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青山 無理でしょう。生活が変わっちゃったら、今のペースは維待できない。最初にコナンを立ち上げたときも、「これは大変だよな」と思いました。で、実際やってみたら本当にあまりに大変なんで、もう上の人からどうこう言われるんならやらない。勝手にやらせてくれなきゃいやだと言ったぐらいです。そうやって、生活も作品も好き勝手にやっているから続けていけるんでしょうね。コナンをドイルにしろとか、服部を純然たるライバルにしろとか、そういうことは言われてきたけど、それは僕が考えてることと違うので。そこは作家として主張してきました。だからずいぶん好きなようにやっています。好きなことを、好きなように・・・・・・心身ともに大変ではあるんですが、結局はそこに尽きると思っています。それで、そうやって生きていける自分はやっぱり幸せなんですよね。アイデアが枯れてもう何も出なくなるまで、もしくは読者から「おまえはもういらない」と言われるまで、漫画家としてずっとやれたらいいと思っています。口では「あー、もうやめてえ~!」と言うことはあってもね。<br>
 
青山 無理でしょう。生活が変わっちゃったら、今のペースは維待できない。最初にコナンを立ち上げたときも、「これは大変だよな」と思いました。で、実際やってみたら本当にあまりに大変なんで、もう上の人からどうこう言われるんならやらない。勝手にやらせてくれなきゃいやだと言ったぐらいです。そうやって、生活も作品も好き勝手にやっているから続けていけるんでしょうね。コナンをドイルにしろとか、服部を純然たるライバルにしろとか、そういうことは言われてきたけど、それは僕が考えてることと違うので。そこは作家として主張してきました。だからずいぶん好きなようにやっています。好きなことを、好きなように・・・・・・心身ともに大変ではあるんですが、結局はそこに尽きると思っています。それで、そうやって生きていける自分はやっぱり幸せなんですよね。アイデアが枯れてもう何も出なくなるまで、もしくは読者から「おまえはもういらない」と言われるまで、漫画家としてずっとやれたらいいと思っています。口では「あー、もうやめてえ~!」と言うことはあってもね。<br>
 
A: No, I can't. If my lifestyle changes, I can't continue the current pace anymore.* When I started Conan, I thought that this would be a lot of work. When I actually started, it was truly so much work that I don't do what my superiors say. I even said that I won't do anything unless they let me do whatever I want to do. This way, I can continue because I'm doing whatever I want in life and in my work. I was told to change the name from Conan to Doyle, to make Hattori into an absolute rival, things like that, but that's different from what I'm thinking. In that aspect, I insisted on my way as the artist. So I've been doing whatever I want. You should do what you like, as you like . . . This may be quite troublesome to both mind and body, but in the end I think that I want to be consumed there. Therefore, I'm happy, after all, because I'm living this way. I think I want to continue being a manga artist until ideas run dry, or readers tell me that they don't need me anymore. Though I might say "Aaaah, stooop!" from time to time. *There seems to be a typo here - I can't find the meaning of 維待anywhere – so I guessed at what it meant.<br>
 
A: No, I can't. If my lifestyle changes, I can't continue the current pace anymore.* When I started Conan, I thought that this would be a lot of work. When I actually started, it was truly so much work that I don't do what my superiors say. I even said that I won't do anything unless they let me do whatever I want to do. This way, I can continue because I'm doing whatever I want in life and in my work. I was told to change the name from Conan to Doyle, to make Hattori into an absolute rival, things like that, but that's different from what I'm thinking. In that aspect, I insisted on my way as the artist. So I've been doing whatever I want. You should do what you like, as you like . . . This may be quite troublesome to both mind and body, but in the end I think that I want to be consumed there. Therefore, I'm happy, after all, because I'm living this way. I think I want to continue being a manga artist until ideas run dry, or readers tell me that they don't need me anymore. Though I might say "Aaaah, stooop!" from time to time. *There seems to be a typo here - I can't find the meaning of 維待anywhere – so I guessed at what it meant.<br>
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===Erlangen, Germany Interview===
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Press conference in Erlangen, Germany on June 17, 2006<br>
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Translated by: Aki-kun
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This interview was given on 22nd July 2006 during a press conference at "Comic-Salon" in Erlangen (Germany). [TN: Actually, the interview was given on 17th June 2006.]<br>
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Note: At this time, volume 54 was published in Japan, while there were 44 volumes obtainable in Germany. So the events in Japan were 10 volumes ahead in comparison to the German ones.<br>
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[Tranlator note: Part of this interview was published in the German version of volume 50, but only a few of the questions/answers. I guess the other questions just weren't written down there for some reason, but were asked and answered during that convention.]<br>
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Q: How many volumes is Detective Conan going to have?<br>
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A: The amount of volumes is not certain yet.<br>
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Q: Does Gosho Aoyama already know, how the series is going to end?<br>
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A: He does already know what the last scene is going to be, but of course he won't reveal it yet. <br>
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Q: Will there be a happy end? <br>
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A: He won't reveal it, either.<br>
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Q: On which day is Heiji's birthday?<br>
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A: It's not certain yet, but it should be July or August.<br>
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Q: Is Conan going to grow older over the course of the series, e.g. becoming a second grader?<br>
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A: No, Conan is not going to grow older. He may be at the end of the series, but that's still a secret.<br>
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Q: During one of the movies Sonoko got a different hairstyle (see movie 5). Is she also going to get this hairstyle in the manga version?<br>
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A: The movies and the manga version are completely separated from each other. So Sonoko will keep her old hairstyle in the manga version.<br>
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Q: Does Gosho Aoyama plan to write the last volume already and to keep it in a safe for now?<br>
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A: No, he does not plan to.<br>
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Q: Is the antidote of APTX related to Necrosis?<br>
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A: It's still uncertain.<br>
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Q: Are there going to be new members of the Detective Boys in the future?<br>
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A: For now, no new members are planned.<br>
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Q: Are there going to be big surprises for Japanese fans in the near future?<br>
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A: Yes, there are going to be some big surprises. The name of Haibara [TN: could be either her name or Haibara herself; probably Haibara herself though] is going to be a big part of it [TN: referring to the surprises]. <br>
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Q: Does Gosho Aoyama plan to have children in the future?<br>
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A: For now, he does not.<br>
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Q: How does Gosho Aoyama like Germany? Is Conan going to solve some case in Germany sometime?<br>
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A: Gosho Aoyama really thinks Germany is very beautiful. He especially likes the sausages. <br>
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There probably won't be a case for Conan in a foreign country since he wouldn't been able to get a passport.<br>
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Q: But in one of the movies Conan has solved a case in London already (see movie 6).<br>
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A: He wasn't really in London. But maybe he will get a faked passport... (At that time Steffen Hautog interjects how nice it is that the German fans are traveling to Japan just to see the Conan movies as the movies weren't published yet in Germany at that time.) <br>
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Q: Where do the ideas for the cases come from?<br>
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A: He has to answer this question a lot of times. He gets his inspiration from everyday life, for example from a toilet: <br>
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If the lid is up, a man has used the toilet. If it's down, it was a woman. Such details can become part of the cases.<br>
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Q: In the manga version there often are little extra comics. [TN: Not sure what they are referring to, here] Are they just little jokes or are the assistants using them to annoy their boss?<br>
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A: They are just little jokes.<br>
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Q: Does Gosho Aoyama plan to have a cameo in Detective Conan?<br>
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A: No, he's not going to appear in the series himself.<br>
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Q: What is Gosho Aoyama's bet for the WC soccer game between Japan and Croatia? [TN: of the soccer WC 2006 in Germany]<br>
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A: He hopes for a 2:0 for Japan. However, he thinks the Croatian team is very srong, so the Japanese team won't have it easy.<br>
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Q: Gosho is actively doing sports, e.g. Kendo. Does he also play soccer?<br>
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A: He is only a viewer when it comes to soccer. His favorite soccer team is Juventus Turin.<br>
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Q: How tall is Conan?<br>
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A: Gosho shows with his hand that it's at about 1,30 meter.<br>
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Q: Why are all members of the BO named after alcoholic beverages?<br>
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A: Because it's cool.<br>
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Q: Why did Gosho Aoyama put a detective in the body of an elementary school pupil?<br>
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A: Since the series primary audience are children, the protagonist should also be a child.<br>
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Q: Why are almost all characters in the series blue-eyed, while blue-eyed people aren't very common in Japan in reality?<br>
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A: Blue is more colorful.<br>
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Q: Does Gosho Aoyama want to continue Kaito Kid?<br>
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A: He wants to, but he has no time to do so at the moment. So the master thief is only going to appear occasionally <br>
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in Detective Conan for now. In Japan a volume recently was published, which tells the story of the origin of Kid's name.<br>
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Q: Is Conan going to find out who's Kid? Is Kid going to be captured, by Conan or police?<br>
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A: It's not certain for now.<br>
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Q: Is Yusaku Kudo going to reappear in the future?<br>
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A: Gosho Aoyama is drawing a story which plays ten years before the current storyline. Conan's father is going to appear in this case, too. [TN: Obviously referring to volume 55 chapter 6-9]<br>
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Q: When Gosho Aoyama started Detective Conan, did he expect his series to get so successful?<br>
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A: No, he didn't expect it to get so successful. He estimated that it would be only published for three months in a Japanese magazine.<br>
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Q: Does Gosho Aoyama teach talented young manga artists?<br>
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A: No, he does not teach.<br>
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Q: Which part of Detective Conan is done by Gosho Aoyama himself and which part by his assistants?<br>
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A: Gosho Aoyama himself draws the characters, his assistants draw the backgrounds and painting big areas.<br>
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Q: Is Sonoko going to have a boyfriend?<br>
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A: She already has a boyfriend and they are going to stay together.<br>
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Q: Are there going to be further entanglements between Kaito Kid and Conan?<br>
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A: No, because the story would become too complicated, otherwise.<br>
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Q: Why does Makoto always wear a plaster on his face?<br>
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A: Because it's cool.<br>
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Q: Why are there so many pairings in Detective Conan between old childhood friends?<br>
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A: Childhood friends becoming lovers is an easy concept to comprehend for everybody. That's why it's used so often.<br>
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Q: How much hours in a week does Gosho Aoyama work and what is he doing when he's not working?<br>
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A: Gosho Aoyama claims that he sleeps three hours a day. When he's not working, he plays computer games, watches TV and movies, reads crime novels, and - of course - watches soccer.<br>
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Q: How is Kogoro able to get sober in an instant?<br>
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A: Gosho Aoyama didn't even notice that before.<br>
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Q: In one movie, the divorce of Kogoro and his wife was shown (see movie 2). Is it going to be shown in the manga series, too?<br>
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A: Gosho Aoyama is drawing a story, where they are still together. [TN: Probably again referring to volume 55 chapter 6-9]<br>
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Q: What is the first name of Professor Agasa's first love?<br>
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A: Her first name is Fusae.<br>
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Q: Why is Ran so violent?<br>
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A: For that you have to ask Ran herself.<br>
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Q: Who is Gosho Aoyama's favorite caharcter from Detective Conan?<br>
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A: The little master detective himself.<br>
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Q: Why does Shuuichi hate Gin so much?<br>
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A: It is going to become clear soon in the manga.<br>
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Q: Does Gosho Aoyama plan to start a new series after Detective Conan is finished?<br>
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A: As of yet, there's no new series planned.<br>
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Q: How old is Gosho Aoyama?<br>
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A: He is going to be 43 years-old on 21st June [TN: 2006].<br>
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Q: For how long has Gosho Aoyama worked on Detective Conan?<br>
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A: For this, Gosho Aoyama has to ask his editor, who traveled along.<br>
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He has worked on Detective Conan since 1993.<br>
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Q: Who is the boss of the BO?<br>
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A: It's already decided and it is going to be revealed sometime.<br>
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Q: Which style of music does Gosho Aoyama prefer?<br>
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A: He doesn't listen to music very often and he prefers no particular style.<br>
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Q: Does Gosho Aoyama have some role models among other mangaka?<br>
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A: Yes, for example the famous movie director Kurosawa is one of his role models.<br>
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Q: How old was he, when he published his first manga?<br>
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A: That has to be answered by his editor as well. Gosho Aoyama was 24 years-old at that time.<br>
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Q: When did Gosho Aoyama buy his first manga?<br>
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A: When he was in kindergarten, he bought his first manga, which probably isn't known by anyone in Germany.<br>
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By the way, his father bought him "Peter Pan".<br>
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Q: Does Gosho Aoyama have contact to other mangaka?<br>
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A: He visits parties where he meets his colleagues.<br>
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Q: Would he like to visit Germany again, even if the Japanese national team doesn't play there at that time?<br>
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A: Gosho Aoyama really likes German sausages, so he would like to visit Germany again in the future.<br>
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Q: Which manga does Gosho Aoyama like to read?<br>
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A: Among other things he is a big fan of "Vagabond".<br>
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Q: Which crime story authors did inspire Gosho Aoyama the most?<br>
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A: He is a big fan of Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes. <br>
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Q: When did Gosho Aoyama start to draw manga?<br>
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A: He began to draw manga when he was three years old. However, those drawings could only be called scribbles.<br>
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Q: On the internet, there is a rumor that Gosho Aoyama would be on a two month-break. Is it true?<br>
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A: No, it's not. If someone would offer him such a long break, he wouldn't decline, but, alas, no one does.<br>
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Q: Is Gosho Aoyama also interested in European and US comics?<br>
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A: Yes, he is. His favorites are "Superman" and "Batman" among other things. But he also likes works from Moebius.<br>
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Q: How many persons work on the manga?<br>
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A: Gosho Aoyama works together with six assitants.<br>
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Q: Would Gosho Aoyama read and answer fan letters from Germany, if they are written in Japanaese?<br>
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A: He would read them. But instead of answering each of them, he would send a new years card.<br>
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Q: To what extend is Detective Conan autobiographic?<br>
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A: From time to time, there are events of Gosho Aoyama's daily life, which are represented in the manga.<br>
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Q: Is Gosho Aoyama able to imagine one day in the life of Conan without a murder?<br>
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A: He would like to write such a story one day.<br>
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Q: Are there really as many murders as shown in Detective Conan in Japan?<br>
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A: No, thankfully not.<br>
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Q: The word is that the Japanese police has used Conan for an anti drug campaign in the past. Is it true?<br>
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A: It's true. The campaign was directed at children. Many children watch Deective Conan and while watching it catch this message.<br>
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TN: That's it ~<br>
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I'm sorry for my bad English. <br>
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Feel free to ask if some parts do not make sense in Englisch or to correct any mistakes.<br>
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Also, my translation may not be 100 % literal all of the time since it isn't really possible at some parts with how the German sentences are worded.<br>
 
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Revision as of 02:33, 13 October 2015

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Conan Vs Kaitou Kid Perfect Edition RAW

Detective Conan vs. Kaitou Kid Perfect Edition pg 169
Posted by: skyechan

Asahi Newspaper Interview "the boss's name has already appeared"

朝日新聞夕刊 (Asahi Evening Newspaper), published January 13, 2006
Posted by: Cindy Xin
Comment from Chekov: "The last file before this boss's name has appeared interview was 551 (Nail and Snake)
and was in Shounen Sunday issue #5-6 2006 (a double issue with a week break afterwards) which was published January 4, 2006."

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Conan Drill Official Book

コナンドリル オフィシャルブック (Conan Drill Official Book), published May 1 2003
Translated by: justwantanaccount

Erlangen, Germany Interview

Press conference in Erlangen, Germany on June 17, 2006
Translated by: Aki-kun

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