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| − | Within the [[Detective Conan]] universe, one of the most notable [[Recurring Tropes|recurring tropes]] is the illogical behavior of many characters. While, most of the times, this | + | Within the [[Detective Conan]] universe, one of the most notable [[Recurring Tropes|recurring tropes]] is the illogical behavior of many characters. While, most of the times, this either constitutes "plot armor", or a simple device to lengthen the duration of several story arcs, it is worth nothing that a number of characters and groups often act in an illogical or outright contradictory manner. |
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The [[law enforcement|police]] is known for not taking any issue with children and teenagers being present at, and messing with crime scenes. [[Conan]], [[Haibara]], the [[Detective Boys]], [[Ran]], and [[Sonoko]] are usually reminded not to interfere with any ongoing investigation, but no real effort is made by any officer to remove them from the scene, and to prevent them from re-entering it. Other than [[Kogoro]] occasionally punching Conan for being bothersome and insistent, being a child at a crime scene does not have other consequences. While the presence of teenage detectives such as [[Shinichi]], [[Hattori]], and [[Masumi]] can in principle be tolerated, any contamination of the crime scene can both hinder the investigation, and render the collected evidence inadmissible. | The [[law enforcement|police]] is known for not taking any issue with children and teenagers being present at, and messing with crime scenes. [[Conan]], [[Haibara]], the [[Detective Boys]], [[Ran]], and [[Sonoko]] are usually reminded not to interfere with any ongoing investigation, but no real effort is made by any officer to remove them from the scene, and to prevent them from re-entering it. Other than [[Kogoro]] occasionally punching Conan for being bothersome and insistent, being a child at a crime scene does not have other consequences. While the presence of teenage detectives such as [[Shinichi]], [[Hattori]], and [[Masumi]] can in principle be tolerated, any contamination of the crime scene can both hinder the investigation, and render the collected evidence inadmissible. | ||
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| + | ===Sleeping Kogoro=== | ||
| + | The way bystanders react to the sleeping [[Kogoro]] act does not make much sense. The conditions for the ruse to be discovered by other characters appear to be arbitrary. Everyone should be able to see that Korogo is sleeping and not talking. Therefore, the level of intelligence required to discover the truth is unclear. Additionally, it is hard to belive that any adult would just stay there and listen to a speech simingly coming out of nowhere, without, at least, acting to check Kogoro's condition. | ||
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| + | ===F.B.I.=== | ||
| + | The [[F.B.I.]] team lead by [[James Black]] has been behaving sub-optimally for most of its mission: | ||
| + | *No collaboration with the Japanese law enforcement has ever been seeked, despite no real obstacle exists, and the mission would benefit from it. | ||
| + | *No explicit collaboration with the [[C.I.A.]] has ever took place, despite the shared common knowledge of [[Hidemi Hondou]]'s allegiance. | ||
| + | *Team members [[Lack of Information Sharing|have been keeping secrets from each other]] which not only has hindered the quest against the [[Black Organization]], but have also put many colleagues' lives in danger. | ||
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Within the Detective Conan universe, one of the most notable recurring tropes is the illogical behavior of many characters. While, most of the times, this either constitutes "plot armor", or a simple device to lengthen the duration of several story arcs, it is worth nothing that a number of characters and groups often act in an illogical or outright contradictory manner.
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Instances
Lack of information sharing
Japanese law enforcement
The police is known for not taking any issue with children and teenagers being present at, and messing with crime scenes. Conan, Haibara, the Detective Boys, Ran, and Sonoko are usually reminded not to interfere with any ongoing investigation, but no real effort is made by any officer to remove them from the scene, and to prevent them from re-entering it. Other than Kogoro occasionally punching Conan for being bothersome and insistent, being a child at a crime scene does not have other consequences. While the presence of teenage detectives such as Shinichi, Hattori, and Masumi can in principle be tolerated, any contamination of the crime scene can both hinder the investigation, and render the collected evidence inadmissible.
Sleeping Kogoro
The way bystanders react to the sleeping Kogoro act does not make much sense. The conditions for the ruse to be discovered by other characters appear to be arbitrary. Everyone should be able to see that Korogo is sleeping and not talking. Therefore, the level of intelligence required to discover the truth is unclear. Additionally, it is hard to belive that any adult would just stay there and listen to a speech simingly coming out of nowhere, without, at least, acting to check Kogoro's condition.
F.B.I.
The F.B.I. team lead by James Black has been behaving sub-optimally for most of its mission:
- No collaboration with the Japanese law enforcement has ever been seeked, despite no real obstacle exists, and the mission would benefit from it.
- No explicit collaboration with the C.I.A. has ever took place, despite the shared common knowledge of Hidemi Hondou's allegiance.
- Team members have been keeping secrets from each other which not only has hindered the quest against the Black Organization, but have also put many colleagues' lives in danger.
