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He meets [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] in several cases and his great deduction impresses him only during Takagi's kidnapping, but Conan justifies himself saying which, when he consulted [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] earlier on the phone, that's what he told him. In the end, along with [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]], Conan shows to the police the trick used by the culprit, even if he making them to believe that is [[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]] to find the evidence. | He meets [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] in several cases and his great deduction impresses him only during Takagi's kidnapping, but Conan justifies himself saying which, when he consulted [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] earlier on the phone, that's what he told him. In the end, along with [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]], Conan shows to the police the trick used by the culprit, even if he making them to believe that is [[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]] to find the evidence. | ||
| − | In a previous case, along with other officers, he had to save Conan | + | In a previous case, along with other officers, he had to save Conan from a murder suspect who kidnapped a girl at Haido's shipping mall and attempted to escape, but as a result Conan successfully rescued the girl and was taken hostage as a substitute. As [[Juzo Megure|Megure]] orders them, the hostage's life is their priority. He was the one who accompanied [[Kazunobu Chiba|Chiba]] in the parking lot and comforts the girl, that he just took after Conan saved her. |
During an investigation, he already checked something potentially dangerous before bring it somewhere on the crime scene. | During an investigation, he already checked something potentially dangerous before bring it somewhere on the crime scene. | ||
| − | During a kidnapping case, ready to carry out the plan to catch the kidnapper, he is dressed in Cheetah Delivery | + | During a kidnapping case, ready to carry out the plan to catch the kidnapper, he is dressed in a Cheetah Delivery uniform. |
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
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| Japanese name: | 福井 (Fukui) |
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| Age: | unknown |
| Gender: | Male |
| Date of birth: | unknown |
| Relatives: | unknown |
| Occupation: | Policeman |
| First appearance: | Manga: File 404 Anime: Episode 358 |
| Appearances: | Chapters: 3 Episodes: 24 Movies: 2 |
| Japanese voice: | Yasuhiko Kawazu (episode 358-359) Kiyoshi Yanada (episode 449) Eiji Yanagisawa (episode 547) |
Fukui (福井 Fukui), commonly referred to as Detective Fukui (福井刑事 Fukui-keiji), is a character in the manga and anime franchise Detective Conan.
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Background
Fukui is a detective from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, Division One Investigations. He loves Sato and is thus jealous of Takagi, much often to boycott their dates along with several other officers. He has respect for Matsumoto and Kuroda, and follows their orders.
He meets Conan in several cases and his great deduction impresses him only during Takagi's kidnapping, but Conan justifies himself saying which, when he consulted Shinichi earlier on the phone, that's what he told him. In the end, along with Haibara, Conan shows to the police the trick used by the culprit, even if he making them to believe that is Agasa to find the evidence.
In a previous case, along with other officers, he had to save Conan from a murder suspect who kidnapped a girl at Haido's shipping mall and attempted to escape, but as a result Conan successfully rescued the girl and was taken hostage as a substitute. As Megure orders them, the hostage's life is their priority. He was the one who accompanied Chiba in the parking lot and comforts the girl, that he just took after Conan saved her.
During an investigation, he already checked something potentially dangerous before bring it somewhere on the crime scene.
During a kidnapping case, ready to carry out the plan to catch the kidnapper, he is dressed in a Cheetah Delivery uniform.
Personality
Appearance
Appellations
Name origin
His name comes from Takahiro Okura's character for a police crime investigation tv series Lieutenant Fukuie, which is spelled and written in kanji the same way as Detective Fukui.
