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On April 30, 2023, Gosho Aoyama appeared in a special segment on Nippon TV’s Shu-ichi, where hosts visited his atelier and interviewed him about Detective Conan and the then-current film Detective Conan: Black Iron Submarine. During the segment, Aoyama referred to “that underwater scene at the end of the film” as another romantic-comedy moment. The hosts also commented on how closely he supervises the films and how extensively he communicated with the director of Movie 26, while Aoyama explained that he gives feedback whenever he feels a character is saying something they would not normally say or that feels out of character. | On April 30, 2023, Gosho Aoyama appeared in a special segment on Nippon TV’s Shu-ichi, where hosts visited his atelier and interviewed him about Detective Conan and the then-current film Detective Conan: Black Iron Submarine. During the segment, '''Aoyama referred to “that underwater scene at the end of the film” as another romantic-comedy moment.''' The hosts also commented on how closely he supervises the films and how extensively he communicated with the director of Movie 26, while Aoyama explained that he gives feedback whenever he feels a character is saying something they would not normally say or that feels out of character. | ||
Aoyama also spoke about the origins of Detective Conan, explaining that the series began after the end of Yaiba, when he was asked to create a detective manga and drew inspiration from Sherlock Holmes. He further noted that Kaito Kid was incorporated into Conan by reviving the thief-like rival character he had originally created in Magic Kaito. When discussing the length of the series, Aoyama appeared surprised when told that 29 years had passed since the start of Detective Conan, before noting that the following year would mark its 30th anniversary. He also remarked that there were virtually no unused tricks left, and that devising convincing motives for culprits had become even more difficult than creating the tricks themselves. | Aoyama also spoke about the origins of Detective Conan, explaining that the series began after the end of Yaiba, when he was asked to create a detective manga and drew inspiration from Sherlock Holmes. He further noted that Kaito Kid was incorporated into Conan by reviving the thief-like rival character he had originally created in Magic Kaito. When discussing the length of the series, Aoyama appeared surprised when told that 29 years had passed since the start of Detective Conan, before noting that the following year would mark its 30th anniversary. He also remarked that there were virtually no unused tricks left, and that devising convincing motives for culprits had become even more difficult than creating the tricks themselves. | ||
In addition, Aoyama commented on Professor Agasa’s inventions, noting that some ideas he once treated as fantasy had later become closer to real-world technology. Near the end of the segment, he teased future story developments by revealing that Amuro would come into contact with an important person. The feature also included announcer Erika Tokushima, a well-known Conan fan, who was surprised to learn that Aoyama had drawn her into the manga. | In addition, Aoyama commented on Professor Agasa’s inventions, noting that some ideas he once treated as fantasy had later become closer to real-world technology. Near the end of the segment, he teased future story developments by revealing that '''Amuro would come into contact with an important person.''' | ||
* See [[Volume_105#File_1115_-_The_Butler_and_the_Detective| File 1115]] | |||
The feature also included announcer Erika Tokushima, a well-known Conan fan, who was surprised to learn that Aoyama had drawn her into the manga. | |||
* See [[Volume_103#File_1100_-_Concealment| File 1100]] | * See [[Volume_103#File_1100_-_Concealment| File 1100]] | ||
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This page lists interviews in 2023.
Gosho Aoyama x Nao Kosaka interview
Date: March 29, 2023
Published in: Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 18/2023
Cinema Guide 2023 Interview
Date: April 11, 2023
Gosho Aoyama Shu-ichi Interview 2023
Date: April 30, 2023
Published in: Broadcast live on Nippon TV
Gosho Aoyama x Yoshiharu Habu Special Conversation
Date: June 21, 2023
Published in: Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 30/2023
Gosho Aoyama x Keigo Higashino Special Talk
Date: December 5, 2023
Published in: "This mystery is amazing" magazine, 2024 edition
Gosho Aoyama Nippon TV Interview
Date: December 27, 2023
Published in: Nippon TV News Culture Youtube Channel