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Jeckaan: /* File 1004 - The Light Crimson Answer */ Sorry noticed I missed a couple things

2026-09-14T14:35:07Z

File 1004 - The Light Crimson Answer: Sorry noticed I missed a couple things

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	The police ask the three remaining suspects to stay in their rooms, guarded by police agents. Keiko, Agata, and Mayama think about Dekuri's dream of seeing his name in the movie's credits, and his tears when he realised it wasn't the case. They suddenly all receive a text message, and ~~'''~~Mayama~~'''~~ leaves his room, supposedly to go to the washroom near the reception desk, since his room's out of service. Mayama actually escapes the hotel and goes to Kiyomizu. He expects to meet Agata there, and phones him, but Agata says he's not the one who sent that ~~mail reading~~ "I'm the murderer, I want to surrender, let's meet one last time at Kiyomizu". Agata says the sender's mail address is Dekuri's, and Mayama gets panic-stricken as he sees blood-red footprints walking in his direction, and Dekuri's voice tells him he's indeed the one who sent the mail; he came back from the dead to accomplish his revenge.		The police ask the three remaining suspects to stay in their rooms, guarded by police agents. Keiko, Agata, and Mayama think about Dekuri's dream of seeing his name in the movie's credits, and his tears when he realised it wasn't the case. They suddenly all receive a text message, and Mayama leaves his room, supposedly to go to the washroom near the reception desk, since his room's out of service. Mayama actually escapes the hotel and goes to Kiyomizu. He expects to meet Agata there and phones him, but Agata says he's not the one who sent that letter saying, "I'm the murderer, I want to surrender, let's meet one last time at Kiyomizu." Agata says the sender's mail address is Dekuri's, and Mayama gets panic-stricken as he sees blood-red footprints walking in his direction, and Dekuri's voice tells him he's indeed the one who sent the mail; he came back from the dead to accomplish his revenge.

	<spoiler>Mayama clings to the railing in fear, and suddenly the serial killer shows up and pushes him over the balustrade. Mayama lands on an air mattress the police laid out. Shinichi, Heiji and Masumi tell the killer his plan failed, and reveal him to be '''Riki Agata'''. The three teenagers say they solved the code : Dekuri's symbol was actually to be considered as a compass, and according to it, and to the code's kanji characters' position, and to the fact that these characters were extracted from some of Kyoto's streets' and districts' names corresponding to the position, the code can be understood as a succession of kanji characters who correspond to the first or second syllables of the streets' or districts' names they originate, for instance "kon" for "kontaka", etc., from left to right. The first lines of each code then read "koro sunoha", which means "I'm about to kill". Heiji says the reversed "saki" kanji means its corresponding character, "pon", is to be reversed to "npo", then "n". The first code accordingly means "I'm going to kill three people, the first one being the screenwriter". The second reads "I'm going to kill two more people, the next one being the leading role". And the third is "I'm going to kill one more person, then I'll jump off the balcony". In fact, Agata wanted to kill Mayama and pretend he was the murderer, and committed suicide after he failed to kill Agata.		<spoiler>Mayama clings to the railing in fear, and suddenly the serial killer shows up and pushes him over the balustrade. Mayama lands on an air mattress the police laid out. Shinichi, Heiji, and Masumi tell the killer his plan failed, and reveal him to be '''Riki Agata'''. The three teenagers say they solved the code : Dekuri's symbol was actually to be considered as a compass, and according to it, and to the code's kanji characters' position, and to the fact that these characters were extracted from some of Kyoto's streets' and districts' names corresponding to the position, the code can be understood as a succession of kanji characters who correspond to the first or second syllables of the streets' or districts' names they originate from, for instance "kon" for "kontaka", etc., from left to right. The first lines of each code then read "koro sunoha", which means "I'm about to kill". Heiji says the reversed "saki" kanji means its corresponding character, "pon", is to be reversed to "npo", then "n". The first code accordingly means "I'm going to kill three people, the first one being the screenwriter". The second reads "I'm going to kill two more people, the next one being the leading role". And the third is "I'm going to kill one more person, then I'll jump off the balcony". In fact, Agata wanted to kill Mayama and pretend he was the murderer, and committed suicide after he failed to kill Agata.

	Agata had beforehand booked all of the hotel's smoking rooms and checked one out for Nishiki just as the latter was phoning the hotel. In this room, Agata had previously painted the ceiling red with fake blood splatters and footprints. He then stuck magnetic post-its (similar to Nishiki's) over the whole ceiling to conceal it, using the same color as the ceiling. After killing Nishiki, Agata unstuck all post-its and threw them away on the floor, mixing them up with Nishiki's. He then opened the window and sprayed some of Nishiki's blood with a syringe onto the fake blood traces to pretend he had indeed been murdered on the ceiling by a tengu. Agata, a plastic art expert, also made a fake tengu out of guncotton and used alcohol-ink marker pens to draw on it. He then pasted the very light piece of artwork on his room's ceiling, screamed, pretending to be assaulted by a monster, and threw the ashtray with his lit cigarette in it to the tengu's face to have it explode, burn, and vanish into thin air, as this is how guncotton reacts to fire. He had lit his cigarette not long ago to do so, explaining the only 3-centimeter burn patterns left by his cigarette on the floor, that should have been longer if he'd been smoking for a longer period of time.		Agata had beforehand booked all of the hotel's smoking rooms and checked one out for Nishiki just as the latter was phoning the hotel. In this room, Agata had previously painted the ceiling red with fake blood splatters and footprints. He then stuck magnetic post-its (similar to Nishiki's) over the whole ceiling to conceal it, using the same color as the ceiling. After killing Nishiki, Agata unstuck all post-its and threw them away on the floor, mixing them up with Nishiki's. He then opened the window and sprayed some of Nishiki's blood with a syringe onto the fake blood traces to pretend he had indeed been murdered on the ceiling by a tengu. Agata, a plastic art expert, also made a fake tengu out of guncotton and used alcohol-ink marker pens to draw on it. He then pasted the very light piece of artwork on his room's ceiling, screamed, pretending to be assaulted by a monster, and threw the ashtray with his lit cigarette in it to the tengu's face to have it explode, burn, and vanish into thin air, as this is how guncotton reacts to fire. He had lit his cigarette not long ago to do so, explaining the only 3-centimeter burn patterns left by his cigarette on the floor, that should have been longer if he'd been smoking for a longer period of time.

	Agata had also prepared the restaurant's inuyarai by previously painting it red with the usual traces, but covering it with another inuyarai. After he killed Ihaya, he removed the cover inuyarai, threw his bloody glove, dagger, and coat into it. Then he put his inuyarai over another restaurant's inuyarai. He did not leave any fingerprints on the bloody things for the police to continue to suspect Mayama as the murderer. Shinichi had noticed the dust gap around the first inuyarai, implying it had been covered by something that protected it from dust. Lastly, to frighten Mayama into pinning himself against the railing, Agata used a directional loudspeaker only Mayama could hear, with Dekuri's voice. She had previously painted transparent sheets with red footprints and stuck them to the balcony floor, then covered each one with another sheet the same color as the floor to conceal them. He then tied fishing lines to each sheet, matching the colors and pulled them away one after another to fool Mayama into believing Dekuri was walking toward him and speaking to him. Agata left his fingerprints on the sheets, as he was certain Mayama would die and everybody would rush to the railing, leaving him time and space enough to retrieve all the sheets and discard them later.		Agata had also prepared the restaurant's inuyarai by previously painting it red with the usual traces, but covering it with another inuyarai. After he killed Ihaya, he removed the cover inuyarai, threw his bloody glove, dagger, and coat into it. Then he put his inuyarai over another restaurant's inuyarai. He did not leave any fingerprints on the bloody things for the police to continue to suspect Mayama as the murderer. Shinichi had noticed the dust gap around the first inuyarai, implying it had been covered by something that protected it from dust. Lastly, to frighten Mayama into pinning himself against the railing, Agata used a directional loudspeaker only Mayama could hear, with Dekuri's voice. She had previously painted transparent sheets with red footprints and stuck them to the balcony floor, then covered each one with another sheet the same color as the floor to conceal them. He then tied fishing lines to each sheet, matching the colors, and pulled them away one after another to fool Mayama into believing Dekuri was walking toward him and speaking to him. Agata left his fingerprints on the sheets, as he was certain Mayama would die and everybody would rush to the railing, leaving him time and space enough to retrieve all the sheets and discard them later.

	Agata tries to run away, but is surrounded by the police, disguised as visitors. Agata finally confesses to being the serial killer, giving two bumps to his victims just like the tengu does to Kobutori Tale's evil old man who tries to imitate the good Kobutori, just like Nishiki, Ihaya and Mayama stole Dekuri's work and pretended his name would feature in the movie's credits. But that wasn't the case. Agata asked them for an explanation, saying Dekuri cried constantly, and the three men replied they were so happy their plan had worked perfectly, thus implying they wanted to humiliate their depressed friend and never had the intention ~~to put~~ his name in the movie. But Keiko and Mayama ~~turn~~ up and say the producers had ~~modified~~ some ~~very~~ important typography in the credits, preventing the name "Michio Dekuri" from appearing. The name was actually supposed to appear across the five people's vertical names, which is why everyone changed names and spacing. Dekuri's name was supposed to appear at the same time, but it didn't because the producers didn't want to clear up the mistake afterward for financial reasons. Agata wasn't told because their friends wanted Dekuri and him to discover the surprise while watching the movie together, since they were really close friends. Agata howls in ~~regrets~~ for what he did to his friends.		Agata tries to run away, but is surrounded by the police, disguised as visitors. Agata finally confesses to being the serial killer, giving two bumps to his victims just like the tengu does to Kobutori Tale's evil old man who tries to imitate the good Kobutori, just like Nishiki, Ihaya, and Mayama stole Dekuri's work and pretended his name would feature in the movie's credits. But that wasn't the case. Agata asked them for an explanation, saying Dekuri cried constantly, and the three men replied that they were so happy their plan had worked perfectly, thus implying they wanted to humiliate their depressed friend and never had the intention of putting his name in the movie. But Keiko and Mayama show up and say the producers had changed some important typography in the credits, preventing the name "Michio Dekuri" from appearing. The name was actually supposed to appear across the five people's vertical names, which is why everyone changed names and spacing. Dekuri's name was supposed to appear at the same time, but it didn't because the producers didn't want to clear up the mistake afterward for financial reasons. Agata wasn't told because their friends wanted Dekuri and him to discover the surprise while watching the movie together, since they were really close friends. Agata howls in regret for what he did to his friends.

	After the case is solved, Ran talks about a nice place Okita told her about, and as Sonoko and Masumi start ahead, Shinichi holds Ran back and asks how she feels about him. Shinichi mentions Ran's meeting with Okita the previous and wonders if she has forgotten about his confession in London. In response, Ran pulls him closer by grabbing his tie and kisses him on the cheek.</spoiler>		After the case is solved, Ran talks about a nice place Okita told her about, and as Sonoko and Masumi start ahead, Shinichi holds Ran back and asks how she feels about him. Shinichi mentions Ran's meeting with Okita the previous day and wonders if she has forgotten about his confession in London. In response, Ran pulls him closer by grabbing his tie and kisses him on the cheek.</spoiler>

	==== File 1005 - The Dark Crimson Omen ====		==== File 1005 - The Dark Crimson Omen ====

Jeckaan: /* File 1004 - The Light Crimson Answer */ Grammar, punctuation, fixed some awkward wording/phrasing

2026-09-14T14:32:24Z

File 1004 - The Light Crimson Answer: Grammar, punctuation, fixed some awkward wording/phrasing

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	The police ask the three remaining suspects to stay in their rooms, guarded by police agents. Keiko, Agata and Mayama think about Dekuri's dream of seeing his name in the movie's credits, and his tears when ~~realising~~ it wasn't the case. They suddenly all receive a text message and '''Mayama''' leaves his room, supposedly to go to the washroom near the reception desk as his room's is out of service. Mayama actually escapes the hotel and goes to Kiyomizu. He expects to meet Agata there, and phones him, but Agata says he's not the one who sent that mail reading "I'm the murderer, I want to surrender, let's meet one last time at Kiyomizu". Agata says the sender's mail address is Dekuri's, and Mayama gets panic-stricken as he sees blood-red footprints walking in his direction, and Dekuri's voice ~~telling~~ him he's indeed the one who sent the mail, he came back from the dead to accomplish his revenge.		The police ask the three remaining suspects to stay in their rooms, guarded by police agents. Keiko, Agata, and Mayama think about Dekuri's dream of seeing his name in the movie's credits, and his tears when he realised it wasn't the case. They suddenly all receive a text message, and '''Mayama''' leaves his room, supposedly to go to the washroom near the reception desk, since his room's out of service. Mayama actually escapes the hotel and goes to Kiyomizu. He expects to meet Agata there, and phones him, but Agata says he's not the one who sent that mail reading "I'm the murderer, I want to surrender, let's meet one last time at Kiyomizu". Agata says the sender's mail address is Dekuri's, and Mayama gets panic-stricken as he sees blood-red footprints walking in his direction, and Dekuri's voice tells him he's indeed the one who sent the mail; he came back from the dead to accomplish his revenge.

	<spoiler>Mayama clings to the railing in fear, and suddenly the serial killer shows up and pushes him over the balustrade. ~~Hopefully,~~ Mayama lands on an air mattress~~, settled by~~ the police. Shinichi, Heiji and Masumi tell the killer his plan failed, and reveal him to be '''Riki Agata'''. The three teenagers say they solved the code : Dekuri's symbol was actually to be considered as a compass, and according to it, and to the code's kanji characters' position, and to the fact that these characters were extracted from some of Kyoto's streets' and districts' names corresponding to the position, the code can be understood as a succession of kanji characters who correspond to the first or second syllables of the streets' or districts' names they originate, for instance "kon" for "kontaka", etc., from left to right. The first lines of each code then read "koro sunoha", which means "I'm about to kill". Heiji says the reversed "saki" kanji means its corresponding character, "pon", is to be reversed to "npo", then "n". The first code accordingly means "I'm going to kill three people, the first one being the screenwriter". The second reads "I'm going to kill two more people, the next one being the leading role". And the third is "I'm going to kill one more person, then I'll jump off the balcony". In fact, Agata wanted to kill Mayama and pretend he was the murderer and committed suicide after he failed to kill Agata.		<spoiler>Mayama clings to the railing in fear, and suddenly the serial killer shows up and pushes him over the balustrade. Mayama lands on an air mattress the police laid out. Shinichi, Heiji and Masumi tell the killer his plan failed, and reveal him to be '''Riki Agata'''. The three teenagers say they solved the code : Dekuri's symbol was actually to be considered as a compass, and according to it, and to the code's kanji characters' position, and to the fact that these characters were extracted from some of Kyoto's streets' and districts' names corresponding to the position, the code can be understood as a succession of kanji characters who correspond to the first or second syllables of the streets' or districts' names they originate, for instance "kon" for "kontaka", etc., from left to right. The first lines of each code then read "koro sunoha", which means "I'm about to kill". Heiji says the reversed "saki" kanji means its corresponding character, "pon", is to be reversed to "npo", then "n". The first code accordingly means "I'm going to kill three people, the first one being the screenwriter". The second reads "I'm going to kill two more people, the next one being the leading role". And the third is "I'm going to kill one more person, then I'll jump off the balcony". In fact, Agata wanted to kill Mayama and pretend he was the murderer, and committed suicide after he failed to kill Agata.

	Agata had beforehand booked all of the hotel's smoking rooms and checked one out for Nishiki just as the latter was phoning the hotel. In this room, Agata had previously painted the ceiling red with fake blood splatters and footprints. He then stuck magnetic post-its (similar to Nishiki's ~~ones~~) over the whole ceiling ~~in order~~ to conceal it, ~~the post-its being of~~ the same color as the ceiling. After killing Nishiki, Agata unstuck all post-its and threw them away on the floor, mixing them up with Nishiki's ~~own ones~~. He then opened the window and sprayed some of Nishiki's blood with a syringe on the fake blood traces, to pretend he had indeed been murdered on the ceiling by a tengu. Agata, a plastic art expert, also made a fake tengu out of guncotton and used alcohol-ink marker pens to draw on it. He then pasted the very light piece of artwork on his room's ceiling, screamed, pretending to be assaulted by a monster, and threw the ashtray with his lit cigarette in it to the tengu's face to have it explode, burn and vanish into thin air, as this is how guncotton reacts to fire. He had lit his cigarette not long ago to do so, explaining the only 3-centimeter burn patterns left by his cigarette on the floor, that should have been longer if he'd been smoking for a longer period of time.		Agata had beforehand booked all of the hotel's smoking rooms and checked one out for Nishiki just as the latter was phoning the hotel. In this room, Agata had previously painted the ceiling red with fake blood splatters and footprints. He then stuck magnetic post-its (similar to Nishiki's) over the whole ceiling to conceal it, using the same color as the ceiling. After killing Nishiki, Agata unstuck all post-its and threw them away on the floor, mixing them up with Nishiki's. He then opened the window and sprayed some of Nishiki's blood with a syringe onto the fake blood traces to pretend he had indeed been murdered on the ceiling by a tengu. Agata, a plastic art expert, also made a fake tengu out of guncotton and used alcohol-ink marker pens to draw on it. He then pasted the very light piece of artwork on his room's ceiling, screamed, pretending to be assaulted by a monster, and threw the ashtray with his lit cigarette in it to the tengu's face to have it explode, burn, and vanish into thin air, as this is how guncotton reacts to fire. He had lit his cigarette not long ago to do so, explaining the only 3-centimeter burn patterns left by his cigarette on the floor, that should have been longer if he'd been smoking for a longer period of time.

	Agata had also prepared the restaurant's inuyarai by previously painting it red with the usual traces, but covering it with another inuyarai. After he killed Ihaya, he removed the cover inuyarai, threw his bloody glove, dagger and coat into it ~~and~~ put it over another restaurant's inuyarai. He ~~hadn't left~~ any fingerprints on the bloody things for the police ~~still~~ to ~~believe~~ Mayama ~~was~~ the murderer. Shinichi had noticed the dust gap around the first inuyarai, implying it had been covered by something that protected it from dust. Lastly, to frighten Mayama into pinning himself against the railing, Agata used a directional loudspeaker only Mayama could hear, with Dekuri's voice~~, and~~ had previously painted transparent sheets with red footprints and stuck them on the balcony's floor, ~~covering~~ each ~~of them~~ with another sheet of the same color as the floor, to conceal them. He ~~would~~ then ~~tie~~ fishing lines to each ~~of these same-color sheets~~ and ~~pull~~ them away one after ~~the other in order~~ to fool Mayama into believing Dekuri was walking ~~in his direction,~~ and speaking to him. Agata left his fingerprints on the sheets as he was certain Mayama would die and everybody would rush to the railing, leaving him time and space enough to retrieve all sheets and ~~discarding~~ them later.		Agata had also prepared the restaurant's inuyarai by previously painting it red with the usual traces, but covering it with another inuyarai. After he killed Ihaya, he removed the cover inuyarai, threw his bloody glove, dagger, and coat into it. Then he put his inuyarai over another restaurant's inuyarai. He did not leave any fingerprints on the bloody things for the police to continue to suspect Mayama as the murderer. Shinichi had noticed the dust gap around the first inuyarai, implying it had been covered by something that protected it from dust. Lastly, to frighten Mayama into pinning himself against the railing, Agata used a directional loudspeaker only Mayama could hear, with Dekuri's voice. She had previously painted transparent sheets with red footprints and stuck them to the balcony floor, then covered each one with another sheet the same color as the floor to conceal them. He then tied fishing lines to each sheet, matching the colors and pulled them away one after another to fool Mayama into believing Dekuri was walking toward him and speaking to him. Agata left his fingerprints on the sheets, as he was certain Mayama would die and everybody would rush to the railing, leaving him time and space enough to retrieve all the sheets and discard them later.

	Agata tries to run away but ~~gets~~ surrounded by the police ~~who were~~ disguised as visitors. Agata finally confesses to being the serial killer, giving two bumps to his victims just like the tengu does to Kobutori Tale's evil old man who tries to imitate the good Kobutori, just like Nishiki, Ihaya and Mayama stole Dekuri's work and pretended his name would feature in the movie's credits ~~while it was eventually not~~ the case. Agata asked them for an explanation, saying Dekuri cried ~~unceasingly~~, and the three men replied they were so happy their plan had worked perfectly, thus implying they wanted to humiliate their depressed friend and never had the intention to put his name in the movie. But Keiko and Mayama turn up and say ~~that~~ the producers had modified some very important ~~typology spaces~~ in the credits, preventing the name "Michio Dekuri" from appearing. ~~As actually the~~ name was supposed to appear across the five people's vertical names, which is why everyone changed names and ~~spaces~~. Dekuri's name was supposed to appear at the same time, ~~and~~ it didn't ~~beacuse of~~ the producers~~, who~~ didn't want to clear up the mistake ~~afterwards~~ for financial reasons. Agata wasn't told ~~about it as~~ their friends wanted Dekuri and him to discover the surprise while watching the movie together, as they were really close friends. Agata howls in regrets for what he did to his friends.		Agata tries to run away, but is surrounded by the police, disguised as visitors. Agata finally confesses to being the serial killer, giving two bumps to his victims just like the tengu does to Kobutori Tale's evil old man who tries to imitate the good Kobutori, just like Nishiki, Ihaya and Mayama stole Dekuri's work and pretended his name would feature in the movie's credits. But that wasn't the case. Agata asked them for an explanation, saying Dekuri cried constantly, and the three men replied they were so happy their plan had worked perfectly, thus implying they wanted to humiliate their depressed friend and never had the intention to put his name in the movie. But Keiko and Mayama turn up and say the producers had modified some very important typography in the credits, preventing the name "Michio Dekuri" from appearing. The name was actually supposed to appear across the five people's vertical names, which is why everyone changed names and spacing. Dekuri's name was supposed to appear at the same time, but it didn't because the producers didn't want to clear up the mistake afterward for financial reasons. Agata wasn't told because their friends wanted Dekuri and him to discover the surprise while watching the movie together, since they were really close friends. Agata howls in regrets for what he did to his friends.

	After the case is solved, Ran talks about a nice place ~~that~~ Okita ~~had~~ told her about and as Sonoko and Masumi start ~~going~~ ahead, Shinichi holds Ran back and asks ~~her~~ how she feels about him. Shinichi mentions Ran's meeting with Okita the previous and wonders if she has forgotten about his confession in London. In response, Ran pulls him closer by grabbing his tie and kisses him on the cheek.</spoiler>		After the case is solved, Ran talks about a nice place Okita told her about, and as Sonoko and Masumi start ahead, Shinichi holds Ran back and asks how she feels about him. Shinichi mentions Ran's meeting with Okita the previous and wonders if she has forgotten about his confession in London. In response, Ran pulls him closer by grabbing his tie and kisses him on the cheek.</spoiler>

	==== File 1005 - The Dark Crimson Omen ====		==== File 1005 - The Dark Crimson Omen ====

Smeagol17 at 22:43, 15 April 2026

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	\| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]		\| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
	\| detective = Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami		\| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:刑事ゆがみ\|Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami]]
	\| keyhole = [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] and [[Maro]]		\| keyhole = [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] and [[Maro]]
	\| prev-volume = Volume 94		\| prev-volume = Volume 94

Smeagol17 at 12:57, 15 April 2026

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	\| detective = Yukimasa Yugami		\| detective = Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami
	\| keyhole = [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] and [[Maro]]		\| keyhole = [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] and [[Maro]]
	\| prev-volume = Volume 94		\| prev-volume = Volume 94

Nakamura: /* Cast */

2026-04-08T22:17:19Z

Cast

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	{{char\|Shukichi Haneda\|display=Shukichi Haneda (background)}}		{{char\|Shukichi Haneda\|display=Shukichi Haneda (background)}}
	{{char\|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}		{{char\|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
	{{char\|Iroha Sushi Chef~~\|display=Iroha sushi chef~~}}		{{char\|Iroha Sushi Chef}}
	{{char\|Gerozaemon Geroda\|display=Gerozaemon Geroda (puppet)}}		{{char\|Gerozaemon Geroda\|display=Gerozaemon Geroda (puppet)}}
	{{char\|Namako-Otoko\|display=Namako-Otoko (puppet)}}		{{char\|Namako-Otoko\|display=Namako-Otoko (puppet)}}

Nakamura at 18:46, 27 April 2025

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	{{char\|Iroha Sushi Chef\|display=Iroha sushi chef}}		{{char\|Iroha Sushi Chef\|display=Iroha sushi chef}}
	{{char\|~~Gerozaimon~~ Geroda\|display=~~Gerozaimon~~ Geroda (puppet)}}		{{char\|Gerozaemon Geroda\|display=Gerozaemon Geroda (puppet)}}
	{{char\|Namako-Otoko\|display=Namako-Otoko (puppet)}}		{{char\|Namako-Otoko\|display=Namako-Otoko (puppet)}}
	}}		}}

JayHas at 22:07, 13 April 2025

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	\| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]		\| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
	\| english-releasedate = July 25, 2025<ref>[https://www.viz.com/manga-books/manga/case-closed-volume-95/product/8402 Viz Media, April 10, 2025]</ref>		\| english-releasedate = July 8, 2025<ref>[https://www.viz.com/manga-books/manga/case-closed-volume-95/product/8402 Viz Media, April 10, 2025]</ref>
	\| english-isbn = 978-1-9747-5540-0		\| english-isbn = 978-1-9747-5540-0
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Nakamura at 19:13, 10 April 2025

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	\| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]		\| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
	\| english-releasedate =		\| english-releasedate = July 25, 2025<ref>[https://www.viz.com/manga-books/manga/case-closed-volume-95/product/8402 Viz Media, April 10, 2025]</ref>
	\| english-isbn =		\| english-isbn = 978-1-9747-5540-0
	\| english-publisher =		\| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
	\| detective = Yukimasa Yugami		\| detective = Yukimasa Yugami
	\| keyhole = [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] and [[Maro]]		\| keyhole = [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] and [[Maro]]
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	<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2 98sp.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>		<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2 98sp.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
	<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95th.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Thailand]]</li>		<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95th.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Thailand]]</li>
			<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95e.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|United States]]</li>
	<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95v.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Vietnam]]</li>		<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95v.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Vietnam]]</li>
	</ul></div>		</ul></div>

	== References ==		== References ==
	~~<references/>~~		{{reflist}}

	== See also ==		== See also ==

Nakamura: /* Cast */

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Cast

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	{{char\|Momiji Ooka}}		{{char\|Momiji Ooka}}
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	* Deceased ~~(illness)~~		* Deceased
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	{{char\|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}		{{char\|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
	{{char\|Iroha Sushi Chef~~\|display=Iroha sushi chef~~}}		{{char\|Iroha Sushi Chef}}
	{{char\|Gerozaemon Geroda\|display=Gerozaemon Geroda (puppet)}}		{{char\|Gerozaemon Geroda\|display=Gerozaemon Geroda (puppet)}}
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	{{char\|~~Gerozaimon~~ Geroda\|display=~~Gerozaimon~~ Geroda (puppet)}}		{{char\|Gerozaemon Geroda\|display=Gerozaemon Geroda (puppet)}}
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	}}		}}

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	{{char\|Moroha Kurogane\|display=Moroha Kurogane (~~cameo~~)}}		{{char\|Moroha Kurogane\|display=Moroha Kurogane (background)}}
	{{char\|Yaiba Kurogane\|display=Yaiba Kurogane (~~cameo~~)}}		{{char\|Yaiba Kurogane\|display=Yaiba Kurogane (background)}}
	{{char\|Momiji Ooka}}		{{char\|Momiji Ooka}}
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	}}		}}