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| name = Fumimaro Ayanokoji | | name = Fumimaro Ayanokoji | ||
| japanese-name = {{lang|ja|綾小路 文麿}} <br> (Ayanokōji Fumimaro) | | japanese-name = {{lang|ja|綾小路 文麿}} <br> (Ayanokōji Fumimaro) | ||
| − | | english-name = | + | | english-name = Fumimaro Ayanokoji (Bangzoom) |
| − | | image = Fumimaro Ayanokoji Profile. | + | | image = Fumimaro Ayanokoji Profile.jpg |
| age = 28 | | age = 28 | ||
| gender = Male | | gender = Male | ||
| date-of-birth = | | date-of-birth = | ||
| − | | relatives = [[ | + | | relatives = [[Maro]] (pet chipmunk) <br> Chikasuzu (love interest) |
| − | | occupation = | + | | occupation = Police Inspector |
| − | | nicknames = | + | | status = Alive |
| − | | first-appearance = Anime: [[Crossroad in the Ancient Capital|Movie 7]] <br> Manga: [[Volume 94#File 1001 - The Crimson Demon |File 1001]] | + | | nicknames = Inspector Ojaru |
| + | | first-appearance = Anime: [[Crossroad in the Ancient Capital|Movie 7]] <br> Manga: [[Volume 94#File 1001 - The Crimson Demon|File 1001]] | ||
| appearances = {{:Fumimaro Ayanokoji Appearances}} | | appearances = {{:Fumimaro Ayanokoji Appearances}} | ||
| − | | cases-solved = | + | | cases-solved = 0 |
| keyhole = [[Volume 95]] | | keyhole = [[Volume 95]] | ||
| japanese-voice = [[Ryotaro Okiayu]] | | japanese-voice = [[Ryotaro Okiayu]] | ||
| − | | english-voice = | + | | english-voice = [[Doug Erholtz]] (Bang Zoom!) <br> [[Clay Cartland]] (Macias Group) |
| footnotes = | | footnotes = | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | + | {{nihongo|'''Fumimaro Ayanokoji'''|綾小路 文麿|Ayanokōji Fumimaro}} is a character in the anime and later manga franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''. | |
== Background == | == Background == | ||
| − | Fumimaro Ayanokoji is | + | [[File:Suzu Chika movie.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ayanokoji, Maro, and Chikasuzu.]] |
| + | Fumimaro Ayanokoji is the head inspector from Kyoto Prefectural Police. He is known to be polite and snarky, as well as of noble descent from a [[Wikipedia: Kuge|Kuge]] family, and is called {{nihongo|"Inspector Ojaru"|おじゃる警部|Ojaru-keibu}}.<ref>"Ojaru" is a manner of speech used by wealthy people.</ref> He has no close friends, with the sole exception is [[Maro]], the cute little chipmunk who carries everywhere in his jacket pocket and even changed his phone wallpaper from a chipmunk for him. He was supposedly a school mate and rival of [[Ninzaburo Shiratori|Shiratori]], but the latter doesn't approve of that. He lives in the ancient district of Higashiyama.<ref>The license plate of his car, a Bianco Ghiaccio 2006 Alfa Romeo Brera 1750 TBi, in the anime version is "東山 302, よ 11-17" (Higashiyama 302, Yo 11-17).</ref> He speaks the Kyoto dialect and usually uses sophisticated language. He is said to be a rather competent and intelligent inspector, which is the reason why he has been promoted so quickly two years before. He disposes of a wide range of staff for investigating and stays punctual. He is clearly infatuated with Chikasuzu, a 19-year-old maiko, but it's unknown if reciprocated. | ||
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
| − | + | He is a rather materialistic inspector, as well as snobbish, always determining the truth on cases and not just basing himself on circumstancial evidence. He reflects everything that is odd to him, like the fact that [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] hasn't met him despite knowing him. He stays truely attached to his pet chipmunk, which is his only best friend, and they are undetachable, although people judge it weird. In general, he stays serious, always remains friendly and expresses himself politely, but occasionally also shows a sarcastic streak, doesn't liking when people interfere with his stuff, like when [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]] tried to investigate on his love interest, which made him nervous. Furthermore, just like [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] and Shiratori, discovering that Enkai, an old chief priest, is her natural father, he became furious and defined him: "That dirty priest!" He is afraid by Tengu's stories and doesn't like archery. He is impressed by [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]'s high intelligence and appreciates his help, knowing that he can be crucial help just like Heiji, often allowing him to investigate and tamper by himself, not like other regular policemen. Conversely, Conan also feels him to be an intelligent inspector and being able to handle cases by himself. Although being not on duty, he still investigates, proving his devotion to the police. Even in stressful situations, he always keeps a cool head. | |
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| + | == Appearance == | ||
| + | He has light brown, short hair that always wears slicked back. However, two strands are sticking out. His eyes are very small and narrow like a fox, the eyebrows are short and dark brown. In the manga, his hair and eyebrows are significantly lighter and tend towards golden brown in color. He always wears a gray suit. | ||
== Appellations == | == Appellations == | ||
<tabs jsId="nicknames"> | <tabs jsId="nicknames"> | ||
<tab title="Protagonists"> | <tab title="Protagonists"> | ||
| − | {{appellations/head|Ayanokoji}} | + | {{appellations/head|Fumimaro Ayanokoji}} |
{{appellations|Conan Edogawa|Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'')|The little detective-san (''Chiisai-tantei-san'') <br> Conan-kun}} | {{appellations|Conan Edogawa|Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'')|The little detective-san (''Chiisai-tantei-san'') <br> Conan-kun}} | ||
{{appellations|Shinichi Kudo|Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'')|Kudo Shinichi-kun <br> Kudo-kun}} | {{appellations|Shinichi Kudo|Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'')|Kudo Shinichi-kun <br> Kudo-kun}} | ||
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</tab> | </tab> | ||
<tab title="Law enforcement"> | <tab title="Law enforcement"> | ||
| − | {{appellations/head|Ayanokoji}} | + | {{appellations/head|Fumimaro Ayanokoji}} |
{{appellations|Wataru Takagi|Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'')|-}} | {{appellations|Wataru Takagi|Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'')|-}} | ||
{{appellations|Miwako Sato|Inspector Ojaru (''Ojaru-keibu'')|-}} | {{appellations|Miwako Sato|Inspector Ojaru (''Ojaru-keibu'')|-}} | ||
| − | {{appellations|Heizo Hattori|-|The Osaka Prefectural Police Superintendent}} | + | {{appellations|Hyoue Kuroda||Kuroda Hyoue-keishi}} |
| − | {{appellations|Goro Otaki|-|Otaki-san}} | + | {{appellations|Heizo Hattori|Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'')|The Osaka Prefectural Police Superintendent}} |
| + | {{appellations|Goro Otaki|Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'')|Otaki-san}} | ||
{{appellations|Detective Kurumazaki|Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'')|Detective Kurumazaki (''Kurumazaki-keiji'') <br> Kurumazaki-han <br> Kurumazaki|file=Detective Kurumazaki.jpg}} | {{appellations|Detective Kurumazaki|Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'')|Detective Kurumazaki (''Kurumazaki-keiji'') <br> Kurumazaki-han <br> Kurumazaki|file=Detective Kurumazaki.jpg}} | ||
|} | |} | ||
</tab> | </tab> | ||
<tab title="Detective Boys"> | <tab title="Detective Boys"> | ||
| − | {{appellations/head|Ayanokoji}} | + | {{appellations/head|Fumimaro Ayanokoji}} |
{{appellations|Ayumi Yoshida|Keibu-san|-}} | {{appellations|Ayumi Yoshida|Keibu-san|-}} | ||
|} | |} | ||
</tab> | </tab> | ||
<tab title="Others"> | <tab title="Others"> | ||
| − | {{appellations/head|Ayanokoji}} | + | {{appellations/head|Fumimaro Ayanokoji}} |
{{appellations|Heiji Hattori|Keibu-san <br> ''Ojaru-keibu'' <br> Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'') <br> Inspector (''Keibu'')|Hattori Heiji-kun}} | {{appellations|Heiji Hattori|Keibu-san <br> ''Ojaru-keibu'' <br> Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'') <br> Inspector (''Keibu'')|Hattori Heiji-kun}} | ||
{{appellations|Masumi Sera|Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'')|-}} | {{appellations|Masumi Sera|Inspector Ayanokoji (''Ayanokoji-keibu'')|-}} | ||
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== Plot overview == | == Plot overview == | ||
| − | === Crimson School Trip Case (Manga: [[Volume 94|1001]]-[[Volume 95|1004]], Anime: [[ | + | === Crimson School Trip Case (Manga: [[Volume 94|1001]]-[[Volume 95|1004]], Anime: [[The Scarlet School Trip|927-928]]) === |
| − | Ayanokoji is the | + | A mysterious murder occurs during Ran and Shinichi's class trip to Kyoto. When Ayanokoji arrives, he first looks at the crime scene and discovers. [[Masumi Sera|Masumi]] immediately notices his chipmunk, which has now become his trademark. He is happy to meet Shinichi and Heiji for the first time, agreeing to cooperate with them and Masumi. Since it's a prominent victim and the witnesses are well-known, he doesn't want to reveal the murder to the public so quickly. Later, he himself witnesses how a person is supposedly attacked by a Tengu in his hotel room. After this event, he and Heiji interrogate the witnesses at a restaurant in town, but are disturbed by commotion on the streets of Kyoto. While they are taking care of it, there is another murder. Now he is questioning the witnesses again, hoping to finally get some useful information. This gives investigators clues about the past of the suspects and the victims. Shinichi sees through the case. On his orders, he sends the suspects to their hotel rooms and allows one of them to sneak out of the hotel and drive to the Kiyomizu-dera Temple. There, the culprit pushes him off the temple's terrace, but he, following Shinichi's instructions, had an air cushion placed under the terrace, which saved his life. In addition to Shinichi, Masumi, and Heiji, the Kyoto police were also present at the temple. With their old school uniforms, he and his colleagues disguised themselves as students on a school trip to lull the perpetrator into security. He arrests the perpetrator and takes him away. |
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| + | === Search for Maria-chan! (Anime: [[Search for Maria-chan!|941-942]]) === | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Detective Play Director Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 102#Detective Play Director Murder Case|1089-1090]], Anime: [[Momiji Ooka's Sweet Trap|1135-1136]]) === | ||
== Non-canon plot overview == | == Non-canon plot overview == | ||
=== Crossroad in the Ancient Capital (Movie: [[Crossroad in the Ancient Capital|7]]) === | === Crossroad in the Ancient Capital (Movie: [[Crossroad in the Ancient Capital|7]]) === | ||
| + | He is with his chipmunk at a press conference held by the police on a series of murders in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. [[Miwako Sato|Sato]] and [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] talk about him in the background. His first encounter with Heiji and Conan is accidental. He recognizes Heiji and makes it clear to him that amateurs in Kyoto have to stay out of the police investigation, sending him away. As the investigation progresses, the relationship between Heiji, Conan, and Kogoro becomes strained, leading to Kogoro suspecting him of being an accomplice of the killer. Kogoro wants to prove that Ayanokoji and Suzu worked together. At the end of the fall, however, peace is restored and the two detectives gain his trust by working together. [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] is reluctant to say goodbye to the chipmunk. When he then says he can't give up his best friend, Ayumi asks the stunned one if he doesn't have any human friends. | ||
=== The Raven Chaser (Movie: [[The Raven Chaser|13]]) === | === The Raven Chaser (Movie: [[The Raven Chaser|13]]) === | ||
| − | He | + | During a police conference about the recent murders, he calls Shiratori to relay his findings. He has decoded the last message from one of the victims and also says that Heiji is already dealing with this case two hours before. Through his investigation, it turns out that all of the victims were in the same hotel where a fire raged two years ago. He also knows about the suspect, who is investigating the fire. |
=== The Missing Sweets in the Old Shop (Anime: [[The Missing Sweets in the Old Shop|694]]) === | === The Missing Sweets in the Old Shop (Anime: [[The Missing Sweets in the Old Shop|694]]) === | ||
| − | + | Kogoro, [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], Conan, [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]], and the [[Detective Boys]] are in Kyoto. While everyone is dealing with a new case involving missing chocolate, he happens to show up. Since he has today off, he wanted to go for a walk with his chipmunk. However, Kogoro thinks it more appropriate for the police to be involved in the robbery. Being an inveterate drunkard, Kogoro doesn't remember him and Conan must re-introduce him. During a phone call with his police assistant [[Detective Kurumazaki|Kurumazaki]], he learns that a witness saw a pink car in front of the store, but the car's license plate couldn't be captured. Conan suggests asking other stores if anyone remembers the license plate. He, on the other hand, tries to rein in the group, since he can help, but it's not his area of responsibility. While the others split up, he is left alone with Conan. Together they question the employees in the store. Conan is later able to solve the case and he continues to be impressed by the skills of master detective Sleeping Kogoro. | |
=== Private Eye in the Distant Sea (Movie: [[Private Eye in the Distant Sea|17]]) === | === Private Eye in the Distant Sea (Movie: [[Private Eye in the Distant Sea|17]]) === | ||
| − | + | In order to find the spy on a warship, he and Kurumazaki are brought aboard by helicopter. He wasn't idle even before his arrival and brought the results of his investigation with him. He followed the trail of a Self-Defense Force member, until he was murdered in Maizuru Bay. When the culprit is convicted by Conan as Sleeping Kogoro, he takes him into custody. | |
=== Dimensional Sniper (Movie: [[Dimensional Sniper|18]]) === | === Dimensional Sniper (Movie: [[Dimensional Sniper|18]]) === | ||
| − | He | + | He meets a former US Army Captain in a Kyoto hotel along with his family, asking if he can explain the meaning of the murders. However, the victim blocks and demands that he finally find the suspect. As the victim is just finishing his call, he comes over and reports that the suspect was captured by a video camera at the Osaka train station and asks him not to fly home. |
=== The Crimson Love Letter (Movie: [[The Crimson Love Letter|21]]) === | === The Crimson Love Letter (Movie: [[The Crimson Love Letter|21]]) === | ||
| + | At the murder scene, he meets Conan and Heiji and tells them everything he has found out so far. He allows the two to take a closer look at the entire crime scene if they give him their findings in return. Later, when the police deal with a suspect, he is also present and asks him to answer a few questions. Later, he meets Heiji at [[Momiji Ooka|Momiji]]'s manor: both had the same thought to ensure her protection. Her [[Muga Iori|butler]] comes out with a tray of tea and thanks them for their work. During the karuta tournament, he has been keeping the players safe and talks to Kogoro about it. While Kogoro and [[Goro Otaki|Otaki]] go to the hospital to see the awakened suspect, he stay with Heiji and Conan at the tournament. Shortly thereafter there is an explosion and they learn that there is a victim. In a nearby tree, they discover a ring that belonged to the victim. He learns from Otaki on the phone that someone has also received a karuta card by email. Heiji has a premonition and asks him to check [[Kazuha Toyama|Kazuha]]'s emails. He recognizes who the final target is. As the three make their way to the finals venue, he receives a phone call confirming Heiji's thoughts: Kazuha received a karuta card. He orders the finale to be canceled immediately. When he finally arrives at the temple venue, it's already on fire. | ||
| − | == | + | === Kaiju Gomera vs. Kamen Yaiba (Anime: [[Kaiju Gomera vs. Kamen Yaiba|965-968]]) === |
| − | == | + | He saves Ran from an oncoming car, which shortly thereafter goes off the road and explodes. When [[Heizo Hattori|Heizo]] finds out about the incident, he is surprised that Ayanokoji is in Osaka. He tells Heizo that there was a similar accident in Kyoto and there is a connection between the two victims. Through Conan and Heiji, Heizo suspects that there is more to the two accidents and has the case investigated more closely. When another victim is later found, they forget to notify the inspector, but he has brought new information with him: the three accidents were not accidents. The explosions were caused by bombs. Because of this, Otaki offers his cooperation, which he happily accepts. Together they question someone who knew the three victims and learn from him that another person worked with the victim. A man is suspected of this, but is found bound and gagged in his home by Otaki and Ayanokoji. When the suspect later wakes up in the hospital, he is questioned by Otaki and Ayanokoji, but they get no useful information from him. Conan finally solves the case and convicts two people as the killers. They can also prevent just in time the last murder. |
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| − | === | + | === Pome's Wonderful Life (Hanzawa the Criminal: [[Hanzawa the Criminal Volume 8#File 048: Pome's Wonderful Life|48]], Anime: TBD) === |
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| − | == | + | == Manga vs. anime == |
| − | + | Files 33-35 are the first and only time when Kogoro goes in train to Kyoto for his best friend's wedding. Ran came along to see Kyoto for the first time, and brought Conan rather than leave him alone in Tokyo. The Kyoto police came at the end of the [[Black Organization]] bombing case solved by Conan, when the bullet train was stopped under their jurisdiction, but the anime version replaced them with inspector [[Juzo Megure|Megure]] and his men, who were too far away. In file 1001, he says to have met Conan and his associates before, but not Shinichi and Heiji. Then, he meet Kogoro, Ran, and Conan during that case, since the movies are not canon. | |
| − | == | + | == Name origin == |
| − | + | His last name is a pun made for movie 7, when it was supposed to only last one case about the streets of Kyoto, which were the main hint to solve the code sheet. [[wikipedia:ja:綾小路通|Ayanokoji-dori]] is actually one of the oldest streets in Kyoto, and one of the main streets in the old town. | |
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| − | + | His first name may be a allusion to Prince [[Wikipedia: Fumimaro Konoe|Fumimaro Konoe]], a former Prime Minister of Japan, referencing his royal origins. | |
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| − | ==== | + | == Trivia == |
| + | * According to [[Gosho Aoyama]] in ''JUSTICE PLUS Super Digest Book'', he got his pet chipmunk in a pet shop when their eyes met. | ||
| − | ==== | + | == Gallery == |
| + | <gallery widths=200px perrow=5> | ||
| + | File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji M17.jpg|Ayanokoji and Kurumazaki (movie 17). | ||
| + | File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji 927.jpg|Ayanokoji and Maro (episode 927). | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
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| + | * [[Characters]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:28, 13 September 2024
| Fumimaro Ayanokoji | |
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| Japanese name: | 綾小路 文麿 (Ayanokōji Fumimaro) |
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| English name: | Fumimaro Ayanokoji (Bangzoom) |
| Age: | 28 |
| Gender: | Male |
| Relatives: | Maro (pet chipmunk) Chikasuzu (love interest) |
| Occupation: | Police Inspector |
| Status: | Alive |
| Nicknames: | Inspector Ojaru |
| First appearance: | Anime: Movie 7 Manga: File 1001 |
| Appearances: | Chapters: 6 |
| Cases solved: | 0 |
| Keyhole number: | Volume 95 |
| Japanese voice: | Ryotaro Okiayu |
| English voice: | Doug Erholtz (Bang Zoom!) Clay Cartland (Macias Group) |
Fumimaro Ayanokoji (綾小路 文麿 Ayanokōji Fumimaro) is a character in the anime and later manga franchise Detective Conan.
Contents
- 1 Background
- 2 Personality
- 3 Appearance
- 4 Appellations
- 5 Plot overview
- 6 Non-canon plot overview
- 6.1 Crossroad in the Ancient Capital (Movie: 7)
- 6.2 The Raven Chaser (Movie: 13)
- 6.3 The Missing Sweets in the Old Shop (Anime: 694)
- 6.4 Private Eye in the Distant Sea (Movie: 17)
- 6.5 Dimensional Sniper (Movie: 18)
- 6.6 The Crimson Love Letter (Movie: 21)
- 6.7 Kaiju Gomera vs. Kamen Yaiba (Anime: 965-968)
- 6.8 Pome's Wonderful Life (Hanzawa the Criminal: 48, Anime: TBD)
- 7 Manga vs. anime
- 8 Name origin
- 9 Trivia
- 10 Gallery
- 11 See also
- 12 References
Background
Fumimaro Ayanokoji is the head inspector from Kyoto Prefectural Police. He is known to be polite and snarky, as well as of noble descent from a Kuge family, and is called "Inspector Ojaru" (おじゃる警部 Ojaru-keibu).[1] He has no close friends, with the sole exception is Maro, the cute little chipmunk who carries everywhere in his jacket pocket and even changed his phone wallpaper from a chipmunk for him. He was supposedly a school mate and rival of Shiratori, but the latter doesn't approve of that. He lives in the ancient district of Higashiyama.[2] He speaks the Kyoto dialect and usually uses sophisticated language. He is said to be a rather competent and intelligent inspector, which is the reason why he has been promoted so quickly two years before. He disposes of a wide range of staff for investigating and stays punctual. He is clearly infatuated with Chikasuzu, a 19-year-old maiko, but it's unknown if reciprocated.
Personality
He is a rather materialistic inspector, as well as snobbish, always determining the truth on cases and not just basing himself on circumstancial evidence. He reflects everything that is odd to him, like the fact that Shinichi hasn't met him despite knowing him. He stays truely attached to his pet chipmunk, which is his only best friend, and they are undetachable, although people judge it weird. In general, he stays serious, always remains friendly and expresses himself politely, but occasionally also shows a sarcastic streak, doesn't liking when people interfere with his stuff, like when Heiji tried to investigate on his love interest, which made him nervous. Furthermore, just like Kogoro and Shiratori, discovering that Enkai, an old chief priest, is her natural father, he became furious and defined him: "That dirty priest!" He is afraid by Tengu's stories and doesn't like archery. He is impressed by Conan's high intelligence and appreciates his help, knowing that he can be crucial help just like Heiji, often allowing him to investigate and tamper by himself, not like other regular policemen. Conversely, Conan also feels him to be an intelligent inspector and being able to handle cases by himself. Although being not on duty, he still investigates, proving his devotion to the police. Even in stressful situations, he always keeps a cool head.
Appearance
He has light brown, short hair that always wears slicked back. However, two strands are sticking out. His eyes are very small and narrow like a fox, the eyebrows are short and dark brown. In the manga, his hair and eyebrows are significantly lighter and tend towards golden brown in color. He always wears a gray suit.
Appellations
Plot overview
Crimson School Trip Case (Manga: 1001-1004, Anime: 927-928)
A mysterious murder occurs during Ran and Shinichi's class trip to Kyoto. When Ayanokoji arrives, he first looks at the crime scene and discovers. Masumi immediately notices his chipmunk, which has now become his trademark. He is happy to meet Shinichi and Heiji for the first time, agreeing to cooperate with them and Masumi. Since it's a prominent victim and the witnesses are well-known, he doesn't want to reveal the murder to the public so quickly. Later, he himself witnesses how a person is supposedly attacked by a Tengu in his hotel room. After this event, he and Heiji interrogate the witnesses at a restaurant in town, but are disturbed by commotion on the streets of Kyoto. While they are taking care of it, there is another murder. Now he is questioning the witnesses again, hoping to finally get some useful information. This gives investigators clues about the past of the suspects and the victims. Shinichi sees through the case. On his orders, he sends the suspects to their hotel rooms and allows one of them to sneak out of the hotel and drive to the Kiyomizu-dera Temple. There, the culprit pushes him off the temple's terrace, but he, following Shinichi's instructions, had an air cushion placed under the terrace, which saved his life. In addition to Shinichi, Masumi, and Heiji, the Kyoto police were also present at the temple. With their old school uniforms, he and his colleagues disguised themselves as students on a school trip to lull the perpetrator into security. He arrests the perpetrator and takes him away.
Search for Maria-chan! (Anime: 941-942)
Detective Play Director Murder Case (Manga: 1089-1090, Anime: 1135-1136)
Non-canon plot overview
Crossroad in the Ancient Capital (Movie: 7)
He is with his chipmunk at a press conference held by the police on a series of murders in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. Sato and Takagi talk about him in the background. His first encounter with Heiji and Conan is accidental. He recognizes Heiji and makes it clear to him that amateurs in Kyoto have to stay out of the police investigation, sending him away. As the investigation progresses, the relationship between Heiji, Conan, and Kogoro becomes strained, leading to Kogoro suspecting him of being an accomplice of the killer. Kogoro wants to prove that Ayanokoji and Suzu worked together. At the end of the fall, however, peace is restored and the two detectives gain his trust by working together. Ayumi is reluctant to say goodbye to the chipmunk. When he then says he can't give up his best friend, Ayumi asks the stunned one if he doesn't have any human friends.
The Raven Chaser (Movie: 13)
During a police conference about the recent murders, he calls Shiratori to relay his findings. He has decoded the last message from one of the victims and also says that Heiji is already dealing with this case two hours before. Through his investigation, it turns out that all of the victims were in the same hotel where a fire raged two years ago. He also knows about the suspect, who is investigating the fire.
The Missing Sweets in the Old Shop (Anime: 694)
Kogoro, Ran, Conan, Sonoko, and the Detective Boys are in Kyoto. While everyone is dealing with a new case involving missing chocolate, he happens to show up. Since he has today off, he wanted to go for a walk with his chipmunk. However, Kogoro thinks it more appropriate for the police to be involved in the robbery. Being an inveterate drunkard, Kogoro doesn't remember him and Conan must re-introduce him. During a phone call with his police assistant Kurumazaki, he learns that a witness saw a pink car in front of the store, but the car's license plate couldn't be captured. Conan suggests asking other stores if anyone remembers the license plate. He, on the other hand, tries to rein in the group, since he can help, but it's not his area of responsibility. While the others split up, he is left alone with Conan. Together they question the employees in the store. Conan is later able to solve the case and he continues to be impressed by the skills of master detective Sleeping Kogoro.
Private Eye in the Distant Sea (Movie: 17)
In order to find the spy on a warship, he and Kurumazaki are brought aboard by helicopter. He wasn't idle even before his arrival and brought the results of his investigation with him. He followed the trail of a Self-Defense Force member, until he was murdered in Maizuru Bay. When the culprit is convicted by Conan as Sleeping Kogoro, he takes him into custody.
Dimensional Sniper (Movie: 18)
He meets a former US Army Captain in a Kyoto hotel along with his family, asking if he can explain the meaning of the murders. However, the victim blocks and demands that he finally find the suspect. As the victim is just finishing his call, he comes over and reports that the suspect was captured by a video camera at the Osaka train station and asks him not to fly home.
The Crimson Love Letter (Movie: 21)
At the murder scene, he meets Conan and Heiji and tells them everything he has found out so far. He allows the two to take a closer look at the entire crime scene if they give him their findings in return. Later, when the police deal with a suspect, he is also present and asks him to answer a few questions. Later, he meets Heiji at Momiji's manor: both had the same thought to ensure her protection. Her butler comes out with a tray of tea and thanks them for their work. During the karuta tournament, he has been keeping the players safe and talks to Kogoro about it. While Kogoro and Otaki go to the hospital to see the awakened suspect, he stay with Heiji and Conan at the tournament. Shortly thereafter there is an explosion and they learn that there is a victim. In a nearby tree, they discover a ring that belonged to the victim. He learns from Otaki on the phone that someone has also received a karuta card by email. Heiji has a premonition and asks him to check Kazuha's emails. He recognizes who the final target is. As the three make their way to the finals venue, he receives a phone call confirming Heiji's thoughts: Kazuha received a karuta card. He orders the finale to be canceled immediately. When he finally arrives at the temple venue, it's already on fire.
Kaiju Gomera vs. Kamen Yaiba (Anime: 965-968)
He saves Ran from an oncoming car, which shortly thereafter goes off the road and explodes. When Heizo finds out about the incident, he is surprised that Ayanokoji is in Osaka. He tells Heizo that there was a similar accident in Kyoto and there is a connection between the two victims. Through Conan and Heiji, Heizo suspects that there is more to the two accidents and has the case investigated more closely. When another victim is later found, they forget to notify the inspector, but he has brought new information with him: the three accidents were not accidents. The explosions were caused by bombs. Because of this, Otaki offers his cooperation, which he happily accepts. Together they question someone who knew the three victims and learn from him that another person worked with the victim. A man is suspected of this, but is found bound and gagged in his home by Otaki and Ayanokoji. When the suspect later wakes up in the hospital, he is questioned by Otaki and Ayanokoji, but they get no useful information from him. Conan finally solves the case and convicts two people as the killers. They can also prevent just in time the last murder.
Pome's Wonderful Life (Hanzawa the Criminal: 48, Anime: TBD)
Manga vs. anime
Files 33-35 are the first and only time when Kogoro goes in train to Kyoto for his best friend's wedding. Ran came along to see Kyoto for the first time, and brought Conan rather than leave him alone in Tokyo. The Kyoto police came at the end of the Black Organization bombing case solved by Conan, when the bullet train was stopped under their jurisdiction, but the anime version replaced them with inspector Megure and his men, who were too far away. In file 1001, he says to have met Conan and his associates before, but not Shinichi and Heiji. Then, he meet Kogoro, Ran, and Conan during that case, since the movies are not canon.
Name origin
His last name is a pun made for movie 7, when it was supposed to only last one case about the streets of Kyoto, which were the main hint to solve the code sheet. Ayanokoji-dori is actually one of the oldest streets in Kyoto, and one of the main streets in the old town.
His first name may be a allusion to Prince Fumimaro Konoe, a former Prime Minister of Japan, referencing his royal origins.
Trivia
- According to Gosho Aoyama in JUSTICE PLUS Super Digest Book, he got his pet chipmunk in a pet shop when their eyes met.
Gallery
Ayanokoji and Kurumazaki (movie 17).
Ayanokoji and Maro (episode 927).
See also
References
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