List of characters who know Conan's identity

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Over the course of the series, 22 characters have come to know that Conan Edogawa is actually Shinichi Kudo (11 of which are not manga canon). In addition, Ran Mouri has noticed similarities between the two and Kogoro Mouri, Wataru Takagi and Rei Furuya have shown signs of doubting that Conan is just "very smart". This should not be confused with the people who know Conan is the puppeteer behind Sleeping Kogoro.

In their respective categories, characters are listed by the order they came to discover, or become suspicious of, Conan's identity.

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Suspicious

Although several characters have caught on to the fact that Conan is much smarter than most children, only a few characters have questioned exactly why he is so smart. Although the FBI are aware of Conan's intelligence and even talk to him like he is an adult (Shuichi Akai), they do not seem to be too concerned about how he got so smart, especially since they have not encountered Conan's true self, Shinichi Kudo. Some of the police like Miwako Sato and Ninzaburo Shiratori take Conan's deductions seriously, but like the FBI, they seem to believe he is just an exceptionally bright child.

Confirmed suspicions

Kogoro Mouri

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Kogoro was the first character to become suspicious of Conan's identity, albeit briefly. In volume 2, he felt like he had seen Conan from somewhere before, likely the time when Ran was in elementary school.[1] Later, he noticed that Conan was once again pointing out things he overlooked, such as that all of the photos proving the suspects alibi had clocks in them. However, he instantly loses his suspicions when Conan spills another envelope of photos for the case, deciding that "a brat is a brat" after all.[2]

In the TV Station Murder Case, Kogoro became suspicious about Conan for the second time. He was invited to attend a television live show as a guest star. However, a murder occurred at the studio. After finding out all the evidences, Conan lured Kogoro to a separate room, lying that Yoko Okino was in there. Just as usual, he decided to tranquilize Kogoro and used the man to solve the case. Unfortunately, when Kogoro woke up, he began to question Conan about Yoko's whereabouts. He was also suspicious about the fact that whenever Conan tried to pull him outside, he always fell asleep right after. Kogoro angrily grabbed the boy's suit jacket and wanted to "clear things up". Much to Conan's luck, Yoko Okino appeared for real and Kogoro completely lost his suspicions.

Ran Mouri

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Ran suspecting Conan is Shinichi.

Ran has on more than one occasion noticed the striking similarities between Shinichi and Conan, being his childhood friend and one of the people that know Shinichi the best.[3] She first becomes suspicious during Once-A-Month Present Threat Case, when Conan deduces that the client is a surgeon in a manner similar to Shinichi's deductions, but her suspicions are diluted due to Conan playing with the toys. Later, her suspicions are raised due to Conan acting suspiciously mature for a child and then tricked him into saying indirectly that he's Shinichi. At the end of the episode her suspisions are cleared due to Conan being in the agency while Shinichi( Agasa using a voice changer to mimic)calls the agency.[4] In episode 96, she sees Conan without his glasses and notices he looks exactly the same as Shinichi when he was a child. She even tries to confront him about it, but Yukiko then arrives and claims that Conan is her distant nephew.[5] Later on, in The Desperate Revival, it is revealed that Ran believes Conan is Shinichi and is waiting for him to tell her.[6] She is only dissuaded from this when Shinichi appears at the same time that Conan does. It turns out that Haibara has given Conan a temporary antidote that will return him to Kudo Shinichi and disguised herself as Conan. After a text message she sends to Shinichi is received on Conan's cell phone her suspicions are aroused again[7], but Conan uses Agasa's cell phone to call her as Shinichi and messages her his "new" cell phone number.[8] Since then, Ran has apparently been too happy with having Shinichi's "secret number" to become suspicious of Conan.[9] An upcoming suspicion arc has been foreshadowed with Heiji Hattori's omamori and her wondering how Shinichi's fingerprints got on it when only Conan has touched it, coupled with Conan's recent lack of subtlety. And in the Kazuha's Charm Case, Ran told Conan if he has the resolution of the case yet, hinting that she continue suspecting about Shinichi being Conan. Upon witnessing how Conan helps solving cases, it is likely possible that she subconsciously knows that Conan is Shinichi, and due to suspecting him several times, she might be aware that he is using some tricks to create alibis to satisfy her concerns.

Keith Dan Stinger

He became amazed by Conan's intelligence by discovering the fake sommelier that tried to poison Princess Mira and how he managed to alert the cockpit of his presence when he jumped onto the plane upon take off. Upon witnessing his actions, Keith reveals his suspicions that although Conan may look like a child, he has the mind of an adult and entrusts him along with Jigen to find evidence that proves Duke Gerard murdered Queen Sakura and Prince Gill.

Non confirmed suspicions

Wataru Takagi

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When it seemed they would both die while disarming a bomb, Detective Takagi agreed to follow Conan's instructions in exchange for telling him who he really is. Conan agreed but said he would tell him in the afterlife.[10] Takagi had also thought to himself that Conan was not just any normal kid prior to this, but he has not made this observation since nor has he asked Conan to explain his answer. It is worth noting however that Takagi is aware of Conan's Stun-Gun Wristwatch and will do nearly anything Conan asks him to do, including dressing up as a mailman in order to fool some kidnappers. Also, in a recent case Takagi refers to Kudo as "Shinichi-kun", something that is strange considering that the last contact Shinichi and Takagi had (Shiragami case) he still called him "Kudo-kun", and also in the Shiragami Case he had the same attitude with Shinichi than with Conan in other cases, possibly because he continues suspecting about his identity.

However, later in the Q&A of the Super Digest Book 80+, Gosho Aoyama stated that Takagi doesn't suspect Conan "even the tiniest bit".

Rei Furuya/Tooru Amuro/Bourbon/Zero

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Rei suspects Conan is creating the Sleeping Kogoro, but it is unclear if he has any suspicions about Conan's identity or relationship to Shinichi. Also, in the final chapter of the Scarlet Showdown, Conan said to him "liar" and then Furuya responded him "look who's talking", possibly because he also noted Conan is not just a very smart boy.

Jodie Starling

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Jodie overheard Yukiko call Shinichi by the first half of his real name: "Shin-Conan". She noted the slip but didn't seem to understand what it meant.[11]

Shukichi Haneda

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Shukichi noticed that Conan is a skilled detective during their first meeting. During a case, he even writes to his sister Masumi that there is no problem if Conan is making the deduction. By the end of the case, he sent her an e-mail asking if she has already met the wizard. Shinichi met Shukichi ten years ago in the beach, so there is a possibility that Shukichi knows that Conan is Shinichi due to his excellent memory. Well in the 'Yumi's Love Story' case, he thought that the case has reached it's checkmate by looking at Conan which nearly confirms that he already knew about him.

People who questioned Conan's identity

Kurumi Shodo

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Shodo is blind, and based on Conan's speech manner, she concluded that he was in high school age and just had a high voice. She said to Conan that it was as if Sherlock Holmes was imitating a child. Nope

See also

References

  1. ^ File 10, Page 16
  2. ^ Manga Chapter 11: A Perfect Alibi
  3. ^ Episode 96.
  4. ^ Episode 7: Once-A-Month Present Threat Case
  5. ^ Episode 96: Caught Up With the Great Detective! Two Murder Cases!
  6. ^ Episodes 188-193: The Desperate Revival
  7. ^ Manga Chapter 479: The Suspicious Message
  8. ^ Episode 400: Ran's Suspicions Manga Chapter 483: Unlocking It!
  9. ^ Manga Chapter 484: From Him to Her
  10. ^ Manga Chapter 372: The Most in This World...
  11. ^ Sometime very soon after Scarlet Showdown