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Takagi has a strong intuition and sense of justice, and is very honorable. He has a strong drive to protect others, partially based in his profession as an officer, and partially based on a self-sacrificing trait in his personality. He is always very polite, even when alarmed, and defers to the judgment of his partner [[Miwako Sato]] not only because she is his senior, but because he truly respects her. | Takagi has a strong intuition and sense of justice, and is very honorable. He has a strong drive to protect others, partially based in his profession as an officer, and partially based on a self-sacrificing trait in his personality. He is always very polite, even when alarmed, and defers to the judgment of his partner [[Miwako Sato]] not only because she is his senior, but because he truly respects her. | ||
| − | His hobbies are playing macaras and following | + | His hobbies are playing macaras<ref>Manga Chapter 620: The Vanished Blunt Weapon</ref> and following the international wrestling scene<ref>Manga Chapter 388: Wolf's Shadow</ref>. |
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Revision as of 09:42, 27 March 2010
- This article is about the character Wataru Takagi. For the voice actor of the same name, see Wataru Takagi (voice actor).
| Wataru Takagi | |
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| English name: | Harry Wilder |
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| Age: | 26 |
| Gender: | Male |
| Nicknames: | Takagi-kun (Sato) Takagi-niisan (Ayumi) |
| First appearance: | Manga: Chapter 171 Anime: Episode 21 |
| Appearances: | TV: ? Movies: ? Specials: ? Openings: 17 |
| Keyhole number: | Volume 20 |
| Japanese voice: | Wataru Takagi |
Wataru Takagi (高木 渉 Takagi Wataru) is a police sergeant and detective from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's Criminal Investigation First Division.
Contents
Background
Personality
While he is initially self-conscious and bumbling, Takagi is a dedicated member of the Tokyo Police Force and shows promise as a good officer as the series progresses. He is one of the officers who trusts Conan's judgment the most, listening to him at case scenes to find important evidence and sometimes even letting Conan take the lead in their investigation (the case with Miwako handcuffed to the wrong suspect in the bathroom being a good example).
Takagi has a strong intuition and sense of justice, and is very honorable. He has a strong drive to protect others, partially based in his profession as an officer, and partially based on a self-sacrificing trait in his personality. He is always very polite, even when alarmed, and defers to the judgment of his partner Miwako Sato not only because she is his senior, but because he truly respects her.
His hobbies are playing macaras[1] and following the international wrestling scene[2].
Relationship analysis
Miwako Sato
His affection for Sato is a driving force of his character development. While his insecurity and comical outside interference regularly get in the way, he slowly manages to win her heart through his dedication, honesty and sincerity - traits Sato had also admired in her late colleague Jinpei Matsuda. Sato finally kisses Takagi after he has been severely wounded while protecting others.
Conan Edogawa
Takagi has come the closest of any of the Division One members to finding out Conan's true identity. In the Tokyo Tower Bomber Case, while they waited for the elevator bomb's clock to run down to give the final clue to stop the greater crime, Shinichi, as Conan, told Takagi that he would answer Takagi's questions about his real identity "on the other side." Thus far, Takagi is the only character who does not already know Shinichi's secret identity to bluntly ask Conan, "Who are you, really?"
Name origin
Takagi's full name and kanji comes directly from his voice actor Wataru Takagi. Created for the anime, the character was originally an unnamed police detective, but during one recording session Chafurin (Inspector Megure) read the line "You, what's your name?" to the character, and Takagi adlibbed the response "It's Takagi, sir!", and he has been referred to as such ever since.
