode]] (AO: anime only), [[Movies|Movie]], [[OVA]], and [[Special]] plots can be considered a type of nearly official fanon; while not created by Gosho, the plots often have Gosho's explicit approval. Unlike other sources, elements of this fanon frequently become canon. Characters like [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]], [[Wataru Takagi]], and [[Azusa Enomoto]] were first introduced in the anime and then became core manga canon police officers.
 ==== Examples of animated fanon ====

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	"Fanon" is a collection of facts about a fictional universe that are generally accepted as true by certain groups of fans, but are not official because they are not referenced in the original work. Fanon contrasts with '''[[canon]]''', information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Different groups of fans may construct different fanons. It is rare for fanon to ascend to canon, but occasionally fan works may simply guess right or catch the eye of the creator.		"Fanon" is a collection of facts about a fictional universe that are generally accepted as true by certain groups of fans, but are not official because they are not referenced in the original work. Fanon contrasts with '''[[canon]]''', information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Different groups of fans may construct different fanons. It is rare for fanon to ascend to canon, but occasionally fan works may simply guess right or catch the eye of the creator.

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 === Detective Conan live action ===
-A series of non-canon live action drama including [[:Category:Drama_TV_Specials|four specials]] and [[Challenge_Letter_to_Shinichi_Kudo|The Challenge Letter to Shinichi Kudo series]] mostly featured cases Kudo Shinichi's life before he was shrunk into Conan.
+A series of non-canon live action drama including [[:Category:Drama_TV_Specials|four specials]] and [[Challenge_Letter_to_Shinichi_Kudo|The Challenge Letter to Shinichi Kudo series]] mostly featured cases from Shinichi's past before he was shrunk into Conan.
 ==== Examples of live action fanon ====

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 == Definition ==
-"Fanon" is a collection of facts about a fictional universe that are generally accepted as true by certain groups of fans, but are not official because they are not referenced in the original work. Fanon contrasts with [[canon]], information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Different groups of fans may construct different fanons. It is rare for fanon to ascend to canon, but occasionally fan works may simply guess right or catch the eye of the creator.
+"Fanon" is a collection of facts about a fictional universe that are generally accepted as true by certain groups of fans, but are not official because they are not referenced in the original work. Fanon contrasts with '''[[canon]]''', information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Different groups of fans may construct different fanons. It is rare for fanon to ascend to canon, but occasionally fan works may simply guess right or catch the eye of the creator.
-On pages other than this one, this wiki includes information from only two non-canon sources alongside canon information: the Detective Conan [[Anime]] and [[Movies]] and [[Detective Conan Special]].
+It is common for fanons to contradict with the canon or other bodies of fanon.
 == Detective Conan Examples ==
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 ==== Examples of animated fanon ====
 * In the anime and movies, [[Conan]] often travels around on his [[Turbo Engine Skateboard]]. This contrasts sharply with the manga canon. As of file 920, Conan has used his skateboard in only two cases: its [[Volume_9#Trapped_Ayumi_Case|introductory case]] where Conan uses it to keep up with the car where Ayumi had been accidentally locked in a trunk, and briefly when Conan used it to rendezvous with Agasa and Haibara at a restaurant after they warned him about [[Volume_65#Dangerous_Couple_Case|two suspicious people]].
 * In the movies, [[Conan]] frequently uses the excuse that he learned various adult-level skills in Hawaii.
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 === Detective Conan video games ===
 [[Games]]
 ==== Examples of video game fanon ====
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 == Magic Kaito Examples ==
-* Another point of debate is [[Kuroba Kaito]]'s eye colour. In the [[Magic Kaito]] series it is depicted as blue. On the other hand in [[Detective Conan]] as [[Kaitou Kid]] it is a darker colour. This is possibly due to the shadows from his hat and the fact that he always appear at night. In the fandom however, Kaito's eyes are usually described as violet or purple.
 == See also ==