Inspector Yuminaga - Revision history

ZA1: /* Appellations */

2026-06-18T12:48:19Z

Appellations

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	== Appellations ==		== Appellations ==
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	== Plot overview ==		== Plot overview ==

AvidConanContributor: fr

2026-01-29T18:23:51Z

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	[[de:Kommissar Yuminaga]]		[[de:Kommissar Yuminaga]]
			[[fr:Inspecteur Yuminaga]]
	[[zh:弓长]]		[[zh:弓长]]

Time Lord Enthusiast: /* Red, White, and Yellow Case (Manga: 622-624, Anime: 509-510) */ Renaming episode 509-510

2025-08-25T00:13:40Z

Red, White, and Yellow Case (Manga: 622-624, Anime: 509-510): Renaming episode 509-510

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	He investigates a string of arsons committed by a culprit who leaves red horse dolls at the crime scene. After [[Heiji Hattori\|Heiji]]'s client dies in the fourth fire, he meets the group, including Kogoro, whom he had worked with back when they were officers. Throughout the case, he vehemently believes the prime suspect, Takanori Genda, is innocent as he witnessed first-hand the man's obsessiveness in preventing possible fires. As a relatively competent inspector, he often listened to Heiji and Conan's observations and plans, and even took part in the final deduction. In the end, he cited the two boys as the true heroes of the case.		He investigates a string of arsons committed by a culprit who leaves red horse dolls at the crime scene. After [[Heiji Hattori\|Heiji]]'s client dies in the fourth fire, he meets the group, including Kogoro, whom he had worked with back when they were officers. Throughout the case, he vehemently believes the prime suspect, Takanori Genda, is innocent as he witnessed first-hand the man's obsessiveness in preventing possible fires. As a relatively competent inspector, he often listened to Heiji and Conan's observations and plans, and even took part in the final deduction. In the end, he cited the two boys as the true heroes of the case.

	=== Red, White, and Yellow Case (Manga: [[Volume 60#Red, White, and Yellow Case\|622-624]], Anime: [[Red, White, Yellow, and the Detective Boys\|509-510]]) ===		=== Red, White, and Yellow Case (Manga: [[Volume 60#Red, White, and Yellow Case\|622-624]], Anime: [[Conan vs. Double Code Mystery#Red, White, Yellow, and the Detective Boys\|509-510]]) ===

	=== Sports Car Arson Case (Manga: [[Volume 61#Sports Car Arson Case\|635-637]], Anime: [[The Blue Spark of Hate\|524-525]]) ===		=== Sports Car Arson Case (Manga: [[Volume 61#Sports Car Arson Case\|635-637]], Anime: [[The Blue Spark of Hate\|524-525]]) ===

Nakamura: /* Red Horse Case (Manga: 394-397, Anime: 325-327) */

2025-01-21T04:55:58Z

Red Horse Case (Manga: 394-397, Anime: 325-327)

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	== Plot overview ==		== Plot overview ==
	=== Red Horse Case (Manga: [[Volume 39#Red Horse Case\|394-397]], Anime: [[The Red Horse within the Flames\|325-327]]) ===		=== Red Horse Case (Manga: [[Volume 39#Red Horse Case\|394-397]], Anime: [[The Red Horse within the Flames\|325-327]]) ===
	[[file:YuminagaOnGenda.png\|thumb\|~~200px~~\|Yuminaga thinking about the suspect Genda.]]		[[file:YuminagaOnGenda.png\|thumb\|100px\|Yuminaga thinking about the suspect Genda.]]
	He investigates a string of arsons committed by a culprit who leaves red horse dolls at the crime scene. After [[Heiji Hattori\|Heiji]]'s client dies in the fourth fire, he meets the group, including Kogoro, whom he had worked with back when they were officers. Throughout the case, he vehemently believes the prime suspect, Takanori Genda, is innocent as he witnessed first-hand the man's obsessiveness in preventing possible fires. As a relatively competent inspector, he often listened to Heiji and Conan's observations and plans, and even took part in the final deduction. In the end, he cited the two boys as the true heroes of the case.		He investigates a string of arsons committed by a culprit who leaves red horse dolls at the crime scene. After [[Heiji Hattori\|Heiji]]'s client dies in the fourth fire, he meets the group, including Kogoro, whom he had worked with back when they were officers. Throughout the case, he vehemently believes the prime suspect, Takanori Genda, is innocent as he witnessed first-hand the man's obsessiveness in preventing possible fires. As a relatively competent inspector, he often listened to Heiji and Conan's observations and plans, and even took part in the final deduction. In the end, he cited the two boys as the true heroes of the case.

Nakamura: /* Red Horse Case (Manga: 394-397, Anime: 325-327) */

2025-01-21T04:55:44Z

Red Horse Case (Manga: 394-397, Anime: 325-327)

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	== Plot overview ==		== Plot overview ==
	=== Red Horse Case (Manga: [[Volume 39#Red Horse Case\|394-397]], Anime: [[The Red Horse within the Flames\|325-327]]) ===		=== Red Horse Case (Manga: [[Volume 39#Red Horse Case\|394-397]], Anime: [[The Red Horse within the Flames\|325-327]]) ===
			[[file:YuminagaOnGenda.png\|thumb\|200px\|Yuminaga thinking about the suspect Genda.]]
	He investigates a string of arsons committed by a culprit who leaves red horse dolls at the crime scene. After [[Heiji Hattori\|Heiji]]'s client dies in the fourth fire, he meets the group, including Kogoro, whom he had worked with back when they were officers. Throughout the case, he vehemently believes the prime suspect, Takanori Genda, is innocent as he witnessed first-hand the man's obsessiveness in preventing possible fires. As a relatively competent inspector, he often listened to Heiji and Conan's observations and plans, and even took part in the final deduction. In the end, he cited the two boys as the true heroes of the case.		He investigates a string of arsons committed by a culprit who leaves red horse dolls at the crime scene. After [[Heiji Hattori\|Heiji]]'s client dies in the fourth fire, he meets the group, including Kogoro, whom he had worked with back when they were officers. Throughout the case, he vehemently believes the prime suspect, Takanori Genda, is innocent as he witnessed first-hand the man's obsessiveness in preventing possible fires. As a relatively competent inspector, he often listened to Heiji and Conan's observations and plans, and even took part in the final deduction. In the end, he cited the two boys as the true heroes of the case.

BOBO at 16:46, 29 September 2024

2024-09-29T16:46:07Z

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	[[de:Kommissar Yuminaga]]		[[de:Kommissar Yuminaga]]
			[[zh:弓长]]

BOBO at 12:37, 27 January 2024

2024-01-27T12:37:14Z

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	=== The Hot Chocolate Trap (Anime: [[The Hot Chocolate Trap\|658]]) ===		=== The Hot Chocolate Trap (Anime: [[The Hot Chocolate Trap\|658]]) ===
	He is shown as a rather incompetent inspector, who doesn't trust Conan and only treats him as a child during the investigation.		He is shown as a rather incompetent inspector, who doesn't trust Conan and only treats him as a child during the investigation.

			=== Last Dinner For You (Anime: [[Last Dinner For You\|1113]]) ===

	== Name origin ==		== Name origin ==

Ushiwakamaru at 04:53, 13 May 2023

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	\| age = unknown		\| age = unknown
	\| gender = Male		\| gender = Male
	\| date-of-birth = ~~unknown~~		\| date-of-birth =
	\| relatives = ~~unknown~~		\| relatives =
	\| occupation = Police Inspector <br> Inspector in the Arson section of C.I. Division 1		\| occupation = Police Inspector <br> Inspector in the Arson section of C.I. Division 1
	\| nicknames = Fiery old fossil		\| nicknames = Fiery old fossil

Ushiwakamaru at 10:48, 17 September 2022

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	== Background ==		== Background ==
	Yuminaga is an inspector from the Arson Investigation Section 1 of the first Division<ref>Manga volume 39, file 394; anime episode 325.</ref>, who therefore deals with arson cases. [[Kogoro Mouri\|Kogoro]], who was his subordinate at some point, nicknamed him "fiery old fossil".		Yuminaga is an inspector from the Arson Investigation Section 1 of the first Division<ref>Manga volume 39, file 394; anime episode 325.</ref>, who therefore deals with arson cases. [[Kogoro Mouri\|Kogoro]], who was his subordinate at some point, nicknamed him "fiery old fossil". He has an [[Inspector Yuminaga's assistant\|assistant]] who always accompany him on his cases.

	== Personality ==		== Personality ==
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	=== The Hot Chocolate Trap (Anime: [[The Hot Chocolate Trap\|658]]) ===		=== The Hot Chocolate Trap (Anime: [[The Hot Chocolate Trap\|658]]) ===
	He is shown as a rather incompetent inspector, who doesn't trust Conan and only treats him as a child during the investigation.		He is shown as a rather incompetent inspector, who doesn't trust Conan and only treats him as a child during the investigation.

	~~== Relationships analysis ==~~
	~~=== Assistant ===~~
	~~He is his [[Inspector Yuminaga's assistant\|assistant]] who always accompany him on his cases, altough he stays unnammed.~~

	== Name origin ==		== Name origin ==

Ushiwakamaru: /* Red Horse Case (Manga: 394-397, Anime: 325-327) */

2022-09-17T10:48:02Z

Red Horse Case (Manga: 394-397, Anime: 325-327)

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	== Plot overview ==		== Plot overview ==
	=== Red Horse Case (Manga: [[Volume 39#Red Horse Case\|394-397]], Anime: [[The Red Horse within the Flames\|325-327]]) ===		=== Red Horse Case (Manga: [[Volume 39#Red Horse Case\|394-397]], Anime: [[The Red Horse within the Flames\|325-327]]) ===
	He investigates a string of arsons committed by a culprit who leaves red horse dolls at the crime scene. After [[Heiji Hattori\|Heiji]]'s client dies in the fourth fire, he meets the group, including [[Kogoro]], whom he had worked with back when they were officers. Throughout the case, he vehemently believes the prime suspect, Takanori Genda, is innocent as he witnessed first-hand the man's obsessiveness in preventing possible fires. As a relatively competent inspector, he often listened to Heiji and Conan's observations and plans, and even took part in the final deduction. In the end, he cited the two boys as the true heroes of the case.		He investigates a string of arsons committed by a culprit who leaves red horse dolls at the crime scene. After [[Heiji Hattori\|Heiji]]'s client dies in the fourth fire, he meets the group, including Kogoro, whom he had worked with back when they were officers. Throughout the case, he vehemently believes the prime suspect, Takanori Genda, is innocent as he witnessed first-hand the man's obsessiveness in preventing possible fires. As a relatively competent inspector, he often listened to Heiji and Conan's observations and plans, and even took part in the final deduction. In the end, he cited the two boys as the true heroes of the case.

	=== Red, White, and Yellow Case (Manga: [[Volume 60#Red, White, and Yellow Case\|622-624]], Anime: [[Red, White, Yellow, and the Detective Boys\|509-510]]) ===		=== Red, White, and Yellow Case (Manga: [[Volume 60#Red, White, and Yellow Case\|622-624]], Anime: [[Red, White, Yellow, and the Detective Boys\|509-510]]) ===

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	He investigates a string of arsons committed by a culprit who leaves red horse dolls at the crime scene. After [[Heiji Hattori\|Heiji]]'s client dies in the fourth fire, he meets the group, including Kogoro, whom he had worked with back when they were officers. Throughout the case, he vehemently believes the prime suspect, Takanori Genda, is innocent as he witnessed first-hand the man's obsessiveness in preventing possible fires. As a relatively competent inspector, he often listened to Heiji and Conan's observations and plans, and even took part in the final deduction. In the end, he cited the two boys as the true heroes of the case.		He investigates a string of arsons committed by a culprit who leaves red horse dolls at the crime scene. After [[Heiji Hattori\|Heiji]]'s client dies in the fourth fire, he meets the group, including Kogoro, whom he had worked with back when they were officers. Throughout the case, he vehemently believes the prime suspect, Takanori Genda, is innocent as he witnessed first-hand the man's obsessiveness in preventing possible fires. As a relatively competent inspector, he often listened to Heiji and Conan's observations and plans, and even took part in the final deduction. In the end, he cited the two boys as the true heroes of the case.

	=== Red, White, and Yellow Case (Manga: [[Volume 60#Red, White, and Yellow Case\|622-624]], Anime: [[Red, White, Yellow, and the Detective Boys\|509-510]]) ===		=== Red, White, and Yellow Case (Manga: [[Volume 60#Red, White, and Yellow Case\|622-624]], Anime: [[Conan vs. Double Code Mystery#Red, White, Yellow, and the Detective Boys\|509-510]]) ===

	=== Sports Car Arson Case (Manga: [[Volume 61#Sports Car Arson Case\|635-637]], Anime: [[The Blue Spark of Hate\|524-525]]) ===		=== Sports Car Arson Case (Manga: [[Volume 61#Sports Car Arson Case\|635-637]], Anime: [[The Blue Spark of Hate\|524-525]]) ===