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Not much is known about Chikage yet as her appearances in Magic Kaito have been limited to the first chapter of [[Magic Kaito Volume 1|Volume 1]] and the animated special [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]]. In the manga it is implied she was aware of [[Toichi Kuroba|Toichi's]] secret life as [[Kaitou Kid]] and that her son, [[Kaito Kuroba|Kaito]], discovered Toichi's secret for himself.<ref>{{cite book |last=Aoyama |first=Gosho |title=Magic Kaito |volume=1 |publisher=Shogakukan |date=1988-05-15 |isbn=4-09-122081-9 |chapter=The Revived Phantom Thief |language=Japanese |location=Tokyo |page=20 }}</ref> In the TV special she was away in Las Vegas at the time, so it is not clear if she knew Toichi's secret or that Kaito has taken up the role of Kaitou Kid for himself. | Not much is known about Chikage yet as her appearances in Magic Kaito have been limited to the first chapter of [[Magic Kaito Volume 1|Volume 1]] and the animated special [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]]. In the manga it is implied she was aware of [[Toichi Kuroba|Toichi's]] secret life as [[Kaitou Kid]] and that her son, [[Kaito Kuroba|Kaito]], discovered Toichi's secret for himself.<ref>{{cite book |last=Aoyama |first=Gosho |title=Magic Kaito |volume=1 |publisher=Shogakukan |date=1988-05-15 |isbn=4-09-122081-9 |chapter=The Revived Phantom Thief |language=Japanese |location=Tokyo |page=20 }}</ref> In the TV special she was away in Las Vegas at the time, so it is not clear if she knew Toichi's secret or that Kaito has taken up the role of Kaitou Kid for himself. | ||
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| + | It has been suggested by Conan that whoever is the mother of Kaitou Kid is the thief known as "Phantom Lady" because of a remark Kid made at the Ryoma Gunbelt heist<ref>{{cite book |last=Aoyama |first=Gosho |title=Detective Conan |volume= |publisher=Shogakukan |date= |isbn= |chapter=733: The Cleaning |language=Japanese |location=Tokyo |page= }}</ref>. This is only conjecture though as Conan is simply thinking to himself and Kid neither supports or denies this idea. It is worth noting however that Chikage's updated appearance from the Magic Kaito TV special matches the hairstyle of the Phantom Lady. | ||
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| Chikage Kuroba | |
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| Japanese name: | 黒羽 千影 (Kuroba Chikage) |
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| Age: | Unknown |
| Gender: | Female |
| Relatives: | Toichi Kuroba (husband, deceased) Kaito Kuroba (son) |
| Aliases: | Phantom Lady |
| First appearance: | Magic Kaito Chapter 1 |
| Appearances: | TV: ? Movies: ? Specials: ? |
Chikage Kuroba (黒羽 千影 Kuroba Chikage) is a character in the manga franchise Magic Kaito.
Contents
Background
Not much is known about Chikage yet as her appearances in Magic Kaito have been limited to the first chapter of Volume 1 and the animated special Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief. In the manga it is implied she was aware of Toichi's secret life as Kaitou Kid and that her son, Kaito, discovered Toichi's secret for himself.[1] In the TV special she was away in Las Vegas at the time, so it is not clear if she knew Toichi's secret or that Kaito has taken up the role of Kaitou Kid for himself.
It has been suggested by Conan that whoever is the mother of Kaitou Kid is the thief known as "Phantom Lady" because of a remark Kid made at the Ryoma Gunbelt heist[2]. This is only conjecture though as Conan is simply thinking to himself and Kid neither supports or denies this idea. It is worth noting however that Chikage's updated appearance from the Magic Kaito TV special matches the hairstyle of the Phantom Lady.
Personality
Although not much is known about Chikage, it can be implied she has a mischievous side to her character because she tells Aoko about Kaito's one weakness: fish.[3]
See also
References
- ^ Aoyama, Gosho (1988-05-15). "The Revived Phantom Thief" (in Japanese). Magic Kaito. 1. Tokyo: Shogakukan. p. 20. ISBN 4-09-122081-9.
- ^ Aoyama, Gosho. "733: The Cleaning" (in Japanese). Detective Conan. Tokyo: Shogakukan.
- ^ Aoyama, Gosho (1988-05-15). "The Revived Phantom Thief" (in Japanese). Magic Kaito. 1. Tokyo: Shogakukan. p. 21. ISBN 4-09-122081-9.
