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	=== Movie Appearances ===		=== Movie Appearances ===
	==== [[Countdown to Heaven]] ====		==== Movie 5: [[Countdown to Heaven]] ====
	Initially, Gin is involved in the plot because he is to eliminate a traitor in the Organization. Later though, he finds out that Sherry was attending a party at the Twin Tower Buildings, the targeted location, and decides to kill two birds with one stone. He shoots at Sonoko, who got her hair permed and looks a lot like Sherry, but he realizes that it wasn't her after all after Conan gets Sonoko to dodge the bullet and she starts panicking in a very uncomposed manner. He leaves the towers in the end, looking forward to killing Sherry the next time he sees her.		Initially, Gin is involved in the plot because he is to eliminate a traitor in the Organization. Later though, he finds out that Sherry was attending a party at the Twin Tower Buildings, the targeted location, and decides to kill two birds with one stone. He shoots at Sonoko, who got her hair permed and looks a lot like Sherry, but he realizes that it wasn't her after all after Conan gets Sonoko to dodge the bullet and she starts panicking in a very uncomposed manner. He leaves the towers in the end, looking forward to killing Sherry the next time he sees her.

	==== [[The Raven Chaser]] ====		==== Movie 13: [[The Raven Chaser]] ====
	In the beginning, during Conan's dream, Gin appears and is shown to know Conan's true identity. Later, in reality, Gin is looking for a memory card that contains information crucial to the Organization. His next appearance is during the climax of the movie. He, Vodka, Chianti, and Korn arrive at the top of Tokyo Tower in a black helicopter. Gin calls Irish and tells him to hold out the computer chip, then orders Chianti to kill Irish and destroy the chip in one shot. He spots someone (Conan) trying to hide and orders Vodka to start using the machine gun that was built into the helicopter. After Conan catapults the broken light into the back of the helicopter and Vodka is trying to get it back in control, he wonders who could have done so much damage to the Organization and leaves the scene.		In the beginning, during Conan's dream, Gin appears and is shown to know Conan's true identity. Later, in reality, Gin is looking for a memory card that contains information crucial to the Organization. His next appearance is during the climax of the movie. He, Vodka, Chianti, and Korn arrive at the top of Tokyo Tower in a black helicopter. Gin calls Irish and tells him to hold out the computer chip, then orders Chianti to kill Irish and destroy the chip in one shot. He spots someone (Conan) trying to hide and orders Vodka to start using the machine gun that was built into the helicopter. After Conan catapults the broken light into the back of the helicopter and Vodka is trying to get it back in control, he wonders who could have done so much damage to the Organization and leaves the scene.

	==== [[The Darkest Nightmare]] ====		==== Movie 20: [[The Darkest Nightmare]] ====

	==== ~~The Black Iron Submarine (~~Movie: [[Black Iron Submarine~~\|26~~]]) ====		==== Movie 26: [[Black Iron Submarine]] ====

	=== Special Manga Appearances ===		=== Special Manga Appearances ===

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	==== Irish ====		==== Irish ====
	It seems as though Gin ~~did~~'t really care about Irish, leading to his death in the Raven Chaser.		It seems as though Gin didn't really care about Irish, leading to his death in the Raven Chaser.

	=== Law enforcement ===		=== Law enforcement ===

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	{{Characters}}		{{Characters}}

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	==== Clash of Red and Black (Manga: [[Volume 58#Kir Transport Case\|599]]-[[Volume 59#Foreign Suspect Case\|609]], Anime: [[Clash of Red and Black\|491-504]]) ====		==== Clash of Red and Black (Manga: [[Volume 58#Kir Transport Case\|599]]-[[Volume 59#Foreign Suspect Case\|609]], Anime: [[Clash of Red and Black\|491-504]]) ====

	===== Akai's Assassination (Manga: [[Volume 58#Foreign Suspect Case\|605]]-[[Volume 59#Foreign Suspect Case\|609]], Anime: [[Clash of Red and Black!#Friday the Thirteenth~~. 28Manga~~: 605-609~~.2C~~ 501-504~~.29~~\|501-504]]) =====		===== Akai's Assassination (Manga: [[Volume 58#Foreign Suspect Case\|605]]-[[Volume 59#Foreign Suspect Case\|609]], Anime: [[Clash of Red and Black#Friday the Thirteenth (Manga: 605-609, Anime: 501-504)\|501-504]]) =====
	Gin, suspicious of how easy it was to recapture Kir from the FBI, orders Kir to kill Akai to prove her loyalty. He tells her to call Akai and lure him out by telling him that she wants to leave the organization and that she will give him information about the organization if he helps her. He tells her that he will be watching the whole assassination by planting a bug and microphone on Kir so that she can't do anything suspicious. Gin watches as Kir shoots Akai twice, one in the lung and one in the forehead, and believes that Akai is dead and that Kir is on their side.		Gin, suspicious of how easy it was to recapture Kir from the FBI, orders Kir to kill Akai to prove her loyalty. He tells her to call Akai and lure him out by telling him that she wants to leave the organization and that she will give him information about the organization if he helps her. He tells her that he will be watching the whole assassination by planting a bug and microphone on Kir so that she can't do anything suspicious. Gin watches as Kir shoots Akai twice, one in the lung and one in the forehead, and believes that Akai is dead and that Kir is on their side.

	==== Scar Akai and the Beika Department Store (Manga: [[Volume 67#Department Store Bomber Case\|700-704]], Anime: [[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|578]]-~~[[The Red Shaking Target\|~~581]]) ====		==== Scar Akai and the Beika Department Store (Manga: [[Volume 67#Department Store Bomber Case\|700-704]], Anime: [[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|578-581]]) ====
	Scar Akai, along with [[Subaru Okiya]], is trapped in the department store as a bomber has taken them hostage. When the Black Organization spot that someone who looks like Akai entered the store, Gin and Vodka park outside the store. Gin holds a gun to Kir's head, saying that he'll kill her if Akai is still alive. Before Gin orders Chianti to shoot Scar Akai, Vermouth appears and speaks with Gin about a plan she received the boss' authorization for. Scar Akai notices Chianti taking aim at him and smirks, which makes her lose her aim and allows Scar Akai to disappear into the crowd. Gin lowers the gun from Kir's head and decides to drop the assassination attempt, commenting how Bourbon likes to do what he pleases.		Scar Akai, along with [[Subaru Okiya]], is trapped in the department store as a bomber has taken them hostage. When the Black Organization spot that someone who looks like Akai entered the store, Gin and Vodka park outside the store. Gin holds a gun to Kir's head, saying that he'll kill her if Akai is still alive. Before Gin orders Chianti to shoot Scar Akai, Vermouth appears and speaks with Gin about a plan she received the boss' authorization for. Scar Akai notices Chianti taking aim at him and smirks, which makes her lose her aim and allows Scar Akai to disappear into the crowd. Gin lowers the gun from Kir's head and decides to drop the assassination attempt, commenting how Bourbon likes to do what he pleases.

	==== Sherry and the Bell Tree Express Train (Manga: [[Volume 78\|818-824]], Anime: [[The ~~Raven~~ Mystery Train\|701-704]]) ====		==== Sherry and the Bell Tree Express Train (Manga: [[Volume 78\|818-824]], Anime: [[The Jet-Black Mystery Train\|701-704]]) ====
	After finding out from Vermouth that Sherry was going to board the Bell Tree Express train, Gin and Vodka organized an effort to place enough explosives at the train's destination station to blow up the entire train. Meanwhile, Vermouth and [[Rei Furuya\|Bourbon]] boarded the train with a separate plan in mind to catch Sherry. When Vodka wondered how Vermouth and Bourbon were going to get off the train before it arrived at the station, Gin revealed that he didn't know or care about their fates. Vermouth's attempted assassination of Sherry wound up stopping the train before it arrived at the destination station, rendering Gin's plan moot. Gin asked for confirmation that Sherry was killed, which Vermouth endorsed only to find out soon after that she had been tricked. Because Vermouth kept this deception secret, Gin believes Shiho to be dead.		After finding out from Vermouth that Sherry was going to board the Bell Tree Express train, Gin and Vodka organized an effort to place enough explosives at the train's destination station to blow up the entire train. Meanwhile, Vermouth and [[Rei Furuya\|Bourbon]] boarded the train with a separate plan in mind to catch Sherry. When Vodka wondered how Vermouth and Bourbon were going to get off the train before it arrived at the station, Gin revealed that he didn't know or care about their fates. Vermouth's attempted assassination of Sherry wound up stopping the train before it arrived at the destination station, rendering Gin's plan moot. Gin asked for confirmation that Sherry was killed, which Vermouth endorsed only to find out soon after that she had been tricked. Because Vermouth kept this deception secret, Gin believes Shiho to be dead.

	==== Soul Detective Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 90\|951-953]], Anime: [[~~Soul~~ Detective Murder ~~Case~~\|863-864]]) ====		==== Soul Detective Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 90\|951-953]], Anime: [[The Spirit Detective's Murder\|863-864]]) ====
	After the case is solved, Gin and Vodka talk about it in their Porsche 356 A. Gin comments that [[Rum]] screwed up in Kohji Haneda's murder from seventeen years ago. He is intrigued by the fact that Kogoro Mouri decided to investigate that murder and suggests the detective be finished off before he becomes more dangerous.		After the case is solved, Gin and Vodka talk about it in their Porsche 356 A. Gin comments that [[Rum]] screwed up in Kohji Haneda's murder from seventeen years ago. He is intrigued by the fact that Kogoro Mouri decided to investigate that murder and suggests the detective be finished off before he becomes more dangerous.

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	In his first appearance in the series, Gin goes to [[Tropical Land]] with Vodka to complete a transaction with [[Black organization#Unnamed Weapons Smuggler\|a company owner]] they were blackmailing for gun smuggling. The two board the Mystery Coaster before the meeting to observe from the pinnacle of the coaster if the business man had come alone to the meeting spot below the ferris wheel. A murder occurs on the coaster and the two are forced to remain at the scene as suspects, although Gin yells at [[Shinichi Kudo]] and [[Juzo Megure\|Inspector Megure]] several times to hurry up and let them go. Shinichi observes that Gin has the appearance and air of a cold-blooded killer. They are released after Shinichi apprehends the true killer. His and Vodka's suspicious appearance cause Shinichi to follow them and encounter them completing the transaction with the businessman. Gin, who seems to have been keeping watch, knocks down Shinichi with a pipe he found, then force-feeds him [[APTX 4869]]. His parting words to Shinichi are "So long, great detective."		In his first appearance in the series, Gin goes to [[Tropical Land]] with Vodka to complete a transaction with [[Black organization#Unnamed Weapons Smuggler\|a company owner]] they were blackmailing for gun smuggling. The two board the Mystery Coaster before the meeting to observe from the pinnacle of the coaster if the business man had come alone to the meeting spot below the ferris wheel. A murder occurs on the coaster and the two are forced to remain at the scene as suspects, although Gin yells at [[Shinichi Kudo]] and [[Juzo Megure\|Inspector Megure]] several times to hurry up and let them go. Shinichi observes that Gin has the appearance and air of a cold-blooded killer. They are released after Shinichi apprehends the true killer. His and Vodka's suspicious appearance cause Shinichi to follow them and encounter them completing the transaction with the businessman. Gin, who seems to have been keeping watch, knocks down Shinichi with a pipe he found, then force-feeds him [[APTX 4869]]. His parting words to Shinichi are "So long, great detective."

	==== Murder of Akemi Miyano (Manga: [[Volume 2#Masami Hirota Case\|16]], Anime: ~~[[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case\|13]]&~~[[The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case\|128]]) ====		==== Murder of Akemi Miyano (Manga: [[Volume 2#Masami Hirota Case\|16]], Anime: [[The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case\|128]]) ====
	[[File:V2-7 Such an awkwardly shaped panel.PNG\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Gin converses with Akemi just before he murders her.]]		[[File:V2-7 Such an awkwardly shaped panel.PNG\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Gin converses with Akemi just before he murders her.]]
	Before the current storyline, undercover [[FBI]] agent [[Shuichi Akai]] dated [[Akemi Miyano]], the older sister of [[Shiho Miyano]], in order to infiltrate the Organization. Akai's true allegiance was discovered and he was expelled from the organization. Initially, the Organization couldn't do anything about Akemi because they needed the loyalty of her sister Shiho Miyano, who very valuable as a researcher on the APTX 4869 project.		Before the current storyline, undercover [[FBI]] agent [[Shuichi Akai]] dated [[Akemi Miyano]], the older sister of [[Shiho Miyano]], in order to infiltrate the Organization. Akai's true allegiance was discovered and he was expelled from the organization. Initially, the Organization couldn't do anything about Akemi because they needed the loyalty of her sister Shiho Miyano, who very valuable as a researcher on the APTX 4869 project.
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	==== The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case ([[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case\|Anime 13]]) ====		==== The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case ([[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case\|Anime 13]]) ====
	In the manga, this case occurred before [[The Shinkansen's Bomb Case]]. In the anime version of this case, Gin was replaced by a similar looking man with glasses who shot but did not kill Akemi Miyano. This created a rather large continuity error.<ref>Akemi's participation in the robbery was a deal she made with the Black Organization stipulating that if she successfully stole the money, she and her sister would be freed. However, the Organization had intended for her to fail so they could kill her for having a relationship with the FBI infiltrator Shuichi Akai. Although Akemi was successful, Gin killed her anyway. Her death, which the Black Organization refused to explain, was part of the motive that led to Sherry betraying the Organization.</ref> The continuity error was corrected in [[The Black Organization: 1 Billion Yen Robbery Case\|episode 128]]. Other information that wound up being delayed included Gin revealing that Akemi had a scientist sister who was valuable to the Organization, and that he was left handed based on how he held his handgun.		In the manga, this case occurred before [[The Shinkansen's Bomb Case]]. In the anime version of this case, Gin was replaced by a similar looking man with glasses who shot but did not kill Akemi Miyano. This created a rather large continuity error.<ref>Akemi's participation in the robbery was a deal she made with the Black Organization stipulating that if she successfully stole the money, she and her sister would be freed. However, the Organization had intended for her to fail so they could kill her for having a relationship with the FBI infiltrator Shuichi Akai. Although Akemi was successful, Gin killed her anyway. Her death, which the Black Organization refused to explain, was part of the motive that led to Sherry betraying the Organization.</ref> The continuity error was corrected in [[The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case\|episode 128]]. Other information that wound up being delayed included Gin revealing that Akemi had a scientist sister who was valuable to the Organization, and that he was left handed based on how he held his handgun.

	==== The Black Organization: 1 Billion Yen Robbery Case ([[The Black Organization: 1 Billion Yen Robbery Case\|Anime 128]]) ====		==== The Black Organization: 1 Billion Yen Robbery Case ([[The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case\|Anime 128]]) ====
	This case corrected a continuity error created in [[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case]] by having Gin kill Akemi. Akemi Miyano under the alias "Masami Hirota" and two other robbers successfully steal 10 billion yen. A mask with forged lipstick mark is left behind with the empty getaway vehicle by an unknown party to implicate Hirota. Later that night, Gin and Vodka assassinate the two other bank robbers and place Hirota's lipstick at the crime scene. After realizing she was set up my someone, Conan sneaks into Hirota's apartment and attempts to stop her from meeting the assailants. Ignoring Conan's warning, Hirota heads to an empty warehouse and meets Gin who reveals her true identity to be Akemi Miyano. She asks him to release her sister in exchange for the 10 billion yen. Gin however murders her and takes the keys to a coin locker containing the money from the robbery. Akemi then reveals to Conan the existence of the Black Organization, and the location that she hid the stolen money before dying.		This case corrected a continuity error created in [[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case]] by having Gin kill Akemi. Akemi Miyano under the alias "Masami Hirota" and two other robbers successfully steal 10 billion yen. A mask with forged lipstick mark is left behind with the empty getaway vehicle by an unknown party to implicate Hirota. Later that night, Gin and Vodka assassinate the two other bank robbers and place Hirota's lipstick at the crime scene. After realizing she was set up my someone, Conan sneaks into Hirota's apartment and attempts to stop her from meeting the assailants. Ignoring Conan's warning, Hirota heads to an empty warehouse and meets Gin who reveals her true identity to be Akemi Miyano. She asks him to release her sister in exchange for the 10 billion yen. Gin however murders her and takes the keys to a coin locker containing the money from the robbery. Akemi then reveals to Conan the existence of the Black Organization, and the location that she hid the stolen money before dying.

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	[[Image:Gin imagines Sherry naked.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Gin imagines Shiho Miyano naked.]]		[[Image:Gin imagines Sherry naked.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Gin imagines Shiho Miyano naked.]]
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	Gin has an abnormal attachment for [[Shiho Miyano]]<ref name=CD239/> and seems to enjoy hunting for her, while she seems to fear and hate him. They appear to know each other well despite being in different parts of the Organization. Gin can identify Shiho from a single auburn hair. [[~~Episode 129~~\|When Shiho escaped from the Black Organization]], Gin began searching for her, ordering Vodka to bring her back dead or alive. Gin and Shiho had [[Reunion with the Black Organization\|a direct confrontation]] later in the [[Setting#Haido City Hotel\|Haido City Hotel]]. Since then, Shiho has managed to avoid any more direct contact with Gin.		Gin has an abnormal attachment for [[Shiho Miyano]]<ref name=CD239/> and seems to enjoy hunting for her, while she seems to fear and hate him. They appear to know each other well despite being in different parts of the Organization. Gin can identify Shiho from a single auburn hair. [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case\|When Shiho escaped from the Black Organization]], Gin began searching for her, ordering Vodka to bring her back dead or alive. Gin and Shiho had [[Reunion with the Black Organization\|a direct confrontation]] later in the [[Setting#Haido City Hotel\|Haido City Hotel]]. Since then, Shiho has managed to avoid any more direct contact with Gin.

	The theory that the two may have had a relationship in the past has been mentioned in at least one official guidebook for the manga<ref name=CD239/> and has some traction in the fandom. [[Gosho Aoyama]] has deferred questions related to the issue in past interviews, asking for fans to be patient.<ref>青山剛昌先生と話そうDAY (Let's talk with Aoyama Gosho-sensei day), held January 3, 2013 [http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/?p=287218]		The theory that the two may have had a relationship in the past has been mentioned in at least one official guidebook for the manga<ref name=CD239/> and has some traction in the fandom. [[Gosho Aoyama]] has deferred questions related to the issue in past interviews, asking for fans to be patient.<ref>青山剛昌先生と話そうDAY (Let's talk with Aoyama Gosho-sensei day), held January 3, 2013 [http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/?p=287218]
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	[[File:Ep704-14.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Gin hates Vermouth's treacherous personality.]]		[[File:Ep704-14.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Gin hates Vermouth's treacherous personality.]]
	Gin and [[Vermouth]] have rather different personalities. They get along well enough on missions, but Gin does not like Vermouth's habit of keeping secrets or her teasing. Before the events of the showdown on the ghost ship, Gin and Vermouth mostly trusted one another<ref name=CD239/>, but Gin's trust seems to have eroded as Vermouth failed to inform even the boss of her activities and intentions on several occasions and also possibly are or were in a romantic relationship with one another, this was hinted in [[Episode 230]] when Vermouth asked Gin if they could make a martini tonight, noting that a martini is a mix of Vermouth and Gin.<ref name=CD239>[[:File:ConanDrill239.jpg\|Conan drill page 239]]</ref>. At one point, Gin told Vodka to kill her if he noted her doing anything suspicious, and he didn't particularly care about how she would escape a train heading towards a station packed with explosives.		Gin and [[Vermouth]] have rather different personalities. They get along well enough on missions, but Gin does not like Vermouth's habit of keeping secrets or her teasing. Before the events of the showdown on the ghost ship, Gin and Vermouth mostly trusted one another<ref name=CD239/>, but Gin's trust seems to have eroded as Vermouth failed to inform even the boss of her activities and intentions on several occasions and also possibly are or were in a romantic relationship with one another, this was hinted in [[The Mysterious Passenger\|Episode 230]] when Vermouth asked Gin if they could make a martini tonight, noting that a martini is a mix of Vermouth and Gin.<ref name=CD239>[[:File:ConanDrill239.jpg\|Conan drill page 239]]</ref>. At one point, Gin told Vodka to kill her if he noted her doing anything suspicious, and he didn't particularly care about how she would escape a train heading towards a station packed with explosives.

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	== Quotes ==		== Quotes ==
	{{cquote\|"So long... great detective."\|Said to [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]] after poisoning him with [[APTX4869]]<ref>[[Volume 1\|Volume 1, File 1]]; [[Episode 1]]</ref>}}		{{cquote\|"So long... great detective."\|Said to [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]] after poisoning him with [[APTX4869]]<ref>[[Volume 1\|Volume 1, File 1]]; [[Roller Coaster Murder Case\|Episode 1]]</ref>}}
	{{cquote\|"Traitors can't hide their scent."\|Talking about [[Shiho Miyano]]<ref>[[Volume 24\|Volume 24, File 239, Page 9]] (some versions might have been translated incorrectly; some versions are different but the basic meaning are the same); [[Episode 176]]</ref>}}		{{cquote\|"Traitors can't hide their scent."\|Talking about [[Shiho Miyano]]<ref>[[Volume 24\|Volume 24, File 239, Page 9]] (some versions might have been translated incorrectly; some versions are different but the basic meaning are the same); [[Reunion with the Black Organization\|Episode 176]]</ref>}}

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==

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	==== Clash of Red and Black (Manga: [[Volume 58#Kir Transport Case\|599]]-[[Volume 59#Foreign Suspect Case\|609]], Anime: [[Clash of Red and Black\|491-504]]) ====		==== Clash of Red and Black (Manga: [[Volume 58#Kir Transport Case\|599]]-[[Volume 59#Foreign Suspect Case\|609]], Anime: [[Clash of Red and Black\|491-504]]) ====

	===== Akai's Assassination (Manga: [[Volume 58#Foreign Suspect Case\|605]]-[[Volume 59#Foreign Suspect Case\|609]], Anime: [[Clash of Red and Black!#Friday the Thirteenth .28Manga: 605-609.2C 501-504.29\|501-504]]) =====		===== Akai's Assassination (Manga: [[Volume 58#Foreign Suspect Case\|605]]-[[Volume 59#Foreign Suspect Case\|609]], Anime: [[Clash of Red and Black!#Friday the Thirteenth. 28Manga: 605-609.2C 501-504.29\|501-504]]) =====
	Gin, suspicious of how easy it was to recapture Kir from the FBI, orders Kir to kill Akai to prove her loyalty. He tells her to call Akai and lure him out by telling him that she wants to leave the organization and that she will give him information about the organization if he helps her. He tells her that he will be watching the whole assassination by planting a bug and microphone on Kir so that she can't do anything suspicious. Gin watches as Kir shoots Akai twice, one in the lung and one in the forehead, and believes that Akai is dead and that Kir is on their side.		Gin, suspicious of how easy it was to recapture Kir from the FBI, orders Kir to kill Akai to prove her loyalty. He tells her to call Akai and lure him out by telling him that she wants to leave the organization and that she will give him information about the organization if he helps her. He tells her that he will be watching the whole assassination by planting a bug and microphone on Kir so that she can't do anything suspicious. Gin watches as Kir shoots Akai twice, one in the lung and one in the forehead, and believes that Akai is dead and that Kir is on their side.

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	\| japanese-voice = [[Yukitoshi Hori]]		\| japanese-voice = [[Yukitoshi Hori]]
	\| english-voice = [[Troy Baker]] (FUNimation) <br> [[D.C. Douglas]] (Bang Zoom!)		\| english-voice = [[Troy Baker]] (FUNimation) <br> [[D.C. Douglas]] (Bang Zoom!) <br> [[Nick Huber]] (Studio Nano)
	\| drama-actor = [[Kuranosuke Sasaki]]		\| drama-actor = [[Kuranosuke Sasaki]]
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	[[File:EP223-guestbook.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Episode 223]]		[[File:EP223-guestbook.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Episode 223]]
	[[File:Op50-4.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Opening 50]]		[[File:Op50-4.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Opening 50]]
	In the Mermaid Curse Murder Case and later in [[opening 50]], [[Shiho Miyano]]'s name shows up in one of the guestbooks logging past contestants for the arrows, as well as Gin and [[Vodka]]'s aliases, Kurosawa Jin (黒澤陣) and ~~Uozuka~~ Saburō (魚塚三郎).<!--It has been confirmed multiple times that it is read as "~~Uozuka~~" instead of "Uotsuka/Uozuka" https://www.reddit.com/r/OneTruthPrevails/comments/bhufqf/and_then_there_were_no_mermaidsgina_and_vodka/f193ods/ https://discord.com/channels/352351264081969152/353321538080210945/772789872805150726--> Actually, Gin's name is only drawn as "Sawa" (澤) in the [[Volume 28#Mermaid's Curse Case\|manga]], and only half of "Kuro" (黒) is drawn in the [[And Then There Were No Mermaids\|anime episode]] (thus, even if the manga and anime depictions are combined, only the last name Kurosawa is recognizable). The full name Jin Kurosawa was first revealed in an interview with [[Gosho Aoyama]] in [[Interviews#Love Conan Interview\|''Love♥Conan: Conan Official Fan Book for Girls'']], published by [[Shogakukan]] on March 1, 2004 in Japan. In addition, some say that these names are derived from the [[Wikipedia: Seven Lucky Gods\|Seven Lucky Gods]] and Japanese actors and film directors and Gin's name would derive from an [[Wikipedia:Ateji\|ateji]] of "Gin" + [[Wikipedia:Akira Kurosawa\|Akira Kurosawa]].		In the Mermaid Curse Murder Case and later in [[opening 50]], [[Shiho Miyano]]'s name shows up in one of the guestbooks logging past contestants for the arrows, as well as Gin and [[Vodka]]'s aliases, Kurosawa Jin (黒澤陣) and Uokka Saburō (魚塚三郎).<!--It has been confirmed multiple times that it is read as "Uokka" instead of "Uotsuka/Uozuka" https://www.reddit.com/r/OneTruthPrevails/comments/bhufqf/and_then_there_were_no_mermaidsgina_and_vodka/f193ods/ https://discord.com/channels/352351264081969152/353321538080210945/772789872805150726--> Actually, Gin's name is only drawn as "Sawa" (澤) in the [[Volume 28#Mermaid's Curse Case\|manga]], and only half of "Kuro" (黒) is drawn in the [[And Then There Were No Mermaids\|anime episode]] (thus, even if the manga and anime depictions are combined, only the last name Kurosawa is recognizable). The full name Jin Kurosawa was first revealed in an interview with [[Gosho Aoyama]] in [[Interviews#Love Conan Interview\|''Love♥Conan: Conan Official Fan Book for Girls'']], published by [[Shogakukan]] on March 1, 2004 in Japan. In addition, some say that these names are derived from the [[Wikipedia: Seven Lucky Gods\|Seven Lucky Gods]] and Japanese actors and film directors and Gin's name would derive from an [[Wikipedia:Ateji\|ateji]] of "Gin" + [[Wikipedia:Akira Kurosawa\|Akira Kurosawa]].
	</ref>		</ref>
	\| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume 1#File 001 - The Heisei Holmes\|File 1]] <br> Anime: [[Roller Coaster Murder Case\|Episode 1]]		\| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume 1#File 001 - The Heisei Holmes\|File 1]] <br> Anime: [[Roller Coaster Murder Case\|Episode 1]]

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	==== Clash of Red and Black (Manga: [[Volume 58#Kir Transport Case\|599]]-[[Volume 59#Foreign Suspect Case\|609]], Anime: [[Clash of Red and Black\|491-504]]) ====		==== Clash of Red and Black (Manga: [[Volume 58#Kir Transport Case\|599]]-[[Volume 59#Foreign Suspect Case\|609]], Anime: [[Clash of Red and Black\|491-504]]) ====

	===== Akai's Assassination (Manga: [[Volume 58#Foreign Suspect Case\|605]]-[[Volume 59#Foreign Suspect Case\|609]], Anime: [[Clash of Red and Black!#Friday the Thirteenth~~. 28Manga~~: 605-609~~.2C~~ 501-504~~.29~~\|501-504]]) =====		===== Akai's Assassination (Manga: [[Volume 58#Foreign Suspect Case\|605]]-[[Volume 59#Foreign Suspect Case\|609]], Anime: [[Clash of Red and Black#Friday the Thirteenth (Manga: 605-609, Anime: 501-504)\|501-504]]) =====
	Gin, suspicious of how easy it was to recapture Kir from the FBI, orders Kir to kill Akai to prove her loyalty. He tells her to call Akai and lure him out by telling him that she wants to leave the organization and that she will give him information about the organization if he helps her. He tells her that he will be watching the whole assassination by planting a bug and microphone on Kir so that she can't do anything suspicious. Gin watches as Kir shoots Akai twice, one in the lung and one in the forehead, and believes that Akai is dead and that Kir is on their side.		Gin, suspicious of how easy it was to recapture Kir from the FBI, orders Kir to kill Akai to prove her loyalty. He tells her to call Akai and lure him out by telling him that she wants to leave the organization and that she will give him information about the organization if he helps her. He tells her that he will be watching the whole assassination by planting a bug and microphone on Kir so that she can't do anything suspicious. Gin watches as Kir shoots Akai twice, one in the lung and one in the forehead, and believes that Akai is dead and that Kir is on their side.

	==== Scar Akai and the Beika Department Store (Manga: [[Volume 67#Department Store Bomber Case\|700-704]], Anime: [[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|578]]-~~[[The Red Shaking Target\|~~581]]) ====		==== Scar Akai and the Beika Department Store (Manga: [[Volume 67#Department Store Bomber Case\|700-704]], Anime: [[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|578-581]]) ====
	Scar Akai, along with [[Subaru Okiya]], is trapped in the department store as a bomber has taken them hostage. When the Black Organization spot that someone who looks like Akai entered the store, Gin and Vodka park outside the store. Gin holds a gun to Kir's head, saying that he'll kill her if Akai is still alive. Before Gin orders Chianti to shoot Scar Akai, Vermouth appears and speaks with Gin about a plan she received the boss' authorization for. Scar Akai notices Chianti taking aim at him and smirks, which makes her lose her aim and allows Scar Akai to disappear into the crowd. Gin lowers the gun from Kir's head and decides to drop the assassination attempt, commenting how Bourbon likes to do what he pleases.		Scar Akai, along with [[Subaru Okiya]], is trapped in the department store as a bomber has taken them hostage. When the Black Organization spot that someone who looks like Akai entered the store, Gin and Vodka park outside the store. Gin holds a gun to Kir's head, saying that he'll kill her if Akai is still alive. Before Gin orders Chianti to shoot Scar Akai, Vermouth appears and speaks with Gin about a plan she received the boss' authorization for. Scar Akai notices Chianti taking aim at him and smirks, which makes her lose her aim and allows Scar Akai to disappear into the crowd. Gin lowers the gun from Kir's head and decides to drop the assassination attempt, commenting how Bourbon likes to do what he pleases.

	==== Sherry and the Bell Tree Express Train (Manga: [[Volume 78\|818-824]], Anime: [[The ~~Raven~~ Mystery Train\|701-704]]) ====		==== Sherry and the Bell Tree Express Train (Manga: [[Volume 78\|818-824]], Anime: [[The Jet-Black Mystery Train\|701-704]]) ====
	After finding out from Vermouth that Sherry was going to board the Bell Tree Express train, Gin and Vodka organized an effort to place enough explosives at the train's destination station to blow up the entire train. Meanwhile, Vermouth and [[Rei Furuya\|Bourbon]] boarded the train with a separate plan in mind to catch Sherry. When Vodka wondered how Vermouth and Bourbon were going to get off the train before it arrived at the station, Gin revealed that he didn't know or care about their fates. Vermouth's attempted assassination of Sherry wound up stopping the train before it arrived at the destination station, rendering Gin's plan moot. Gin asked for confirmation that Sherry was killed, which Vermouth endorsed only to find out soon after that she had been tricked. Because Vermouth kept this deception secret, Gin believes Shiho to be dead.		After finding out from Vermouth that Sherry was going to board the Bell Tree Express train, Gin and Vodka organized an effort to place enough explosives at the train's destination station to blow up the entire train. Meanwhile, Vermouth and [[Rei Furuya\|Bourbon]] boarded the train with a separate plan in mind to catch Sherry. When Vodka wondered how Vermouth and Bourbon were going to get off the train before it arrived at the station, Gin revealed that he didn't know or care about their fates. Vermouth's attempted assassination of Sherry wound up stopping the train before it arrived at the destination station, rendering Gin's plan moot. Gin asked for confirmation that Sherry was killed, which Vermouth endorsed only to find out soon after that she had been tricked. Because Vermouth kept this deception secret, Gin believes Shiho to be dead.

	==== Soul Detective Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 90\|951-953]], Anime: [[~~Soul~~ Detective Murder ~~Case~~\|863-864]]) ====		==== Soul Detective Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 90\|951-953]], Anime: [[The Spirit Detective's Murder\|863-864]]) ====
	After the case is solved, Gin and Vodka talk about it in their Porsche 356 A. Gin comments that [[Rum]] screwed up in Kohji Haneda's murder from seventeen years ago. He is intrigued by the fact that Kogoro Mouri decided to investigate that murder and suggests the detective be finished off before he becomes more dangerous.		After the case is solved, Gin and Vodka talk about it in their Porsche 356 A. Gin comments that [[Rum]] screwed up in Kohji Haneda's murder from seventeen years ago. He is intrigued by the fact that Kogoro Mouri decided to investigate that murder and suggests the detective be finished off before he becomes more dangerous.

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	In his first appearance in the series, Gin goes to [[Tropical Land]] with Vodka to complete a transaction with [[Black organization#Unnamed Weapons Smuggler\|a company owner]] they were blackmailing for gun smuggling. The two board the Mystery Coaster before the meeting to observe from the pinnacle of the coaster if the business man had come alone to the meeting spot below the ferris wheel. A murder occurs on the coaster and the two are forced to remain at the scene as suspects, although Gin yells at [[Shinichi Kudo]] and [[Juzo Megure\|Inspector Megure]] several times to hurry up and let them go. Shinichi observes that Gin has the appearance and air of a cold-blooded killer. They are released after Shinichi apprehends the true killer. His and Vodka's suspicious appearance cause Shinichi to follow them and encounter them completing the transaction with the businessman. Gin, who seems to have been keeping watch, knocks down Shinichi with a pipe he found, then force-feeds him [[APTX 4869]]. His parting words to Shinichi are "So long, great detective."		In his first appearance in the series, Gin goes to [[Tropical Land]] with Vodka to complete a transaction with [[Black organization#Unnamed Weapons Smuggler\|a company owner]] they were blackmailing for gun smuggling. The two board the Mystery Coaster before the meeting to observe from the pinnacle of the coaster if the business man had come alone to the meeting spot below the ferris wheel. A murder occurs on the coaster and the two are forced to remain at the scene as suspects, although Gin yells at [[Shinichi Kudo]] and [[Juzo Megure\|Inspector Megure]] several times to hurry up and let them go. Shinichi observes that Gin has the appearance and air of a cold-blooded killer. They are released after Shinichi apprehends the true killer. His and Vodka's suspicious appearance cause Shinichi to follow them and encounter them completing the transaction with the businessman. Gin, who seems to have been keeping watch, knocks down Shinichi with a pipe he found, then force-feeds him [[APTX 4869]]. His parting words to Shinichi are "So long, great detective."

	==== Murder of Akemi Miyano (Manga: [[Volume 2#Masami Hirota Case\|16]], Anime: ~~[[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case\|13]]&~~[[The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case\|128]]) ====		==== Murder of Akemi Miyano (Manga: [[Volume 2#Masami Hirota Case\|16]], Anime: [[The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case\|128]]) ====
	[[File:V2-7 Such an awkwardly shaped panel.PNG\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Gin converses with Akemi just before he murders her.]]		[[File:V2-7 Such an awkwardly shaped panel.PNG\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Gin converses with Akemi just before he murders her.]]
	Before the current storyline, undercover [[FBI]] agent [[Shuichi Akai]] dated [[Akemi Miyano]], the older sister of [[Shiho Miyano]], in order to infiltrate the Organization. Akai's true allegiance was discovered and he was expelled from the organization. Initially, the Organization couldn't do anything about Akemi because they needed the loyalty of her sister Shiho Miyano, who very valuable as a researcher on the APTX 4869 project.		Before the current storyline, undercover [[FBI]] agent [[Shuichi Akai]] dated [[Akemi Miyano]], the older sister of [[Shiho Miyano]], in order to infiltrate the Organization. Akai's true allegiance was discovered and he was expelled from the organization. Initially, the Organization couldn't do anything about Akemi because they needed the loyalty of her sister Shiho Miyano, who very valuable as a researcher on the APTX 4869 project.
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	==== The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case ([[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case\|Anime 13]]) ====		==== The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case ([[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case\|Anime 13]]) ====
	In the manga, this case occurred before [[The Shinkansen's Bomb Case]]. In the anime version of this case, Gin was replaced by a similar looking man with glasses who shot but did not kill Akemi Miyano. This created a rather large continuity error.<ref>Akemi's participation in the robbery was a deal she made with the Black Organization stipulating that if she successfully stole the money, she and her sister would be freed. However, the Organization had intended for her to fail so they could kill her for having a relationship with the FBI infiltrator Shuichi Akai. Although Akemi was successful, Gin killed her anyway. Her death, which the Black Organization refused to explain, was part of the motive that led to Sherry betraying the Organization.</ref> The continuity error was corrected in [[The Black Organization: 1 Billion Yen Robbery Case\|episode 128]]. Other information that wound up being delayed included Gin revealing that Akemi had a scientist sister who was valuable to the Organization, and that he was left handed based on how he held his handgun.		In the manga, this case occurred before [[The Shinkansen's Bomb Case]]. In the anime version of this case, Gin was replaced by a similar looking man with glasses who shot but did not kill Akemi Miyano. This created a rather large continuity error.<ref>Akemi's participation in the robbery was a deal she made with the Black Organization stipulating that if she successfully stole the money, she and her sister would be freed. However, the Organization had intended for her to fail so they could kill her for having a relationship with the FBI infiltrator Shuichi Akai. Although Akemi was successful, Gin killed her anyway. Her death, which the Black Organization refused to explain, was part of the motive that led to Sherry betraying the Organization.</ref> The continuity error was corrected in [[The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case\|episode 128]]. Other information that wound up being delayed included Gin revealing that Akemi had a scientist sister who was valuable to the Organization, and that he was left handed based on how he held his handgun.

	==== The Black Organization: 1 Billion Yen Robbery Case ([[The Black Organization: 1 Billion Yen Robbery Case\|Anime 128]]) ====		==== The Black Organization: 1 Billion Yen Robbery Case ([[The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case\|Anime 128]]) ====
	This case corrected a continuity error created in [[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case]] by having Gin kill Akemi. Akemi Miyano under the alias "Masami Hirota" and two other robbers successfully steal 10 billion yen. A mask with forged lipstick mark is left behind with the empty getaway vehicle by an unknown party to implicate Hirota. Later that night, Gin and Vodka assassinate the two other bank robbers and place Hirota's lipstick at the crime scene. After realizing she was set up my someone, Conan sneaks into Hirota's apartment and attempts to stop her from meeting the assailants. Ignoring Conan's warning, Hirota heads to an empty warehouse and meets Gin who reveals her true identity to be Akemi Miyano. She asks him to release her sister in exchange for the 10 billion yen. Gin however murders her and takes the keys to a coin locker containing the money from the robbery. Akemi then reveals to Conan the existence of the Black Organization, and the location that she hid the stolen money before dying.		This case corrected a continuity error created in [[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case]] by having Gin kill Akemi. Akemi Miyano under the alias "Masami Hirota" and two other robbers successfully steal 10 billion yen. A mask with forged lipstick mark is left behind with the empty getaway vehicle by an unknown party to implicate Hirota. Later that night, Gin and Vodka assassinate the two other bank robbers and place Hirota's lipstick at the crime scene. After realizing she was set up my someone, Conan sneaks into Hirota's apartment and attempts to stop her from meeting the assailants. Ignoring Conan's warning, Hirota heads to an empty warehouse and meets Gin who reveals her true identity to be Akemi Miyano. She asks him to release her sister in exchange for the 10 billion yen. Gin however murders her and takes the keys to a coin locker containing the money from the robbery. Akemi then reveals to Conan the existence of the Black Organization, and the location that she hid the stolen money before dying.

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	[[File:EP223-guestbook.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Episode 223]]		[[File:EP223-guestbook.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Episode 223]]
	[[File:Op50-4.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Opening 50]]		[[File:Op50-4.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Opening 50]]
	In the Mermaid Curse Murder Case and later in [[opening 50]], [[Shiho Miyano]]'s name shows up in one of the guestbooks logging past contestants for the arrows, as well as Gin and [[Vodka]]'s aliases, Kurosawa Jin (黒澤陣) and ~~Uozuka~~ Saburō (魚塚三郎).<!--It has been confirmed multiple times that it is read as "~~Uozuka~~" instead of "Uotsuka/Uozuka" https://www.reddit.com/r/OneTruthPrevails/comments/bhufqf/and_then_there_were_no_mermaidsgina_and_vodka/f193ods/ https://discord.com/channels/352351264081969152/353321538080210945/772789872805150726--> Actually, Gin's name is only drawn as "Sawa" (澤) in the [[Volume 28#Mermaid's Curse Case\|manga]], and only half of "Kuro" (黒) is drawn in the [[And Then There Were No Mermaids\|anime episode]] (thus, even if the manga and anime depictions are combined, only the last name Kurosawa is recognizable). The full name Jin Kurosawa was first revealed in an interview with [[Gosho Aoyama]] in [[Interviews#Love Conan Interview\|''Love♥Conan: Conan Official Fan Book for Girls'']], published by [[Shogakukan]] on March 1, 2004 in Japan. In addition, some say that these names are derived from the [[Wikipedia: Seven Lucky Gods\|Seven Lucky Gods]] and Japanese actors and film directors and Gin's name would derive from an [[Wikipedia:Ateji\|ateji]] of "Gin" + [[Wikipedia:Akira Kurosawa\|Akira Kurosawa]].		In the Mermaid Curse Murder Case and later in [[opening 50]], [[Shiho Miyano]]'s name shows up in one of the guestbooks logging past contestants for the arrows, as well as Gin and [[Vodka]]'s aliases, Kurosawa Jin (黒澤陣) and Uokka Saburō (魚塚三郎).<!--It has been confirmed multiple times that it is read as "Uokka" instead of "Uotsuka/Uozuka" https://www.reddit.com/r/OneTruthPrevails/comments/bhufqf/and_then_there_were_no_mermaidsgina_and_vodka/f193ods/ https://discord.com/channels/352351264081969152/353321538080210945/772789872805150726--> Actually, Gin's name is only drawn as "Sawa" (澤) in the [[Volume 28#Mermaid's Curse Case\|manga]], and only half of "Kuro" (黒) is drawn in the [[And Then There Were No Mermaids\|anime episode]] (thus, even if the manga and anime depictions are combined, only the last name Kurosawa is recognizable). The full name Jin Kurosawa was first revealed in an interview with [[Gosho Aoyama]] in [[Interviews#Love Conan Interview\|''Love♥Conan: Conan Official Fan Book for Girls'']], published by [[Shogakukan]] on March 1, 2004 in Japan. In addition, some say that these names are derived from the [[Wikipedia: Seven Lucky Gods\|Seven Lucky Gods]] and Japanese actors and film directors and Gin's name would derive from an [[Wikipedia:Ateji\|ateji]] of "Gin" + [[Wikipedia:Akira Kurosawa\|Akira Kurosawa]].
	</ref>		</ref>
	\| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume 1#File 001 - The Heisei Holmes\|File 1]] <br> Anime: [[Roller Coaster Murder Case\|Episode 1]]		\| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume 1#File 001 - The Heisei Holmes\|File 1]] <br> Anime: [[Roller Coaster Murder Case\|Episode 1]]