Kyosuke Haga
| Kyosuke Haga | |
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| Age: | 32 |
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| Gender: | Male |
| Date of birth: | unknown |
| Relatives: | Choichiro Shitara (paternal uncle) Ayane Shitara (paternal aunt, deceased) Danjiro Shitara (father, deceased) Chinami Shitara (mother, deceased) Genzaburo Shitara (paternal uncle, deceased) Hasuki Shitara (first cousin once removed) Emi Shitara (paternal aunt, deceased) Furuto Shitara (first cousin, deceased) Mrs. Shitara (first cousin) |
| Occupation: | Musician |
| Status: | Under judicial custody (probably death sentence[1]) |
| First appearance: | Manga: File 470 Anime: Episode 385 |
| Appearances: | Chapters: 5 Episodes: 3 Openings: 1 |
| Cases solved: | 0 |
| Keyhole number: | Volume 46 |
| Japanese voice: | Koichi Yamadera |
Kyosuke Haga (芳賀 京介 Haga Kyōsuke) is a character in the manga and anime franchise Detective Conan.
Background
Kyosuke Haga is a skilled musician and quite capable of playing a Stradivarius. He also had perfect pitch. He is the nephew of Choichiro, head of the Shitara family. His father Danjiro was Choichiro's younger brother, who owned a Stradivarius, but he died of injuries caused during a fight over it. Choichiro, with the help of wife Ayane, son Furuto, youngest brother Genzaburo and sister-in-law Emi, covered up the incident to look like a burglary in order to keep the violin. His mother Chinami passed away just before her husband, and he was taken in by his mother's family. He first learned the truth years after.
Personality
Plot overview
He murdered two people in a murder case relating to a Stradivarius. Conan, after some investigation, used Kogoro to expose him as the culprit. He attempted to commit suicide by jumping out a window, but his plan was foiled by Conan, who had predicted what he would try to do. When he was being taken away by the police, Conan asked him if he knew any songs that began with "B A G A". He told him about the song "Nanatsu no Ko", information that would lead Conan to discovering the boss' phone number.
Appellations
References
- ^ In Japan, the death sentence is executed by hanging.
