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===Newtype Interview===
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===Newtype Magazine "Comic Now" Interview===
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'''Date:''' ??<br>
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'''Date:''' August 9, 1994<br>
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'''Published in:'''Unknown issue of the magazine "Newtype"
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'''Published in:''' ''Newtype'' Vol. 10, no. 9 (Cover date September 1994)
 
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'''Source:''' http://ayase.blog4.fc2.com/blog-entry-803.html<br>
 
'''Source:''' http://ayase.blog4.fc2.com/blog-entry-803.html<br>
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『CN（Comic Now）第20回・漫画家最前線』
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'''小学生から女子中高生を中心に圧倒的な支持を得る良心浪漫画家！名作品に隠された意外な裏話とは！？「まじっく快斗」最新刊はもうすぐ！！'''
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<u>プロフィール</u></br>
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本名・青山剛昌（よしまさ‎）‎。1963年6月21日生まれ‎。B型‎。鳥取県出身。大学卒業の年に描いた「ちょっとまってて」が少年サンデーのコミック大賞入選‎。その後、「まじっく快斗」（増刊少年サンデー‎）でファンを着実に獲得。1988年から始まった週刊連載「YAIBA」で、その人気を不動のものとする。現在は同誌にて「名探偵コナン」を連載中！
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<u>快斗、週刊連載に取れる！？そしてコナンVS快斗？？</u>
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―漫画を描き始めたのは、いつごろからですか？</br>
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「大学生のときに、おもしろそうだからって漫研に入ったら漫画家の先輩（阿部ゆたか‎）がいて、彼から〝君は絵がうまいから漫画家になってみないか？〟と言われてその気になったんです（笑‎）。それで漫研の同人誌とかで何本か描いたんですけど、僕は筆が遅いのでひとりだけで仕上げたことってないんですよ。デビュー作ですらアシスタントを使っていたという（笑‎）。だから特に下積みとかそういうのはなくて、トントン拍子でここまで来たってうい感じなんですよね」
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</br>
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―特に漫画家になるつもりはなかった？</br>
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「大学が美大だったので、美術の先生になるつもりだったんですよ。でも、いつのまにかにこんなことになってしまって（笑‎）。デビューしたのが大学を卒業した年の12月だったんですけど、それまでは『ひらけポンキッキ』の背景を描くバイトをしたりしてて。まあ、ここまできたらほかにすることもないし・・・・・・という感じでしたね」
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</br>
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―それでその半年後には「まじっく快斗」の連載が始まったワクですよね？</br>
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「『快斗』はもともと単発モノだったのが人気があったので連載になったんですよね。でも最初は月に1本も描けないってました。それまではひとコマにこだわって描いたりしてて、2か月くらいかけてたんですから。だからそれこそ当時は週刊連載なんて神ワザじゃない！とか思ってましたね。」
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</br>
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―現在「快斗」は中断していますが、今後の予定がどうなるか気になるところですか・・・・・・。</br>
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「今度、6年ぶりに新刊が出ます！昭和のときに出たコミックスの続きが（笑‎）。もう『快斗』は気長に待っていてくださいとしか言えませんねえ。実は今の連載「名探偵コナン」が始まるときも『快斗』はどかっていう話もあったんですけど、やっぱり毎週はつらいんですよね。もう『快斗』はライフワークと思ってますから。気長にちょこと描きつづけていきたいんです」
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<u>まじっく快斗</u></br>
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「『快斗』は掲載に間を空ける期間が長いですから、絵柄がすぐ変わっちゃって。どんな絵だったっけ？と、昔の自分の本を見ながら描いたりしてます。あと快斗の誕生日は僕と同じです。血液型もB型で。快斗ファンの子が誕生日にプレゼントを送ってきてくれるので・・・・・・（笑‎）」
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</br>
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―「YAIBA」は〝神ワザ〟（笑‎）であるところの週刊連載となりましたが、いかがでした？</br>
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「もう絶対できないと思ってましたからね。それに週刊連載を始めたら好きな『快斗』も中断しなくちゃいけないし・・・・・・。でもせっかくのチャンスだから頑張ってみようかなということで。だから一生懸命描きましたよ。毎週毎週地獄のようにね（笑‎）。 最初は9回の予定だったんですよ。それが人気があったのでどんどん続いて・・・・・・」
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―アニメ化もされましたしね。</br>
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「ええ。とてもよくできてたので感謝しています。毎週放映時間には必ず見てましたよ。「あ、動いてら」とか言いながら（笑‎）。でも自分の描いたネームを続まれるのは恥ずかしいですけどね。『好きだよ』とかそういうのがくると、やめてくれ！みたいな（笑‎）。やっぱり書くのとしゃべるのでは違いますから。あと原作よりアニメのほうが熱かったですよね。僕が描くヤイバって、どなったり叫んだりはするんですけど、絶対泣かないんですよ。アニメ見たら『あ、泣いてる』（笑‎）。熱いなーって。基本的に男の子は泣いちゃいけないと思ってますから、ほかの作品でも絶対主人公キャラは泣きませんね。泣くことがあるとすれば、ヒロインの女の子とか親が死んだりするときくらいなんじゃないかな？逆に女の子はよく泣くけど（笑‎）」
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<u>仕事机はアシスタントたちと机を並べてある。アシスタントが渡された原稿を読んでいるときの反応を見るのが好きだとか。いちばん最初の読者層は男性は小中学生、女性は中高生が多いそうだ。</u></br>
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（text by Hideki Satomi‎）</br>
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（shot by Aiko Yamaguchi‎）
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<u>名探偵コナン登場！ヒロインは相変わらず（笑‎）</u>
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</br>
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―現在連載中の「名探偵コナン」は「快斗」とは反対の探偵モノですが。</br>
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「泥棒も好きですけど、同じくらいに探偵も好きなんですよね。基本的にホームズとかルパンが好きですから。コロンボとか、最近では古畑任三郎みたいなヤツをやってみたくて。ただやるだけじゃつまらないので、主人公を小さくしてしまってね。高校生のままのほうが展開は楽なんですけど、子供の姿でどうやって推理を大人に伝えるのか・・・・・・とかそういうほうがおもしろいかな、と思いまして。最初のころに、ヒロインがコナン（少年‎姿の新一）にそれと知らずに、新一のことを好きだって言っちゃうシーンがあるんですよ。『大好き』って。それがやりたかった。意地っぱりだから普通なら絶対言えないんですけどね。まあ、基本的にはカエルになった王子様が元に戻る話ですから。それに推理をちょっとからめて」
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―でも推理を毎週考えるのは大変ですよね？</br>
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「すーっごく大変ですよ！（笑‎）それだけは言えます。いつも編集と知恵を絞ってるんですけど。毎回話が決まるまでにものすごい疲れる。『YAIBA』のころとはネームの量が違いますから。ほかの人が探偵モノをやらないのがよく分かりました（笑‎）」
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―どの作品もヒロインの性格がみんな似てるのは？</br>
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「最初は違うように描こうと思うんですけどだんだん似てきちゃう（笑‎）。けっこう姉さん女房的な、勝ち気で意地っぱりな女の子しか・・・描けないんですよ。なんかね。はっきり言って同じ役者の子がやってるんじゃないかというくらい（笑‎）。女の子はホントに同じですよねえ」
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<u>名探偵コナン</u></br>
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（週刊少年サンデー連載中）</br>
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「僕の弟が医者なんですよ。だから死亡隹定時刻とか、分からないことはよく電話をかけたりしで・・・・・・お世話になってます（笑‎）。強力なブレーンです。さすがに他人のカルテを見せてほしいと言ったとき断わられましたが（笑‎）」
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</br>
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<u>YAIBA</u></br>
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（週刊少年サンデー連載）</br>
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「映画の「魔界転生」が好きで、ああいうのがやりたいなと思って。元気な男の子・・・・・・典型的な少年誌の主人公を、昔の剣豪とかと戦わせてみたらおもしろいんじゃないかなと。昔、ずっと剣道をやってたのでチャンバラは好きなんですよね。だから黒沢明の映画とかも大好きでよく見てます」
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<u>まじっく快斗</u></br>
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（週刊少年サンデー増刊号連載）</br>
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「今、探偵モノやってますよね？だからそのうち「コナン対快斗」をやりたいですね。どっちにしろ引き分けになるんでしょうけど。『マジンガーZ対デビルマン』とかいっても2人で共通の敵を倒すだけで、ちっも対決しないじゃないか！っていうのと同じようなものかな（笑‎）。あと「快斗」はぜひアニメ化して欲しいですね」
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<u>4番サード</u></br>
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（週刊少年サンデー増刊号連載）</br>
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「野球が好きで自分でチームももってますから、一回野球モノを措いてみようと思って。どの作品にも〝不思議な要素〟が入ってるのが共通してますよね、僕の場台。だからこれも普通野球モノではなくて、伝説のバットかが出てきたりしてます。長嶋茂雄が好きですから・・・ほとんど巨人ファンの本（笑‎）」
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―最後にこれからの抱負などありましたら。</br>
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「ありきたりですが・・・みんなをハラハラドキドキさせる漫画が描いていきたいですね」
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'''Translated by:''' ''House of Mystery''</br>
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'''Edits by:''' ''circumference''
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'''<u>Comic Now: The Manga-ka Front Line (No.20)</u>'''
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''(A gentleman! A romantic! A manga-ka who's captured hearts from grade-school boys to high-school girls! Just what '''is''' the secret behind his masterworks?)''</br>
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''(Keep an eye out for the new Magic Kaito, coming soon!)''
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<u>Aoyama Gosho: A Profile</u></br>
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'''Name:''' Gosho Aoyama</br>
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'''Born:''' 21 June 1963</br>
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'''Blood Type:''' B</br>
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'''Origin:''' Tottori</br>
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'''Works:'''</br>
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*''Chotto Matte'' (“Wait a Minute”), 1986. Completed in his senior year of college, to the tune of Grand Prize at the Shonen Sunday Comics Awards!</br>
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*''Magic Kaito'', 1987. The Special Edition Shonen Sunday feature that launched his fanbase!</br>
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*''Yaiba'', 1988. The Weekly Shonen Sunday feature that cemented his star!</br>
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*''Detective Conan'', Now. His current feature, for that very same magazine!
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<u>Kaito: Bound for the weeklies??! Plus: Conan vs. Kaito?</u>
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'''Q:''' When did you start drawing manga?</br>
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'''A:''' Well, I thought the Manga Society looked fun in undergrad, so I joined, and one of the seniors (Yutaka Abe) told me, “You draw pretty good, why don’t you take a shot at it?” Got me hooked. ''[Laughs]'' So I did a couple doujins for the Society, but I worked '''slow''', so I never finished any of them solo. Even my debut work needed assistants! ''[Laughs]''. So yeah, I didn’t really work my way up the trenches or anything. It was just like, poof and I was here.
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'''Q:''' So you '''weren’t''' specifically looking to be a manga pro?</br>
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'''A:''' Well, I was going to an Arts school, so I thought I’d wind up an art teacher. Somehow, I got this instead. ''[Laughs]'' My pro debut was December of the year I graduated; up till then I worked as a part-timer on backgrounds for ''Hirake Ponkiki''. Well, once I’d gotten that far… it didn’t seem like anything else was right, you know?
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'''Q:''' And in a half a year you were running ''Magic Kaito'', right?</br>
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'''A:''' Yeah, I started ''Kaito'' as a one-off, but enough people liked it for an ongoing. Back then… let me tell you, back then I couldn’t even finish one chapter a '''month'''. I was used to doing things one panel at a time, and it’d take at '''least''' two months. Weekly ongoings… that was the stuff of capital-M Miracles to me.
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'''Q:''' So ''Kaito''’s on hiatus right now, but '''if''' we were to ask what’s in store for him…</br>
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'''A:''' Right―he’s getting his first volume in six years. Come one, come all, see the story that’s been running since Showa! ''[Laughs]'' But really, “patience is a virtue” is all I can say when it comes to Kaito. You know, back when Conan was about to start there '''was''' talk of running ''Kaito'' as a weekly, but that would’ve been a tough order. I already consider ''Kaito'' my Life’s Work, so to speak―it’s something I’d like to keep working on hurry-free.
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<u>Magic Kaito</u></br>
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“''Kaito'' can go for a while between chapters, so the artstyle can change in a heartbeat. It’s like, ''who drew '''that?'''''― when I’m looking at my old volumes '''as''' I draw. By the way, Kaito’s birthday and blood-type (B)? All mine. Any Kaito fans out there want to send him a birthday present, feel free to leave it at my place… ''[Laughs]''”
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'''Q:''' So let’s talk about your capital-M MIracle: ''Yaiba''. ''[Laughs]'' What was it like, hitting the weeklies?</br>
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'''A:''' I thought I’d never pull it off. To start with, I knew a weekly meant putting good ol’ ''Kaito'' on hiatus… but it felt like a golden chance, so I took it. Gave it all I had, and you know what? Every last week was Hell on Earth. ''[Laughs]'' I was only planning on nine chapters at first, but it was so popular it kept going and going and going…
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'''Q:''' It got an anime, too.</br>
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'''A:''' Mm. That was a great show, and my heart still goes out to ‘em. I tuned in every single week, and I was always going, “Wow, it '''moves!'''” ''[Laughs]'' But to be honest, sometimes it was awkward seeing people go off my storyboards; whenever they were like, “I love you lots,” I was like “Please Stop,” y’know? ''[Laughs]'' Page dialogue is a different beast from ''dialogue'' dialogue. Speaking of which, the anime was a little more… '''open''' than my original concepts. My Yaiba yells and screams, but he '''never''' cries. Watching the anime, I couldn’t help but go, “Oh, he’s crying…” ''[Laughs]'' Really heart-on-his-sleeve. When you get down to it, I just don’t think boys should cry; you’ll never see any of my heroes crying, no matter what series. If there’s tears, either the hero’s a heroine or someone’s parents died. That’s the flipside to all this: girls cry a '''lot'''. ''[Laughs]''
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<u>The Master’s work desk, side-by-side with his assistants’. He likes watching their faces as they read his latest manuscripts. By his account, the first-wave readers are always elementary and middle-school boys, and middle- and high-school girls.</u></br>
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(text by Hideki Satomi‎)</br>
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(shot by Aiko Yamaguchi‎）
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<u>Enter: Detective Conan! Still Onstage: The Same Old Heroine ''[Laughs]''</u>
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'''Q:''' Now you’re running ''Detective Conan''―a detective series that’s like ''Kaito'' flipped inside-out.</br>
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'''A:''' I like thieves, but I don’t like sleuths any less. Basically, I’m on Team Holmes '''and''' Team Lupin. I wanted to do something like ''Columbo''―or ''Furuhata Ninzaburo'', if you want to get more topical―but a straight take wouldn’t have been much fun, so I made my hero a pipsqueak. It would’ve been easier to steer him along as a high-schooler, but I felt it was more interesting to see him have to spell out deductions for adults as a little kid. At the start of it all, there’s a scene where the heroine tells Conan (Shinichi-as-a-kid) about her crush, without knowing it’s him. ''“I love you.”'' She’s always wanted to say it, but she’s stubborn as a rock so she never would’ve in normal circumstances. At heart, this is basically the story of the prince turning into a frog and back again. I just added a little Mystery to the mix.
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'''Q:''' But isn’t it hard, coming up with a different mystery every week?</br>
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'''A:''' You couldn’t '''guess''' how hard! ''[Laughs]'' I can tell you that much. I’m always editing and wracking and just wringing out my brains. '''Every''' time we’re about done hammering out the plot, I’m dead on my feet. ''Yaiba'' never needed this many drafts. No wonder you’ve got all these people swearing off detective stuff. ''[Laughs]''
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'''Q:''' Why do all your heroines act so alike?”</br>
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'''A:''' Well, at first I always try to make them unique, but given enough time all of them go down the same track. ''[Laughs]'' I guess that’s the only kind of girl I '''can''' do: pretty in a wife or big sister-y kind of way, all feisty and stubborn. Really, it’s like there’s one actress behind all of them. These girls are that much of a feather.
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<u>Detective Conan</u></br>
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(Currently serialized in ''Weekly Shonen Sunday'')</br>
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“One of my younger brothers is a doctor, so I always call him up if I need to pinpoint a time of death or something like that… I owe him big time. ''[Laughs]'' His brain’s out of this world. One time I asked him for someone’s medical records, and he cut me off right there. ''[Laughs]''”
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<u>Yaiba</u></br>
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(Serialized in ''Weekly Shonen Sunday'')</br>
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“I always liked the movie ''Makai Tensho'', so I wanted to do something in that vein. Felt it’d be interesting to have a spunky little boy―your typical Shonen hero―going up against this veteran swordmaster. I used to do a lot of kendo myself, so I’m big into ''Chanbara''―you’d be hard-pressed to find a bigger Kurosawa fan than me.”
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<u>Magic Kaito</u></br>
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(Serialized in ''Weekly Shonen Sunday Special Edition'')</br>
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“Well, I’m in my Detective Period, aren’t I? So I’d like to do ''Conan vs. Kaito'' one of these days. It’d probably end in a no-score draw―even stuff like ''Mazinger Z vs. Devilman'', it’s not really about '''them''' fighting, just a team-up against the real villain. Oh, and I really want to see Kaito animated someday.”
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<u>3rd Base Fourth</u></br>
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(Serialized in ''Weekly Shonen Sunday Special Edition'')</br>
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“I’m a baseball guy―even played on a team―so I thought I’d try a baseball thing. You know how all my stuff has a touch of Impossible, right? So it goes with this one―we’re not doing regular ol’ ball, we’re doing a Bat of Legend… or something. Shigeo Nagashima’s my favorite, so… I guess you could say this book’s mostly for Giants fans. ''[Laughs]''”
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'''Q:''' And last, but not least… any big plans for the future?</br>
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'''A:''' No points for originality, but… I want to keep hearts pounding and seats shaking with my manga. That’s all.
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=1997=
 
=1997=
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===Mystery Museum Interview===
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===Detective Conan's Mystery Museum Interview===
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'''Date:''' June 10th, 1997
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'''Date:''' June 10, 1997
 
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'''Translation by:''' Yunniechan <ref>https://yesyunniechan.tumblr.com/post/149893527591/mystery-museum-interview-97-english-123 Part 1</ref><ref>https://yesyunniechan.tumblr.com/post/149940982821/end-mystery-museum-interview-97-english-4-5</ref>
 
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I created a music for Conan movie in around 10 days. 2 days for recording. It’s usually 5 days for TV anime. Movie sound has a thing called Dolby Sound, so we had to record it in a unique way. Because of that we had to record not only new music, but also old music, changing it a bit. Movie’s melody is half-new, and I felt some kind of familiar while creating it. Besides, it was an action movie, right? So it was different from TV, with a more intense rhythm.
 
I created a music for Conan movie in around 10 days. 2 days for recording. It’s usually 5 days for TV anime. Movie sound has a thing called Dolby Sound, so we had to record it in a unique way. Because of that we had to record not only new music, but also old music, changing it a bit. Movie’s melody is half-new, and I felt some kind of familiar while creating it. Besides, it was an action movie, right? So it was different from TV, with a more intense rhythm.
 
Music I can recommend? I don’t want to say it. I want you to listen to it and then decide.<br>
 
Music I can recommend? I don’t want to say it. I want you to listen to it and then decide.<br>
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[Time bombed skyscraper] has connections with Dolby Sound, so there were two different versions for CDs and for movies. Please listen to in in the cinema theater, you will be really excited.<br>
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[Time bombed skyscraper] has connections with Dolby Sound, so there were two different versions for CDs and for movies. Please listen to in in the cinema theater, you will be really excited.
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 +
=== Detective Conan's Mystery Academy Interview ===
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'''Date:''' September 10, 1997<br>
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=1999=
 +
=== Gosho Aoyama's Masterpiece Theatre (Favorite Movies) ===
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'''Date:''' April 14, 1999<br>
 +
'''Published in:''' ''Weekly Shonen Sunday'', Vol. 41, no. 21 (Cover date April 28, 1999)
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'''大好評！お楽しみ映画トーク、傑作特盛り特別編！'''<br/>
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『青山剛昌先生・コダワリ名画館（Vol.10）』<br/>
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''（″コナン″を産んだ頭の中をノゾきたいと思ってた人、お待ち！青山先生の脳内では、こんな多くの映画たちが、年中上映されてるんです！GWはコナン映画と、こんなビデオで退屈なし！）''
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<u>★館長あいさつ</u><br/>
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アニメ映画の『長靴をはいた猫/ペロの大冒険』（’69年/宮崎駿原画）を、幼稚園生の時大画面で観て、ただひたすら〝スゴイな～〟って感動しまくった。以来、映画が大好きになって。今でも、だ～い好きっ！！ジャンルは問わず、なんでも観るよ。ただ、ここ数年は、仕事が忙しくて、映画館はおろかビデオ店へも行けずじまい。誰かオレ専用の映画館でも作ってくれ～！！
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'''<u>プログラム１・映画で解明！！オレの漫画に潜む謎</u>'''<br/>
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ジャンルは問わないんだけど、オレが好きになる作品って、'''キャラクターに〝ひねり〟が加えられているものが多い'''んだ。これって、オレの漫画に通じてる部分でもあるんだけど・・・・・・だから、と言うか、やっぱり、と言うか、'''映画からインスピレーションみたいなもの受けて、完成した漫画、けっこうあるんだよね'''。<br/>
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例えば、40周年記念で今回描き上げた『まじっく快斗』は、大学生の頃に観た『マジック・ボーイ』（’82年/G・オニール主演）から始まってるって言ってもいいね。主人公は、16歳の天才マジシャンで、カッコいいなぁ・・・・・・って思ってて。映画の中の男のコはね、誰の力も借りずに、ひとりで悪い奴をやっつけて行くんだけど、それもまたカッコ良くてさ。〝こいつを怪盗にしたらどーだろう〟って思いを巡らせてたら、〝快斗〟の誕生となった訳。
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<u>『マジック・ボーイ』（’82・米）</u></br>
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亡くなった父親ゆずりの天才手品師ダニーが、たった一人で市長の陰謀に立ち向かう！青山先生、とにかくオススメの一本。
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デビュー作『ちょっとまって』は、あの大ヒット作『バック・トゥ・ザ・フューチャー』（’85年/M・J・フォックス主演）から来てます。あっ！！ あえて言わせてもらうけど、これシリーズ3作物だけど、オレが認めてるのは〝パート１〟だけ！！他はダメ！！(笑)
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<u>『バック・トゥ・ザ・フューチャー』（’85・米）</u></br>
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タイムマシン映画(？)の最高峰！続編には言いたいことある先生も、この第一作には「完璧！」の一言。
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'''コナンもいたぞ！！映画の中に・・・・・・！？'''</br>
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さて、ここまで来ると、みんなが気になるのは'''『名探偵コナン』を生んだ、映画は！？'''でしょ。はっきり言うけど、ないよ (笑)。でも、1アイテムだけ頂いた映画がある。毎週かかさず〝コナン〟を読んでくれてるコは、もう気づいてるかな！？〝めがねを取ったあなたは、スーパーマンて訳！？〟って、場面が出てきたの覚えてる？そう、コナンのめがねは、『スーパーマン』（’78年/C・リーブ主演）から頂いたの。正体隠すためのアイテムは〝めがね！！〟これっきゃない！って、決めてたんだ。
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<u>『スーパーマン』（’78・米）</u></br>
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元祖ヒーロー映像化決定版。主演C・リーブは、先生いわく「ホントにスーパーマンみたいな顔してる(笑)」
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〝コナン〟の前の作品に、『YAIBA』があるんだけど、これは『魔界転生』（’81年/沢田研二主演）的かも！？
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<u>『魔界転生』（’81・日）</u></br>
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魔力で蘇った剣豪たちが幕府転覆を謀る。剣道部だった先生の「二番目に好きかもしれない」映画がコレ。
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<u>'''ハミダシ名画館！！（迷っちゃうほど、どれも大好き！！）'''</u></br>
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<u>『テキサスの5人の仲間』（’65・米）</u></br>
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あの『スティング』の原型とも言われる映画。ポーカー勝負でのダマし合いがたまんない！</br>
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<u>『トップガン』（’86・米）</u></br>
 +
このノリのよさがめちゃ好き。バイク乗ってウォーって叫ぶ後ろに戦闘機が飛ぶトコとかね。</br>
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<u>『シャイニング』（’80・米）</u></br>
 +
ホラーの1位はコレ！見せ方が怖いね。うまいね。J・ニコルソンは元々怖い顔だけど（笑）。</br>
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 +
<u>『トゥルー・ロマンス』（’93・米）</u></br>
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ここじゃバラせないけど、ラストが最高！殺伐としてるのにウキウキしちゃうんだよね。</br>
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<u>『ダーティハリー』（’71・米）</u></br>
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イーストウッド映画は無差別に好き。本物よりも本物らしい(？)山田康雄の声もコミでね！</br>
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今後、漫画に活用したいのは、『レベッカ』（'40年/R・オリビエ主演）。あの、怖～い女召し使い、いつか描きてぇ～！！
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<u>『レベッカ』（’40・米）</u></br>
 +
大金持ちの再婚相手が、古い豪邸で出会う恐怖！ヒッチコックならコレ！最初退屈しても、早送り厳禁！
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'''<u>プログラム２・いつかは越すぞ！！黑澤監督&三十郎</u>'''<br/>
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'''映画と〝オレの漫画人生〟！'''
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―コナンのこのポーズは三十郎なのだ（笑）
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と、ここまではオレの漫画と密接な関係のある、映画の話ばかりしちゃったけど、最後に一本！！オレの人生'''〝最高の映画〟'''であり、オレの漫画の〝バイブル〟と呼ぶ'''傑作中の傑作'''を御紹介しま～す！！</br>
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それは、'''巨匠・黑澤明監督の『椿三十郎』'''（’62年/三船敏郎主演）です！！小学生の時に観て以来、今の今まで'''数十回'''てます。何度観ても、ちっとも飽きない。大迫力のチャンバラあり、笑いあり、感動ありで、'''もう最高！！最高！！'''</br>
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三船さん演じる〝三十郎〟が出てくる場面なんか、本当にスゴくてね。〝バァーン〟て扉を開いて、タンタンタンタンッて来るんですが、もう、それだけでひっくり返るほどカッコい～い。構図もライティング完璧だしね・・・・・・どにかく、'''何から、何まで完璧なのだ！！'''<br/>
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究極な漫画を描きたいって思ってる。'''ハリウッドもかなわない、世界最強のエンターテイメント作品をね！！'''
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<u>『椿三十郎』（’62・日）</u></br>
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同じ黑澤監督『用心棒』の続編。先生がどれだけ心酔してるかは、本文の通り！他を引き離して、ブッチギリの第１位！
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<u>'''❤このヒロインに、ラブをこめて！❤'''</u></br>
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<u>〝ガープ〟の奥さん</u></br>
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Wで浮気しても理解し合おうとする夫婦がイイ。人というより、役が可愛かった。</br>
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<u>ジョディ・フォスター</u></br>
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かわいいよね。かわいくない？あ、どっちかっていうとカッコいいか。でも好き。</br>
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<u>薬師丸ひろ子</u></br>
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内容よりも何よりも、『ねらわれた学園』の、髪切る前の彼女がとにかく最高！</br>
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=2003=
 
=2003=
 
===Complete Color Works Interview Aoyama x Takayama===
 
===Complete Color Works Interview Aoyama x Takayama===
 
'''Date:''' May 1, 2003
 
'''Date:''' May 1, 2003
 
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'''Published in:''' Conan Drill Official Book
 
'''Published in:''' Conan Drill Official Book
 
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'''Translated by:''' justwantanaccount<br>
 
'''Translated by:''' justwantanaccount<br>
 
T/N: Interview in Conan Drill from 2003 translated! No spoiler on the plot here, though there are a lot of interesting tidbits.<br>
 
T/N: Interview in Conan Drill from 2003 translated! No spoiler on the plot here, though there are a lot of interesting tidbits.<br>
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Q: On the art, which manga artist did you receive influence from?<br>A: Monkey Punch, of Lupin III. There's a time when Conan drinks some alcohol and reverts back to his former body, right? The alcohol called Paikaru comes from the name of a magician that appears in Lupin III. I would also say Mitsuru Adachi-san, and surprisingly a shojo manga artist named Akemi Matsunae-san, I think. And people my age all received influence to some degree from Katsuhiro Otomo-san, I think. (Ha ha, I wonder if Miyano Akemi's name comes from Matsunae Akemi's . . . it sounds like it does, doesn't it?)
 
Q: On the art, which manga artist did you receive influence from?<br>A: Monkey Punch, of Lupin III. There's a time when Conan drinks some alcohol and reverts back to his former body, right? The alcohol called Paikaru comes from the name of a magician that appears in Lupin III. I would also say Mitsuru Adachi-san, and surprisingly a shojo manga artist named Akemi Matsunae-san, I think. And people my age all received influence to some degree from Katsuhiro Otomo-san, I think. (Ha ha, I wonder if Miyano Akemi's name comes from Matsunae Akemi's . . . it sounds like it does, doesn't it?)
  
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Q: Sensei is single, but if you marry you can't continue living like this, can you?<br>A: No, I can't. If my lifestyle changes, I can't continue the current pace anymore.* When I started Conan, I thought that this would be a lot of work. When I actually started, it was truly so much work that I don't do what my superiors say. I even said that I won't do anything unless they let me do whatever I want to do. This way, I can continue because I'm doing whatever I want in life and in my work. I was told to change the name from Conan to Doyle, to make Hattori into an absolute rival, things like that, but that's different from what I'm thinking. In that aspect, I insisted on my way as the artist. So I've been doing whatever I want. You should do what you like, as you like . . . This may be quite troublesome to both mind and body, but in the end I think that I want to be consumed there. Therefore, I'm happy, after all, because I'm living this way. I think I want to continue being a manga artist until ideas run dry, or readers tell me that they don't need me anymore. Though I might say "Aaaah, stooop!" from time to time.<br>[T/N: *There seems to be a typo here - I can't find the meaning of 維待anywhere – so I guessed at what it meant.]<br>
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Q: Sensei is single, but if you marry you can't continue living like this, can you?<br>A: No, I can't. If my lifestyle changes, I can't continue the current pace anymore.* When I started Conan, I thought that this would be a lot of work. When I actually started, it was truly so much work that I don't do what my superiors say. I even said that I won't do anything unless they let me do whatever I want to do. This way, I can continue because I'm doing whatever I want in life and in my work. I was told to change the name from Conan to Doyle, to make Hattori into an absolute rival, things like that, but that's different from what I'm thinking. In that aspect, I insisted on my way as the artist. So I've been doing whatever I want. You should do what you like, as you like . . . This may be quite troublesome to both mind and body, but in the end I think that I want to be consumed there. Therefore, I'm happy, after all, because I'm living this way. I think I want to continue being a manga artist until ideas run dry, or readers tell me that they don't need me anymore. Though I might say "Aaaah, stooop!" from time to time.<br>[T/N: *There seems to be a typo here - I can't find the meaning of 維待anywhere – so I guessed at what it meant.]
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=2004=
 
=2004=
 
===Love Conan Interview===
 
===Love Conan Interview===
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'''Date:''' March 31, 2014
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'''Date:''' March 31, 2004
 
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'''Our magazine is for women, so forgive us for such a sudden question, but can we ask what is sensei’s favourite girl type?'''<br>What?! (laughs) Okay.
 
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'''If you’ll come up with it, will Gin’s or someone else’s nationality be shown?'''<br>Heh, Gin’s concept name was [Kurosawa Jin] :) Hahaha
 
'''If you’ll come up with it, will Gin’s or someone else’s nationality be shown?'''<br>Heh, Gin’s concept name was [Kurosawa Jin] :) Hahaha
  
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'''Ehhhhh! Gin has a name?! Then Vodka’s is [Uoka Saburou]? That name was in registry book!'''<br>Aa~ I drew a registry book! You can’t see it, but there’s [Kurosawa Jin] written next to Uoka Saburou. Really! Hahaha. :)
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'''Ehhhhh! Gin has a name?! Then Vodka’s is [Uokka Saburou]? That name was in registry book!'''<br>Aa~ I drew a registry book! You can’t see it, but there’s [Kurosawa Jin] written next to Uokka Saburou. Really! Hahaha. :)
  
 
'''It can’t be that they came up with their code names because of that puns! I think :)<br>Before vol. 42 people thought that Akai Shuichi is suspicious. And because of that everyone went [eeeeh?!]'''<br>He’s a good man. Hahaha :) He is a little gloomy. But this has a reason. Hehehe. :)
 
'''It can’t be that they came up with their code names because of that puns! I think :)<br>Before vol. 42 people thought that Akai Shuichi is suspicious. And because of that everyone went [eeeeh?!]'''<br>He’s a good man. Hahaha :) He is a little gloomy. But this has a reason. Hehehe. :)
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===Conan Vs Kaitou Kid Perfect Edition===
 
===Conan Vs Kaitou Kid Perfect Edition===
 
'''Date:''' April 2, 2004<br>
 
'''Date:''' April 2, 2004<br>
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'''Published in:''' Detective Conan vs. Kaitou Kid Perfect Edition pg 169<br>
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'''Published in:''' ''Detective Conan vs. Kaitou Kid: Perfect Edition'' (p. 169)<br>
 
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'''Translation by:''' Yunniechan <ref>https://yesyunniechan.tumblr.com/post/150232943761/conan-vs-kaito-kid-perfect-edition-interview</ref><br>
  
 
Hello, it’s Aoyama Gosho. Speaking about a book that’ll have Conan VS Kid battles, I was unsure, whether would people actually buy it, but at least people who are reading it right now have bought it. Thank you.
 
Hello, it’s Aoyama Gosho. Speaking about a book that’ll have Conan VS Kid battles, I was unsure, whether would people actually buy it, but at least people who are reading it right now have bought it. Thank you.
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'''Published in:''' NTV's website
 
'''Published in:''' NTV's website
 
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'''Key Plot Point:''' Boss's name has already appeared.
 
'''Key Plot Point:''' Boss's name has already appeared.
 
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===Erlangen, Germany Interview===
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===Comic-Salon Erlangen, Germany Interview===
 
'''Date:''' June 17, 2006<br>
 
'''Date:''' June 17, 2006<br>
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'''Held at:''' Press conference in Erlangen, Germany
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'''Held at:''' Press conference at Comic-Salon in Erlangen, Germany
 
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'''Source:''' [https://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMzI2NjI4MTAw.html Video] (may cause you to wait 45 secs to view) [https://conanwiki.org/wiki/Interview_mit_Gosho_Aoyama_(2006) Text] (in German)<br>
 
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Q: You never expected that it would last ten years?<br>Gosho: Never… I’m surprised myself.
 
Q: You never expected that it would last ten years?<br>Gosho: Never… I’m surprised myself.
  
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Q: What’s the most important thing to take note of when drawing Conan?<br>Gosho: When it was made into an anime, I told the artist not to draw Conan like the edogawa detective group’s Rin-san but draw him like Kogorou, a person who looks like he’s overseeing the whole case.
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Q: What’s the most important thing to take note of when drawing Conan?<br>Gosho: When it was made into an anime, I told the artist not to draw Conan like the edogawa detective group’s Rin-san but draw him like Kogoro, a person who looks like he’s overseeing the whole case.
  
 
Q: What do you feel when looking at the anime?<br>Gosho: Conan’s voice is my wife’s voice, but in the anime she’ll say “yatte ne” in a voice more fitting of her beautiful attitude *laugh*
 
Q: What do you feel when looking at the anime?<br>Gosho: Conan’s voice is my wife’s voice, but in the anime she’ll say “yatte ne” in a voice more fitting of her beautiful attitude *laugh*
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===10 Year Cinema Guide interview===
 
===10 Year Cinema Guide interview===
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'''Date:''' ??, 2006<br>
 
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'''Published in:''' Magic Kaito Volume 4
 
'''Published in:''' Magic Kaito Volume 4
 
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===Urusei Yatsura Interview===
 
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'''Date:''' September 18, 2007<br>
 
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'''Published in:''' Urusei Yatsura Volume 21
 
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いや、私事で恐縮なのですが、私の描く「名探偵コナン」めがたらたらと連載10年を越え、コナンの宿敵である黒ずくめの組織のメンバーもかなりの人数を出しました。ジン、ウォッカ、テキーラ、シェリー、ベルモットetc..<br>
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そう、こいつらの名前はお酒なのです。そして唯一残っている有名で、名前にしてクールなのは「ラム」のみ・・・<br>
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しかしこの名は日本中の・・・いや、今や世界中のまんがファンの心に刻み込まれ、皆、悟っております・・・この名を名乗っていいキャラは誰であるべきかと・・・ なにより私自身が・・・
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使えねぇ─── ぜってぇ使えねぜ！！<br>
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そのくらいこの鬼娘は、衝撃的に誌面に登場し、そのキュートな顔と、セクシーボディーと破壊的な電撃とけなげな心でファンの心を魅了し、今もなおそのド真ん中に降臨し続けているのであります！恐らくこれからも・・・手塚先生のアトムのように・・・<br>
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・・・その時は笑ってやってください・・・<br>
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・・・トホホ・・・(笑)。<br>
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Some stuff is pretty dated (like the questions about the release of [[Magic Kaito Volume 5|volume 5]]), so the most interesting things are still that...
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* ... he confirms (again) that [[Akako Koizumi]]'s magic isn't [[canon]] to ''[[Detective Conan]]''
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* ... he ponders about a [[Kaitou Kid]] prison break story
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* ... [[Conan Edogawa]] will appear in ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' someday
  
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The poster also had this to say about things from much later <br>
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in the Conan series like Rum and volume 85 (Scarlet Series)
 
  
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ラムは作者にとって思い入れの深いキャラ。いやそれだけでなく、世界のファンのためにも使えない。
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Please excuse the long break...! Have fun with the bonus material!
  
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でも、いずれ使っちゃうかもしれないとのことなので、その時は笑って許してあげましょう・・・
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'''Bonus Material Part 1 - Interview with Gosho Aoyama'''<br>
 +
We were talking with master Aoyama while he was working on the [[Magic Kaito Volume 4#Omake|Omake]]!!
  
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ラムはカクテルのベースなどに使われるアルコール度数の高い蒸留酒。今のところジン、ウオッカ、テキーラなどこの手のアルコールは全て男性に使われている。
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'''Kaitou's clothes are difficult to draw!!'''
  
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'''Q:''' Which of the stories from [[Magic Kaito Volume 4|volume 4]] do you like the most?<br>
 +
'''Aoyama:''' Hm, "[[Magic Kaito Volume 4#Black Star|Black Star]]", where [[Kaito Kuroba|Kaito]] and [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] confront each other.<br>
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'''Q:''' What's the most difficult for you when drawing Kaito?<br>
 +
'''Aoyama:''' It's really bothersome to draw his costume... (laughs)<br>
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'''Q:''' And what do you enjoy the most?<br>
 +
'''Aoyama:''' Oh, I always have a lot of fun...! In ''[[Detective Conan]]'', I always draw the hunter. Now it was just fun to draw the hunted one for once.<br>
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'''Q:''' What is the image of such a phantom?<br>
 +
'''Aoyama:''' He's just like  ghost who suddenly appears; a daredevil and a thief who's got style. I'm imagining [[Arsène Lupin]]. (laughs)
  
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一方で、女性に付けられるコードネームはシェリーやベルモット、キールなど、全てワインの一種かワインが含まれるカクテルである。
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'''[[Magic Kaito Volume 5|Volume 5]] will be released... during this century!!'''
  
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法則どおりならラムは男性に付けられるべきだが、もし名探偵コナンで使われるのなら、これまで慎重に使用を保留してきた人気ヒロインの名前となるだけに、適当なキャラには使い難いのではないかと考えられる。
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'''Q:''' Can we hope for an appearance by [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]?<br>
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'''Aoyama:''' Someday he will appear. This will be fun!<br>
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法則を破りラムちゃんのような美少女メンバーに付けられるのか、ラムちゃんの名を汚さないようなイケメンにつけられるのか、組織の重要な役割を担うキャラに付けられるのか。今後の展開は楽しみである。
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'''Q:''' Are there any other stories you'd like to draw?<br>
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'''Aoyama:''' I dream about a prison break, but who would throw a student into prison...? This causes quite a headache for me... (laughs)<br>
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⇒85巻 緋色シリーズでバーボン編が一区切り。新たに組織のNO.2である”ラム”の登場が示唆され、ラム編が始まる。</div>
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'''Q:''' When will volume 5 be released?<br>
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'''Aoyama:''' Who knows?! Maybe during this century! (laughs)<br>
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'''Q:''' Do you want to leave a message for the readers of ''[[Magic Kaito]]''?<br>
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'''Aoyama:''' I'm really sorry that you had to wait 13 years for [[Magic Kaito Volume 4|volume 4]]... Hahaha... During the time [[Magic Kaito Volume 1|volume 1]] was released I was only 4 or 5 years older than Kaito, but by now the age difference is way bigger. This doesn't make it any easier to come up with good stories. (laughs) I'm grateful for every kind of support!
  
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Speech bubble of Gosho Aoyama's [[Gosho Aoyama (Character)|self-caricature]]: "Hello, I'm Aoyama! After finally managing to complete the fourth volume, I was convinced to draw some bonus pages. Have fun!"
  
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Excuse me for being personal, but my series [Meitantei Conan] are continuing more than 10 years now, and a quite a lot of Conan’s enemies - BO’s members - had appeared. Gin, Vodka, Tequila, Sherry, Vermouth…<br>Right. Their names are all alcohol. And the only one name left, which sounds cool for a name is [Rum]….<br>But this name is carved in hearts of all Japan, no… whole world’s manga fans… And this character who has that name… I, for all, too…
 
  
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I can’t use it! I’ll never use it!!
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'''Bonus Material Part 2 - Wow! Volume 4 is out now! We congratulate!!'''<br>
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A greeting by the voice actors of the anime Kaitou Kid!
  
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Once an Oni Princess suddenly appeared on a magazine page, and with her cute face, sexy body, and destructive lightning attacks stole the hearts of her fans. Even now she continues to live inside of them! And I believe she’ll continue in the future… Like Tezuka-sensei’s Atom…<br>…Well, one day I will use this name…<br>
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'''[[Kappei Yamaguchi]]'''<br>
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Voice of [[Kaito Kuroba]]
  
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Born May 23rd in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fukuoka_Prefecture Fukuoka Prefecture]. Also voices [[Shinichi Kudo]] in the original version of ''Detective Conan''.
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===Akigoro Interview===
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You've got an email by Kappei Yamaguchi:<br>
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'''Date:''' ??, 2007<br>
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Yippee! That's what I waited for! Magic Kaito, volume 4!! It's been 13 years!! This took way too long, Aoyama-sensei! But good things come to those who wait. What's missing now is just an anime for this volume!! ☺<br>
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K@ppei Yamaguchi
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≪読み始めたとき小学生だった私も、今は大学生です≫
 
  
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「ええ～っ。そんなに年月がたったのかあ、って改めて感じました。ファンが喜ぶものを描かなきゃと思いますね」
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PS: Don't you dare to change the cast!
  
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推理漫画「名探偵コナン」を小学館「週刊少年サンデー」に描き続けて１４年目。累計１億２０００万部発行の“お化け作品”は今月、５９巻目が発売になる。
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'''[[Minami Takayama]]'''<br>
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Voice of [[Aoko Nakamori]]
  
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物語は、高校生探偵・工藤新一が謎の組織に子供の体にされたあと、江戸川コナンと名乗り数々の難事件を解決しながら、組織を追う…。
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Born May 5th in [[Tokyo]]. Also voices [[Conan Edogawa]] and was married to Gosho Aoyama.
  
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「推理ものは、いろいろなジャンルが描けるから面白い。犯人がなにかの選手ならスポーツ界、俳優なら演劇界ってね。毎回、新しい世界に出合えるから、僕自身が新鮮な気持ちで描ける。大変だけど飽きなくていい」
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On a day in January 2007, during dub recording for ''Detective Conan''...<br>
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'''Takayama:''' "Congratulations, Aoyama, that you've managed to complete the fourth volume. You've waited a really long time for that, isn't it, dear readers?"<br>
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'''Iwai:''' "Do we go eat something when the recordings are done?" ([[Yukiko Iwai]], voice of [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]]!)<br>
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'''Takayama''' (with Conan's voice): "Wait, I'm still busy."<br>
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'''Iwai:''' "Really? I'm sorry. By the way, congratulations for the release of the fourth volume of ''Magic Kaito''!"<br>
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'''Takagi:''' "Yes, it's really cool!" ([[Wataru Takagi]], voice of [[Genta Kojima|Genta]])<br>
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'''Takayama:''' "Okay... I will read the volume, too. Everyone who's starting with the fourth volume should also get the other three! ♥"
  
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テレビではアニメ化されて１１年目、１２月の実写ドラマ化も決まるなど、メディアミックスの成功例にもなっている。
 
  
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「プレッシャーは、ないですね。プレッシャーを感じない方が、楽しいじゃないですか。へへへっ。それより、僕は勘が働くのですよ。勘で描いているので、ラッキーですね」
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'''Topics: "Black Star" Special in the "Conan" TV series!'''<br>
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"Black Star" was part of a 2-Hour-''Detective Conan''-TV Special that ran in January of 2001. Its name was: "Atsumerareta Meitantei! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid". ["Gathering of Detectives! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid"] There's a magnificent scene during which Kid gets confronted with Shinichi Kudo. Because the adaptation was set in Conan's world, the magic scene with Akako was left out.
  
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最新号は、色がテーマ。「色は、子供でもイメージしやすいのでね。話の入り口は、身近なものや、はやりものを取り入れています」
 
  
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殺人をサラッと描くのは…
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'''Bonus Material Part 3 - Targets and Counter Measures'''<br>
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Kid's motives have been seen through! There's nothing in the way of an arrest now!
  
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気になるのは、長期連載の弊害。どんどん話が難しくなっていくといったケースも少なくない。その点、名探偵コナンは１巻から同じトーンを維持している。コツは。
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'''TOP SECRET - For use against Kaitou Kid'''<br>
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「専門的にならないこと。難しい言葉を使って、けむに巻くのは簡単だけど、読んでいる人にはわからなくなっていくからね」
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'''TOP SECRET - Kaitou Kid's targets and other aims'''<br>
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* [[Blue Birthday]] - sapphire
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* [[Green Dream]] - emerald
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* [[Crystal Mother]] - topaz
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* [[Red Tear]] - ruby
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* [[Black Star]] - black pearl
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* [[Golden Eye]] - chrysoberyl
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* [[Dark Knights]] - black opal
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* [[Blue Wonder]] - aquamarine
  
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題材の一つ、殺人には気を遣うという。「殺人を軽々しく扱うつもりはないが、読者が読み終わったあとで嫌な思いをしないように、サラッと流している。目標はシャーロック・ホームズ。うきうき読んでもらいたい」
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Kaitou Kid, international criminal number 1412, targeted works of art and gems from the best museums in the world. If one looks at his latest targets, a new pattern arises. Kid seemingly goes for the largest gems in the world now. He prefers objects with colors in their names. Nobody knows why this is the case, but there's no doubt that it will help in the arrest of Kid. Furthermore, Kid, who traveled around the world in the past, seems to concentrate on gems in and around Tokyo currently.
  
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週刊の連載回数は合計６２４回を数える。
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'''[[Ginzo Nakamori]]:''' Hahaha! I have analyzed  Kaitou Kid's modus operandi for three days and nights. This information is top secret!!
  
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「ネタがどうしても出なくて、１２時間近く打ち合わせるときがある。早いときは４時間で決まるのに…」
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'''Analysis 01: Different colors'''<br>
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Two of the gems Kid targeted were blue. But the "Blue Wonder" wasn't chosen by Kid himself. [[Jirokichi Suzuki|Jirokichi]], general adviser for the [[Suzuki]] financial corporation, challenged Kid to get the gem. So we can assume that Kid aims for gems with different colors. Pink or rose should be a possibility too in the future...
  
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行き詰まった時は、すでに描いた事件の要素を組み合わせられないか考えたり、「ぷらぷら歩いたり、ＤＶＤ観たり。気分転換ですね」
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'''Analysis 02: Future targets'''<br>
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We surmise that Kid wants to steal all the largest gems on Earth step-by-step. So he will choose gems he wasn't targeting in the past. These would be, among other things, diamonds, garnets and lapis lazuli. A diamond is very probable. He already targeted Europe's biggest diamond in the past, but...
  
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最終回の構想はできている
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'''Assessment:''' The largest diamond in the world with a yellow or pink color could be Kid's next target!!
  
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インタビューは、都内の仕事場で行われた。机にセットされたＩＣレコーダーをみるや、すぐ手にする。
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'''[[Saguru Hakuba]]:''' We would surely catch him if I was present! But I don't have any time!
  
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「ちっさい。今のはすごいですね」
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There are countless gems in a lot of different colors, so there is no sure way to make a prognosis. More than two hundred gems in different colors are part of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurora_Pyramid_of_Hope Aurora collection] in New York alone that cause the building to sparkle. "Red Tear" is classified as a ruby, but actually, only red corundums as classified as rubies. "Red Tear" would actually be classified as a sapphire. A lot of gems which are part of the same type get different labels and because of this, no safe prediction can be made.
  
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これが青山である。何にでも飛びつき、おもしろがる。
 
  
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鳥取県大栄町（現・北栄町）生まれ。子供時代は、山での探検ごっこに明け暮れた。
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'''Bonus Material Part 4 - The curtain rises for master Aoyama's cat, Kaito-kun!!'''<br>
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'''Kaito-kun's Gallery'''<br>
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How well can a cat named Kaito disguise itself?
  
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「だから、探検ものが描きやすい。コナンの動きは、僕の経験ばかりだから」
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Image captions from upper right to bottom left:
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* Together with my rival Conan...
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* Congratulations for the release of volume 4!
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* '''Kaito Kuroba:''' He can't compare to me!
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* During summer you wear a kimono.
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* I'm cuddly!
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* Of course I'm not scared of heights.
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* Tee-hee! Disguised as a pumpkin!
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* During winter you have to wear warm clothing.
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* Buzz! I'm a bee!
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* Together with my treasures!
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* '''Aoko Nakamori:''' He's a million times more cute than Kaito!!
  
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大学卒業後、美術教師を望んだ父に反対されたものの、「今では一番の応援者。帰省するたびに、サインを頼まれるよ」
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'''Look forward to more adventures with Kaitou Kid!!'''
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</spoiler>
  
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最終回の構想はできている。が、終了はまだファンが許さない。
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===Urusei Yatsura Interview===
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'''Date:''' September 18, 2007<br>
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'''Published in:''' Urusei Yatsura Volume 21
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<spoiler>
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'''Source:''' https://conan-4869.net/post-19866
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'''Raw:'''
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いや、私事で恐縮なのですが、私の描く「名探偵コナン」めがたらたらと連載10年を越え、コナンの宿敵である黒ずくめの組織のメンバーもかなりの人数を出しました。ジン、ウォッカ、テキーラ、シェリー、ベルモットetc..<br>
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そう、こいつらの名前はお酒なのです。そして唯一残っている有名で、名前にしてクールなのは「ラム」のみ・・・<br>
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しかしこの名は日本中の・・・いや、今や世界中のまんがファンの心に刻み込まれ、皆、悟っております・・・この名を名乗っていいキャラは誰であるべきかと・・・ なにより私自身が・・・
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使えねぇ─── ぜってぇ使えねぜ！！<br>
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そのくらいこの鬼娘は、衝撃的に誌面に登場し、そのキュートな顔と、セクシーボディーと破壊的な電撃とけなげな心でファンの心を魅了し、今もなおそのド真ん中に降臨し続けているのであります！恐らくこれからも・・・手塚先生のアトムのように・・・<br>
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・・・ま、いずれ使っちゃいますけどね・・・<br>
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・・・その時は笑ってやってください・・・<br>
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・・・トホホ・・・(笑)。<br>
  
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「期待は裏切りません」
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The poster also had this to say about things from much later <br>
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in the Conan series like Rum and volume 85 (Scarlet Series)
  
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孝行息子、コナンは続く。＝敬称略
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ラムは作者にとって思い入れの深いキャラ。いやそれだけでなく、世界のファンのためにも使えない。
  
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（堀口葉子）
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でも、いずれ使っちゃうかもしれないとのことなので、その時は笑って許してあげましょう・・・
  
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メディアミックスで広がる世界
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ラムはカクテルのベースなどに使われるアルコール度数の高い蒸留酒。今のところジン、ウオッカ、テキーラなどこの手のアルコールは全て男性に使われている。
  
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出版調査の出版科学研究所（東京都新宿区）によると、漫画（単行本）市場は、テレビ化などのメディアミックス作品が売り上げを伸ばし、厳しい出版界のなか２００１年以降２５００億円規模を維持している（０６年は２５３３億円）。
 
  
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牽引（けんいん）役の１つ、「名探偵コナン」は、日本テレビ系でアニメ番組となって１１年目。１５日からは「秋のミステリースペシャル」が全６話放送される。映画版は４月に１１作目「紺碧の棺」が公開され、現在１２作目の製作も決まっている。翻訳出版数は世界２２の国と地域にのぼる。鳥取県北栄町には記念館「青山剛昌ふるさと館」もあり、ファンの来場で賑わっている。
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一方で、女性に付けられるコードネームはシェリーやベルモット、キールなど、全てワインの一種かワインが含まれるカクテルである。
  
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メディアミックス作品について青山は、「コナンが誤解されないよう、トリックの説明などは打ち合わせる。映画版では原画を描き込むなど参加した」という。</div>
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法則どおりならラムは男性に付けられるべきだが、もし名探偵コナンで使われるのなら、これまで慎重に使用を保留してきた人気ヒロインの名前となるだけに、適当なキャラには使い難いのではないかと考えられる。
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'''Translation by:''' Yunniechan<ref>http://yesyunniechan.tumblr.com/post/150517368956/2007s-autumn-interview-english-translation</ref>
 
  
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2007’s Autumn Interview [I started thinking about the last arc]<br>“When I started reading, I was just an elementary schooler but now I am university student" [I felt like ‘Ehh? Did so much time really passed?’ once again. So I should draw something that would make my fans happy.]<br>
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法則を破りラムちゃんのような美少女メンバーに付けられるのか、ラムちゃんの名を汚さないようなイケメンにつけられるのか、組織の重要な役割を担うキャラに付けられるのか。今後の展開は楽しみである。
  
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That’s 14th year (TN: 2007) after Detective Manga [Meitantei Conan] started publishing in Shogakukan’s [Shounen Sunday]. 120 mln. copies were sold and this month vol. 59 is out for sale.<br>Story follows high school detective, Kudo Shinichi, who had taken the name of Edogawa Conan after being turned into a child by some mysterious organization. He tries to catch the organization while solving different cases…<br>
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⇒85巻 緋色シリーズでバーボン編が一区切り。新たに組織のNO.2である”ラム”の登場が示唆され、ラム編が始まる。</div>
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</div>
  
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[Mysteries are interesting because you can draw them in different genres. If the criminal is a player, then it’s sports world, an actor - the world of theater, you see. Every time I’m drawing it with fresh emotions, because of a feeling I’m going to meet a new world. That’s hard but I don’t get bored]<br>
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'''Translation by:''' Yunniechan<ref>https://yesyunniechan.tumblr.com/post/150234936186/urusei-yatsura-volume-21-interview-2007</ref>
  
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It’s 11th year after TV anime started, and with live-action drama confirmed in December, this series are a good example of media mix.<br>
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Excuse me for being personal, but my series [Meitantei Conan] are continuing more than 10 years now, and a quite a lot of Conan’s enemies - BO’s members - had appeared. Gin, Vodka, Tequila, Sherry, Vermouth…<br>Right. Their names are all alcohol. And the only one name left, which sounds cool for a name is [Rum]….<br>But this name is carved in hearts of all Japan, no… whole world’s manga fans… And this character who has that name… I, for all, too…
  
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[There’s no pressure. Rather than pressure, I think of it as fun? Hehehe. Besides, I’m more of intuitive person. I’m lucky to draw by a hunch.]<br>The latest issue had the color theme. [The color is easy for understanding even for children. I usually include things that are familiar and known to everyone into the cases]<br>
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I can’t use it! I’ll never use it!!
  
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Drawing murders without any doubts…<br>There are some negative effects about long-running series. Case are becoming to be more and more difficult with time. Meitantei Conan tries to keep the same tone since vol. 1.<br>[Don’t make it too professional. Using hard words and riddles is easy, but the reader won’t understand it]
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Once an Oni Princess suddenly appeared on a magazine page, and with her cute face, sexy body, and destructive lightning attacks stole the hearts of her fans. Even now she continues to live inside of them! And I believe she’ll continue in the future… Like Tezuka-sensei’s Atom…<br>…Well, one day I will use this name…<br>
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…You can laugh all you want at that day…<br>…Ohoho… :)
  
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One of the important things is to be considerate about crime.<br>[I’m not treating murders lightly, but in order not to disappoint my readers, I let it proceed without obstacles. I want them to read it eagerly.]<br>
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TN: Rum/Lum is a character from Takahashi Rumiko’s Urusei Yatsura 
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</spoiler>
  
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Right now there are 624 files.<br>[If I can’t come up with a story no matter what, I have around 12 hours to arrange my thoughts. Although sometimes I can decide it in 4 hours… When I got stuck, I start thinking if I can implement elements of stories I already drawn, go for a lazy walk, watch DVDs. Try to change my mood]<br>
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===Akigoro Interview===
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'''Date:''' ??, 2007<br>
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The interview was carried out in Tokyo workplace. After look at the IC recorder that was on desk, he immediately takes it.<br>[So small. That’s incredible now]<br>That’s Aoyama for you. He can be amused by everything. He was born in Tottori, Daiei-machi (now called Hokuei). He used to explore mountains all the time when he was a kid. [That’s why it’s easy for me to draw expeditions. Conan’s actions are all my experience.]<br>
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'''Published in:''' ??
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<spoiler>
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'''Source:''' https://conan-4869.net/post-5412
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≪読み始めたとき小学生だった私も、今は大学生です≫
  
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After graduating from the university, he refused to become an art teacher his father wanted him to be, but [now he’s my best supporter. Every time I return home, he asks for a sign]<br>I’m thinking about the last arc, but the fans won’t forgive me if I’ll end it now.<br>[I won’t betray your expectations]<br>His obedient son, Conan, will continue.
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「ええ～っ。そんなに年月がたったのかあ、って改めて感じました。ファンが喜ぶものを描かなきゃと思いますね」
  
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Media mix spreading in the world.<br>According to publications investigation carried by Research Institute for Publications (Tokyo, Shinjuku), manga (tankoban) market extends via media mix, such as anime serialization, and had maintained a 250 billion yen scale among the severe publishing world (253.3 bln yen in 2006)<br>One of the leaders, [Meitantei Conan] became an anime series on NTV 11 years ago. In 15 days [Autumn’s Mystery Special] would be broadcasted in 6 episodes. 11th movie, [Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure] will be out in April and 12th movie’s production had been decided.<br>
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推理漫画「名探偵コナン」を小学館「週刊少年サンデー」に描き続けて１４年目。累計１億２０００万部発行の“お化け作品”は今月、５９巻目が発売になる。
  
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It was translated and published in 22 countries and regions of the world. There’s [Aoyama Gosho’s Hometown Museum] in Tottori, crowded with fans.
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物語は、高校生探偵・工藤新一が謎の組織に子供の体にされたあと、江戸川コナンと名乗り数々の難事件を解決しながら、組織を追う…。
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=2008=
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「推理ものは、いろいろなジャンルが描けるから面白い。犯人がなにかの選手ならスポーツ界、俳優なら演劇界ってね。毎回、新しい世界に出合えるから、僕自身が新鮮な気持ちで描ける。大変だけど飽きなくていい」
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===Conan and Kindaichi Files Interview #1===
 
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'''Date:''' April 10, 2008<br>
 
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'''Published in:''' Detective Conan & Kindaichi Case files #1
 
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'''Translated by:''' justwantanaccount<br>
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テレビではアニメ化されて１１年目、１２月の実写ドラマ化も決まるなど、メディアミックスの成功例にもなっている。
  
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'''First, please tell the details on how the serializations began.'''<br>
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「プレッシャーは、ないですね。プレッシャーを感じない方が、楽しいじゃないですか。へへへっ。それより、僕は勘が働くのですよ。勘で描いているので、ラッキーですね」
  
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Seimaru Amagi (the writer for Kindaichi): At the time we started Kindaichi Case Files, genuine mystery manga using tricks were hopeless. When I started this job, there were a few themes that I wanted to do, and mystery manga was one of them. I thought of plans according to that.<br>
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最新号は、色がテーマ。「色は、子供でもイメージしやすいのでね。話の入り口は、身近なものや、はやりものを取り入れています」
  
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Fumiya Sato (the illustrator for Kindaichi): For me, after returning from a trip, there was a probe about Kindaichi from the editorial department. At the time, it didn't sell, so it was the time when I thought about things like “what should I do next?”<br>
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殺人をサラッと描くのは…
  
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Gosho Aoyama: Same feel for me. In my case, I was probed, “Since Kindaichi is popular, can do you do that kind of manga for Shonen Sunday?” At first, though, I had no interest at all. It would be a lot of trouble, you see.<br>
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気になるのは、長期連載の弊害。どんどん話が難しくなっていくといったケースも少なくない。その点、名探偵コナンは１巻から同じトーンを維持している。コツは。
  
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Sato: You were already drawing Magic Kaito at the time, though, right?<br>
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「専門的にならないこと。難しい言葉を使って、けむに巻くのは簡単だけど、読んでいる人にはわからなくなっていくからね」
  
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Aoyama: That's thief material, you see. For thief material, you only have to steal something so it's easy.<br>
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題材の一つ、殺人には気を遣うという。「殺人を軽々しく扱うつもりはないが、読者が読み終わったあとで嫌な思いをしないように、サラッと流している。目標はシャーロック・ホームズ。うきうき読んでもらいたい」
  
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週刊の連載回数は合計６２４回を数える。
  
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Amagi: By nature, children love mysteries, and we read mystery novels when we were small, too. For manga, I thought that I could do it if I stretched it long with mysteries.<br>
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「ネタがどうしても出なくて、１２時間近く打ち合わせるときがある。早いときは４時間で決まるのに…」
  
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Aoyama: But when you actually do it, you understand why no one does it. Lines are long, and it's a lot of trouble.<br>
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行き詰まった時は、すでに描いた事件の要素を組み合わせられないか考えたり、「ぷらぷら歩いたり、ＤＶＤ観たり。気分転換ですね」
  
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Sato: At the beginning of Kindaichi's serialization, I thought it would only last about a year.<br>
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最終回の構想はできている
  
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Aoyama: I, too, thought that it would only last about three months, since it's difficult to continue material-wise.<br>
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インタビューは、都内の仕事場で行われた。机にセットされたＩＣレコーダーをみるや、すぐ手にする。
  
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Sato: And then you do it at a weekly pace, so it's too unreasonable.<br>
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「ちっさい。今のはすごいですね」
  
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Aoyama: But Kindaichi served as quite a reference. I practically copied the part where the culprit is completely black.<br>
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これが青山である。何にでも飛びつき、おもしろがる。
  
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Everyone: (Laughs wildly)<br>
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鳥取県大栄町（現・北栄町）生まれ。子供時代は、山での探検ごっこに明け暮れた。
  
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Amagi: That's Sato-sensei's invention. In the original work, I only wrote, “make sure you cannot identify the person.”<br>
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「だから、探検ものが描きやすい。コナンの動きは、僕の経験ばかりだから」
  
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Sato: They're merely black, that's all.<br>
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大学卒業後、美術教師を望んだ父に反対されたものの、「今では一番の応援者。帰省するたびに、サインを頼まれるよ」
  
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Aoyama: But you can't tell who it is, and it feels eerie.<br>
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最終回の構想はできている。が、終了はまだファンが許さない。
  
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Amagi: There's a rule to it, isn't there? You draw the same body type for both men and women. Then, when the culprit is revealed, even if the body type changes no one makes a joke about it.<br>
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「期待は裏切りません」
  
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Aoyama: In novels, you explain the evidence, culprit, etc. in the text, but in manga, you can deftly draw them somewhere in the panel to build your trick.<br>
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孝行息子、コナンは続く。＝敬称略
  
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Amagi: Mysteries are basically novels, so visual mysteries were untouched. When I realized that, I thought that I could do it for a long time. Meanwhile, I'll continue to give Sato-sensei trouble.<br>
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（堀口葉子）
  
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メディアミックスで広がる世界
  
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'''Do you verify your tricks?'''<br>
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出版調査の出版科学研究所（東京都新宿区）によると、漫画（単行本）市場は、テレビ化などのメディアミックス作品が売り上げを伸ばし、厳しい出版界のなか２００１年以降２５００億円規模を維持している（０６年は２５３３億円）。
  
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Aoyama: For the trick that locks the door from the outside with tape, I got the editor to go outside and test it. But for tricks involving sealed rooms, I must show all the room beforehand for the trick. That is quite difficult.<br>
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牽引（けんいん）役の１つ、「名探偵コナン」は、日本テレビ系でアニメ番組となって１１年目。１５日からは「秋のミステリースペシャル」が全６話放送される。映画版は４月に１１作目「紺碧の棺」が公開され、現在１２作目の製作も決まっている。翻訳出版数は世界２２の国と地域にのぼる。鳥取県北栄町には記念館「青山剛昌ふるさと館」もあり、ファンの来場で賑わっている。
  
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Drawing-wise, drawing apart the characters must be a lot of trouble.<br>
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メディアミックス作品について青山は、「コナンが誤解されないよう、トリックの説明などは打ち合わせる。映画版では原画を描き込むなど参加した」という。</div>
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'''Translation by:''' Yunniechan<ref>https://yesyunniechan.tumblr.com/post/150517368956/2007s-autumn-interview-english-translation</ref>
  
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Aoyama: A lot of characters appear in Kindaichi at once – drawing apart seems like a lot of trouble.<br>
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2007’s Autumn Interview [I started thinking about the last arc]<br>“When I started reading, I was just an elementary schooler but now I am university student" [I felt like ‘Ehh? Did so much time really passed?’ once again. So I should draw something that would make my fans happy.]<br>
  
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Sato: I don't put much effort into drawing apart anymore (laughs). When I draw, things like “I might draw this tear-inducing, good-things-saying character the same way I drew that mean lady” happen.<br>
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That’s 14th year (TN: 2007) after Detective Manga [Meitantei Conan] started publishing in Shogakukan’s [Shounen Sunday]. 120 mln. copies were sold and this month vol. 59 is out for sale.<br>Story follows high school detective, Kudo Shinichi, who had taken the name of Edogawa Conan after being turned into a child by some mysterious organization. He tries to catch the organization while solving different cases…<br>
  
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[Mysteries are interesting because you can draw them in different genres. If the criminal is a player, then it’s sports world, an actor - the world of theater, you see. Every time I’m drawing it with fresh emotions, because of a feeling I’m going to meet a new world. That’s hard but I don’t get bored]<br>
  
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'''What about the characters' names?'''<br>
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It’s 11th year after TV anime started, and with live-action drama confirmed in December, this series are a good example of media mix.<br>
  
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Aoyama: For me, I match with the theme of the work – for example, if the story was about the sky, I would give bird-related names. I get letters like “this time, [the names are based on] birds, right?” This is for self-satisfaction, though.<br>
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[There’s no pressure. Rather than pressure, I think of it as fun? Hehehe. Besides, I’m more of intuitive person. I’m lucky to draw by a hunch.]<br>The latest issue had the color theme. [The color is easy for understanding even for children. I usually include things that are familiar and known to everyone into the cases]<br>
  
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Sato: We don't use realistic names, do we?<br>
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Drawing murders without any doubts…<br>There are some negative effects about long-running series. Case are becoming to be more and more difficult with time. Meitantei Conan tries to keep the same tone since vol. 1.<br>[Don’t make it too professional. Using hard words and riddles is easy, but the reader won’t understand it]
  
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Amagi: We try not to repeat the mood of the previous names. Characters that don't appear for long lasts only about three chapters, up to maybe 15 chapters, so in a sense the characters are built on the name. Give dubious names to dubious guys.<br>
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One of the important things is to be considerate about crime.<br>[I’m not treating murders lightly, but in order not to disappoint my readers, I let it proceed without obstacles. I want them to read it eagerly.]<br>
  
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Aoyama: I see.<br>
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Right now there are 624 files.<br>[If I can’t come up with a story no matter what, I have around 12 hours to arrange my thoughts. Although sometimes I can decide it in 4 hours… When I got stuck, I start thinking if I can implement elements of stories I already drawn, go for a lazy walk, watch DVDs. Try to change my mood]<br>
  
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Sato: For forsaken heroins, we may use kanji's meaning “winter” or something that feels cold.<br>
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The interview was carried out in Tokyo workplace. After look at the IC recorder that was on desk, he immediately takes it.<br>[So small. That’s incredible now]<br>That’s Aoyama for you. He can be amused by everything. He was born in Tottori, Daiei-machi (now called Hokuei). He used to explore mountains all the time when he was a kid. [That’s why it’s easy for me to draw expeditions. Conan’s actions are all my experience.]<br>
  
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Aoyama: Characters are named well in Kindaichi. The names are quite scary. Names are truly important, aren't they?<br>
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After graduating from the university, he refused to become an art teacher his father wanted him to be, but [now he’s my best supporter. Every time I return home, he asks for a sign]<br>I’m thinking about the last arc, but the fans won’t forgive me if I’ll end it now.<br>[I won’t betray your expectations]<br>His obedient son, Conan, will continue.
  
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Sato: You can convey a mood through the name's ideographs.<br>
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Media mix spreading in the world.<br>According to publications investigation carried by Research Institute for Publications (Tokyo, Shinjuku), manga (tankoban) market extends via media mix, such as anime serialization, and had maintained a 250 billion yen scale among the severe publishing world (253.3 bln yen in 2006)<br>One of the leaders, [Meitantei Conan] became an anime series on NTV 11 years ago. In 15 days [Autumn’s Mystery Special] would be broadcasted in 6 episodes. 11th movie, [Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure] will be out in April and 12th movie’s production had been decided.<br>
  
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It was translated and published in 22 countries and regions of the world. There’s [Aoyama Gosho’s Hometown Museum] in Tottori, crowded with fans.
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'''Both Conan and Kindaichi take place at various locations. Do you go to places for reference?'''<br>
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=2008=
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===Conan and Kindaichi Files Interview #1===
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'''Date:''' April 10, 2008<br>
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'''Published in:''' Detective Conan & Kindaichi Case files #1
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'''Translated by:''' justwantanaccount<br>
  
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Aoyama: When I drew the story about the sleeping car train Hokutosei, I actually rode it. When I took pictures, I had to get off in the middle, though.<br>
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'''First, please tell the details on how the serializations began.'''<br>
  
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Sato: I drew material about trains, but I never went . . .<br>
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{{font color|red|Seimaru Amagi (the writer for Kindaichi)}}: At the time we started Kindaichi Case Files, genuine mystery manga using tricks were hopeless. When I started this job, there were a few themes that I wanted to do, and mystery manga was one of them. I thought of plans according to that.<br>
  
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Aoyama: But traveling with the editor is dull, isn't it?<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Fumiya Sato (the illustrator for Kindaichi)}}: For me, after returning from a trip, there was a probe about Kindaichi from the editorial department. At the time, it didn't sell, so it was the time when I thought about things like “what should I do next?”<br>
  
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Sato: That happens!<br>
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{{font color|blue|Gosho Aoyama}}: Same feel for me. In my case, I was probed, “Since Kindaichi is popular, can do you do that kind of manga for Shonen Sunday?” At first, though, I had no interest at all. It would be a lot of trouble, you see.<br>
  
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Amagi: What did we do at Kindaichi's time?<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: You were already drawing Magic Kaito at the time, though, right?<br>
  
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Sato: The staff went and took pictures. We never went to Hokkaido! Even Hajime went many times, though he's only a high school student.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: That's thief material, you see. For thief material, you only have to steal something so it's easy.<br>
  
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Aoyama: (laughs)<br>
 
  
 +
{{font color|red|Amagi}}: By nature, children love mysteries, and we read mystery novels when we were small, too. For manga, I thought that I could do it if I stretched it long with mysteries.<br>
  
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'''Snowy places appear often in Kindaichi. What is the reason?'''<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: But when you actually do it, you understand why no one does it. Lines are long, and it's a lot of trouble.<br>
  
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Sato: Because it's easy to isolate people in winter.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: At the beginning of Kindaichi's serialization, I thought it would only last about a year.<br>
  
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Aoyama: There was a trick that made footprints appear by sprinkling salt, wasn't there? I thought that it was good.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I, too, thought that it would only last about three months, since it's difficult to continue material-wise.<br>
  
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Amagi: It was simple and easy to understand, and it was beautiful, too, wasn't it? I like the phrase “sakura snow”, too. I had a lot of fun writing it at the time.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: And then you do it at a weekly pace, so it's too unreasonable.<br>
  
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Aoyama: At the time? (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: But Kindaichi served as quite a reference. I practically copied the part where the culprit is completely black.<br>
  
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Sato: We tried to change the taste a little for that, since we'd done this for a long time back then.<br>
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Everyone: (Laughs wildly)<br>
  
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: That's Sato-sensei's invention. In the original work, I only wrote, “make sure you cannot identify the person.”<br>
  
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'''Did you do location hunting at the time?'''<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: They're merely black, that's all.<br>
  
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Sato: No, not at all!<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: But you can't tell who it is, and it feels eerie.<br>
  
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Aoyama: (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: There's a rule to it, isn't there? You draw the same body type for both men and women. Then, when the culprit is revealed, even if the body type changes no one makes a joke about it.<br>
  
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: In novels, you explain the evidence, culprit, etc. in the text, but in manga, you can deftly draw them somewhere in the panel to build your trick.<br>
  
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'''What do you think is the appeal of mystery manga?'''<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: Mysteries are basically novels, so visual mysteries were untouched. When I realized that, I thought that I could do it for a long time. Meanwhile, I'll continue to give Sato-sensei trouble.<br>
  
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Amagi: The number one appeal would be solving mysteries. That aspect is manga-esque now, isn't it?<br>
 
  
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Sato: In the end, if there is a mystery, one must solve it.<br>
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'''Do you verify your tricks?'''<br>
  
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Aoyama: Love comedy is an element in Kindaichi and Conan.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: For the trick that locks the door from the outside with tape, I got the editor to go outside and test it. But for tricks involving sealed rooms, I must show all the room beforehand for the trick. That is quite difficult.<br>
  
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Drawing-wise, drawing apart the characters must be a lot of trouble.<br>
  
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'''Characters like female high school student heroines and sexy women appear, don't they?'''<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: A lot of characters appear in Kindaichi at once – drawing apart seems like a lot of trouble.<br>
  
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Amagi: It's a promise.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: I don't put much effort into drawing apart anymore (laughs). When I draw, things like “I might draw this tear-inducing, good-things-saying character the same way I drew that mean lady” happen.<br>
  
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Aoyama: Not much sexy girls appear in Conan, though beautiful women might float naked in a bathtub in Kindaichi.<br>
 
  
−
Sato: That's because we're at Shonen Magazine (laughs).<br>
+
'''What about the characters' names?'''<br>
  
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Amagi: Shower scenes and such.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: For me, I match with the theme of the work – for example, if the story was about the sky, I would give bird-related names. I get letters like “this time, [the names are based on] birds, right?” This is for self-satisfaction, though.<br>
  
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Aoyama: The editorial department would stop it in Shonen Sunday (laughs).<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: We don't use realistic names, do we?<br>
  
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Sato: Shonen Sunday doesn't do it much from the old days, do they?<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: We try not to repeat the mood of the previous names. Characters that don't appear for long lasts only about three chapters, up to maybe 15 chapters, so in a sense the characters are built on the name. Give dubious names to dubious guys.<br>
  
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Amagi: Mystery mangas are logical and hard to understand, aren't they? So you include eye-catching panty shots to make the readers want to try reading, because you don't want to limit the audience.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I see.<br>
  
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Sato: Those kind of pulls really does become the start sometimes in manga, doesn't it? Some readers start reading simply because cute girls appear in the manga.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: For forsaken heroins, we may use kanji's meaning “winter” or something that feels cold.<br>
  
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Aoyama: For me, I drew with the intention to include elements of love comedy in Conan from the beginning. The protagonist becoming small is truly a love comedy, you see. I thought that having a small boy and a girl that the boy's real self loves would be interesting.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Characters are named well in Kindaichi. The names are quite scary. Names are truly important, aren't they?<br>
  
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Amagi: That sounds interesting, even if it wasn't a mystery manga.<br>
+
{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: You can convey a mood through the name's ideographs.<br>
  
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Aoyama: Yes, that part by itself without deductions would be good, I think.<br>
 
  
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Amagi: The small boy might look inside a skirt really quick.<br>
+
'''Both Conan and Kindaichi take place at various locations. Do you go to places for reference?'''<br>
  
−
Sato: That's only in Shonen Magazine!<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: When I drew the story about the sleeping car train Hokutosei, I actually rode it. When I took pictures, I had to get off in the middle, though.<br>
  
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Amagi: That's true (laughs).<br>
+
{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: I drew material about trains, but I never went . . .<br>
  
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: But traveling with the editor is dull, isn't it?<br>
  
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'''Then, what is especially troublesome doing a mystery manga?'''<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: That happens!<br>
  
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Amagi: Though the motive for the case is really important, in truth there aren't much variation, is there?<br>
+
{{font color|red|Amagi}}: What did we do at Kindaichi's time?<br>
  
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Aoyama: You use everything, and running out of ideas on interesting motives become imminent (laughs).<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: The staff went and took pictures. We never went to Hokkaido! Even Hajime went many times, though he's only a high school student.<br>
  
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Amagi: Since the readership is wide in manga, you have to hype up dramatically or else the readers may start feeling unsatisfied.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: (laughs)<br>
  
−
Sato: The motive for the murder starts changing, too. In the old days, you use “my lover was killed . . .”, but recently it became “in truth the person wasn't even my lover!” - it becomes distorted like this.<br>
 
  
−
Aoyama: That's true, twists are essential.<br>
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'''Snowy places appear often in Kindaichi. What is the reason?'''<br>
  
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Amagi: If you make it a simple revenge and the like, you get told that you've already done it before.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: Because it's easy to isolate people in winter.<br>
  
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Aoyama: I think “I did this, didn't I?”, even when I'm drawing myself.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: There was a trick that made footprints appear by sprinkling salt, wasn't there? I thought that it was good.<br>
  
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Amagi: Yes, yes. I ran out of ideas for motives in the first 1~2 years. I've had difficulty ever since.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: It was simple and easy to understand, and it was beautiful, too, wasn't it? I like the phrase “sakura snow”, too. I had a lot of fun writing it at the time.<br>
  
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: At the time? (laughs)<br>
  
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'''Catch phrases are characteristic, too, aren't they?'''<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: We tried to change the taste a little for that, since we'd done this for a long time back then.<br>
  
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Amagi: They tighten the story, and I like how it gives the expectation that the tables will be turned from that point on. Thanks to “In the name of grandpa”, I feel that I've gained one chapter's worth.<br>
 
  
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Aoyama: In Conan's case, he says “Edogawa Conan – a detective” from time to time, and that's it. Maybe I should make him say “In the name of ___”, at least once.<br>
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'''Did you do location hunting at the time?'''<br>
  
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Everyone: (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: No, not at all!<br>
  
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Amagi: Yes, let us exchange!<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: (laughs)<br>
  
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Aoyama: You'll make him say “Kindaichi Hajime – a detective”?<br>
 
  
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Amagi: I like it!<br>
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'''What do you think is the appeal of mystery manga?'''<br>
  
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Sato: But he's a high school student.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: The number one appeal would be solving mysteries. That aspect is manga-esque now, isn't it?<br>
  
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Amagi: Someone might joke, “He's not [officially] a detective, is he?”<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: In the end, if there is a mystery, one must solve it.<br>
  
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Love comedy is an element in Kindaichi and Conan.<br>
  
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'''As a result of the two works' influence, manga with a lot of text increased, didn't it?'''<br>
 
  
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Aoyama: Maybe, perhaps.<br>
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'''Characters like female high school student heroines and sexy women appear, don't they?'''<br>
  
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Amagi: It became acceptable due to the hits, didn't it?<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: It's a promise.<br>
  
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Sato: The readers nowadays can apparently understand better.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Not much sexy girls appear in Conan, though beautiful women might float naked in a bathtub in Kindaichi.<br>
  
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Amagi: For example, in the old days, the amount of text in this manga, which was also made into a film, was impossible. It's at the level that if you applied for the New Talent Award, you'll be told to cut down the text to a third.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: That's because we're at Shonen Magazine (laughs).<br>
  
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Aoyama: But readers came to accept this.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: Shower scenes and such.<br>
  
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Sato: Games exist, too – readers got accustomed to reading more text, didn't they?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: The editorial department would stop it in Shonen Sunday (laughs).<br>
  
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Aoyama: But the one that created most of this is Kindaichi, isn't it?<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: Shonen Sunday doesn't do it much from the old days, do they?<br>
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 +
{{font color|red|Amagi}}: Mystery mangas are logical and hard to understand, aren't they? So you include eye-catching panty shots to make the readers want to try reading, because you don't want to limit the audience.<br>
 +
 
 +
{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: Those kind of pulls really does become the start sometimes in manga, doesn't it? Some readers start reading simply because cute girls appear in the manga.<br>
 +
 
 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: For me, I drew with the intention to include elements of love comedy in Conan from the beginning. The protagonist becoming small is truly a love comedy, you see. I thought that having a small boy and a girl that the boy's real self loves would be interesting.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: That sounds interesting, even if it wasn't a mystery manga.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Yes, that part by itself without deductions would be good, I think.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: The small boy might look inside a skirt really quick.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: That's only in Shonen Magazine!<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: That's true (laughs).<br>
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 +
 
 +
'''Then, what is especially troublesome doing a mystery manga?'''<br>
 +
 
 +
{{font color|red|Amagi}}: Though the motive for the case is really important, in truth there aren't much variation, is there?<br>
 +
 
 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: You use everything, and running out of ideas on interesting motives become imminent (laughs).<br>
 +
 
 +
{{font color|red|Amagi}}: Since the readership is wide in manga, you have to hype up dramatically or else the readers may start feeling unsatisfied.<br>
 +
 
 +
{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: The motive for the murder starts changing, too. In the old days, you use “my lover was killed . . .”, but recently it became “in truth the person wasn't even my lover!” - it becomes distorted like this.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: That's true, twists are essential.<br>
 +
 
 +
{{font color|red|Amagi}}: If you make it a simple revenge and the like, you get told that you've already done it before.<br>
 +
 
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I think “I did this, didn't I?”, even when I'm drawing myself.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: Yes, yes. I ran out of ideas for motives in the first 1~2 years. I've had difficulty ever since.<br>
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'''Catch phrases are characteristic, too, aren't they?'''<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: They tighten the story, and I like how it gives the expectation that the tables will be turned from that point on. Thanks to “In the name of grandpa”, I feel that I've gained one chapter's worth.<br>
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 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: In Conan's case, he says “Edogawa Conan – a detective” from time to time, and that's it. Maybe I should make him say “In the name of ___”, at least once.<br>
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Everyone: (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: Yes, let us exchange!<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: You'll make him say “Kindaichi Hajime – a detective”?<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: I like it!<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: But he's a high school student.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: Someone might joke, “He's not [officially] a detective, is he?”<br>
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'''As a result of the two works' influence, manga with a lot of text increased, didn't it?'''<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Maybe, perhaps.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: It became acceptable due to the hits, didn't it?<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: The readers nowadays can apparently understand better.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: For example, in the old days, the amount of text in this manga, which was also made into a film, was impossible. It's at the level that if you applied for the New Talent Award, you'll be told to cut down the text to a third.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: But readers came to accept this.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: Games exist, too – readers got accustomed to reading more text, didn't they?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: But the one that created most of this is Kindaichi, isn't it?<br>
  
  
 
'''Then, do you prohibit yourselves from doing anything in the manga?'''<br>
 
'''Then, do you prohibit yourselves from doing anything in the manga?'''<br>
  
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Aoyama: That would be indiscriminate killings. I take care to include a motive, even if it looks indiscriminate.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: That would be indiscriminate killings. I take care to include a motive, even if it looks indiscriminate.<br>
  
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Sato: It'll be a different manga if we do a psycho killer.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: It'll be a different manga if we do a psycho killer.<br>
  
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Amagi: Indiscriminate killings and the like feel like you've run out of ideas, and there's the fear that they might interest those with cruel tendencies.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: Indiscriminate killings and the like feel like you've run out of ideas, and there's the fear that they might interest those with cruel tendencies.<br>
  
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Aoyama: That's true. It would be problematic if people sympathized with the culprit and attempted murder.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: That's true. It would be problematic if people sympathized with the culprit and attempted murder.<br>
  
  
 
'''Kindaichi focus on longer cases, and Conan focus on shorter cases, don't they?'''<br>
 
'''Kindaichi focus on longer cases, and Conan focus on shorter cases, don't they?'''<br>
  
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Amagi: About 14, 15 chapters.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: About 14, 15 chapters.<br>
  
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Aoyama: That's amazing. In Conan, one case is three chapters, six chapters at the longest. First, a person dies, then the mystery is presented, and finally the case gets solved. This is the golden pattern. Right now, I can't draw more than that. You two are doing well.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: That's amazing. In Conan, one case is three chapters, six chapters at the longest. First, a person dies, then the mystery is presented, and finally the case gets solved. This is the golden pattern. Right now, I can't draw more than that. You two are doing well.<br>
  
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Sato: That's because the plot is divided with Amagi-sensei.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: That's because the plot is divided with Amagi-sensei.<br>
  
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Amagi: But sometimes you begin before you complete the plot.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: But sometimes you begin before you complete the plot.<br>
  
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Aoyama: Do you never contradict each other?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Do you never contradict each other?<br>
  
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Sato: It does happen.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: It does happen.<br>
  
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Amagi: For example, even though it's a wedding, the bridegroom is missing. [In another example,] I said that, since I'll put it in the pre-manuscript later, why don't you put a bag or something over the head, and there really was a bag over the head.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: For example, even though it's a wedding, the bridegroom is missing. [In another example,] I said that, since I'll put it in the pre-manuscript later, why don't you put a bag or something over the head, and there really was a bag over the head.<br>
  
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Aoyama: Does Sato-sensei never want to change the original work?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Does Sato-sensei never want to change the original work?<br>
  
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Sato: As you'd expect, I can't change the trick, but sometimes I change the emotional parts.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: As you'd expect, I can't change the trick, but sometimes I change the emotional parts.<br>
  
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Amagi: On how to draw the characters, there are parts that I leave completely to you – with those parts, you have some degree of freedom, yes?<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: On how to draw the characters, there are parts that I leave completely to you – with those parts, you have some degree of freedom, yes?<br>
  
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Aoyama: Since I think [of ideas] on my own and draw on my own, sometimes I arbitrarily change arrangements with the editor. If you work with someone, I thought that that aspect seems troublesome.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Since I think [of ideas] on my own and draw on my own, sometimes I arbitrarily change arrangements with the editor. If you work with someone, I thought that that aspect seems troublesome.<br>
  
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Amagi: It's actually all right.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: It's actually all right.<br>
  
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Sato: Sometimes I add a gag ad lib. I've changed the flow in the end at times.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: Sometimes I add a gag ad lib. I've changed the flow in the end at times.<br>
  
  
 
'''Finally, do you have anything you want to say?'''<br>
 
'''Finally, do you have anything you want to say?'''<br>
  
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Amagi: Can I start? Aoyama-sensei, please continue Conan until your death!<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: Can I start? Aoyama-sensei, please continue Conan until your death!<br>
  
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Aoyama: I do feel like dying from exhaustion (laughs).<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I do feel like dying from exhaustion (laughs).<br>
  
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Amagi: If Aoyama-sensei does it, we can work hard, too.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: If Aoyama-sensei does it, we can work hard, too.<br>
  
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Sato: Yes, yes. In manga, if you don't have a rival in your genre, it's easier for your work to go to waste.<br>
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{{font color|darkorange|Sato}}: Yes, yes. In manga, if you don't have a rival in your genre, it's easier for your work to go to waste.<br>
  
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Aoyama: It's an incentive for me, too.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: It's an incentive for me, too.<br>
  
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Amagi: In truth, our fan bases are slightly different, so we can divide our habitats well.<br>
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{{font color|red|Amagi}}: In truth, our fan bases are slightly different, so we can divide our habitats well.<br>
  
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: We're no [Yomiuri] Giants and Hanshin [Tigers], but let us work hard as rivals.<br>
 
[TN: Famous Japanese baseball teams]
 
[TN: Famous Japanese baseball teams]
 
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===Shonen Sunday Interview #1===
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'''Date:''' March 27, 2009<br>
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'''Published in:''' Weekly Shonen Sunday #17<br>
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===Shonen Sunday 50th Anniversary Interview===
 
===Shonen Sunday 50th Anniversary Interview===
 
'''Date:''' July 15, 2009<br>
 
'''Date:''' July 15, 2009<br>
 
'''Published in:''' Shonen Sunday 1983 (A special issue commemorating Sunday's 50 years of publishing.)
 
'''Published in:''' Shonen Sunday 1983 (A special issue commemorating Sunday's 50 years of publishing.)
 
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===Conan and Lupin Interview #1===
 
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The dream confrontation between Lupin III and Conan in anime will be realized. What were your impressions when you first heard of this?<br>Aoyama: From Conan's side, [Lupin III is] the most powerful adversary currently imaginable. I'm highly excited.<br>Monkey Punch: When I first heard of the talk, I thought, is it possible to realize this? But I thought that, if it is, then it definitely must become interesting.<br>Aoyama: I also wondered if it was possible (laughs).<br>
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The dream confrontation between Lupin III and Conan in anime will be realized. What were your impressions when you first heard of this?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: From Conan's side, [Lupin III is] the most powerful adversary currently imaginable. I'm highly excited.<br>
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{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: When I first heard of the talk, I thought, is it possible to realize this? But I thought that, if it is, then it definitely must become interesting.<br>
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That's true, it's a stunning project.<br>Monkey Punch: The scriptwriter must have gone through a lot of trouble. I have absolutely no idea what the story will be like.<br>Aoyama: I, too, checked the script here and there. Of course [I went over] the parts where Conan appears, but since I love the original work for Lupin III, [I also] included revisions like “Lupin isn't like this” (laughs).<br>Since there is the Lupin III promise to include Fujiko's shower scene and so on, [this show] might be a little different from the usual Detective Conan.<br>Monkey Punch: [I'm] excited for that.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I also wondered if it was possible (laughs).
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It's also established that the police detectives appearing in both series are acquaintances.<br>Aoyama: Both Inspector Megure and Inspector Zenigata are from the Metropolitan Police Department, aren't they? (laughs)<br>Aoyama: In Detective Conan, Maurice Leblanc (creator of Arsene Lupin) appears as the name of the writer who wrote the gentleman thief. Since [Lupin III is] the grandchild of the Lupin written by that Leblanc, Lupin III is a fictitious person in Detective Conan's world. [Conan will] have a face-off with that [fictitious character], so this truly is a “dream” confrontation. Although this got cut, I really wanted to include the “Lupin's grandchild” line.<br>Monkey Punch: In this anime, Conan is a boy, and Lupin is a young man. I wondered how they'll put these together. In Edogawa Ranpo's novels, there was a face-off between the Kaijin Niju-Menso (Twenty-Faced Fiend) and Shounen Tanteidan (Boy Detective League) - I'd like it if that kind of feel is used.<br>Aoyama: In Conan's case, the main character is both the Shounen Tanteidan and Akechi Kogoro. The small guy is the sharpest person in the Conan world. In that sense, the confrontation is a good one.<br>
 
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Also, what's worth watching this time?<br>Aoyama: For Conan, the entanglement with Lupin & Jigen. I especially recommend the entanglement between Jigen and Conan. I added the scene where Conan, who has looked at Jigen's hands, said “You're no ordinary man, are you?”<br>
 
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I would like to ask Aoyama-sensei – what is Lupin III's appeal?<br>Aoyama: I have loved the original work since childhood - [I would] definitely [say] the cool feel [you] can get from the entire work. It's also similar to 007 in the old days.<br>Monkey Punch: I have consciously tried to draw that way.<br>Aoyama: The style is cool, too. The characters' limbs are thin. In truth, the atmosphere of Conan's mouth when he grins is in Monkey Punch-sensei's imitation. I received quite an influence.<br>Monkey Punch: Thank you kindly for that. At the time, serial magazines' readers were not boys but young adults, so with that in mind, I tried to draw with an adult-like style.<br>Aoyama: I came across Lupin III around third grade. There was one time, when I bought it from the bookstore and lined it up on the bookshelf, my parents thought that it was too sensual so they confiscated it - I had to buy it again afterward (laughs). (Editorial notice: The comic Monkey Punch-sensei is holding on the front page is Aoyama-sensei's)<br>
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That's true, it's a stunning project.<br>
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{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: The scriptwriter must have gone through a lot of trouble. I have absolutely no idea what the story will be like.<br>
 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I, too, checked the script here and there. Of course [I went over] the parts where Conan appears, but since I love the original work for Lupin III, [I also] included revisions like “Lupin isn't like this” (laughs).<br>Since there is the Lupin III promise to include Fujiko's shower scene and so on, [this show] might be a little different from the usual Detective Conan.<br>
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{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: [I'm] excited for that.
  
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It's also established that the police detectives appearing in both series are acquaintances.<br>
 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Both Inspector Megure and Inspector Zenigata are from the Metropolitan Police Department, aren't they? (laughs)<br>
 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: In Detective Conan, Maurice Leblanc (creator of Arsene Lupin) appears as the name of the writer who wrote the gentleman thief. Since [Lupin III is] the grandchild of the Lupin written by that Leblanc, Lupin III is a fictitious person in Detective Conan's world. [Conan will] have a face-off with that [fictitious character], so this truly is a “dream” confrontation. Although this got cut, I really wanted to include the “Lupin's grandchild” line.<br>
 +
{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: In this anime, Conan is a boy, and Lupin is a young man. I wondered how they'll put these together. In Edogawa Ranpo's novels, there was a face-off between the Kaijin Niju-Menso (Twenty-Faced Fiend) and Shounen Tanteidan (Boy Detective League) - I'd like it if that kind of feel is used.<br>
 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: In Conan's case, the main character is both the Shounen Tanteidan and Akechi Kogoro. The small guy is the sharpest person in the Conan world. In that sense, the confrontation is a good one.
  
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Lupin III was too stimulating for elementary school children back then, wasn't it?<br>Monkey Punch: Actually, back when I was drawing Lupin III, a child who might be in kindergarten said “Buy Lupin!” to the mother at a bookstore, and the mother replied, “[You] can't read things like these!” (laughs)<br>Aoyama: Back then, I felt excited from turning the page.<br>Aoyama: I am deeply moved to hear that you know about Detective Conan. Actually, I have something I want to ask. How did you get the pen name, Monkey Punch?<br>Monkey Punch: I got the name at a certain editorial department. I first wanted to decline [the name] since I thought it was strange (laughs). At the time, there was a jinx where pen names in katakana did't become successful, and the editor-in-chief at the time told me, “You break that jinx. If you don't like it after a year, you can pick your favorite name.” That was the start.<br>Aoyama: The pen name suits your style, and I first thought that [the name] was a foreigner's. American comics have backgrounds with high contrast, right?Monkey Punch: I like European artists and received their influence – things like that combined together and here I am.<br>Aoyama: Where did Lupin III's idea come from?<br>Monkey Punch: I was told that I'll get the cover and the opening page when the new magazine comes out, at right there I thought, Arsene Lupin. Then I said that I want to do something Lupin-related without reflection, and I started working.<br>Aoyama: I prefer the cool Lupin III in the original work. In the original work, [Lupin III was] Lupin Empire's third generation and had minions all over the world; the similarity to Arsene Lupin was appealing.<br>
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Also, what's worth watching this time?<br>
 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: For Conan, the entanglement with Lupin & Jigen. I especially recommend the entanglement between Jigen and Conan. I added the scene where Conan, who has looked at Jigen's hands, said “You're no ordinary man, are you?”
  
 +
I would like to ask Aoyama-sensei – what is Lupin III's appeal?<br>
 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I have loved the original work since childhood - [I would] definitely [say] the cool feel [you] can get from the entire work. It's also similar to 007 in the old days.<br>
 +
{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: I have consciously tried to draw that way.<br>
 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: The style is cool, too. The characters' limbs are thin. In truth, the atmosphere of Conan's mouth when he grins is in Monkey Punch-sensei's imitation. I received quite an influence.<br>
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{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: Thank you kindly for that. At the time, serial magazines' readers were not boys but young adults, so with that in mind, I tried to draw with an adult-like style.<br>
 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I came across Lupin III around third grade. There was one time, when I bought it from the bookstore and lined it up on the bookshelf, my parents thought that it was too sensual so they confiscated it - I had to buy it again afterward (laughs). (Editorial notice: The comic Monkey Punch-sensei is holding on the front page is Aoyama-sensei's)
  
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What is Detective Conan's appeal according to Monkey Punch-sensei?<br>Monkey Punch: I actually wanted to do mysteries in Lupin III; personally, when I think of detectives I think of Agatha-Christie-like, genuine deductions. In that case, the word count becomes considerable at the end and no longer manga-like. So I wanted to find a good way to do this. Then I watched Detective Conan for the first time, and my eyes were opened. A boy who's actually a high school student – I think that this is what appeals to children. I feel that [Aoyama Gosho] really did it. I should have made Lupin III swallow a pill and become a child, too (laughs).<br>Monkey Punch: How long has Detective Conan continued so far?<br>Aoyama: About 15 years already.<br>Monkey Punch: It's amazing that you've continued for so long.<br>Aoyama: Oh no, coming up with ideas is a lot of trouble (laughs). I came here after spending hours from morning coming up with ideas today, for example.<br>Monkey Punch: For me, I serialized when I absorb several things, so I didn't struggle coming with ideas. Although, the ending involved expanding what was in the head and was a lot of trouble.<br>Aoyama: For me, I ran out of ideas from the third chapter (laughs). I thought that the series would end by the first volume, and that no one would read manga with such high word count.<br>
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Lupin III was too stimulating for elementary school children back then, wasn't it?<br>
 +
{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: Actually, back when I was drawing Lupin III, a child who might be in kindergarten said “Buy Lupin!” to the mother at a bookstore, and the mother replied, “[You] can't read things like these!” (laughs)<br>
 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Back then, I felt excited from turning the page.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I am deeply moved to hear that you know about Detective Conan. Actually, I have something I want to ask. How did you get the pen name, Monkey Punch?<br>
 +
{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: I got the name at a certain editorial department. I first wanted to decline [the name] since I thought it was strange (laughs). At the time, there was a jinx where pen names in katakana did't become successful, and the editor-in-chief at the time told me, “You break that jinx. If you don't like it after a year, you can pick your favorite name.” That was the start.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: The pen name suits your style, and I first thought that [the name] was a foreigner's. American comics have backgrounds with high contrast, right?<br>{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: I like European artists and received their influence – things like that combined together and here I am.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Where did Lupin III's idea come from?<br>
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{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: I was told that I'll get the cover and the opening page when the new magazine comes out, at right there I thought, Arsene Lupin. Then I said that I want to do something Lupin-related without reflection, and I started working.<br>
 +
{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I prefer the cool Lupin III in the original work. In the original work, [Lupin III was] Lupin Empire's third generation and had minions all over the world; the similarity to Arsene Lupin was appealing.
  
 +
What is Detective Conan's appeal according to Monkey Punch-sensei?<br>
 +
{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: I actually wanted to do mysteries in Lupin III; personally, when I think of detectives I think of Agatha-Christie-like, genuine deductions. In that case, the word count becomes considerable at the end and no longer manga-like. So I wanted to find a good way to do this. Then I watched Detective Conan for the first time, and my eyes were opened. A boy who's actually a high school student – I think that this is what appeals to children. I feel that [Aoyama Gosho] really did it. I should have made Lupin III swallow a pill and become a child, too (laughs).<br>
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{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: How long has Detective Conan continued so far?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: About 15 years already.<br>
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{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: It's amazing that you've continued for so long.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Oh no, coming up with ideas is a lot of trouble (laughs). I came here after spending hours from morning coming up with ideas today, for example.<br>
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{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: For me, I serialized when I absorb several things, so I didn't struggle coming with ideas. Although, the ending involved expanding what was in the head and was a lot of trouble.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: For me, I ran out of ideas from the third chapter (laughs). I thought that the series would end by the first volume, and that no one would read manga with such high word count.
  
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What do you two take care to do when drawing your work?<br>Monkey Punch: I got influenced by the voice actors' voices for the characters after my work got animated. After I watch the anime with Yamada Yasuo-san's voice, the manga's lines become ones that Yamada-san might say.<br>Aoyama: That's true.<br>Monkey Punch: The calm Lupin becomes the “Ara ara ara”-type. I struggled trying not to be influenced by the anime's Lupin.<br>Aoyama: In Detective Conan, Kamiya Akira-san does Kogoro's voice, so lines like “I don't want to be told by dad's hoarse voice” were used. Also, since Tsuburaya Mitsuhiko's Ootani Ikue-san's voice is cute, Mitsuhiko gradually became a cute character. There are children who think that the anime is the original, too, and when I receive fan letters that say “[The manga is] different from the anime”, I can't help but think, the [manga] is the one that's original . . .<br>Monkey Punch: Children, looking at my drawings while watching anime's Lupin III, told me that “This is different” (laughs). After becoming an anime, the sharper parts from the times I started drawing became softer, and I changed the style and atmosphere, keeping children in mind. The work's atmosphere is quite different when comparing the beginning and the end, isn't it?<br>
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{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: I got influenced by the voice actors' voices for the characters after my work got animated. After I watch the anime with Yamada Yasuo-san's voice, the manga's lines become ones that Yamada-san might say.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: That's true.<br>
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{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: The calm Lupin becomes the “Ara ara ara”-type. I struggled trying not to be influenced by the anime's Lupin.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: In Detective Conan, Kamiya Akira-san does Kogoro's voice, so lines like “I don't want to be told by dad's hoarse voice” were used. Also, since Tsuburaya Mitsuhiko's Ootani Ikue-san's voice is cute, Mitsuhiko gradually became a cute character. There are children who think that the anime is the original, too, and when I receive fan letters that say “[The manga is] different from the anime”, I can't help but think, the [manga] is the one that's original . . .<br>
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{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: Children, looking at my drawings while watching anime's Lupin III, told me that “This is different” (laughs). After becoming an anime, the sharper parts from the times I started drawing became softer, and I changed the style and atmosphere, keeping children in mind. The work's atmosphere is quite different when comparing the beginning and the end, isn't it?
  
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For the end, please leave a message for all the fans.<br>Monkey Punch: As one of the viewers, I want to enjoy the interesting combination of Lupin III and Edogawa Conan. If you could enjoy that, I am happy as the original author.<br>Aoyama: Actually, I haven't checked the contents at all, so I am excited about the airing. Everyone please be sure to watch with excitement.<br>
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{{font color|red|Monkey Punch}}: As one of the viewers, I want to enjoy the interesting combination of Lupin III and Edogawa Conan. If you could enjoy that, I am happy as the original author.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Actually, I haven't checked the contents at all, so I am excited about the airing. Everyone please be sure to watch with excitement.
 
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===Shonen Sunday Interview #1===
 
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Ikeda (Voice actor for Akai Shuuichi): By the way, under what circumstance did a character named "Akai Shuuichi" emerge? In Conan, the characters are always named after famous detectives. It's curious that Gundam is the basis of this name.<br>Aoyama: There's also the possibility that (I) ran out of detective-based names (laughs). When it was decided that (we) would introduce an FBI agent who would side with the protagonist, Conan, I wanted to base the image of that astute investigator on Char. That's why (I) decided on just the last name to be "Akai (red)" at first. After that, when (I) pondered on what the first name should be, (I) decided it to be "Shuuichi" after you, Ikeda-san (laughs). Since Conan's real name is "Shinichi," and "Shinichi" and "Shuuichi" sound similar, (I) wouldn't normally pick (this name), but I thought that it would be okay, just this once.
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{{font color|red|Ikeda (Voice actor for Akai Shuuichi)}}: By the way, under what circumstance did a character named "Akai Shuuichi" emerge? In Conan, the characters are always named after famous detectives. It's curious that Gundam is the basis of this name.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: There's also the possibility that (I) ran out of detective-based names (laughs). When it was decided that (we) would introduce an FBI agent who would side with the protagonist, Conan, I wanted to base the image of that astute investigator on Char. That's why (I) decided on just the last name to be "Akai (red)" at first. After that, when (I) pondered on what the first name should be, (I) decided it to be "Shuuichi" after you, Ikeda-san (laughs). Since Conan's real name is "Shinichi," and "Shinichi" and "Shuuichi" sound similar, (I) wouldn't normally pick (this name), but I thought that it would be okay, just this once.
  
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Ikeda: What an honor! Since I get to voice the TV-version as well, I feel a quite a deep bond (to the character? to Gosho?).<br>Gosho: For the anime's important character's, I get asked by P (I don't know what the heck P is), "Do you have an image (of who the voice actor should be) in mind?" For Akai, I requested (by replying), "Who else but Ikeda-san!" and the wish came true!
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{{font color|red|Ikeda}}: What an honor! Since I get to voice the TV-version as well, I feel a quite a deep bond (to the character? to Gosho?).<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: For the anime's important character's, I get asked by P (I don't know what the heck P is), "Do you have an image (of who the voice actor should be) in mind?" For Akai, I requested (by replying), "Who else but Ikeda-san!" and the wish came true!
  
 
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: If Conan's ally's highest ranking member is Akai, then it would be interesting if there were characters with Gundam-based names in the Black Organization as well. Like "Amuro Akira/Tooru" (徹 can be read both as Tooru or Akira) (laughs). For Gundam, the good guys and bad guys should be reversed. In this case, the voice actor is more or less decided (laughs).<br>
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{{font color|red|Ikeda}}: That's true, there's only that person (laughs)
 
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===Otona Fami Interview #3===
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青山剛昌インタビュー<br>
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四半世紀に亘り、少年漫画を描き続けてきた青山剛昌。’８６年の漫画家デビューから「マジック快斗」、「YAIBA」、そして「名探偵コナン」の今とこれからを語る。<br>
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Q：先生は小さな頃、どんな少年だったのでしょうか？<br>
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A：少年探偵団みたいに友達と探偵遊びをよくしました。僕はコナンというより、光彦タイプ。調達や場所探しをするポジションで、実家の自動車整備工場の廃車置場を秘密基地にしていました。
  
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Hello, it's me, Aoyama.<br>In the course of the republication of Magic Kaito I take the liberty to show my memories of this time straightforwardly. (grin)
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Q：その頃から漫画は好きでしたか？<br>
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A：そうですね。ニャロメの絵ばかり描いてました。初めて買った漫画は、大好きなちばてつや先生の「おれは鉄平」(should be 鉄兵, seems that the magazine has a misprint)。鉄平が好きで剣道部に入りましたね。でも、親が「漫画なんて読んでも、ロクな人間にならない」という考えの厳しい人で、中学高校時代はこっそり隠れて読んでました。
  
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The Revived Phantom Thief<br>The memorable first chapter! Actually I became a Mangaka because I wanted to write about a high school phantom (grin) and so I drew it under great tension! Well and back then I was short of money which is the reason why his hatband around his tophat isn't shaded with screen tone...
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Q：漫画家への道を歩み始めたのは？<br>
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A：親に反対されていたので、高校の頃には漫画家の夢は諦めかけていました。そのかわり、絵の先生になろうと思って日大芸術学部に入学したんです。するとそこには、田舎の高校にはなかった漫研が（笑）。そこのOBに漫画家の阿部ゆたかさん（「くまちゃんのクリスマス」、「名探偵コナン特別編」ほか）がいたんです。阿部さんの仕事場にアシスタントに行って、「お前本格的に漫画描いてみないか？」と言われたのがきっかけです。
  
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The Police Are Everywhere<br>The original title „Keikan ga ippai” referred to a movie... „Taiyou ga ippai”, a movie with Alain Delon („Purple Noon”). Detective Doron is an allusion, too, because „Delon” is written as „Doron” in Japan. (grin) By the way! The words „When you bend them, they...” Kaito announces the light-emitting diode were literally written on the package of one of those things I purchased on a public festival as a kid. (grin) Appearantly they're actually known as „glow stick”.
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Q：ちなみに大学の専攻は？<br>
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A：美術学科の絵描コースです。「コナン」の巻末の名探偵図鑑はタッチが違うでしょ？今でも描けるんですよ。当時は絵を描くバイトもしていました。フジテレビの「ポンキッキ」の背景や、東京ディズニーランドの、”カリブの海賊”の背景も描きました。海賊が町を荒らしているバックのレンガ。命縄をつけられて、一枚の写真を渡されてこのとうりに描けって。給料も良かったのでがんばりました（笑）。その絵はもうないですけど。教職も取りましたよ。地元の高校に、美術の教育実習に行って。親も僕は先生になると思っていたので、突然、漫画家になると言ったら案の定反対されましたね。親父からは「わしの友達には、今にも動き出しそうなカニを描けるやつがいる。でもそいつは全然食えてない。それでもお前は漫画家になるのか？」って（笑）。でも、「もう大人だから勝手にやる」と宣言して、出版社に作品を持ち込んでみたんです。
  
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The Clockwork Heart<br>A science-fiction-thriller! A rarity for Kaito (grin). I recall that I perceived it as really exhausting to draw all the parts of the robot and that I had no computer, so that I had to write Kaito's farewell letter by hand (Haha!). By the way! In the panel the robot says „I'm Kuroba Kaito... Haha!!” Kaito's pupils look kinda strange (?). There I mimicked Akemi Matsunae of which I was a big fan back then. (grin)
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Q：最初は週刊少年マガジンに持ち込まれたんですよね。<br>
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A：はい、マガジンでは「さりげなくルパン」（「マジック快斗」の原型）で佳作を獲りました。でも、後にマガジンの編集長になった野内さんに「君の絵はマガジンに向いていない」と言われ、今度は週刊少年サンデーへ。そこで描いた投稿3作目の「ちょっとまってて」（SFラブコメ）が、’86年の小学館新人コミック大賞の入選を受賞。デビューへこぎ着けました。
  
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Kaitou Kid's Busy Day Off<br>Back then, the 3D movie „Captain EO” starring Michael Jackson was being played in cinemas and has been satirized in this chapter, although I never thought 3D movies could have been revived because of „Avatar”... (grin) By the way! When I read the closing scene today I think that the phrase „But, ice cream... still tastes great!” is my most embarrassing quote ever (grin).
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Q：翌年には初連載作「まじっく快斗」がスタート。順調ですね。<br>
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A：大学の同級生や後輩にアシスタントをしてもらっているんですが、初めて原稿料をいただいたときにみんなで寿司屋に行ってお祝いしました。自分をプロとして実感できたのは単行本の1巻が出たとき。うれしくっておまけ漫画をつけたりして、めちゃめちゃ？りました。そんな初連載作が今も続いていますからね（笑）。もうライフワークです。また夏ごろに新作を描きますよ。快斗の母・怪盗淑女（ファントム・レディ）の話・・・になる予定。でも、最初は編集さんにけちょんけちょんに言われたんです。トリックやラブコメの部分が大人や女の子にはウケるけど、少年にはウケないと。「ニャロー！」と思って描いたのが、「YAIBA」。でも、今度は少年にしかウケなかった（笑）。
  
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The Pirate Ship Unsurfaced<br>A sea adventure with Kaito? This is a rarity, too! (grin) I can't remember at all why I wanted to draw this story, but maybe I wanted a confrontation between a thief from the mainland and a thief of the seas...? (Ha!) Well, and so Kaito brought his costume of Kaitou Kid even to this place...?! (grin)
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Q：「YAIBA」の思い出を是非。<br>
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A：当時は初めての週刊連載でなりふり構わずやってましたからね。無我夢中ですよ。刀の雷神剣の中にいろんな玉を入れて強くなっていくというのは、RPGのアイテムを集めて強くなるイメージで描いていたので、そこがウケてもらえて良かったです。でも、逆に子供っぽくしすぎちゃって失敗したとも思いますね。終盤のヤマタノオロチ編は気に入ってます。うまく描けたなと思うんですが、オロチ編はアニメになっていない（笑）。今のクオリティでアニメ化してほしいですね。
  
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The Scarlet Temptress<br>There she is! Mistress Akako! To be honest, she, as practitioner of black magic, is the reason who drove me into the corner the most during Kaitos appearances in Conan. Well, you just have to accept these works as parallel universes. (grin) By the way, Kaito Kuroba is written on the handkerchief, this probably was a prank done by his mom (Chikage)... (grin)
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Q：「YAIBA」の次はついに「名探偵コナン」ですが、どんな雰囲気をイメージして作られたんでしょうか？<br>
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A：「三毛猫ホームズ」です。猫がわかるわけないのに、証拠品に触ったりして事件が解決していく。コナンも一緒。子供がわかるわけないのに、「あれれ～？」とか言って。コナンは三毛猫ホームズが喋っているイメージです。
  
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Aoyama Kid ♥
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Q：最初はどのくらい続く予定で？<br>
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A：こんなに長い連載になるとは思ってなかったですよ。最初の1巻で終わるかなと。コナンっていう名前も、編集長からアニメの「未来少年コナン」（宮崎駿監督作品）があるから、「名探偵ドイル」にしろって言われたんですが、「『未来少年』を超えてやるから！」って通しました。なのに新連載の告知記事のタイトルが「探偵少年コナン」になってて、いやいや、それはまずいだろうと（笑）。でも、10年くらい前にジブリの方に「今、コナンと言えば命探偵のほうですよね」と言われまして、「やった！」と思いましたね。
  
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Q：「コナン」の好きなエピソードベスト5を教えてください。<br>
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A：一番は「揺れる警視庁1200万人の人質」（本記事＃28）です。読者人気も一番ですね。あとはなんだろう？アニメで2時間半スペシャルだった「黒の組織と真っ向勝負満月の夜の二元ミステリー」（本記事＃35）かな。平次が初登場する「外交官殺人事件」（本記事＃10）は、新一の「そいつはちがうな・・・」って言う見開きのシーンが、演出的にうまくいったかなと思います。「真実はいつも・・・たった一つしかねーんだからな・・・」って台詞もお気に入り。アニメの台詞で「真実はいつもひとつ！」ってあるじゃないですか。あれはアニメの脚本者が書いたんですが、僕が書いたのと同時期だったんです。偶然一緒で驚きました。「なぞめいた乗客」（本記事＃24）も好きかな。コナンの「逃げるなよ灰原・・・自分の運命から・・・逃げるんじゃねーぞ・・・」って台詞が印象に残ってます。新一は台詞に気を使いますね。あと、最初の「ホームズの黙示録」（本記事＃50）。コナンの憧れの地でしたから力が入りました。現場取材もして。
  
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Volume 2
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Q：’03年のインタビューでは、次はロンドン編と仰られていましたね。<br>
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A：そうか、だいぶ時間かかったね。描いてみてやっぱり英語に苦労しました。ウィンブルドンを舞台するのは最初から決めていて、ミネルバ・グラスはテニス選手のシュテフィ・グラスがモデルです。コナンが観客席からグラスに「ボクが助けてあげるよ！！」って言うシーンがありますが、あれは’96年のウィンブルドンのエピソードを基にしてます。グラフと伊達公子準決勝、流れを変えるためだかでファンが「シュテフィ！僕と結婚して！」って言ったんです。それに、グラフは「お金いくら持ってるの？」ってジョークで返したんですよ（笑）。
  
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Stay Away From Him<br>Although it's more of a romantic tale than a thief story I really like this one ♥ Especially the panel with „Well, excuse me for being an idiot...“ is a real gem, because of how often I had to redraw it! (laughs) Additionally, Superman and Top Gun appear... which is according to my taste! It's also revealed in this story that Aoko is flat-chested. (laughs)
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Q：ロンドン取材はいかがでしたか？<br>
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A：作中に登場する場所は取材に行って撮ったところばかりです。コナンが新一に戻った電話ボックスも、ビッグ・ベンの橋を渡った先にあります。”恐怖の谷”と漫画で描いた排水溝もちゃんとありますよ。泊まったホテルもそのまま。行けなかったところはグーグルマップで調べました。あ、じゃあ取材しなくても描けたかも？（笑）
  
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Japan's Most Irresponsible Prime Minister<br>A story I used one of my then-favourite actors Hitoshi Ueki, who has passed away in the meantime, as model! I also dared to use the Japanese prime minister - this was probably really audacious... And then characters appear who look like the past leaders of the USSR and the USA, Gorbachev and Reagan... (sweating). By the way, did anyone notice the „Akako balloon“ in the night sky? (laughs)
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Q：エピソードのラスト（72巻収録6月発売予定）には新一と蘭の念願のシーンがありましたね。<br>
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A：あれは反撃？が大きかったですね。恋愛に苦手なホームズに絡めようと思ったり、「厄介な難事件」ってう台詞も前から決めていて。計算通りです。
  
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I Am the Master!<br>This story was purely written because I felt like it! Anyway, I really wanted to draw how Kaitou Kid makes a balls to the wall ride down the facade of a building... (laughs). I would be nice if they one day made an Anime out of it ♫ Oh well, even if Cleopatra's Vanity case should really exist, two thousand years later one probably couldn't use it anymore... (laughs)
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Q：ラブコメと組織の戦い、それぞれのエピソードを描くタイミングには、ルールや周期があるのでしょうか？<br>
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A：そろそろかなって言う勘ですね（笑）。ファンレターが結構影響あるかもしれない。「新一と蘭の子供時代が読みたいです！」、「そろそろ組織編描いてください！」とか。組織は読者からの期待も高いです。ただ、普通のフィールドとちがって、ハードボイルドに描かなければならないのでなかなか大変。でもハードボイルドは好きです。
  
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Would You Grow Up<br>If I remember correctly, the hang-glider associated with Kaitou Kid lifted the first time in this story. Well, one could also say that Kaitou Kid could have fled from the get-go with it, instead of stretching a rope to the Tokyo Tower first (laughs). I'd really like to bring the motorized roller skates again.
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Q：描いて楽しいキャラは？<br>
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A：灰原かな。初登場時から人気もありますね。自分が思ったとおりのことをやってくれて、言いたいことを代弁してくれるキャラです。公式HPの”コナン通信社”で僕のコメントを灰原に言わせてるのも、そんな理由です。
  
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The Boy Who Bet on the Ball<br>It has also been really daring to take real professional baseball player as a model... (laughs). I think the story was created after I talked with my editor in charge about how thrilling it would be if Kaitou Kid appeared on a pole in Tokyo Dome. Well, the Yomiuri Giants are working together with Conan in several ways anyway, so I hope they can turn a blind eye to this... (fierce laughter)
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Q：読者人気の高いキャラは？<br>
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A：今は最近登場した世良真純。どうやらぶっちぎりらしいです。名前もまあ、わかる人にはわかっちゃうんだけどね。こんなに「ガンダム」でいいのかなって（笑）。ある大物キャラの妹のかも・・・（笑）。アニメの声優さんも今から楽しみです。
  
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Ghost Game<br>If I remember correctly, I was frantically busy because I had to draw „Tantei George no Minimini Daisa-kusen“ („Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy“) three weeks in a row for the Sunday magazine, so I finished this chapter in a very short time... (laughs). Directly afterwards my series „Yaiba“ started, because of which „Magic Kaito“ had to pause for a while. Hard to believe that the series is continued until today...! (laughs)
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Q：高木刑事と佐藤刑事の恋愛も、今後の動向が気になります。<br>
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A：高木と佐藤は結婚式も描く予定です。本当は去年の映画のときに怪盗キッドと絡めて結婚しきしてやろうと思ってたんですが、映画でやっちゃうと、原作でできなくなるのでとめました。
  
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Hustler vs. Magician<br>Originally this was the true second chapter of „Magic Kaito“! But... it was rejected! Since my debut in „Sunday“ there was never a story before or after it that was rejected. It's real luck that it made it into this volume! (laughs)
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Q：「コナン」は学年読の漫画・アニメ・映画・実写ドラマと、メディアミックスも幅広く展開されています。どんな形でプロデュースを？<br>
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A：主に映画の脚本と原画に携わっています。ほかのメディアはだいたいお任せにしてますね。
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Q：最新映画「名探偵コナン沈黙の15分（クォーター）」には、どう関わられたんでしょうか？<br>
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A：15という数字をテーマにしたことに関しては、映画15周年ということで僕とスタッフの総意です。舞台の雪山は僕から提案しました。雪崩に埋まって、助かるまでのリミットが15分だったのでちょうどいいかなと。
  
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Omake<br>„Magic Kaito“ was the first Manga I was allowed to publish as a Mangaka, which could be the reason I drew this story with zest and high motivation... Oh well, this probably was my youthful enthusiasm... (laughs)
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Q：今作の見どころは？<br>
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A：最初のトンネルのスケボーシーンですね。あれかっこよかったでしょ？あと、僕が原画を描いた「言葉は刃物。使い方を間違えると、凶器になる。」ってコナンが言うシーン。原作でも一回使った台詞で気に入ってます。雪崩に飲み込まれるシーンの、コナンと蘭がすれ違うときに現れる新一の願も僕が原画を担当しました。
  
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Aoyama Kid ♥
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Q：歴代の映画版で先生のオススメは？<br>
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A：5作目の「天国へのカウントダウン」ですね。いろんなことがうまく歯み合った自信作です。僕の弟もこれが一番好きだといっていました。弟は医者でアニメオタクなんですよ（笑）。よく相談に乗ってもらっています。死亡推定時期とか、死亡要因とかね。まさに生きる医学書、超便利！声優にも詳しいので、「灰原役の声優さんは林原さんがいいぞ！」って電話が来たり。「あれじゃ人気にあぐらかいてる」なんてダメだしされたりもします（笑）。
  
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Q：「コナン」は連載開始から17年、既刊71巻の長編となりましたが、長期連載を続けるコツはありますか？<br>
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A：ないですね。逆に、新しい事件を描くときはいつもこれが最後という気持ちでかかります。でも進んでるうちに次の話が始まるという。
  
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Volume 3
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Q：長期連載で辛いと感じたことは？<br>
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A：昔書いた伏線を忘れてしまうところ（笑）。ベルモットの伏線を明かした時はすごく大変でした（本記事＃35）。あれもこれも入れなきゃみたいな感じで。前に複線をすべてメモした紙をアニメのスタッフに渡したんだけど、返してほしい（笑）。それを見れば、”あの方”の正体がわかるかも？
  
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Star Wars<br>The first „Magic Kaito“ story I drew in the Heisei era (since 1989 -editor's note). There are several stories in which someone tries to gain profit from using a false Kid, but this is the shining first one! At the crime scene Kid announced a lot of Kid fans have assembled and shout "Kid! Kid!". Pretty clever idea, huh? Because this has developed to a classical element until today.
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Q：’08年の本誌インタビューで、次の山場はバーボンと仰っていましたね。<br>
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A：バーボン編はまだ続きますよ。それとは別の山場に世良と灰原の対決を考えてあります。これは見事ですよ。どちらも”オオカミ”ですからね（笑）。
  
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The Great Detective Appears!!<br>Entrance of Saguru Hakuba! No, not only that, the chief inspector also shows his face...! Perhaps the junior was just worried because the top policeman never appears at the crime scene? (grin)
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Q：楽しみです！内容は決まっていると仰っていた最後回はいつごろに？<br>
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By the way, Kid is so bad at ice skating because I'm so lousy in it myself.
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A：それはわからないですね。でも「こち亀」の巻数は越えないと思います（笑）。台詞はもう決まってます。ラストはハッピーエンドですよ。だって僕の作品なんだからね。
  
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Kaitou Under Scrutiny<br>The skirt of Aoko's school uniform is so long and Kid's television is so big! From this you can tell the time! (Haha!) Apropos, the newspaper appearing on the last page is called „Oshima Daily Paper“ in the original version. Most of the newspapers shown in „Magic Kaito“ were named after my then editors. I beg your pardon. (grin)
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Q：20年以上週刊連載をされていますが、1週間どんなサイクルで描かれていらっしゃるのでしょうか？<br>
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A：ネームに2日半～3日、画に4日～4日半くらい。1週間使い切ってる（笑）。トリック考える時間ないですよ。だから、どんどんずれていっちゃって。たまに休載させていただいてるんですが、全然休んでいないんです。だって、原作に加え映画の打ち合わせして原画も描いてるんだもん（笑）。だから、締め切りギリギリになっても、誰も文句言わないんです。原稿落としたことは1回もないですよ。1回落とすと、ずっと落としちゃいそうで。
  
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Akako's Delivery Service<br>Kaitou Kids measurements, 1.74 m (~ 5'9") and 58 kg (~ 128 lbs), naturally are my measurements from back then! The same goes for his blood type! (grin) Back then I thought it's really cool that it's possible to figure out skin colour and age of a person just by a single hair, but today, with DNA analysis you can figure out the whole identity of the person the hair belongs to. The progress of science is frightening... (Haha!)
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Q：休暇が取れたらやりたいことは？<br>
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A：ねる。ひたすら寝る。ちょっと起きて、映画見て、また寝る（笑）。それが夢の生活ですね。あとはホテル住まいをしてみたいなぁ・・・。
  
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(Extra Chapter) Yaiba vs. Kaito!<br>I was told to draw a short, self-contained story and this dream sequence is the result. Back when I was a kid I already loved collaborations like „Mazinger Z vs. Devilman“, so I wanted to draw something like this. This is also the reason Kaitou Kid appears in Conan... (grin)
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Q：ご実家に帰られることは？<br>
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A：毎年正月だけ帰ってます。色紙を持って、サインしてくれってファンがきてくれるから。さらに、親が1年間溜めたサイン色紙を持ってきます（笑）。コピーしたやつを200枚と普通の色紙が20枚くらい。でもまあ、田舎に帰ると何もないから、絵が描きたくなってきます。
  
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Blue Birthday<br>The first time the gem Kaitou is after is the name origin for the title! Because this was the first „Magic Kaito“ after a very long time I debuted Kaitou Kid's arch-enemy and I can remember how much this motivated me... but it's also a story about a nightly firework in the midst of the city which must have made a lot of trouble in the surroundings... (grin)
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Q：やはりお仕事がお好きなんですね。<br>
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A：そうなのかな？そういえば観るドラマも刑事者とかばかりですね。最近はテレビの新番組を全部録画して、ミステリーや刑事もの以外は全部削除しています。下書き中に流しています。会話劇なら、作業中でも内容がわかりますからね。最近では「SPEC」を観ました。超能力者が出てくるのに、ちゃんとミステリーを成立させている。終盤で、当麻（戸田恵梨香）が一（神木隆之介）との頭脳戦に勝って「あたしの勝ちだ！」って言ったところがかっこよかった！戸田さんが10代だったら、実写「コナン」の蘭役をやってもらいたかったですね（笑）。
  
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Green Dream<br>Oh well, this story is nothing special, but to be honest, it's this story which grew dear to my heart. (grin) What should I say about it? The rhythm is felicitous. This story was the first time I drew Kid's „signature“ we've grown so accustomed to. You can also tell from the name of one of the persons appearing that I really loved „Furuhata Ninzaburō“ back then - a japanese police detective drama.
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Q：今年の元旦には「泥棒」に鑑識役で出演されましたね。<br>
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A：水谷豊さんとも相談させていただいて、念願叶いました。すごくいい人で、右京さんそのものでした。
  
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Aoyama Kid ♥
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Q：ドラマの脚本などに興味は？<br>
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A：隠居したらやってもいいかも。でも、僕は絵を描かなくちゃだめっていわれるんじゃない？（笑）
  
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Q：先生が漫画を描く上で大事なさっていることは？<br>
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A：男の子はかっこよく、女の子は可愛くですね。最近は蘭や世良などの女の子もかっこよくなってきちゃいましたけどね（笑）。
  
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Q：今年で画業25周年を迎えられましたが、どんな四半世紀でしたか？<br>
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A：半分くらい「コナン」ですからね。人生返せって感じですよ（笑）。始めたときは29歳だったのに。あっという間でした。自分の中では4年くらいしか経っていない感覚です。
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Hello, it's me, Aoyama.<br>Since Magic Kaito is being republished I allow myself to show my memories about the past without further delay. (grin)
 
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Crystal Mother<br>This is the Kaito-train story I always wanted to draw! Including some allusions to "Lupin III" or "Sherlock Holmes" it became a story during which I could live it up... (grin) Snake, who got severely hurt in the tunnel returns in the following chapter completely unharmed. That's what I call "tough“! (Ha, ha!)
 
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Red Tear<br>Back when this story was published the first time, the thre first pages were in color! In fact, this created a mystery: „The gem on page 1 is blue, but the one on the cover page is red... Why oh why?“ Great that we can revive this mystery in all its glory! (grin) By the way, the closing scene in which all the photos containing the fondest memories are projected against the wall is an homage to the closing scene of the movie  „Cinema Paradiso“. ♪ I used this highlight again in „Detective Conan – The Last Wizard of the Century“. (grin)
 
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Black Star<br>The first confrontation with the one and only Shinichi Kudo! In this story, Kaito says: „The inspector couldn't catch him even if he used a satellite system!“ But really, it's kind of surprising that he hasn't caught him before, isn't it?! (grin) Shinichi is firing a pistol? Akako wants to use magic to get rid of Shinichi? Little Kaito is flirting with Aoko? What a crazy story! (grin) Well, the scene in which Akako uses her magic powers was cut from TV syndication, but it was restored for the DVD, so everyone who wants to watch it, can do so now. ♥ Oh yeah, the title „Black Star“! I believe there are some readers who ask themselves why this gemstone served as the namesake of the story even though it's just mentioned in passing at the end. That's because Kaitou Kid himself is the "Black Star" after all ★ – hence the title! ♪
 
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Golden Eye<br>The first duel of the phantoms! (... maybe.) Catherine Zeta-Jones was the model for the character Ruby Jones. ♥ Well, they don't look very much alike... (Ha, ha!) In this story it's made clear that Kaito was born in June and Aoko in September! Exactly... Kaitou Kid may be a thief, but he is also a magician, so it really delighted me to slip in the name of the grandiose real-life magician Harry Houdini. (grin) There are a lot of tricky moments that show how much Detective Conan "poisoned" this story... (Ha, ha!)
 
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Dark Knights<br>The mask Nightmare is wearing is based on one I bought during a vacation in Spain, because I really liked it. It now hangs at the wall of my living room. (Ha, ha!) Again, in this story is a lot to analyze and moreover, it ends in a thought-provoking, grim mood, which isn't very typical for „Magic Kaito“. On the other hand, this isn't bad either, isn't it? Superintendent Chaki, an old acquaintance from Detective Conan, had his origin in this story. Further on, Hakuba's nanny „Baaya“ has her very first appearance in here! Actually, it's said that there is another nanny for him who has a more docile personality, but that's a different story altogether... (He, he...)
 
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Phantom Lady (Preannouncement)<br>This story revolves around how the original Kaitou Kid obtained a wonderfully beautiful jewel for the first time. ♥ It will be the first in Volume 5... I wonder when it will be released? (grin)
 
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A：まあできる限り。阿笠博士の年（53歳）までには隠居したいな、とも思いますけど、隠居したらまた漫画描きたくなるんじゃないかって。最初からずっと一緒にやってるアシスタントたちも年を取ってますから大変です。でもチャップリンみたいに「代表作は次回作」って言っときます！
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Q：次回作といえば、’08年の本誌インタビューで仰られていた「西遊記」はいかがでしょうか？<br>
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四半世紀に亘り、少年漫画を描き続けてきた青山剛昌。’８６年の漫画家デビューから「マジック快斗」、「YAIBA」、そして「名探偵コナン」の今とこれからを語る。<br>
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A：「西遊記」は描きたい！悟空のキャラデザインはできていて、読みきりをサンデーに乗せる予定はあったんですが、昔の中国の背景を描くのが大変だからもう無理かな。たぶん描かないから言いますけど、超面白いですよ（笑）。
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１９６３年、鳥取県生まれ。’８６年、「ちょっとまってて」でデビュー。「YAIBA」,「名探偵コナン」はそれぞれ小学館漫画賞の？？部門と少年部門を受賞。<br>
 
  
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Q：先生は小さな頃、どんな少年だったのでしょうか？<br>
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Q：描いてください！！では、読者に向けてメッセージをお願いします。<br>
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A：少年探偵団みたいに友達と探偵遊びをよくしました。僕はコナンというより、光彦タイプ。調達や場所探しをするポジションで、実家の自動車整備工場の廃車置場を秘密基地にしていました。
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A：長い間、青山剛昌ワールドに付き合ってくれてありがとうございます。そしてこれからもよろしく。「さぁ、次の事件です」ってね（笑）。
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A：そうですね。ニャロメの絵ばかり描いてました。初めて買った漫画は、大好きなちばてつや先生の「おれは鉄平」(should be 鉄兵, seems that the magazine has a misprint)。鉄平が好きで剣道部に入りましたね。でも、親が「漫画なんて読んでも、ロクな人間にならない」という考えの厳しい人で、中学高校時代はこっそり隠れて読んでました。
 
  
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[T/N: I'm guessing at the pronounciation of some names, so it might not be entirely accurate. ^^; Also, some characters were so fuzzy that I couldn't make it out – in that case I left a ? in the Japanese text and got the translation from the Chinese translation. As before, let me know if I've mistranslated or I've taken too much liberty in the English or something.]
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A：親に反対されていたので、高校の頃には漫画家の夢は諦めかけていました。そのかわり、絵の先生になろうと思って日大芸術学部に入学したんです。するとそこには、田舎の高校にはなかった漫研が（笑）。そこのOBに漫画家の阿部ゆたかさん（「くまちゃんのクリスマス」、「名探偵コナン特別編」ほか）がいたんです。阿部さんの仕事場にアシスタントに行って、「お前本格的に漫画描いてみないか？」と言われたのがきっかけです。
 
  
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A：美術学科の絵描コースです。「コナン」の巻末の名探偵図鑑はタッチが違うでしょ？今でも描けるんですよ。当時は絵を描くバイトもしていました。フジテレビの「ポンキッキ」の背景や、東京ディズニーランドの、”カリブの海賊”の背景も描きました。海賊が町を荒らしているバックのレンガ。命縄をつけられて、一枚の写真を渡されてこのとうりに描けって。給料も良かったのでがんばりました（笑）。その絵はもうないですけど。教職も取りましたよ。地元の高校に、美術の教育実習に行って。親も僕は先生になると思っていたので、突然、漫画家になると言ったら案の定反対されましたね。親父からは「わしの友達には、今にも動き出しそうなカニを描けるやつがいる。でもそいつは全然食えてない。それでもお前は漫画家になるのか？」って（笑）。でも、「もう大人だから勝手にやる」と宣言して、出版社に作品を持ち込んでみたんです。
 
  
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A：はい、マガジンでは「さりげなくルパン」（「マジック快斗」の原型）で佳作を獲りました。でも、後にマガジンの編集長になった野内さんに「君の絵はマガジンに向いていない」と言われ、今度は週刊少年サンデーへ。そこで描いた投稿3作目の「ちょっとまってて」（SFラブコメ）が、’86年の小学館新人コミック大賞の入選を受賞。デビューへこぎ着けました。
 
  
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Q：翌年には初連載作「まじっく快斗」がスタート。順調ですね。<br>
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Aoyama Gosho has continued drawing shounen manga for a quarter of a century. Debuted as a manga artist in '86, he will discuss Magic Kaito, YAIBA, Detective Conan, and future plans.
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A：大学の同級生や後輩にアシスタントをしてもらっているんですが、初めて原稿料をいただいたときにみんなで寿司屋に行ってお祝いしました。自分をプロとして実感できたのは単行本の1巻が出たとき。うれしくっておまけ漫画をつけたりして、めちゃめちゃ？りました。そんな初連載作が今も続いていますからね（笑）。もうライフワークです。また夏ごろに新作を描きますよ。快斗の母・怪盗淑女（ファントム・レディ）の話・・・になる予定。でも、最初は編集さんにけちょんけちょんに言われたんです。トリックやラブコメの部分が大人や女の子にはウケるけど、少年にはウケないと。「ニャロー！」と思って描いたのが、「YAIBA」。でも、今度は少年にしかウケなかった（笑）。
 
  
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Q：「YAIBA」の思い出を是非。<br>
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A：当時は初めての週刊連載でなりふり構わずやってましたからね。無我夢中ですよ。刀の雷神剣の中にいろんな玉を入れて強くなっていくというのは、RPGのアイテムを集めて強くなるイメージで描いていたので、そこがウケてもらえて良かったです。でも、逆に子供っぽくしすぎちゃって失敗したとも思いますね。終盤のヤマタノオロチ編は気に入ってます。うまく描けたなと思うんですが、オロチ編はアニメになっていない（笑）。今のクオリティでアニメ化してほしいですね。
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Born in Tottori prefecture in 1963. Debuted in '86 with Wait a Minute. YAIBA and Detective Conan won Shougakukan Manga Award in Youth (I got this from the Chinese translation, I can't read the Japanese 'cause it's so fuzzy) and Shounen Divisions, respectively.<br>
  
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Q：「YAIBA」の次はついに「名探偵コナン」ですが、どんな雰囲気をイメージして作られたんでしょうか？<br>
 
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Q: What kind of boy was sensei like during childhood?<br>A:Like the Detective Boys, I played detective with friends. I was more of a Mitsuhiko-type than a Conan-type. I was in a position to search provisions and places, with my family's car maintenance factory's scrap yard as the secret base.
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A：こんなに長い連載になるとは思ってなかったですよ。最初の1巻で終わるかなと。コナンっていう名前も、編集長からアニメの「未来少年コナン」（宮崎駿監督作品）があるから、「名探偵ドイル」にしろって言われたんですが、「『未来少年』を超えてやるから！」って通しました。なのに新連載の告知記事のタイトルが「探偵少年コナン」になってて、いやいや、それはまずいだろうと（笑）。でも、10年くらい前にジブリの方に「今、コナンと言えば命探偵のほうですよね」と言われまして、「やった！」と思いましたね。
 
  
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Q: Did you like manga from that time?<br>A: Yes. I kept drawing pictures of Nyarome. The first manga I bought was my favorite artist, Chiba Tetsuya sensei's I am Teppei. I entered the kendo club because I liked Teppei so much. But, my parents held harsh beliefs like “Those who read manga don't become a worthy human being,” so I read secretly during my middle and high school years.
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A：一番は「揺れる警視庁1200万人の人質」（本記事＃28）です。読者人気も一番ですね。あとはなんだろう？アニメで2時間半スペシャルだった「黒の組織と真っ向勝負満月の夜の二元ミステリー」（本記事＃35）かな。平次が初登場する「外交官殺人事件」（本記事＃10）は、新一の「そいつはちがうな・・・」って言う見開きのシーンが、演出的にうまくいったかなと思います。「真実はいつも・・・たった一つしかねーんだからな・・・」って台詞もお気に入り。アニメの台詞で「真実はいつもひとつ！」ってあるじゃないですか。あれはアニメの脚本者が書いたんですが、僕が書いたのと同時期だったんです。偶然一緒で驚きました。「なぞめいた乗客」（本記事＃24）も好きかな。コナンの「逃げるなよ灰原・・・自分の運命から・・・逃げるんじゃねーぞ・・・」って台詞が印象に残ってます。新一は台詞に気を使いますね。あと、最初の「ホームズの黙示録」（本記事＃50）。コナンの憧れの地でしたから力が入りました。現場取材もして。
 
  
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Q: When did you start walking down the path of a manga artist?<br>A: I was opposed by my parents, so I almost gave up my dream of becoming a manga artist during high school. Instead, I entered Nihon University College of Art to become an art teacher. There, manga research (?) existed, which didn't exist in my countryside high school (laughs). An alumni manga artist, Abu Yukata-san (Bear-chan's Christmas, Detective Conan Special Edition, etc.) was there. I went to be an assistant at Abu-san's work place, and he said, “Do you want to draw manga for real”? That's where it started.
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Q: Just wondering, what was your major at your university?<br>A: The Fine Arts Department's artist course. The touch in Conan's end-of-the-volume Illustrated Guide to Famous Detective is different, isn't it? I can still draw. I also used to draw for part time jobs. I drew the background for Fuji TV's Ponkikki, and for Tokyo Disneyland's Pirates of the Carribean*. I drew on the brick wall behind the town that the pirates are vandalizing (I think . . . I'm not completely sure). I was put on a life line, and they gave me a picture and told me to draw just like it. The pay was good, so I did my best (laughs). That picture doesn't exist anymore, though. I also took up a teaching job. At my hometown's high school, I even went to art education training. My parents thought I was going to become a teacher, so when I suddenly said I was going to be a manga artist, they stubbornly opposed me like I expected. My old man said, “I had a friend who can draw a crab that looks like it's about to start moving. But that person can't eat, at all. Do you still want to be a manga artist?” (laughs) Still, [he? I?] declared “[I'm? You're?] an adult already, do whatever [I? you?] like,” and I brought in a work to a publisher.<br>
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A：作中に登場する場所は取材に行って撮ったところばかりです。コナンが新一に戻った電話ボックスも、ビッグ・ベンの橋を渡った先にあります。”恐怖の谷”と漫画で描いた排水溝もちゃんとありますよ。泊まったホテルもそのまま。行けなかったところはグーグルマップで調べました。あ、じゃあ取材しなくても描けたかも？（笑）
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Q: Magic Kaito, your first serial work, started the following year. Things are going favorably.<br>A: Though my university classmates and lowerclassmen were assisting me, when contribution fees were paid for the first time, we all went to a sushi restaurant to celebrate. I felt like a pro when the first volume came out. I was so happy, I added extra manga. That first serial work still continues, even now (laughs). It's a life work now. I'm going to put out a new work in the summer. It'll be about Kaito's mother, Phantom Lady . . . or it's planned to be. Although, editor[s] really complained to me at first. The parts about tricks and love comedy is popular with adults and girls, but not with boys, [they/he/she] said. With Yaiba, I thought “you” while drawing it. But this time, only boys liked it (laughs).
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Q: Please, tell us memories of YAIBA.<br>A: At the time, it was the first weekly series so I did stuff without care. I was completely absorbed in it. The idea of putting in jewels into the sword Raijinken (Sword of Thunder God) to make it stronger came from RPG, with the image of collecting items to become stronger – I'm glad that part was received well. Although, I think I failed because the work became too childish, in contrast [to Magic Kaito]. I like the final stage, the Yamatanoorochi (a Japanese mythical monster with eight heads and eight tails) arc. I thought I drew well, but the arc hasn't been animated (laughs). I wish that it will be animated, with current quality.
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A：灰原かな。初登場時から人気もありますね。自分が思ったとおりのことをやってくれて、言いたいことを代弁してくれるキャラです。公式HPの”コナン通信社”で僕のコメントを灰原に言わせてるのも、そんな理由です。
 
  
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Q: After YAIBA is finally Detective Conan, what atmosphere did you imagine to make it?<br>A: Calico Cat Holmes. Though a cat shouldn't understand, it touches around evidence and such and the case gets solved. Same thing with Conan. Though a child shouldn't understand, he says things like “arere~?” I imagine Conan to be Calico Cat Holmes talking.
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A：今は最近登場した世良真純。どうやらぶっちぎりらしいです。名前もまあ、わかる人にはわかっちゃうんだけどね。こんなに「ガンダム」でいいのかなって（笑）。ある大物キャラの妹のかも・・・（笑）。アニメの声優さんも今から楽しみです。
 
  
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Q：高木刑事と佐藤刑事の恋愛も、今後の動向が気になります。<br>
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Q: How long did you plan on continuing it at first?<br>A: I never thought the serialization would be so long. I thought it would end with the first volume. The head editor said that since there is the anime, Future Boy Conan (directed by Miyazaki Hayao), I should change the title to “Detective Doyle,” but I persuaded him/her by saying, “I'll surpass Future Boy Conan!” But the new serialization notification article listed the title as “Detective Boy Conan”, and I thought, that's not good (laughs). However, about ten years ago, a person from Studio Ghibli told me, “Conan means the detective now, doesn't it?” and I thought, “Yes!”
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A：高木と佐藤は結婚式も描く予定です。本当は去年の映画のときに怪盗キッドと絡めて結婚しきしてやろうと思ってたんですが、映画でやっちゃうと、原作でできなくなるのでとめました。
 
  
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Q：「コナン」は学年読の漫画・アニメ・映画・実写ドラマと、メディアミックスも幅広く展開されています。どんな形でプロデュースを？<br>
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Q: Tell me your Top 5 episodes.<br>A: #1 would be “Shaken Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages” (FILE 369-373). What else? I guess “Head to Head with the Black Organization: Full Moon Night's Dual Mystery” (FILE 429-434), which ran as a two-and-a-half-hour special in the anime. Ïn “The Case of the Murdered Diplomat” (FILE 92-96), where Heiji first makes an appearance, I liked Shinichi's eye-opening scene, where he said, “That's not right . . .” - I thought it went well, performance-wise. I also like the line, “There is . . . only one truth . . . don't you see?” In the anime, they say, “One truth remains!”, right? The anime's writer came up with this line, but I also came up with this line at the same time. I was surprised by the coincidence. “The Mysterious Passenger” (FILE 287-289) is a favorite, too. Conan's “Don't run away, Haibara . . . Don't run away . . . from your own destiny . . .” remains impressed in my memory. Shinichi picks his lines carefully, doesn't he? I'd also like to add “Following Holmes” (FILE 743-752). Since it was Conan's admired place, I put in some effort. I did some site research for it, too.
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A：主に映画の脚本と原画に携わっています。ほかのメディアはだいたいお任せにしてますね。
 
  
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Q：最新映画「名探偵コナン沈黙の15分（クォーター）」には、どう関わられたんでしょうか？<br>
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Q: You said that the next arc would be the London arc in the '03 interview, didn't you?<br>A: Wow, some time has passed since then, hasn't it? I tried drawing it, and I definitely struggled with the English. I decided from the beginning to feature Wimbledon, and I modeled Minerva Glass with the tennis player, Steffi Graf. The scene where conan says “I'll help you out!!” to Glass from the audience is based on an episode in Wimbledon in '96. During the semifinal between Graf and Date Kimiko, a fan said “Steffi, will you marry me?”, maybe to change the flow [of the game]. Then, Graf replied jokingly, “How much money do you have?” (laughs)
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A：15という数字をテーマにしたことに関しては、映画15周年ということで僕とスタッフの総意です。舞台の雪山は僕から提案しました。雪崩に埋まって、助かるまでのリミットが15分だったのでちょうどいいかなと。
 
  
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Q: How was the research in London?<br>A: The places that show up in the manga mostly consist of places I took pictures of during the research. The telephone box where Conan turned back to Shinichi really was at the end of crossing the Big Ben bridge. The gutter with “Valley of Fear” written across the top in the manga exists, too. I drew the hotel I stayed at as it was. For places I couldn't go, I investigated with Google Map. Maybe I could have drawn without the site research? (laughs)
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A：最初のトンネルのスケボーシーンですね。あれかっこよかったでしょ？あと、僕が原画を描いた「言葉は刃物。使い方を間違えると、凶器になる。」ってコナンが言うシーン。原作でも一回使った台詞で気に入ってます。雪崩に飲み込まれるシーンの、コナンと蘭がすれ違うときに現れる新一の願も僕が原画を担当しました。
 
  
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Q：歴代の映画版で先生のオススメは？<br>
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Q: The end of that arc (Volume 72 planned to be sold in June) contained the much-awaited-for scene between Shinichi and Ran, didn't it?<br>A: The reaction was huge for that scene. I thought about tying in the fact that Holmes is weak in romance, and the “A bothersome, difficult case” line was decided before. Things went as planned.
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A：5作目の「天国へのカウントダウン」ですね。いろんなことがうまく歯み合った自信作です。僕の弟もこれが一番好きだといっていました。弟は医者でアニメオタクなんですよ（笑）。よく相談に乗ってもらっています。死亡推定時期とか、死亡要因とかね。まさに生きる医学書、超便利！声優にも詳しいので、「灰原役の声優さんは林原さんがいいぞ！」って電話が来たり。「あれじゃ人気にあぐらかいてる」なんてダメだしされたりもします（笑）。
 
  
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Q：「コナン」は連載開始から17年、既刊71巻の長編となりましたが、長期連載を続けるコツはありますか？<br>
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Q: Is there a rule or a cycle behind deciding the timing for love-comedy and Black Organization episodes?<br>A: I decide when I feel it's time (laughs). Maybe fan letters have a pretty significant influence. I get stuff like “I want to read about Shinichi and Ran's childhood!” or “Please draw the BO arc soon!” The readers expectations for the BO arc is high. It's just, unlike normal fields, I have to draw hard core so it's quite a lot of work. But I like hard core things.
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A：ないですね。逆に、新しい事件を描くときはいつもこれが最後という気持ちでかかります。でも進んでるうちに次の話が始まるという。
 
  
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Q：長期連載で辛いと感じたことは？<br>
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Q: Which character is fun to draw?<br>A: Haibara, perhaps. She's popular since her appearance, isn't she? She does exactly what I want her to do, and I can say what I want to say though her. This is pretty much the reason why I have Haibara say my comments at the official homepage, Conan News Agency.
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A：昔書いた伏線を忘れてしまうところ（笑）。ベルモットの伏線を明かした時はすごく大変でした（本記事＃35）。あれもこれも入れなきゃみたいな感じで。前に複線をすべてメモした紙をアニメのスタッフに渡したんだけど、返してほしい（笑）。それを見れば、”あの方”の正体がわかるかも？
 
  
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Q：’08年の本誌インタビューで、次の山場はバーボンと仰っていましたね。<br>
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Q: Which character is popular among the readers?<br>A: Sera Masumi, the new character. It seems that she's winning by an landslide. The name seems to be understood by people who understands. Is it good to have so much Gundam? (laughs) Maybe she's the sister of a major character . . . (laughs). I'm excited to see who the voice actor will be.
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A：バーボン編はまだ続きますよ。それとは別の山場に世良と灰原の対決を考えてあります。これは見事ですよ。どちらも”オオカミ”ですからね（笑）。
 
  
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Q：楽しみです！内容は決まっていると仰っていた最後回はいつごろに？<br>
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Q: I also wonder about the direction of Detective Takagi and Detective Satou's romance.<br>A: I plan on drawing Takagi and Satou's marriage ceremony. The thing is, during last year's movie, I thought about getting them married with a Kid plot involved, but if it's done in a movie, then I can't do it in the manga, so I decided against the idea.
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A：それはわからないですね。でも「こち亀」の巻数は越えないと思います（笑）。台詞はもう決まってます。ラストはハッピーエンドですよ。だって僕の作品なんだからね。
 
  
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Q：20年以上週刊連載をされていますが、1週間どんなサイクルで描かれていらっしゃるのでしょうか？<br>
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Q: Conan has expanded broadly into student-read manga, anime, movies, live action drama, and media franchise. How do you produce them?<br>A: I'm mainly involved in the movie script and the original pictures. I entrust the other media in others.
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A：ネームに2日半～3日、画に4日～4日半くらい。1週間使い切ってる（笑）。トリック考える時間ないですよ。だから、どんどんずれていっちゃって。たまに休載させていただいてるんですが、全然休んでいないんです。だって、原作に加え映画の打ち合わせして原画も描いてるんだもん（笑）。だから、締め切りギリギリになっても、誰も文句言わないんです。原稿落としたことは1回もないですよ。1回落とすと、ずっと落としちゃいそうで。
 
  
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Q：休暇が取れたらやりたいことは？<br>
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Q: How were you involved in the newest movie, Detective Conan: Quarter of Silence?<br>A: About making the number '15' the theme, this was a consensus among the staff and myself to celebrate the 15th year of films. Having the stage be set on a snowy mountain was my idea. I thought that getting buried in an avalanche with a rescue time limit of 15 minutes would be just right.
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A：ねる。ひたすら寝る。ちょっと起きて、映画見て、また寝る（笑）。それが夢の生活ですね。あとはホテル住まいをしてみたいなぁ・・・。
 
  
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Q: What are the scenes to watch for in this film?<br>A: The skateboard in a tunnel scene at the beginning. Wasn't it cool? Also, the scene where Conan says, “Words are knives. When used wrong, they become weapons.” (I drew the original picture for this). I also used this line in the manga once, I like it. I also was in charge of the original picture of the scene where Shinichi's prayer(?) appears when Conan and Ran miss each other in the avalanche.
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A：毎年正月だけ帰ってます。色紙を持って、サインしてくれってファンがきてくれるから。さらに、親が1年間溜めたサイン色紙を持ってきます（笑）。コピーしたやつを200枚と普通の色紙が20枚くらい。でもまあ、田舎に帰ると何もないから、絵が描きたくなってきます。
 
  
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Q：やはりお仕事がお好きなんですね。<br>
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Q: What is your recommended film so far?<br>A: The fifth film, Countdown to Heaven. Many things fit just right in that work, I'm proud of it. My little brother says he also likes this film the best. My little brother is a medical doctor who's also an anime otaku (laughs). I often consults with him. About the estimated time of death, the cause of death and such. A living medical book, super convenient! He's also knows about voice actors very well, so he calls and says things like, “Hayashibara-san would be great as Haibara's voice actor!” He also points out my faults, like “You're getting conceited with popularity” (laughs).
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A：そうなのかな？そういえば観るドラマも刑事者とかばかりですね。最近はテレビの新番組を全部録画して、ミステリーや刑事もの以外は全部削除しています。下書き中に流しています。会話劇なら、作業中でも内容がわかりますからね。最近では「SPEC」を観ました。超能力者が出てくるのに、ちゃんとミステリーを成立させている。終盤で、当麻（戸田恵梨香）が一（神木隆之介）との頭脳戦に勝って「あたしの勝ちだ！」って言ったところがかっこよかった！戸田さんが10代だったら、実写「コナン」の蘭役をやってもらいたかったですね（笑）。
 
  
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Q：今年の元旦には「泥棒」に鑑識役で出演されましたね。<br>
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Q: Conan has become a long series that has continued for 17 years since the beginning of serialization, with 71 volumes published – any tips on continuing a long serialization?<br>A: No tips. On the contrary, when I draw a new case, I always draw with the feeling that this will be the last. Though when advancing forward the next story begins.
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A：水谷豊さんとも相談させていただいて、念願叶いました。すごくいい人で、右京さんそのものでした。
 
  
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Q：ドラマの脚本などに興味は？<br>
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Q: What felt tough from the long serialization?<br>A: When I forget about the foreshadows I wrote a long time ago (laughs). It was a lot of work when I clarified Vermouth's foreshadows. I felt like I needed to include everything. I noted down all the foreshadows on a paper before and I handed it to the anime staff – I wish they'd return it (laughs). Maybe anokata's identity will be understood if the paper is seen?
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A：隠居したらやってもいいかも。でも、僕は絵を描かなくちゃだめっていわれるんじゃない？（笑）
 
  
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Q：先生が漫画を描く上で大事なさっていることは？<br>
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Q: In the '08 interview with this magazine, you said that the next arc will be about Bourbon.<br>A: The Bourbon arc is still continuing. Aside from that arc, I've thought about a confrontation between Sera and Haibara. This will be spectacular. Both of them are “wolves,” after all (laughs).
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A：男の子はかっこよく、女の子は可愛くですね。最近は蘭や世良などの女の子もかっこよくなってきちゃいましたけどね（笑）。
 
  
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Q：今年で画業25周年を迎えられましたが、どんな四半世紀でしたか？<br>
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Q: I'm excited to see it! When do you think you can write the last episode that you said you decided the contents of?<br>A: I don't know. But I don't think I'll exceed KochiKame in volume number (laughs). I've already decided the lines. The ending will be a happy one. This is my work, after all.
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A：半分くらい「コナン」ですからね。人生返せって感じですよ（笑）。始めたときは29歳だったのに。あっという間でした。自分の中では4年くらいしか経っていない感覚です。
 
  
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Q：何歳まで現役でいたいですか？<br>
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Q: You've done weekly serializations for 20 years, what does the one week cycle look like?<br>A: Two and a half to three days on the pre-manuscript, four to four and a half days on the drawing. The week is used up (laughs). I don't have the time to think of tricks. That's why things keep getting off. They let me take a break from time to time, but I don't rest at all. Because, on top of the manga, I have to make arrangements with the movie staff to draw the original pictures (laughs). That's why, when I turn in things at the last minute, no one complains. I've never failed to turn in my work, not once. I feel like I'll stop turning in work if I fail once.
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A：まあできる限り。阿笠博士の年（53歳）までには隠居したいな、とも思いますけど、隠居したらまた漫画描きたくなるんじゃないかって。最初からずっと一緒にやってるアシスタントたちも年を取ってますから大変です。でもチャップリンみたいに「代表作は次回作」って言っときます！
 
  
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Q：次回作といえば、’08年の本誌インタビューで仰られていた「西遊記」はいかがでしょうか？<br>
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Q: What do you want to do if you managed to take a break?<br>A: Sleep. Do nothing but sleep. Wake up a little, watch a movie, sleep again ( laughs). That would be my ideal life. Hotel living sounds nice, too . . .
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A：「西遊記」は描きたい！悟空のキャラデザインはできていて、読みきりをサンデーに乗せる予定はあったんですが、昔の中国の背景を描くのが大変だからもう無理かな。たぶん描かないから言いますけど、超面白いですよ（笑）。
 
  
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Q：描いてください！！では、読者に向けてメッセージをお願いします。<br>
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Q: Do you return home?<br>A: Just on New Years every year. Since there are fans who bring shikishi's (in Japan, fans get signatures on papers called shikishi) and ask for signatures. On top of that, my parents save up one year's worth of shikishi's (laughs). Two hundred of them are copies, about twenty are the normal shikishi's. Still, when I return to the country nothing happens, so I start wanting to draw pictures.
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A：長い間、青山剛昌ワールドに付き合ってくれてありがとうございます。そしてこれからもよろしく。「さぁ、次の事件です」ってね（笑）。
 
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'''Translated by:''' justwananaccount
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Q: As I thought, you like to work, don't you?<br>A: You think? Now that I think about it, the dramas that I watch are all about police detectives. These days, all the new shows are recorded, and shows that aren't mysteries or about police detectives are eliminated. I play them when drafting. With dramas, you can understand the contents even while working. Recently, I've watched SPEC. Even though ESP people appear, the mystery is set up properly. In the last episode, I thought that when Touma (Toda Erika) said “I won!” (when she won the intellect battle against Ninomae (Kamiki Ryuunosuke)), she was really cool. If Toda-san was in her teens, I would have liked her to play Ran in the live action Conan drama (laughs).
  
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[T/N: I'm guessing at the pronounciation of some names, so it might not be entirely accurate. ^^; Also, some characters were so fuzzy that I couldn't make it out – in that case I left a ? in the Japanese text and got the translation from the Chinese translation. As before, let me know if I've mistranslated or I've taken too much liberty in the English or something.]
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Q: You've played the role of a police crime lab staff in Thief during this year's New Years.<br>A: I was also kindly allowed to consult with Mizutani Yutaka-san, my wish came true. He was a truly good person, he was just like Ukyou-san!
  
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Q: Do you have an interest in scripts for dramas?<br>A: After I retire, maybe. But I think I'll be told that I should draw instead (laughs).
  
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Aoyama Gosho Interview<br>
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Q: When sensei draws manga, what do you value?<br>A: To draw cool boys and cute girls. Though Ran and Sera and such girls are becoming cooler these days (laughs).
  
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Aoyama Gosho has continued drawing shounen manga for a quarter of a century. Debuted as a manga artist in '86, he will discuss Magic Kaito, YAIBA, Detective Conan, and future plans.
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Q: This year marks the 25th anniversary of your job; how would you describe this past quarter century?<br>A: Half of it was Conan. I feel like I want to demand my life back (laughs). I was 29 when I started. Time passed by, really fast. I feel like it's only been four years.
  
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Profile<br>
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Q: Until what age do you want to stay active?<br>A: As long as I can. I want to retire when I reach Agasa's age (53), I think, but once I retire I think I'll start wanting to draw manga again. The assistants who've been with me since the beginning are aging, too – there's a lot of trouble. But, just like Chaplin, I'll keep saying “My best work is my next work”!
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Born in Tottori prefecture in 1963. Debuted in '86 with Wait a Minute. YAIBA and Detective Conan won Shougakukan Manga Award in Youth (I got this from the Chinese translation, I can't read the Japanese 'cause it's so fuzzy) and Shounen Divisions, respectively.<br>
 
  
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Q: Speaking of your next work, what about the Journey to the West that you mentioned in your interview with this mazagine in '08?<br>A: I want to draw Journey to the West! I've finished the character design for Goku, and there was a plan to publish a one-shot on Sunday, but drawing ancient Chinese backgrounds is quite troublesome so maybe not. I'll say this since I don't think I'll keep drawing, but it's quite interesting (laughs).
  
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Q: What kind of boy was sensei like during childhood?<br>A:Like the Detective Boys, I played detective with friends. I was more of a Mitsuhiko-type than a Conan-type. I was in a position to search provisions and places, with my family's car maintenance factory's scrap yard as the secret base.
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Q: Please do draw! Finally, please leave a message for the readers.<br>A: Thank you kindly for putting up with Aoyama Gosho's world for a long time. And I hope we'll get along in the future. “Let's get to the next case!” (laughs)
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Q: Did you like manga from that time?<br>A: Yes. I kept drawing pictures of Nyarome. The first manga I bought was my favorite artist, Chiba Tetsuya sensei's I am Teppei. I entered the kendo club because I liked Teppei so much. But, my parents held harsh beliefs like “Those who read manga don't become a worthy human being,” so I read secretly during my middle and high school years.
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===Mystery Magazine Interview===
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'''Date:''' April 25, 2011<br>
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'''Published in:''' Mystery Magazine, June issue
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'''Source:''' https://conan-4869.net/post-5413<br>
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Q: When did you start walking down the path of a manga artist?<br>A: I was opposed by my parents, so I almost gave up my dream of becoming a manga artist during high school. Instead, I entered Nihon University College of Art to become an art teacher. There, manga research (?) existed, which didn't exist in my countryside high school (laughs). An alumni manga artist, Abu Yukata-san (Bear-chan's Christmas, Detective Conan Special Edition, etc.) was there. I went to be an assistant at Abu-san's work place, and he said, “Do you want to draw manga for real”? That's where it started.
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===Nihon Uiversity College of Art Lecture Interview===
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'''Date:''' 26 June, 2011
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<spoiler>
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various collected posts by: justwantanaccount at the bottom of the <br>
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DCW interview list forum post : [https://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/?p=69331 link] (see bottom of first post)
  
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Q: Just wondering, what was your major at your university?<br>A: The Fine Arts Department's artist course. The touch in Conan's end-of-the-volume Illustrated Guide to Famous Detective is different, isn't it? I can still draw. I also used to draw for part time jobs. I drew the background for Fuji TV's Ponkikki, and for Tokyo Disneyland's Pirates of the Carribean*. I drew on the brick wall behind the town that the pirates are vandalizing (I think . . . I'm not completely sure). I was put on a life line, and they gave me a picture and told me to draw just like it. The pay was good, so I did my best (laughs). That picture doesn't exist anymore, though. I also took up a teaching job. At my hometown's high school, I even went to art education training. My parents thought I was going to become a teacher, so when I suddenly said I was going to be a manga artist, they stubbornly opposed me like I expected. My old man said, “I had a friend who can draw a crab that looks like it's about to start moving. But that person can't eat, at all. Do you still want to be a manga artist?” (laughs) Still, [he? I?] declared “[I'm? You're?] an adult already, do whatever [I? you?] like,” and I brought in a work to a publisher.<br>
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I can give a source - and it's from 2chan( https://www.logsoku.com/r/2ch.net/ymag/1307192217/ ), essentially. ^^; This is my original post( https://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/523-boss-of-the-black-organization/page-30#entry111958 ) - and as I mentioned in that post, it's up to you to believe this spoiler or not. I can translate the entire post where I got that spoiler from, if you'd like:
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[T/N: I know the timeline doesn't make sense, but I typed in カリブの海賊 into Google and that's what I got. :\ ]
 
  
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Q: You first submitted to Weekly Shonen Magazine, right?<br>A: Yes, I performed well with Nonchalantly Lupin (Magic Kaito's prototype) at Magazine. However, Nouchi-san, who later became Magazine's head editor, told me, “Your art doesn't suit Magazine,” so I headed for Weekly Shonen Sunday next. There, I won Shougakukan Newcomer Comic Award with my third contributed work Wait a Minute (SF love comedy) in '86. I finally managed to debut.
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Q: Magic Kaito, your first serial work, started the following year. Things are going favorably.<br>A: Though my university classmates and lowerclassmen were assisting me, when contribution fees were paid for the first time, we all went to a sushi restaurant to celebrate. I felt like a pro when the first volume came out. I was so happy, I added extra manga. That first serial work still continues, even now (laughs). It's a life work now. I'm going to put out a new work in the summer. It'll be about Kaito's mother, Phantom Lady . . . or it's planned to be. Although, editor[s] really complained to me at first. The parts about tricks and love comedy is popular with adults and girls, but not with boys, [they/he/she] said. With Yaiba, I thought “you” while drawing it. But this time, only boys liked it (laughs).
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445 : 作者の都合により名無しです : 2011/06/25(土) 15:28:12.02 ID:rjCoLlGx0 [1回発言]
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昨日大学でやったらしい青山トークショーのネタバレすごいんだけど
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そこまでぶっちゃけるのって感じ
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おとなファミよりすごい
  
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Q: Please, tell us memories of YAIBA.<br>A: At the time, it was the first weekly series so I did stuff without care. I was completely absorbed in it. The idea of putting in jewels into the sword Raijinken (Sword of Thunder God) to make it stronger came from RPG, with the image of collecting items to become stronger – I'm glad that part was received well. Although, I think I failed because the work became too childish, in contrast [to Magic Kaito]. I like the final stage, the Yamatanoorochi (a Japanese mythical monster with eight heads and eight tails) arc. I thought I drew well, but the arc hasn't been animated (laughs). I wish that it will be animated, with current quality.
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445: Anonymous: 2011/06/25 (Sat) 15:28:12.02 ID:rjCoLlGx0 [Commented 1 time]
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The spoilers from a talk show Gosho reportedly did yesterday at a university is crazy
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Like, you're gonna spoil that much?
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It was crazier than [the interview in] OtonaFami
  
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Q: After YAIBA is finally Detective Conan, what atmosphere did you imagine to make it?<br>A: Calico Cat Holmes. Though a cat shouldn't understand, it touches around evidence and such and the case gets solved. Same thing with Conan. Though a child shouldn't understand, he says things like “arere~?” I imagine Conan to be Calico Cat Holmes talking.
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(Note: すごい can mean 'great, terrific, horrible', etc, but for this context I chose 'crazy')
  
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Q: How long did you plan on continuing it at first?<br>A: I never thought the serialization would be so long. I thought it would end with the first volume. The head editor said that since there is the anime, Future Boy Conan (directed by Miyazaki Hayao), I should change the title to “Detective Doyle,” but I persuaded him/her by saying, “I'll surpass Future Boy Conan!” But the new serialization notification article listed the title as “Detective Boy Conan”, and I thought, that's not good (laughs). However, about ten years ago, a person from Studio Ghibli told me, “Conan means the detective now, doesn't it?” and I thought, “Yes!”
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(446-450 pretty much ask 445 to spill the details, then)
  
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Q: Tell me your Top 5 episodes.<br>A: #1 would be “Shaken Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages” (FILE 369-373). What else? I guess “Head to Head with the Black Organization: Full Moon Night's Dual Mystery” (FILE 429-434), which ran as a two-and-a-half-hour special in the anime. Ïn “The Case of the Murdered Diplomat” (FILE 92-96), where Heiji first makes an appearance, I liked Shinichi's eye-opening scene, where he said, “That's not right . . .” - I thought it went well, performance-wise. I also like the line, “There is . . . only one truth . . . don't you see?” In the anime, they say, “One truth remains!”, right? The anime's writer came up with this line, but I also came up with this line at the same time. I was surprised by the coincidence. “The Mysterious Passenger” (FILE 287-289) is a favorite, too. Conan's “Don't run away, Haibara . . . Don't run away . . . from your own destiny . . .” remains impressed in my memory. Shinichi picks his lines carefully, doesn't he? I'd also like to add “Following Holmes” (FILE 743-752). Since it was Conan's admired place, I put in some effort. I did some site research for it, too.
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451 : 作者の都合により名無しです : 2011/06/25(土) 17:11:43.51 ID:nflQXEXH0 [1回発言]
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もったいぶるバカはほおっておけよ
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俺が代わりにネタバレしてやる
  
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Q: You said that the next arc would be the London arc in the '03 interview, didn't you?<br>A: Wow, some time has passed since then, hasn't it? I tried drawing it, and I definitely struggled with the English. I decided from the beginning to feature Wimbledon, and I modeled Minerva Glass with the tennis player, Steffi Graf. The scene where conan says “I'll help you out!!” to Glass from the audience is based on an episode in Wimbledon in '96. During the semifinal between Graf and Date Kimiko, a fan said “Steffi, will you marry me?”, maybe to change the flow [of the game]. Then, Graf replied jokingly, “How much money do you have?” (laughs)
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博士は黒幕ではない
  
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Q: How was the research in London?<br>A: The places that show up in the manga mostly consist of places I took pictures of during the research. The telephone box where Conan turned back to Shinichi really was at the end of crossing the Big Ben bridge. The gutter with “Valley of Fear” written across the top in the manga exists, too. I drew the hotel I stayed at as it was. For places I couldn't go, I investigated with Google Map. Maybe I could have drawn without the site research? (laughs)
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確定
  
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Q: The end of that arc (Volume 72 planned to be sold in June) contained the much-awaited-for scene between Shinichi and Ran, didn't it?<br>A: The reaction was huge for that scene. I thought about tying in the fact that Holmes is weak in romance, and the “A bothersome, difficult case” line was decided before. Things went as planned.
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451: Anonymous: 2011/06/25 (Sat) 17:11:43.51 ID:nflQXEXH0 [Commented 1 time]
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Ignore the idiot putting on airs
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I'll give the spoilers instead
  
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Q: Is there a rule or a cycle behind deciding the timing for love-comedy and Black Organization episodes?<br>A: I decide when I feel it's time (laughs). Maybe fan letters have a pretty significant influence. I get stuff like “I want to read about Shinichi and Ran's childhood!” or “Please draw the BO arc soon!” The readers expectations for the BO arc is high. It's just, unlike normal fields, I have to draw hard core so it's quite a lot of work. But I like hard core things.
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Professor [Agasa] isn't BO boss (Note: 黒幕 literally means 'black curtain' or 'political fixer', but I'm pretty sure it means BO boss here)
  
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Q: Which character is fun to draw?<br>A: Haibara, perhaps. She's popular since her appearance, isn't she? She does exactly what I want her to do, and I can say what I want to say though her. This is pretty much the reason why I have Haibara say my comments at the official homepage, Conan News Agency.
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Settled
  
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Q: Which character is popular among the readers?<br>A: Sera Masumi, the new character. It seems that she's winning by an landslide. The name seems to be understood by people who understands. Is it good to have so much Gundam? (laughs) Maybe she's the sister of a major character . . . (laughs). I'm excited to see who the voice actor will be.
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453 : 作者の都合により名無しです : 2011/06/25(土) 18:39:03.56 ID:WCtBexQ10 [1回発言]
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今後の展開において28巻を読み直しておくと
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おーとなるというレポがあった
  
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Q: I also wonder about the direction of Detective Takagi and Detective Satou's romance.<br>A: I plan on drawing Takagi and Satou's marriage ceremony. The thing is, during last year's movie, I thought about getting them married with a Kid plot involved, but if it's done in a movie, then I can't do it in the manga, so I decided against the idea.
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453: Anonymous: 2011/06/25 (Sat) 18:39:03.56 ID:WCtBexQ10 [Commented 1 time]
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There was a 'Whoa!'-inducing report that said
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On future developments, [Gosho said that he'll] re-read Volume 28
  
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Q: Conan has expanded broadly into student-read manga, anime, movies, live action drama, and media franchise. How do you produce them?<br>A: I'm mainly involved in the movie script and the original pictures. I entrust the other media in others.
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457 : 作者の都合により名無しです : 2011/06/25(土) 21:48:18.35 ID:ava55YlP0 [1回発言]
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とりあえず検索して出てきた物
  
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Q: How were you involved in the newest movie, Detective Conan: Quarter of Silence?<br>A: About making the number '15' the theme, this was a consensus among the staff and myself to celebrate the 15th year of films. Having the stage be set on a snowy mountain was my idea. I thought that getting buried in an avalanche with a rescue time limit of 15 minutes would be just right.
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来場者との質疑応答があって
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博士は黒組織のボス？って質問があって
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「阿笠博士は黒の組織のボスじゃありません」って答える
  
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Q: What are the scenes to watch for in this film?<br>A: The skateboard in a tunnel scene at the beginning. Wasn't it cool? Also, the scene where Conan says, “Words are knives. When used wrong, they become weapons.” (I drew the original picture for this). I also used this line in the manga once, I like it. I also was in charge of the original picture of the scene where Shinichi's prayer(?) appears when Conan and Ran miss each other in the avalanche.
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バーローは何故バーローなの？
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タッチかなんかあだち充作品の主人公がバーローって言ってたから
  
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Q: What is your recommended film so far?<br>A: The fifth film, Countdown to Heaven. Many things fit just right in that work, I'm proud of it. My little brother says he also likes this film the best. My little brother is a medical doctor who's also an anime otaku (laughs). I often consults with him. About the estimated time of death, the cause of death and such. A living medical book, super convenient! He's also knows about voice actors very well, so he calls and says things like, “Hayashibara-san would be great as Haibara's voice actor!” He also points out my faults, like “You're getting conceited with popularity” (laughs).
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世良真純の人気が凄いと講演会で話す
  
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Q: Conan has become a long series that has continued for 17 years since the beginning of serialization, with 71 volumes published – any tips on continuing a long serialization?<br>A: No tips. On the contrary, when I draw a new case, I always draw with the feeling that this will be the last. Though when advancing forward the next story begins.
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あの花（あの日見た花の名前を僕達はまだ知らない。）を楽しみに見ていた
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最終回も見て楽しんでから講演会に来た
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花咲くいろはも楽しみに見てるよ
  
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Q: What felt tough from the long serialization?<br>A: When I forget about the foreshadows I wrote a long time ago (laughs). It was a lot of work when I clarified Vermouth's foreshadows. I felt like I needed to include everything. I noted down all the foreshadows on a paper before and I handed it to the anime staff – I wish they'd return it (laughs). Maybe anokata's identity will be understood if the paper is seen?
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457: Anonymous : 2011/06/25 (Sat) 21:48:18.35 ID:ava55YlP0 [Commented 1 time]
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Anyways, here's what [I found] through searching
  
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Q: In the '08 interview with this magazine, you said that the next arc will be about Bourbon.<br>A: The Bourbon arc is still continuing. Aside from that arc, I've thought about a confrontation between Sera and Haibara. This will be spectacular. Both of them are “wolves,” after all (laughs).
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There was a Q&A session with the attendants,
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and [Gosho] answered, "Professor Agasa isn't the BO boss"
  
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Q: I'm excited to see it! When do you think you can write the last episode that you said you decided the contents of?<br>A: I don't know. But I don't think I'll exceed KochiKame in volume number (laughs). I've already decided the lines. The ending will be a happy one. This is my work, after all.
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Why 'バーロー (bah-loh)'? (Note: You usually say 'baka', but Gosho likes to say 'bah-loh')
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Because Touch and other works by Adachi Mitsuru said 'bah-loh'
  
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Q: You've done weekly serializations for 20 years, what does the one week cycle look like?<br>A: Two and a half to three days on the pre-manuscript, four to four and a half days on the drawing. The week is used up (laughs). I don't have the time to think of tricks. That's why things keep getting off. They let me take a break from time to time, but I don't rest at all. Because, on top of the manga, I have to make arrangements with the movie staff to draw the original pictures (laughs). That's why, when I turn in things at the last minute, no one complains. I've never failed to turn in my work, not once. I feel like I'll stop turning in work if I fail once.
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Talks about how popular Sera Masumi is during lecture
  
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Q: What do you want to do if you managed to take a break?<br>A: Sleep. Do nothing but sleep. Wake up a little, watch a movie, sleep again ( laughs). That would be my ideal life. Hotel living sounds nice, too . . .
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Was enjoying あの日見た花の名前を僕達はまだ知らない。( https://www.anohana.jp/ )  (We still don't know the name of the flower we saw that day)
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Enjoyed the last episode then came to lecture
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[He] looks forward to watching 花咲くいろは ( https://www.hanasakuiroha.jp/ ) (Blossoming Iroha) ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iroha )
  
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Q: Do you return home?<br>A: Just on New Years every year. Since there are fans who bring shikishi's (in Japan, fans get signatures on papers called shikishi) and ask for signatures. On top of that, my parents save up one year's worth of shikishi's (laughs). Two hundred of them are copies, about twenty are the normal shikishi's. Still, when I return to the country nothing happens, so I start wanting to draw pictures.
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Q: As I thought, you like to work, don't you?<br>A: You think? Now that I think about it, the dramas that I watch are all about police detectives. These days, all the new shows are recorded, and shows that aren't mysteries or about police detectives are eliminated. I play them when drafting. With dramas, you can understand the contents even while working. Recently, I've watched SPEC. Even though ESP people appear, the mystery is set up properly. In the last episode, I thought that when Touma (Toda Erika) said “I won!” (when she won the intellect battle against Ninomae (Kamiki Ryuunosuke)), she was really cool. If Toda-san was in her teens, I would have liked her to play Ran in the live action Conan drama (laughs).
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Hmm, you're right, I need better sources - *googles, since apparently that's what the 2chan guy did to get all this info*
  
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Q: You've played the role of a police crime lab staff in Thief during this year's New Years.<br>A: I was also kindly allowed to consult with Mizutani Yutaka-san, my wish came true. He was a truly good person, he was just like Ukyou-san!
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It seems true that Gosho really did give a lecture at his former university (Nihon University College of Art) (Original link redirects to homepage: http://www.art.nihon-u.ac.jp/ ), according to the university's website. This page talks about the Nichigei Award for Excellence, which Gosho apparently received this year - the website mentions that the award ceremony was moved from March 11th to April 8th due to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, so the ceremony happened this year. This website also mentions that the university plans on having the two winners (one of whom is Gosho) give a lecture later. (授賞式は、3月11日の東日本大震災から間もない4月8日、芸術学部新入生歓迎式プログラムとして江古田キャンパスの大ホールで行われ、ご出席いただいた林真理子氏からは、壇上から受賞の喜びとともに励ましの言葉が述べられました。また、仕事の都合で残念ながら欠席された青山剛昌氏は、ビデオで心あたたまるメッセージを届けてくださいました。お二人には後日、学内で講演を行っていただく予定です。)
  
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Q: Do you have an interest in scripts for dramas?<br>A: After I retire, maybe. But I think I'll be told that I should draw instead (laughs).
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Then this fan website ( https://www.koware.net/cgi/conan_jyouhou/scheduler.cgi?mode=view&no=796 ) says that the lecture commemorating the Nichigei Award for Excellence is held on June 24th 2011 from 2pm at Nihon University College of Art Ekoda Hall. Apparently only university students could attend. (学部所属の学生さんのみ参加可能 ... 2011/06/24の14時から、日本大学芸術学部の江古田大ホールで日藝賞記念講演会として、青山先生の講演が行われます。)
  
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Q: When sensei draws manga, what do you value?<br>A: To draw cool boys and cute girls. Though Ran and Sera and such girls are becoming cooler these days (laughs).
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One more evidence for the lecture! The university's blog (Original link redirects to 404: http://blog.ocn.ne.jp/close.html ) mentions that Gosho's lecture is on June 24th 2011. Here's the poster from that blog:
  
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Q: This year marks the 25th anniversary of your job; how would you describe this past quarter century?<br>A: Half of it was Conan. I feel like I want to demand my life back (laughs). I was 29 when I started. Time passed by, really fast. I feel like it's only been four years.
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jpg_8.jpg
  
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Q: Until what age do you want to stay active?<br>A: As long as I can. I want to retire when I reach Agasa's age (53), I think, but once I retire I think I'll start wanting to draw manga again. The assistants who've been with me since the beginning are aging, too – there's a lot of trouble. But, just like Chaplin, I'll keep saying “My best work is my next work”!
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Okay, the fact that the lecture happened on June 24th 2011 at Gosho's alma mater seems legit . . . BRB googling more.
  
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Q: Speaking of your next work, what about the Journey to the West that you mentioned in your interview with this mazagine in '08?<br>A: I want to draw Journey to the West! I've finished the character design for Goku, and there was a plan to publish a one-shot on Sunday, but drawing ancient Chinese backgrounds is quite troublesome so maybe not. I'll say this since I don't think I'll keep drawing, but it's quite interesting (laughs).
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EDIT: Also, you have to admit that, while 2chan may not be 100% accurate, they do turn out to be mostly right most of the times. ^^; I mean, I learned about OtonaFami from there, and I always go to the 2chan Shonen Sunday Spoilers board to check for the latest spoilers on the latest Conan file, which has turned out to be pretty accurate so far. I'm also impressed that the lecture turned out to be true, as well.
  
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Q: Please do draw! Finally, please leave a message for the readers.<br>A: Thank you kindly for putting up with Aoyama Gosho's world for a long time. And I hope we'll get along in the future. “Let's get to the next case!” (laughs)
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EDIT2: Found one evidence for claim that "Gosho said Agasa isn't BO boss" via Twitter! This 青木敬士 (Aoki Keishi) person is, according to his profile, the Associate Professor at Nihon University of Art, Literary Arts(Creative Writing), and apparently organized the lecture that Gosho gave on June 24th (this tweet says that, since he is organizing the lecture, his classes are cancelled for those days) ( https://twitter.com/AOKI_KC/status/84051732849639426 ). He also lent his pen to Aoyama when Aoyama was signing signatures, and he got excited and jokingly tweeted that maybe he should take care not to wipe off Gosho's fingerprints (lol). ( https://twitter.com/AOKI_KC/status/84173256361394176 )
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===Nihon Uiversity College of Art Lecture Interview (2ch RAW ONLY)===
 
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2011/06/24<br>
 
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various collected posts by: justwantanaccount at the bottom of the <br>
 
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DCW interview list forum post : [http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/?p=69331 link] (see bottom of first post)
 
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<spoiler>
 
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I can give a source - and it's from 2chan( http://www.logsoku.com/r/2ch.net/ymag/1307192217/ ), essentially. ^^; This is my original post( http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/523-boss-of-the-black-organization/page-30#entry111958 ) - and as I mentioned in that post, it's up to you to believe this spoiler or not. I can translate the entire post where I got that spoiler from, if you'd like:
 
  
 
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445 : 作者の都合により名無しです : 2011/06/25(土) 15:28:12.02 ID:rjCoLlGx0 [1回発言]
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This tweet ( https://twitter.com/AOKI_KC/status/84179949887569920 ) is the main evidence:
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昨日大学でやったらしい青山トークショーのネタバレすごいんだけど
 
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そこまでぶっちゃけるのって感じ
 
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おとなファミよりすごい
 
  
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445: Anonymous: 2011/06/25 (Sat) 15:28:12.02 ID:rjCoLlGx0 [Commented 1 time]
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青山剛昌先生、講演会の質疑応答で「阿笠博士は黒の組織のボスじゃありません」って明言しちゃってたけど(汗) ……もしかしたら叙述トリックかもしれないよ(笑)
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The spoilers from a talk show Gosho reportedly did yesterday at a university is crazy
 
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Like, you're gonna spoil that much?
 
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It was crazier than [the interview in] OtonaFami
 
  
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(Note: すごい can mean 'great, terrific, horrible', etc, but for this context I chose 'crazy')
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Aoyama Gosho-sensei declared definitively during the lecture's Q&A that "Professor Agasa isn't the Black Organization's boss," ha ha *sweats* . . . maybe this is a narrative trick? (laughs)
  
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(446-450 pretty much ask 445 to spill the details, then)
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This tweet ( https://twitter.com/AOKI_KC/status/84175955802865664 ) corroborates with what the 2chan board said about Gosho's favorite shows - maybe this is that one 2chan guy's source? I dunno.
  
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451 : 作者の都合により名無しです : 2011/06/25(土) 17:11:43.51 ID:nflQXEXH0 [1回発言]
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講演会来場者との質疑応答のなかにあったんですが、青山剛昌先生も「あの花」の最終回は楽しみにして観ていらしたそうですよ！ あと「花咲くいろは」も
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もったいぶるバカはほおっておけよ
 
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俺が代わりにネタバレしてやる
 
  
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博士は黒幕ではない
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This was included in the Q&A with the attendants - reportedly, Aoyama Gosho-sensi also enjoyed watching "Anohana"'s last episode! "Blossoming Iroha", too
  
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確定
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This tweet is the main evidence:
  
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451: Anonymous: 2011/06/25 (Sat) 17:11:43.51 ID:nflQXEXH0 [Commented 1 time]
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青山剛昌先生、講演会の質疑応答で「阿笠博士は黒の組織のボスじゃありません」って明言しちゃってたけど(汗) ……もしかしたら叙述トリックかもしれないよ(笑)
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Ignore the idiot putting on airs
 
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I'll give the spoilers instead
 
  
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Professor [Agasa] isn't BO boss (Note: 黒幕 literally means 'black curtain' or 'political fixer', but I'm pretty sure it means BO boss here)
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Aoyama Gosho-sensei declared definitively during the lecture's Q&A that "Professor Agasa isn't the Black Organization's boss," ha ha *sweats* . . . maybe this is a narrative trick? (laughs)
  
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Settled
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This tweet corroborates with what the 2chan board said about Gosho's favorite shows - maybe this is that one 2chan guy's source? I dunno.
  
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453 : 作者の都合により名無しです : 2011/06/25(土) 18:39:03.56 ID:WCtBexQ10 [1回発言]
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講演会来場者との質疑応答のなかにあったんですが、青山剛昌先生も「あの花」の最終回は楽しみにして観ていらしたそうですよ！ あと「花咲くいろは」も
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今後の展開において28巻を読み直しておくと
 
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おーとなるというレポがあった
 
  
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453: Anonymous: 2011/06/25 (Sat) 18:39:03.56 ID:WCtBexQ10 [Commented 1 time]
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This was included in the Q&A with the attendants - reportedly, Aoyama Gosho-sensi also enjoyed watching "Anohana"'s last episode! "Blossoming Iroha", too
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There was a 'Whoa!'-inducing report that said
 
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On future developments, [Gosho said that he'll] re-read Volume 28
 
  
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457 : 作者の都合により名無しです : 2011/06/25(土) 21:48:18.35 ID:ava55YlP0 [1回発言]
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とりあえず検索して出てきた物
 
  
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来場者との質疑応答があって
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Oh! I found Nihon University's profile on Aoki Keishi. ( http://kenkyu-web.cin.nihon-u.ac.jp/Profiles/37/0003669/profile.html )
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博士は黒組織のボス？って質問があって
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</spoiler>
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「阿笠博士は黒の組織のボスじゃありません」って答える
 
  
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バーローは何故バーローなの？
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===Club Sunday Interview===
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タッチかなんかあだち充作品の主人公がバーローって言ってたから
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'''Date:''' October 28, 2011<br>
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<spoiler>
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'''Source:''' https://conan-4869.net/post-5847
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'''Raw:'''
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まず、最初の「いつかコナン君たちを登場させてみたい!!という場所はどこですか？？」という質問には
  
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世良真純の人気が凄いと講演会で話す
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「『名探偵コナン』の世界観には合わないけど…過去とか（笑）」
  
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あの花（あの日見た花の名前を僕達はまだ知らない。）を楽しみに見ていた
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というお答えでした！！
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最終回も見て楽しんでから講演会に来た
 
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花咲くいろはも楽しみに見てるよ
 
  
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457: Anonymous : 2011/06/25 (Sat) 21:48:18.35 ID:ava55YlP0 [Commented 1 time]
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江戸時代に同心として活躍するコナン君とか見てみたいですね！！
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Anyways, here's what [I found] through searching
 
  
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There was a Q&A session with the attendants,
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次の「様々な殺人事件が起こっている『名探偵コナン』ですが、自分が殺されるならこれが一番マシ…という殺され方はなんですか？」
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and [Gosho] answered, "Professor Agasa isn't the BO boss"
 
  
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Why 'バーロー (bah-loh)'? (Note: You usually say 'baka', but Gosho likes to say 'bah-loh')
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という質問には
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Because Touch and other works by Adachi Mitsuru said 'bah-loh'
 
  
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「眠っているうちに、眠るように…でも殺さないでね（笑）」
  
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Was enjoying あの日見た花の名前を僕達はまだ知らない。( http://www.anohana.jp/ )  (We still don't know the name of the flower we saw that day)
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Enjoyed the last episode then came to lecture
 
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[He] looks forward to watching 花咲くいろは ( http://www.hanasakuiroha.jp/ ) (Blossoming Iroha) ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iroha )
 
  
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Hmm, you're right, I need better sources - *googles, since apparently that's what the 2chan guy did to get all this info*
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そして、漫画家を目指している方必見！！「先生が一番影響を受けた作品はなんですか？」という質問には、
  
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It seems true that Gosho really did give a lecture at his former university (Nihon University College of Art) (Original link redirects to homepage: http://www.art.nihon-u.ac.jp/ ), according to the university's website. This page talks about the Nichigei Award for Excellence, which Gosho apparently received this year - the website mentions that the award ceremony was moved from March 11th to April 8th due to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, so the ceremony happened this year. This website also mentions that the university plans on having the two winners (one of whom is Gosho) give a lecture later. (授賞式は、3月11日の東日本大震災から間もない4月8日、芸術学部新入生歓迎式プログラムとして江古田キャンパスの大ホールで行われ、ご出席いただいた林真理子氏からは、壇上から受賞の喜びとともに励ましの言葉が述べられました。また、仕事の都合で残念ながら欠席された青山剛昌氏は、ビデオで心あたたまるメッセージを届けてくださいました。お二人には後日、学内で講演を行っていただく予定です。)
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「ちばてつや先生、モンキーパンチ先生、あだち充先生、黒澤明監督の作品です。」
  
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Then this fan website ( http://www.koware.net/cgi/conan_jyouhou/scheduler.cgi?mode=view&no=796 ) says that the lecture commemorating the Nichigei Award for Excellence is held on June 24th 2011 from 2pm at Nihon University College of Art Ekoda Hall. Apparently only university students could attend. (学部所属の学生さんのみ参加可能 ... 2011/06/24の14時から、日本大学芸術学部の江古田大ホールで日藝賞記念講演会として、青山先生の講演が行われます。)
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というお答えを頂きました！！
  
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One more evidence for the lecture! The university's blog (Original link redirects to 404: http://blog.ocn.ne.jp/close.html ) mentions that Gosho's lecture is on June 24th 2011. Here's the poster from that blog:
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そして、そして！！
  
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最後にどーーーーーーーしても気になることを質問させて頂きました！！
  
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Okay, the fact that the lecture happened on June 24th 2011 at Gosho's alma mater seems legit . . . BRB googling more.
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ズバリ、「黒ずくめの組織のボスは誰ですか！？」
  
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EDIT: Also, you have to admit that, while 2chan may not be 100% accurate, they do turn out to be mostly right most of the times. ^^; I mean, I learned about OtonaFami from there, and I always go to the 2chan Shonen Sunday Spoilers board to check for the latest spoilers on the latest Conan file, which has turned out to be pretty accurate so far. I'm also impressed that the lecture turned out to be true, as well.
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衝撃のその答えは……！！
  
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EDIT2: Found one evidence for claim that "Gosho said Agasa isn't BO boss" via Twitter! This 青木敬士 (Aoki Keishi) person is, according to his profile, the Associate Professor at Nihon University of Art, Literary Arts(Creative Writing), and apparently organized the lecture that Gosho gave on June 24th (this tweet says that, since he is organizing the lecture, his classes are cancelled for those days) ( https://twitter.com/AOKI_KC/status/84051732849639426 ). He also lent his pen to Aoyama when Aoyama was signing signatures, and he got excited and jokingly tweeted that maybe he should take care not to wipe off Gosho's fingerprints (lol). ( https://twitter.com/AOKI_KC/status/84173256361394176 )
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「阿笠博士じゃないよ（笑）」
  
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This tweet ( https://twitter.com/AOKI_KC/status/84179949887569920 ) is the main evidence:
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青山剛昌先生、講演会の質疑応答で「阿笠博士は黒の組織のボスじゃありません」って明言しちゃってたけど(汗) ……もしかしたら叙述トリックかもしれないよ(笑)
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===Magic Kaitou Treasured Editions: Playback Episode Interviews===
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Aoyama Gosho-sensei declared definitively during the lecture's Q&A that "Professor Agasa isn't the Black Organization's boss," ha ha *sweats* . . . maybe this is a narrative trick? (laughs)
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This tweet ( https://twitter.com/AOKI_KC/status/84175955802865664 ) corroborates with what the 2chan board said about Gosho's favorite shows - maybe this is that one 2chan guy's source? I dunno.
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Hello, it's me, Aoyama.<br>In the course of the republication of Magic Kaito I take the liberty to show my memories of this time straightforwardly. (grin)
  
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講演会来場者との質疑応答のなかにあったんですが、青山剛昌先生も「あの花」の最終回は楽しみにして観ていらしたそうですよ！ あと「花咲くいろは」も
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The Revived Phantom Thief<br>The memorable first chapter! Actually I became a Mangaka because I wanted to write about a high school phantom (grin) and so I drew it under great tension! Well and back then I was short of money which is the reason why his hatband around his tophat isn't shaded with screen tone...
  
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This was included in the Q&A with the attendants - reportedly, Aoyama Gosho-sensi also enjoyed watching "Anohana"'s last episode! "Blossoming Iroha", too
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The Police Are Everywhere<br>The original title „Keikan ga ippai” referred to a movie... „Taiyou ga ippai”, a movie with Alain Delon („Purple Noon”). Detective Doron is an allusion, too, because „Delon” is written as „Doron” in Japan. (grin) By the way! The words „When you bend them, they...” Kaito announces the light-emitting diode were literally written on the package of one of those things I purchased on a public festival as a kid. (grin) Appearantly they're actually known as „glow stick”.
  
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This tweet is the main evidence:
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The Clockwork Heart<br>A science-fiction-thriller! A rarity for Kaito (grin). I recall that I perceived it as really exhausting to draw all the parts of the robot and that I had no computer, so that I had to write Kaito's farewell letter by hand (Haha!). By the way! In the panel the robot says „I'm Kuroba Kaito... Haha!!” Kaito's pupils look kinda strange (?). There I mimicked Akemi Matsunae of which I was a big fan back then. (grin)
  
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青山剛昌先生、講演会の質疑応答で「阿笠博士は黒の組織のボスじゃありません」って明言しちゃってたけど(汗) ……もしかしたら叙述トリックかもしれないよ(笑)
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Kaitou Kid's Busy Day Off<br>Back then, the 3D movie „Captain EO” starring Michael Jackson was being played in cinemas and has been satirized in this chapter, although I never thought 3D movies could have been revived because of „Avatar”... (grin) By the way! When I read the closing scene today I think that the phrase „But, ice cream... still tastes great!” is my most embarrassing quote ever (grin).
  
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Aoyama Gosho-sensei declared definitively during the lecture's Q&A that "Professor Agasa isn't the Black Organization's boss," ha ha *sweats* . . . maybe this is a narrative trick? (laughs)
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The Pirate Ship Unsurfaced<br>A sea adventure with Kaito? This is a rarity, too! (grin) I can't remember at all why I wanted to draw this story, but maybe I wanted a confrontation between a thief from the mainland and a thief of the seas...? (Ha!) Well, and so Kaito brought his costume of Kaitou Kid even to this place...?! (grin)
  
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This tweet corroborates with what the 2chan board said about Gosho's favorite shows - maybe this is that one 2chan guy's source? I dunno.
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The Scarlet Temptress<br>There she is! Mistress Akako! To be honest, she, as practitioner of black magic, is the reason who drove me into the corner the most during Kaitos appearances in Conan. Well, you just have to accept these works as parallel universes. (grin) By the way, Kaito Kuroba is written on the handkerchief, this probably was a prank done by his mom (Chikage)... (grin)
  
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講演会来場者との質疑応答のなかにあったんですが、青山剛昌先生も「あの花」の最終回は楽しみにして観ていらしたそうですよ！ あと「花咲くいろは」も
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Aoyama Kid ♥
  
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Oh! I found Nihon University's profile on Aoki Keishi. ( http://kenkyu-web.cin.nihon-u.ac.jp/Profiles/37/0003669/profile.html )
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Stay Away From Him<br>Although it's more of a romantic tale than a thief story I really like this one ♥ Especially the panel with „Well, excuse me for being an idiot...“ is a real gem, because of how often I had to redraw it! (laughs) Additionally, Superman and Top Gun appear... which is according to my taste! It's also revealed in this story that Aoko is flat-chested. (laughs)
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===Club Sunday Interview===
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Japan's Most Irresponsible Prime Minister<br>A story I used one of my then-favourite actors Hitoshi Ueki, who has passed away in the meantime, as model! I also dared to use the Japanese prime minister - this was probably really audacious... And then characters appear who look like the past leaders of the USSR and the USA, Gorbachev and Reagan... (sweating). By the way, did anyone notice the „Akako balloon“ in the night sky? (laughs)
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まず、最初の「いつかコナン君たちを登場させてみたい!!という場所はどこですか？？」という質問には
 
  
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「『名探偵コナン』の世界観には合わないけど…過去とか（笑）」
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I Am the Master!<br>This story was purely written because I felt like it! Anyway, I really wanted to draw how Kaitou Kid makes a balls to the wall ride down the facade of a building... (laughs). I would be nice if they one day made an Anime out of it ♫ Oh well, even if Cleopatra's Vanity case should really exist, two thousand years later one probably couldn't use it anymore... (laughs)
  
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というお答えでした！！
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Would You Grow Up<br>If I remember correctly, the hang-glider associated with Kaitou Kid lifted the first time in this story. Well, one could also say that Kaitou Kid could have fled from the get-go with it, instead of stretching a rope to the Tokyo Tower first (laughs). I'd really like to bring the motorized roller skates again.
  
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江戸時代に同心として活躍するコナン君とか見てみたいですね！！
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The Boy Who Bet on the Ball<br>It has also been really daring to take real professional baseball player as a model... (laughs). I think the story was created after I talked with my editor in charge about how thrilling it would be if Kaitou Kid appeared on a pole in Tokyo Dome. Well, the Yomiuri Giants are working together with Conan in several ways anyway, so I hope they can turn a blind eye to this... (fierce laughter)
  
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次の「様々な殺人事件が起こっている『名探偵コナン』ですが、自分が殺されるならこれが一番マシ…という殺され方はなんですか？」
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Ghost Game<br>If I remember correctly, I was frantically busy because I had to draw „Tantei George no Minimini Daisa-kusen“ („Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy“) three weeks in a row for the Sunday magazine, so I finished this chapter in a very short time... (laughs). Directly afterwards my series „Yaiba“ started, because of which „Magic Kaito“ had to pause for a while. Hard to believe that the series is continued until today...! (laughs)
  
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という質問には
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Hustler vs. Magician<br>Originally this was the true second chapter of „Magic Kaito“! But... it was rejected! Since my debut in „Sunday“ there was never a story before or after it that was rejected. It's real luck that it made it into this volume! (laughs)
  
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「眠っているうちに、眠るように…でも殺さないでね（笑）」
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Omake<br>„Magic Kaito“ was the first Manga I was allowed to publish as a Mangaka, which could be the reason I drew this story with zest and high motivation... Oh well, this probably was my youthful enthusiasm... (laughs)
  
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というお答えでした!!
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Aoyama Kid ♥
  
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……そりゃそうですね（笑）
 
  
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そして、漫画家を目指している方必見！！「先生が一番影響を受けた作品はなんですか？」という質問には、
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Volume 3
  
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「ちばてつや先生、モンキーパンチ先生、あだち充先生、黒澤明監督の作品です。」
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Star Wars<br>The first „Magic Kaito“ story I drew in the Heisei era (since 1989 -editor's note). There are several stories in which someone tries to gain profit from using a false Kid, but this is the shining first one! At the crime scene Kid announced a lot of Kid fans have assembled and shout "Kid! Kid!". Pretty clever idea, huh? Because this has developed to a classical element until today.
  
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というお答えを頂きました！！
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The Great Detective Appears!!<br>Entrance of Saguru Hakuba! No, not only that, the chief inspector also shows his face...! Perhaps the junior was just worried because the top policeman never appears at the crime scene? (grin)
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By the way, Kid is so bad at ice skating because I'm so lousy in it myself.
  
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そして、そして！！
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Kaitou Under Scrutiny<br>The skirt of Aoko's school uniform is so long and Kid's television is so big! From this you can tell the time! (Haha!) Apropos, the newspaper appearing on the last page is called „Oshima Daily Paper“ in the original version. Most of the newspapers shown in „Magic Kaito“ were named after my then editors. I beg your pardon. (grin)
  
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最後にどーーーーーーーしても気になることを質問させて頂きました！！
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Akako's Delivery Service<br>Kaitou Kids measurements, 1.74 m (~ 5'9") and 58 kg (~ 128 lbs), naturally are my measurements from back then! The same goes for his blood type! (grin) Back then I thought it's really cool that it's possible to figure out skin colour and age of a person just by a single hair, but today, with DNA analysis you can figure out the whole identity of the person the hair belongs to. The progress of science is frightening... (Haha!)
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(Extra Chapter) Yaiba vs. Kaito!<br>I was told to draw a short, self-contained story and this dream sequence is the result. Back when I was a kid I already loved collaborations like „Mazinger Z vs. Devilman“, so I wanted to draw something like this. This is also the reason Kaitou Kid appears in Conan... (grin)
  
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ズバリ、「黒ずくめの組織のボスは誰ですか！？」
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Blue Birthday<br>The first time the gem Kaitou is after is the name origin for the title! Because this was the first „Magic Kaito“ after a very long time I debuted Kaitou Kid's arch-enemy and I can remember how much this motivated me... but it's also a story about a nightly firework in the midst of the city which must have made a lot of trouble in the surroundings... (grin)
  
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衝撃のその答えは……！！
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Green Dream<br>Oh well, this story is nothing special, but to be honest, it's this story which grew dear to my heart. (grin) What should I say about it? The rhythm is felicitous. This story was the first time I drew Kid's „signature“ we've grown so accustomed to. You can also tell from the name of one of the persons appearing that I really loved „Furuhata Ninzaburō“ back then - a japanese police detective drama.
  
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Aoyama Kid ♥
  
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Volume 4
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Hello, it's me, Aoyama.<br>Since Magic Kaito is being republished I allow myself to show my memories about the past without further delay. (grin)
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Crystal Mother<br>This is the Kaito-train story I always wanted to draw! Including some allusions to "Lupin III" or "Sherlock Holmes" it became a story during which I could live it up... (grin) Snake, who got severely hurt in the tunnel returns in the following chapter completely unharmed. That's what I call "tough“! (Ha, ha!)
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Red Tear<br>Back when this story was published the first time, the thre first pages were in color! In fact, this created a mystery: „The gem on page 1 is blue, but the one on the cover page is red... Why oh why?“ Great that we can revive this mystery in all its glory! (grin) By the way, the closing scene in which all the photos containing the fondest memories are projected against the wall is an homage to the closing scene of the movie  „Cinema Paradiso“. ♪ I used this highlight again in „Detective Conan – The Last Wizard of the Century“. (grin)
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Black Star<br>The first confrontation with the one and only Shinichi Kudo! In this story, Kaito says: „The inspector couldn't catch him even if he used a satellite system!“ But really, it's kind of surprising that he hasn't caught him before, isn't it?! (grin) Shinichi is firing a pistol? Akako wants to use magic to get rid of Shinichi? Little Kaito is flirting with Aoko? What a crazy story! (grin) Well, the scene in which Akako uses her magic powers was cut from TV syndication, but it was restored for the DVD, so everyone who wants to watch it, can do so now. ♥ Oh yeah, the title „Black Star“! I believe there are some readers who ask themselves why this gemstone served as the namesake of the story even though it's just mentioned in passing at the end. That's because Kaitou Kid himself is the "Black Star" after all ★ – hence the title! ♪
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Golden Eye<br>The first duel of the phantoms! (... maybe.) Catherine Zeta-Jones was the model for the character Ruby Jones. ♥ Well, they don't look very much alike... (Ha, ha!) In this story it's made clear that Kaito was born in June and Aoko in September! Exactly... Kaitou Kid may be a thief, but he is also a magician, so it really delighted me to slip in the name of the grandiose real-life magician Harry Houdini. (grin) There are a lot of tricky moments that show how much Detective Conan "poisoned" this story... (Ha, ha!)
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Dark Knights<br>The mask Nightmare is wearing is based on one I bought during a vacation in Spain, because I really liked it. It now hangs at the wall of my living room. (Ha, ha!) Again, in this story is a lot to analyze and moreover, it ends in a thought-provoking, grim mood, which isn't very typical for „Magic Kaito“. On the other hand, this isn't bad either, isn't it? Superintendent Chaki, an old acquaintance from Detective Conan, had his origin in this story. Further on, Hakuba's nanny „Baaya“ has her very first appearance in here! Actually, it's said that there is another nanny for him who has a more docile personality, but that's a different story altogether... (He, he...)
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Phantom Lady (Preannouncement)<br>This story revolves around how the original Kaitou Kid obtained a wonderfully beautiful jewel for the first time. ♥ It will be the first in Volume 5... I wonder when it will be released? (grin)
 
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■ A First Time Meeting, but an Association for Nearly 20 Years!
 
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{{font color|red|Shibasaki Kou (hereafter referred to as Shibasaki)}}: Well, I bought one of the special volumes of the manga, which has a portrait of Mr. Aoyama doesn't it?<br>
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{{font color|red|Shibasaki}}: Right! There's like blood pouring out or something (laughs). Anyway, it really looks like you. It's just as I expected.<br>
  
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Oh wow! There's actually some people who watched it as a kid, and they have now become fathers and they watch it together with their kid.<br>
  
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'''Q''': As for Ms. Shibasaki, what would you say the charm of Conan is?<br>
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Shibasaki: Is it okay if I give my impressions completely as a fan (laughs). First of all, the pictures are very easy to get into and to follow. It's very characteristic and recognizable at a glance. But the mysteries to be solved are first-class. It deals with difficult cases that take time just as a TV drama would, so before you know it you're pulled into the world.<br>
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{{font color|red|Shibasaki}}: Is it okay if I give my impressions completely as a fan (laughs). First of all, the pictures are very easy to get into and to follow. It's very characteristic and recognizable at a glance. But the mysteries to be solved are first-class. It deals with difficult cases that take time just as a TV drama would, so before you know it you're pulled into the world.<br>
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Aoyama: Such high praise. Thank you very much.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Such high praise. Thank you very much.<br>
 
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■Can kids really follow the extremely difficult historical subject matter of Conan!?
 
■Can kids really follow the extremely difficult historical subject matter of Conan!?
  
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Q: This time in the world of Conan, you appear as the Maritime Self-Defense Force's Fuji Nanami right?<br>
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'''Q''': This time in the world of Conan, you appear as the Maritime Self-Defense Force's Fuji Nanami right?<br>
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Shibasaki: As a fan, there's a somewhat selfish part to it isn't there? I interpreted it as it was convenient for me (wry smile) As the special guest this time, I got to participate as a character that only appears in this movie, so I thought I was lucky.<br>
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{{font color|red|Shibasaki}}: As a fan, there's a somewhat selfish part to it isn't there? I interpreted it as it was convenient for me (wry smile) As the special guest this time, I got to participate as a character that only appears in this movie, so I thought I was lucky.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I also did the character design for Fuji Nanami. I drew it before I knew that Shibasaki would be playing the role, but they told me "we want her to be beautiful" and so I gave her thin eyebrows and sharp eyes like a soldier.<br>
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Shibasaki: Her eyebrows are cute aren't they! When I heard that her position was military personnel I worried a little about whether I could play the role properly, but I maintained a feeling of tension the whole time so I thought if I could expand on that then I could make it through somehow. And also, when I was recording, most of the other people had already recorded their lines so I could really use them as reference. I thought it would be difficult if it were a situation where no other voices had been recorded yet, but even Conan's voice was already added, so...<br>
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{{font color|red|Shibasaki}}: Her eyebrows are cute aren't they! When I heard that her position was military personnel I worried a little about whether I could play the role properly, but I maintained a feeling of tension the whole time so I thought if I could expand on that then I could make it through somehow. And also, when I was recording, most of the other people had already recorded their lines so I could really use them as reference. I thought it would be difficult if it were a situation where no other voices had been recorded yet, but even Conan's voice was already added, so...<br>
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Aoyama: It was very well done. Nothing felt out of place!<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: It was very well done. Nothing felt out of place!<br>
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Shibasaki: But we did a lot of redoing. Like the way the song was sung, or matching the lines going with the melody, or getting a satisfactory intonation. So when you hear it after that's done it's okay, but sometimes you'd think "is this really good like this" when there was a feeling that it just didn't match up with the melody, and it would leave a feeling that it was just out of place and strange and so we would have to redo it.<br>
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{{font color|red|Shibasaki}}: But we did a lot of redoing. Like the way the song was sung, or matching the lines going with the melody, or getting a satisfactory intonation. So when you hear it after that's done it's okay, but sometimes you'd think "is this really good like this" when there was a feeling that it just didn't match up with the melody, and it would leave a feeling that it was just out of place and strange and so we would have to redo it.<br>
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Aoyama: So at those times you'd say something like "could we record that again?" That's amazing. As for me, if it were ok as it was I'd just be like "alright, it's good like this right?" (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: So at those times you'd say something like "could we record that again?" That's amazing. As for me, if it were ok as it was I'd just be like "alright, it's good like this right?" (laughs)<br>
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Shibasaki: By nature, I'm probably a little self-conscious about my voice.  I felt some relief little by little. But when it's just my voice, I worry about if it came out clearly.  So we would test out listening to it afterwards.<br>
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{{font color|red|Shibasaki}}: By nature, I'm probably a little self-conscious about my voice.  I felt some relief little by little. But when it's just my voice, I worry about if it came out clearly.  So we would test out listening to it afterwards.<br>
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Aoyama: You've got a voice unlike other voice actresses so I thought it was very nice. Very cool.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: You've got a voice unlike other voice actresses so I thought it was very nice. Very cool.<br>
  
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''''Q''': In this movie, Fuji Nanami's role left a very hard and dynamic impression different from the other movie versions of Conan so far.<br>
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Aoyama: For this movie, from the time that the setting was decided to be the Aegis ship, I requested to the scriptwriter "Sakurai Takeharu" that they try to make it very realistic. So it became very much directed towards adults. Because even for me too, when it's more directed toward kids I don't find it as interesting. Having said that, midway through I started to worry about whether or not kids could also enjoy this movie, whether they could be brought along to see it. But in the movie Conan explains in a way that's easy to understand what you should look for or what you should think about, and so I think that it's contents can be enjoyable for children as well.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: For this movie, from the time that the setting was decided to be the Aegis ship, I requested to the scriptwriter "Sakurai Takeharu" that they try to make it very realistic. So it became very much directed towards adults. Because even for me too, when it's more directed toward kids I don't find it as interesting. Having said that, midway through I started to worry about whether or not kids could also enjoy this movie, whether they could be brought along to see it. But in the movie Conan explains in a way that's easy to understand what you should look for or what you should think about, and so I think that it's contents can be enjoyable for children as well.<br>
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Shibasaki: I was also thinking "man, this is difficult" as I was working on it.<br>
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{{font color|red|Shibasaki}}: I was also thinking "man, this is difficult" as I was working on it.<br>
 
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[[File:Gosho Shibasaki interview4.jpg|thumb]]
 
[[File:Gosho Shibasaki interview4.jpg|thumb]]
 
■What a Shock!! The announcement of the secret rule of Conan!!
 
■What a Shock!! The announcement of the secret rule of Conan!!
  
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Q: As for Mr. Aoyama, do you have any rules for when you're drawing Conan?<br>
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'''Q''': As for Mr. Aoyama, do you have any rules for when you're drawing Conan?<br>
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Aoyama: There's one rule I have which is "Conan must never cry."<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: There's one rule I have which is "Conan must never cry."<br>
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Shibasaki: Does he cry this time?<br>
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{{font color|red|Shibasaki}}: Does he cry this time?<br>
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Aoyama: Well, I'm not saying he cries.... But, there are people who are planning on seeing the movie so I have to keep it a secret (laughs).<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Well, I'm not saying he cries.... But, there are people who are planning on seeing the movie so I have to keep it a secret (laughs).<br>
  
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'''Q''': You played an active role in the Detective gadget that will appear this time too. Can you tell us anything about that?<br>
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Aoyama: I kept the names absolutely simple. Because if I didn't then it would be embarrassing. Something like "Ball Shooter" isn't embarrassing is it. "Kick-Power Reinforcing Shoes" isn't an embarrassing name, and also it's easy to understand. But those rarely get used. The most recent thing to get used was the belt wasn't it? But it won't get used from here on out. If something strange suddenly shows up then it would be weird, so it always has to be something that Conan can wear. But we've already used so many things, there's not much left besides and backpack.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I kept the names absolutely simple. Because if I didn't then it would be embarrassing. Something like "Ball Shooter" isn't embarrassing is it. "Kick-Power Reinforcing Shoes" isn't an embarrassing name, and also it's easy to understand. But those rarely get used. The most recent thing to get used was the belt wasn't it? But it won't get used from here on out. If something strange suddenly shows up then it would be weird, so it always has to be something that Conan can wear. But we've already used so many things, there's not much left besides and backpack.<br>
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Shibasaki: What about his hair?<br>
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{{font color|red|Shibasaki}}: What about his hair?<br>
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Aoyama: Well, he's not Kitaro (laughs).<br>[T/L: Kitaro is a famous character from a comic called "Ge Ge Ge no Kitaro" created by Mizuki Shigeru. Kitaro is a ghost who has many gadgets at his disposal, some of which being his hair which can be used for various things.]<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Well, he's not Kitaro (laughs).<br>[T/L: Kitaro is a famous character from a comic called "Ge Ge Ge no Kitaro" created by Mizuki Shigeru. Kitaro is a ghost who has many gadgets at his disposal, some of which being his hair which can be used for various things.]<br>
  
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'''Q''': Lastly, could you tell us a scene that you really liked?<br>
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Shibasaki: Well, I've only been able to seen it once, but when I did see it obviously I could here my voice in it so naturally that got my focus. If I were to watch it again I think there's a scene with Conan that would really move me. The sound in the movie is very strong and I thought it was amazing. For example, the scene where the Aegis ship is going to attack was really amazing.<br>
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{{font color|red|Shibasaki}}: Well, I've only been able to seen it once, but when I did see it obviously I could here my voice in it so naturally that got my focus. If I were to watch it again I think there's a scene with Conan that would really move me. The sound in the movie is very strong and I thought it was amazing. For example, the scene where the Aegis ship is going to attack was really amazing.<br>
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Aoyama: I also drew some key-frames, and it's embarrassing to see them appear in the movie, which I think is like what you were saying right? The animators' style and mine are different so it's easily noticed. It wasn't so much that way this time, but... how was it? You couldn't you notice could you?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I also drew some key-frames, and it's embarrassing to see them appear in the movie, which I think is like what you were saying right? The animators' style and mine are different so it's easily noticed. It wasn't so much that way this time, but... how was it? You couldn't you notice could you?<br>
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Shibasaki: No, quite the opposite... it was really cool!<br>
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{{font color|red|Shibasaki}}: No, quite the opposite... it was really cool!<br>
 
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===Shonen Sunday Special Booklet===
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===Otona Fami Interview #4===
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'''Date:''' July 17, 2013
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'''Date:''' June 2013
 
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─ 今同は先生ご自身に各キャラクターの輝いたシーンやエピソードを選んでいただきたいと思います。
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青山：頑張ります。こういう企画とか、いつも取材が終わったあといろいろ思い出して「あのシーンも良かったな」って後悔するタイプなんですけど（笑）。
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File: File 865 Special booklet 4.jpg|Kaitou Kid and Hattori Heiji, Okiya and Sera
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─（笑）ではコナンからお願いします。
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File: File 865 Special booklet 6.jpg|Vermouth and Amuro, Extra! Kurogane Yaiba
 
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File: File 865 Special booklet 9.jpg|Special Kaitou Kid Commentary Part 3
 
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'''Translated by:''' Fujiwara, Zenthisoror, Wakarimashita and Cocoa (Heiji, Kaitou, Yaiba, and Drawing Conan sections from German)<br>
 
  
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青山：『謎めいた乗客』のワンシーンです。コナンが「逃げるなよ灰原・・・自分の運命から逃げるんじゃねーぞ・・・」っていう台詞。構図と相まって自分の中でも「これは決まったな」と思いました。
  
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Conan<br>
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あと最近だと『ホームズの黙示録」の蘭への告白シーン。これは新一のベストになるのかな？イギリス取材に行った際、告白は絶対ビッグベンの前でと決めました。やっぱり絵になるでしょ？時計の時刻も僕が実際に写真を撮った時刻と同じ。
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Hairstyle: Took 1 minute, got Yaiba's hair and made it smoother. Added Mahoutsukai Sally's little brother Kabu's apostrophe. The way he drew the back of the hair came from Adachi Maru's main character of Nijiiro Tougarashi (Rainbow Chilli Peppers) Shichimi...
 
  
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あとは『空飛ぶ密室工藤新一最初の事件』の中の一ページは迫力が出ましたね。過去編に切り替わる演出が上手くいきました。実は、蘭の乗っている飛行機が。”バード航空”から、ルナ航空〃に切り替わってるコマがあるんでよ。注意深く見ていれば変わったことに気付けるようになってるんです。
  
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Glasses: Gosho likes Superman. And when Clark Kent was hiding his identity, he wore glasses. So when he wrote Ai and Conan's conversation in vol 24, it was like a long held in secret was getting out.
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ほかにも、『殺人犯、工藤新一・新一の正体に蘭の涙』で、蘭にだけ聞こえるように「下がってろよ」というシーンとか、ただの指紋の説明なのに、「人間が生まれながらにして天より授かった・・・終生不変のエンブレム・・・」っていう台詞とかね。いや、指紋だろって（笑）
  
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Speaking Habits: Rough but kinda cool, inspired maybe by Joe from Tomorrow's Joe Barooo, and other habits might have aspects of Touch in them as well.
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─ 次は蘭が輝いたシーン、行ってみましょう！
  
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青山：『スキーロッジ殺人事件』かな。読者人気も高いですね。蘭は優しすぎるので、これ以降、かわいそうになっちゃって探偵役はやらせていません（笑）。
  
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Ran<br>
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あとは『バレンタインの真実』の「強かったらよかったのにね・・・」というところも、女の子らしい一面が出せたかな。『猿と熊手のトリ物帖も、おみくじを信じて空手を封印する女の子らしさと、その後に胴回し回転蹴りを放つ強い蘭のどちらも描けて良かった。
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Ran's concept: "Saying Ran's perfect is probably saying too much, but she's someone you'd want to have on your side. She's can fight and is a diligent student and can cook really well. And she's always waiting for Shinichi. Her only weakness is her fear of ghosts. I wanted to draw a girl that is strong in many ways, as I had never done so before."
 
  
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─ コナンのライバルのひとり、怪盗キッドはどうでしょう？
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Kogoro<br>
 
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青山：『集められた名探偵 工藤新一VS怪盗キッド』。まさか小五郎に変装しているとは思わなかったでしょ？おっちゃんがヘリから飛び出すところまで、読者をうまく騙せたかなと思います。
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あと「怪盗キッドの驚異空中歩行』もカッコよく描けた。「海のブルーと空のブルー」という表現が出てくるんですが、それがまさにコナンと怪盗キッドの違いを表しているんです。快斗は明るい空のブルー。コナンはちょっと暗い、深みのある海のブルー。言いかたを変えるとスケベとむっつリスケベ（笑）。似てるんだけど、少し違う。
  
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─ 『まじっく快斗』の怪盗キッドとコナンに登場する怪盗キッドは少し性格が違ってみえます。
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青山：コナンに登場するキッドにはほとんどモノローグを入れてないんですよ。内面描写がない分、クールに見えるだけで、実は頭の中で「あ、やべー」とか思ってるはず（笑）。「怪盗キッドの瞬間移動魔術『テレポーテーションマジック」』で出てくる。”サーストンの3原則”は、アメリカの名マジシャンの名前を冠した実在する法則で、ネタ的にも本当は『まじっく快斗』でやりたかった話ですね。
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Kaitou Kid<br>
 
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Phantom thief and master of disguise. Nobody knows his real identity - but he is a high school student just like Shinichi Kudo and goes by the name of Kaito Kuroba!<br>
 
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ちなみにアニメでキッドの父の盗一の声は池田秀一さんが担当されているんですが、これは以前「まじっく快斗』のアニメ化の話があった時、僕が『機動戦士ガンダム』のシャアがすこく好きで、盗一役はぜひシャアの声優で有名な池田秀一さんでと思っていたのがきっかけです。
  
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そのあとコナンで池田さんが赤井秀一役になった後、アニメ『工藤新一少年の冒険』で盗一役もお願いしたんです。最初は池田さんも「なんで俺？」と仰ってましたが、説明すると納得して引き受けてくださいました。夢が叶いましたね（笑）
  
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青山：詳しくは秘密です（笑）。赤井が撃たれる『赤と黒のクラッシュ』『嫌疑/潔白/決死/殉職』は、ホームズがモリアーティ教授と戦ってライヘンバッハの滝から落ちる「最後の事件』をモチーフにしてます。赤井が落ちるのも”来葉峠（ライハ峠）”ってね。
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─ それでは西の名探偵・平次はいかがでしょうか？
  
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青山：『ホームズ・フリーク殺人事件』です。奥の平次と手前のコナンとで、コナンで初めて一ページぶち抜いたカットです。この時の下書きをアシスタントが保管していて、後で高く売れるかもって話したことあるんですよ（笑）。平次と和葉の絡みでは『そして人魚はいなくなった』もいいね。和葉の決意が凄い。
  
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─ 以前、弊誌のインタビューで、描いていて楽しいキャラは灰原と仰っていましたね。
  
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青山：はい。『競技場無差別脅迫事件』の「時の流れに人は逆らえないもの・・・」とか『1年B組大作戦！』の「方言は言葉に付けたアクセサリー」とか、灰原はとにかく台詞が好きで、僕の思ってることとかを代弁させやすい。
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でも一番は『黒の組織との再会』で、「眼鏡をとったあなたはスーパーマンってわけ？」っていうシーンな。僕はスーパーマンが大好きで、この台詞を言えて良かったなあって。あと「まるで井戸からはい上がったコーデリアね・・・」とかもね。このシーンは灰原の名前の元となった女探偵コーデリア・グレイの『女には向かない職業』という小説で、彼女が煙突を上るエピソードがあって、そのオマージュになってます。
  
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─ 先生が一番描きやすいキャラは？
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In the detective koushien case, the female detective despite being the culprit ended up being so popular that there was a demand for this character but it was impossible since she was the culprit so Aoyama created... Sera.
 
  
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青山：描きやすいのは小五郎かな。これまでの僕の漫画でいなかったタイプですが、僕自身小五郎に似ている部分があるから。おっちゃんですしね。それに実際にコナンみたいな奴ばっかりだと、なんかムカつくだろうし（笑）。他のキャラだったら不謹慎に感じることも、小五郎が言うと、「小五郎だし、まあいいか」ってなって憎めないでしょ。かっこつけだけど、優しいところもあるし、たまに冴えてる時もあるし。『小五郎の同窓会殺人事件』とか、まさに小五郎の見せ場。まあ、毎回眠らされて「コイツ、大丈夫か？」って心配になりますけどね（笑）。
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Gin<br>
 
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Gin's about the hat and the hair. There wasn't much deep thought behind his design. Just that he had some kind of high leadership position in the Organisation, but as Conan continued and looked as though it would get longer his character development got more complicated. 'The Aesthetics of a Killer' He drives a Porsche 356A and carries a Beretta M 1934, so he's very particular about his tastes. But being particular makes a character cooler? (ahaha)
 
  
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─ 本当によく寝る大人ですよね（笑）。そのほかのキャラクターのベストシーンについて教えてください。
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Vodka<br>
 
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And Vodka is Gin's Watson...and what his eyes are like, Gosho will leave to the readers' imagination...
 
  
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少年探偵団で言えば、光彦と灰原がちょっぴりいい感じですよね。『きのこと熊と探偵団』の「最高のレスキュー隊員よ！」ていうシーンが好きです。
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Chianti<br>
 
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Concept: A character who wouldn't go around sucking up to Gin. He [Gosho] thought the swallowtail butterfly tattoo was cool. He [Gosho] thought a lot about her development and some one liners, like 'When my butterfly flaps its wings, people die'. But snipers keep both eyes open to shoot, so that one liner went down the drain. Her speech habits are supposed to make her seem a bit sexual.
 
  
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あと気になるのは、高木&美和子の刑事コンビ。最近でも「命を賭けた恋愛中継『中継開始/絶体絶命/現場突入』で見せつけてくれましたけど、あれは『CSI：科学捜査班』を見ていて思い付いたんです。『CSI』では映像の受信がPCでしたが、やっぱり現代だとタブレット端末のほうが面白いだろうなと。
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Korn<br>
 
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Concept: Silent, unsophisticated, and a bit of a wierdo...he's got skills though. Things are more fun with characters like these, aren't they? He's designed so that he looks like nobody else in the Organisation. He's got skills as a sniper though! The only person better than him at sniping, including Chianti, is Akai. If he's alive (hahaha) He hates Vermouth. For letting Calvados, a fellow sniper, die. It's not like there was anything particularly special about the relationship between Calvados and Korn. It's probably just that as one sniper looking out for another sniper, he can't forgive her...  Fundamentally all members of the organisation with code names are supposed to be at the same level, so Korn's supposed to be at the same rank as Gin. It just happened this time that when they chanced to form a team Gin came out as the most leader-like of all them.
 
  
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─ インスパイアされるのはやっぱり刑事ドラマなどが多いのでしょうか？
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Vermouth<br>
 
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She's the bad side of Fujiko Mine, the good side being Yukiko. Yukiko has Fujiko's hair-style. Both Vermouth and Yukiko have this middle hair-line too. Both hard to draw. It was difficult during the Train Arc because they both had a lot of panels given to them. But it was fun and the result was a success. Leaving aside their standing inside the BO, Vermouth used to like Gin in the past, I'd say. She also had a profound relationship with Gin... However, since Gin isn't the type to fall in love with another person, all this came from Vermouth's side.
 
  
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青山：ドラマや映画、小説などなんでも。人から聞いた話も多いです。例えば『泡と湯気と煙』で使った塩でビールを泡立たせるネタは、打ち合わせの際に編集から聞いて実験しながら考えました。
  
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Amuro<br>
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僕が一番気に入っているエピソードの『揺れる警視庁1000万人の人質』（36-37巻収録）は、爆弾モノをやろうと決めてから、リチャード・ハリスの『ジャガーノート』（74年）をはじめ、いろいろな爆弾モノ映画を10本以上観ました。その中で見つけた水銀スイッチの仕掛けに触発されて、振動させたり傾けたら即爆発する水銀レバーのエピソードに繋げたんです。あの事件は話としても上手くまとまっていて、読者人気も一番ですね。
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A character who's neither Akai, neither Okiya. First character with dark skin and blond hair. A long time ago there was the character Jewell (?) in Yaiba though. The cutting and adjusting of the frames was difficult because of the white hair but digital drawing makes it easier.
 
  
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─ 最後に先生が一番好きなキャラクターを教えてください！
  
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Extra! Kurogane Yaiba<br>
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青山：コナン・ドイルは記者の質問に「（登場人物は）全て自分の性格の一部です」と答えたらしいですが、僕もここはドイルに習います。みんな大好きで選べないですから。全て僕の一部なんです。
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Towards countless adventures together with his Thunder sword: Yaiba, the hero of the eponymous precursor series to Detective Conan!<br>
 
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Comment! A shared appearance with Conan? At least his mother did herself the honor of showing up!
 
  
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Here you can see Yaiba, who Gosho drew for the first time after ten years on the occasion of this special booklet!<br>I haven't drawn him for a long time.<br>Somehow, I think he looks way to smart on this picture!
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─ 青山先生は、今回の劇場版ではどのように関わられたのでしょうか？
  
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Concept: I used Teppei from Ore wa Teppei by Tetsuya Chiba as a model. I loved this Manga back when I was a kid! Teppei was also the reason why I started with Kendo. So Yaiba was kinda conceptualized as a Teppei with Thunder sword. On the other hand, it's fair to say that Teppei is way smarther than Yaiba!
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青山：例年通りトリックや事件など全体的にアイデアを出しましたね。今回は、僕が大好きな『相棒』の櫻井さんが脚本を担当して下さって、念願だったコナンとのコラボが叶いました。脚本など何度もやり取りしたんですけど、櫻井さんはとても仕事が速い人。やっとチェックが終わって脚本を返したら、ひと息つく間もなくすぐに修稿が上がってきて「え？嘘でしょ？」みたいな（笑）。
  
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Similarities with Conan: He never gives up and he doesn't cry. But that's just how heroes have to be! Especially in front of the Detective Boys Conan acts like Teppei, just like Yaiba. But when Conan turns into Shinichi he is more like Joe Yabuki from Ashita no Joe.
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─ イージス艦も櫻井さんの発案だったのでしょうか？
  
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How about a shared appearance with Conan?: A shared appearance together with Conan? At least Yaiba's mother did herself the honor of showing up. Heiji's mother Shizuka got the second place in a Kendo tournament back at middle school -  and the first place was taken by Michiko Tsubaki (maiden name), mother of Yaiba! Her face is the same as that of Moroha, the little sister of Yaiba. Whether Yaiba is also to be found somewhere? Probably not.
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青山：そうです。最初は驚きましたけど、「やるからにはリアルにしたいね」と話し合って、実際に取材にも同行しました。ですから、劇中で描写されている艦内の様子はかなり実物に近いですよ。取材時に、艦全体がものすこく整頓されて綺麗なことに驚いたら、艦長日く「清潔であることが規律に繋がる」と。「さすがー！」と思っていたのですが、後で別のクルーに聞いたら「先生が来ると言うので、念入りに掃除したんです。大変でしたよ」だって（笑）。残念だったのは、取材の日に海軍力レーが食べられなかったこと。曜日感覚を保つため、カレーは金曜日と決まっているみたいです。
  
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─ 先生から見た今回の映画の見どころは？
  
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'''Special Interview'''
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青山：やっぱり今回はイージス艦の描写ですね。訓練風景とか、レーダーやモニ一夕ーとかお父さんと子供で見に行ったらどっちもワクワクするんじゃないかな（笑）。あとは終盤にかけての怒涛の展開と、蘭のピンチ。今回のキーアイテムとして”電波時計”が出てくるんですけど、スクリーンに登場したらちょっと注目してみて下さい。そうそう、僕が食べられなかった海軍力レーも登場しますので、お楽しみに（笑）。</div>
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1: Did Heiji make Conan drink Paikaru knowing what it would do to him!?<br>A: It was all a happy coincidence and the rest is internet conspiracy theory...
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2: A message came to Sera from her brother about whether she had met the wizard yet...was that from 'Shuu-nii'?<br>A: But Sera-chan said that 'Shuu-nii was dead' didn't she? In which case (smile)...
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===Shonen Sunday Special Booklet===
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'''Date:''' July 17, 2013
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'''Source:''' https://conan-4869.net/post-14509<br>
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File: File 865 Special booklet 1.jpg|Cover
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File: File 865 Special booklet 3.jpg|Ran and Kogoro, Haibara and the Detective Boys
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File: File 865 Special booklet 4.jpg|Kaitou Kid and Hattori Heiji, Okiya and Sera
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File: File 865 Special booklet 5.jpg|Gin and Vodka, Chianti and Korn
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File: File 865 Special booklet 6.jpg|Vermouth and Amuro, Extra! Kurogane Yaiba
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File: File 865 Special booklet 7.jpg|Special Interview
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File: File 865 Special booklet 8.jpg|Special Kaitou Kid Commentary Part 1 & 2
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File: File 865 Special booklet 9.jpg|Special Kaitou Kid Commentary Part 3
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File: File 865 Special booklet 10.jpg|A lesson in drawing Conan
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'''Translated by:''' Fujiwara, Zenthisoror, Wakarimashita and Cocoa (Heiji, Kaitou, Yaiba, and Drawing Conan sections from German)<br>
  
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3: Sera seems to have met Conan before, but was that when Conan was Conan or Conan was Shinichi?<br>A: I can't give too many details, but Ran has met her too...
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'''Character Sections'''
  
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4: (Translated by Conan#1) Why did Conan tell Miyano Akemi his true identity? Any reason?<br>A: Because Conan thinks that person is going to die anyway.<br>Q: What if Akemi is taken to the hospital and brought back to life in a miracle!!!A: (smile)
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Conan<br>
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Hairstyle: Took 1 minute, got Yaiba's hair and made it smoother. Added Mahoutsukai Sally's little brother Kabu's apostrophe. The way he drew the back of the hair came from Adachi Maru's main character of Nijiiro Tougarashi (Rainbow Chilli Peppers) Shichimi...
  
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5: The APTX4869 - it can shrink people as a side effect, so what's it actually supposed to do? Tell us!<br>A: Er...sorry, I can't say...
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Fashion: Essentially, 753 wear, i.e. when you're little at ages 7. 5 and 3, when these formal photos get taken, Gosho's 753 photos have him in bow tie and shorts. :P He tries to keep gadgets to what Conan can wear...but he's run out of ideas of late...
  
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6: Apart from Conan and Haibara, are there any others who took the poison and ended up shrinking?<br>A: Who knows...maybe another one will turn up some time... (laughter)
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Glasses: Gosho likes Superman. And when Clark Kent was hiding his identity, he wore glasses. So when he wrote Ai and Conan's conversation in vol 24, it was like a long held in secret was getting out.
  
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7: In order to complete the silver bullet, why did Haibara have to separate from her parents?<br>A: I'm afraid I can't answer that either...But that will be answered eventually! So bear that in mind...
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Speaking Habits: Rough but kinda cool, inspired maybe by Joe from Tomorrow's Joe Barooo, and other habits might have aspects of Touch in them as well.
  
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8: Will Itakura's software become important at some point in the future?<br>A: Well, I took the trouble of introducing it to the plot, so it must become important at some point...
 
  
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9: Also, any hint as to what sort of thing it was...<br>A: Ahahahaha! Just remember it! Please keep it in mind!!
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Ran<br>
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Ran's concept: "Saying Ran's perfect is probably saying too much, but she's someone you'd want to have on your side. She's can fight and is a diligent student and can cook really well. And she's always waiting for Shinichi. Her only weakness is her fear of ghosts. I wanted to draw a girl that is strong in many ways, as I had never done so before."
  
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10: Gin and Vodka wear suits even in the summer...is there some secret as to how they manage to get by!? Normal people would find it too hot to cope...<br>A: Because wouldn't Gin in just his shirt be a bit funny? Yeah...these characters are among the ones that are a bit difficult to write in the summer...Gin, Vodka, Chianti and Korn all wear a lot of layers... Drawing them becomes a bit of a drag... Fundamentally, all men in black are a bit of a drag to draw! Vermouth, I just want to say, "Please no more!" (laughs)
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Kogoro<br>
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Gosho thought that a mystery type story would end pretty quickly so he originally designed Mouri like a thinner version of Nakamori. But then he was told that they were too similar, so he changed his hairstyle and his moustache... When both Nakamori and Mouri appeared in the same case there was a lot of thought over which one ought to be taller. On that front, Mouri is supposed to be taller. He made him a detective instead of a police officer because he thought that was easier to manage, He knows about policemen and he knows about cases. It makes things a lot easier... Oh sorry, I meant, the reason for the backstory about why he switched from an officer to a detective...it makes being a private detective easier for Mouri. Also, his face is familiar to a lot of the officers.
  
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11: In Akemi's mail to Akai Shuuichi that went 'If we could both get out of the Organisation...' what was in the PS?<br>A: That's an important point! I'll be bringing that up in the story later!
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Haibara<br>
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Haibara's concept: Gosho had planned to introduce ex-BO member Haibara from the start, even though her introduction was later than planned. As for her character, he wanted a tsundere character who's the opposite of Ran. Even though Haibara doesn't have much deer. But that's how he likes her. (laughs)
  
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12: One last thing...could you tell us the identity of the Boss of the BO?<br>A: Wahahahaha! Alright, I'll let you in on the secret...It's actually...
 
  
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Interviewer: Whaaaaat!!! Answering these rather harsh questions in such a playful manner within his busy schedule, that was Aoyama Gosho!<br>(Note: Gosho did not actually say the name to the interviewer. This is a joke)
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Detective Boys<br>
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Zenthisoror: The original concept of the three Detective Boys was to enable Haibara to hide amongst them! Basically, they provided the hiding place for Haibara. Gosho wanted a fat one, a thin and snarky one, and a cute little girl. They're obviously inspired from Doraemon but the personalities of all three are very different from their Doraemon counterparts. Especially because Conan's very different from Nobita-kun (hahaha, you could say that again) You could say that the three DB kids together are all Nobita-kun, all shouting, "Help us, Conan!" Genta's family run a bar/pub. Mitsuhiko's parents are both teachers. Mitsuhiko's sister is also a teacher. Ayumi's family he's not so sure...they live in a flat modelled on the one Gosho used to live in...so probably not the average office worker...
  
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Kaitou Kid<br>
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Phantom thief and master of disguise. Nobody knows his real identity - but he is a high school student just like Shinichi Kudo and goes by the name of Kaito Kuroba!<br>
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Comment! I needed a nemesis for my detective!
  
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Design: He looks pretty cool of course, because he originally is the protagonist of another Manga series. But for every reader who doesn't know Magic Kaito, his guest appearances in Detective Conan could feel a little bit disconcerting. I for one have the biggest fun while drawing him!
  
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'''A Lesson in Drawing Conan'''<br>
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Concept: I wanted to have a powerful antagonist for Conan, someone like the Fiend with Twenty Faces from the works of Edogawa Rampo. And suddenly it occured to me that I drew such a character some years ago! From that time on it was decided that he would have guest appearances. Naturally I talked at length about it with my editor back then... who voiced his misgivings. So I tried to make Kaitou Kid's first appearances not too over the top.
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Gosho Aoyama tells it all!<br>
 
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Concept pages of the last case about Kaitou Kid, inlcuding comments by the master himself!<br>
 
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How is Detective Conan made? On the next pages we will show you some concept art for the episode featuring Kaitou Kid from volume 82, together with some eye-opening commentary by Gosho Aoyama!<br>
 
  
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I drew Makoto over the whole height of the page, because he had to look really cool. I don't really know who the people behind Inspector Nakamori are supposed to be, so I just wrote "Policemen". And because it was hard to tell the gem and the air gun projectiles apart, I provided them with some notes, too.
 
  
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Heiji<br>
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On the concept art there was only a simple circle, but on the finished page the gem shines in all its splendor! Makoto's gas mask is also pretty detailed on the finalized page.
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His father is the superintendent of Osaka. He is a high school detective. And he is so good, that even Conan/Shinichi respects him!<br>
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The highschool detective of the west: He hails from Osaka and so he has a dialect - which is because a complete opposite just makes a rival all the more interesting! But the whole thing also has the background, that the leading editor from back then came from Osaka, so that I completely trusted him during the final approvals of Heiji's lines. Additionally, his dark complexion is also a strong contrast to Conan's/Shinichi's appearance.
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Here you can see the finished manuscript!<br>
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Concept: At first I created a storyline which was designated for the start of the Anime series and should have introduced Ai Haibara, but this wasn't to be. And suddenly it was said that the Anime series needed a rival, so I created Heiji Hattori. It was evident to me that a rival would also have to be a highschool detective and one with a very contrary personality to Shinichi.
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Every character is seen in a specific perspective. When Gosho Aoyama has decided about the looks of the respective characters he proceeds with the creation of the manuscripts!
 
  
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Okiya<br>
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Conan: Looks like Kid stole the show from me in this story!
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Hairstyle is Char Aznable from Gundam crossed with Chiaki from Nodame Cantabile, which Gosho was really into at that time. It's the part of Chiaki's hairstyle where it's sticking up all over the place from how he sleeps that he added to Okiya. His identity: Is a SECRET. People might have already figured it out, but he'll leave it to our imaginations (some of the page has been cut off)
  
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The finished manuscript!<br>
 
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A character overview of the Suzuki family. <br>
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Sera<br>
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An overview of every appearing character serves as a guideline during the production of a manuscript. This time, Sonoko's family gains center stage.<br>
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In the detective koushien case, the female detective despite being the culprit ended up being so popular that there was a demand for this character but it was impossible since she was the culprit so Aoyama created... Sera.
  
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Gin<br>
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Gin's about the hat and the hair. There wasn't much deep thought behind his design. Just that he had some kind of high leadership position in the Organisation, but as Conan continued and looked as though it would get longer his character development got more complicated. 'The Aesthetics of a Killer' He drives a Porsche 356 A and carries a Beretta M 1934, so he's very particular about his tastes. But being particular makes a character cooler? (ahaha)
  
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Vodka<br>
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─ 今同は先生ご自身に各キャラクターの輝いたシーンやエピソードを選んでいただきたいと思います。
 
  
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青山：頑張ります。こういう企画とか、いつも取材が終わったあといろいろ思い出して「あのシーンも良かったな」って後悔するタイプなんですけど（笑）。
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Chianti<br>
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Concept: A character who wouldn't go around sucking up to Gin. He [Gosho] thought the swallowtail butterfly tattoo was cool. He [Gosho] thought a lot about her development and some one liners, like 'When my butterfly flaps its wings, people die'. But snipers keep both eyes open to shoot, so that one liner went down the drain. Her speech habits are supposed to make her seem a bit sexual.
  
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─（笑）ではコナンからお願いします。
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Korn<br>
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Concept: Silent, unsophisticated, and a bit of a wierdo...he's got skills though. Things are more fun with characters like these, aren't they? He's designed so that he looks like nobody else in the Organisation. He's got skills as a sniper though! The only person better than him at sniping, including Chianti, is Akai. If he's alive (hahaha) He hates Vermouth. For letting Calvados, a fellow sniper, die. It's not like there was anything particularly special about the relationship between Calvados and Korn. It's probably just that as one sniper looking out for another sniper, he can't forgive her...  Fundamentally all members of the organisation with code names are supposed to be at the same level, so Korn's supposed to be at the same rank as Gin. It just happened this time that when they chanced to form a team Gin came out as the most leader-like of all them.
  
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青山：『謎めいた乗客』のワンシーンです。コナンが「逃げるなよ灰原・・・自分の運命から逃げるんじゃねーぞ・・・」っていう台詞。構図と相まって自分の中でも「これは決まったな」と思いました。
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Vermouth<br>
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She's the bad side of Fujiko Mine, the good side being Yukiko. Yukiko has Fujiko's hair-style. Both Vermouth and Yukiko have this middle hair-line too. Both hard to draw. It was difficult during the Train Arc because they both had a lot of panels given to them. But it was fun and the result was a success. Leaving aside their standing inside the BO, Vermouth used to like Gin in the past, I'd say. She also had a profound relationship with Gin... However, since Gin isn't the type to fall in love with another person, all this came from Vermouth's side.
  
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あと最近だと『ホームズの黙示録」の蘭への告白シーン。これは新一のベストになるのかな？イギリス取材に行った際、告白は絶対ビッグベンの前でと決めました。やっぱり絵になるでしょ？時計の時刻も僕が実際に写真を撮った時刻と同じ。
 
  
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あとは『空飛ぶ密室工藤新一最初の事件』の中の一ページは迫力が出ましたね。過去編に切り替わる演出が上手くいきました。実は、蘭の乗っている飛行機が。”バード航空”から、ルナ航空〃に切り替わってるコマがあるんでよ。注意深く見ていれば変わったことに気付けるようになってるんです。
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Amuro<br>
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A character who's neither Akai, neither Okiya. First character with dark skin and blond hair. A long time ago there was the character Jewell (?) in Yaiba though. The cutting and adjusting of the frames was difficult because of the white hair but digital drawing makes it easier.
  
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ほかにも、『殺人犯、工藤新一・新一の正体に蘭の涙』で、蘭にだけ聞こえるように「下がってろよ」というシーンとか、ただの指紋の説明なのに、「人間が生まれながらにして天より授かった・・・終生不変のエンブレム・・・」っていう台詞とかね。いや、指紋だろって（笑）
 
  
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Extra! Kurogane Yaiba<br>
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Towards countless adventures together with his Thunder sword: Yaiba, the hero of the eponymous precursor series to Detective Conan!<br>
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Comment! A shared appearance with Conan? At least his mother did herself the honor of showing up!
  
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青山：『スキーロッジ殺人事件』かな。読者人気も高いですね。蘭は優しすぎるので、これ以降、かわいそうになっちゃって探偵役はやらせていません（笑）。
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Here you can see Yaiba, who Gosho drew for the first time after ten years on the occasion of this special booklet!<br>I haven't drawn him for a long time.<br>Somehow, I think he looks way to smart on this picture!
  
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あとは『バレンタインの真実』の「強かったらよかったのにね・・・」というところも、女の子らしい一面が出せたかな。『猿と熊手のトリ物帖も、おみくじを信じて空手を封印する女の子らしさと、その後に胴回し回転蹴りを放つ強い蘭のどちらも描けて良かった。
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Concept: I used Teppei from Ore wa Teppei by Tetsuya Chiba as a model. I loved this Manga back when I was a kid! Teppei was also the reason why I started with Kendo. So Yaiba was kinda conceptualized as a Teppei with Thunder sword. On the other hand, it's fair to say that Teppei is way smarther than Yaiba!
  
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─ コナンのライバルのひとり、怪盗キッドはどうでしょう？
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Similarities with Conan: He never gives up and he doesn't cry. But that's just how heroes have to be! Especially in front of the Detective Boys Conan acts like Teppei, just like Yaiba. But when Conan turns into Shinichi he is more like Joe Yabuki from Ashita no Joe.
  
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青山：『集められた名探偵 工藤新一VS怪盗キッド』。まさか小五郎に変装しているとは思わなかったでしょ？おっちゃんがヘリから飛び出すところまで、読者をうまく騙せたかなと思います。
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How about a shared appearance with Conan?: A shared appearance together with Conan? At least Yaiba's mother did herself the honor of showing up. Heiji's mother Shizuka got the second place in a Kendo tournament back at middle school -  and the first place was taken by Michiko Tsubaki (maiden name), mother of Yaiba! Her face is the same as that of Moroha, the little sister of Yaiba. Whether Yaiba is also to be found somewhere? Probably not.
  
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あと「怪盗キッドの驚異空中歩行』もカッコよく描けた。「海のブルーと空のブルー」という表現が出てくるんですが、それがまさにコナンと怪盗キッドの違いを表しているんです。快斗は明るい空のブルー。コナンはちょっと暗い、深みのある海のブルー。言いかたを変えるとスケベとむっつリスケベ（笑）。似てるんだけど、少し違う。
 
  
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─ 『まじっく快斗』の怪盗キッドとコナンに登場する怪盗キッドは少し性格が違ってみえます。
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'''Special Interview'''
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1: Did Heiji make Conan drink Paikaru knowing what it would do to him!?<br>A: It was all a happy coincidence and the rest is internet conspiracy theory...
  
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青山：コナンに登場するキッドにはほとんどモノローグを入れてないんですよ。内面描写がない分、クールに見えるだけで、実は頭の中で「あ、やべー」とか思ってるはず（笑）。「怪盗キッドの瞬間移動魔術『テレポーテーションマジック」』で出てくる。”サーストンの3原則”は、アメリカの名マジシャンの名前を冠した実在する法則で、ネタ的にも本当は『まじっく快斗』でやりたかった話ですね。
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2: A message came to Sera from her brother about whether she had met the wizard yet...was that from 'Shuu-nii'?<br>A: But Sera-chan said that 'Shuu-nii was dead' didn't she? In which case (smile)...
  
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ちなみにアニメでキッドの父の盗一の声は池田秀一さんが担当されているんですが、これは以前「まじっく快斗』のアニメ化の話があった時、僕が『機動戦士ガンダム』のシャアがすこく好きで、盗一役はぜひシャアの声優で有名な池田秀一さんでと思っていたのがきっかけです。
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3: Sera seems to have met Conan before, but was that when Conan was Conan or Conan was Shinichi?<br>A: I can't give too many details, but Ran has met her too...
  
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そのあとコナンで池田さんが赤井秀一役になった後、アニメ『工藤新一少年の冒険』で盗一役もお願いしたんです。最初は池田さんも「なんで俺？」と仰ってましたが、説明すると納得して引き受けてくださいました。夢が叶いましたね（笑）
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4: (Translated by Conan#1) Why did Conan tell Miyano Akemi his true identity? Any reason?<br>A: Because Conan thinks that person is going to die anyway.<br>Q: What if Akemi is taken to the hospital and brought back to life in a miracle!!!A: (smile)
  
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─ ところで、赤井と言えば78巻で注目の展開に・・・。
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5: The APTX4869 - it can shrink people as a side effect, so what's it actually supposed to do? Tell us!<br>A: Er...sorry, I can't say...
  
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青山：詳しくは秘密です（笑）。赤井が撃たれる『赤と黒のクラッシュ』『嫌疑/潔白/決死/殉職』は、ホームズがモリアーティ教授と戦ってライヘンバッハの滝から落ちる「最後の事件』をモチーフにしてます。赤井が落ちるのも”来葉峠（ライハ峠）”ってね。
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6: Apart from Conan and Haibara, are there any others who took the poison and ended up shrinking?<br>A: Who knows...maybe another one will turn up some time... (laughter)
  
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─ それでは西の名探偵・平次はいかがでしょうか？
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7: In order to complete the silver bullet, why did Haibara have to separate from her parents?<br>A: I'm afraid I can't answer that either...But that will be answered eventually! So bear that in mind...
  
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青山：『ホームズ・フリーク殺人事件』です。奥の平次と手前のコナンとで、コナンで初めて一ページぶち抜いたカットです。この時の下書きをアシスタントが保管していて、後で高く売れるかもって話したことあるんですよ（笑）。平次と和葉の絡みでは『そして人魚はいなくなった』もいいね。和葉の決意が凄い。
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8: Will Itakura's software become important at some point in the future?<br>A: Well, I took the trouble of introducing it to the plot, so it must become important at some point...
  
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─ 以前、弊誌のインタビューで、描いていて楽しいキャラは灰原と仰っていましたね。
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9: Also, any hint as to what sort of thing it was...<br>A: Ahahahaha! Just remember it! Please keep it in mind!!
  
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青山：はい。『競技場無差別脅迫事件』の「時の流れに人は逆らえないもの・・・」とか『1年B組大作戦！』の「方言は言葉に付けたアクセサリー」とか、灰原はとにかく台詞が好きで、僕の思ってることとかを代弁させやすい。
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10: Gin and Vodka wear suits even in the summer...is there some secret as to how they manage to get by!? Normal people would find it too hot to cope...<br>A: Because wouldn't Gin in just his shirt be a bit funny? Yeah...these characters are among the ones that are a bit difficult to write in the summer...Gin, Vodka, Chianti and Korn all wear a lot of layers... Drawing them becomes a bit of a drag... Fundamentally, all men in black are a bit of a drag to draw! Vermouth, I just want to say, "Please no more!" (laughs)
  
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でも一番は『黒の組織との再会』で、「眼鏡をとったあなたはスーパーマンってわけ？」っていうシーンな。僕はスーパーマンが大好きで、この台詞を言えて良かったなあって。あと「まるで井戸からはい上がったコーデリアね・・・」とかもね。このシーンは灰原の名前の元となった女探偵コーデリア・グレイの『女には向かない職業』という小説で、彼女が煙突を上るエピソードがあって、そのオマージュになってます。
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11: In Akemi's mail to Akai Shuuichi that went 'If we could both get out of the Organisation...' what was in the PS?<br>A: That's an important point! I'll be bringing that up in the story later!
  
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─ 先生が一番描きやすいキャラは？
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12: One last thing...could you tell us the identity of the Boss of the BO?<br>A: Wahahahaha! Alright, I'll let you in on the secret...It's actually...
  
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青山：描きやすいのは小五郎かな。これまでの僕の漫画でいなかったタイプですが、僕自身小五郎に似ている部分があるから。おっちゃんですしね。それに実際にコナンみたいな奴ばっかりだと、なんかムカつくだろうし（笑）。他のキャラだったら不謹慎に感じることも、小五郎が言うと、「小五郎だし、まあいいか」ってなって憎めないでしょ。かっこつけだけど、優しいところもあるし、たまに冴えてる時もあるし。『小五郎の同窓会殺人事件』とか、まさに小五郎の見せ場。まあ、毎回眠らされて「コイツ、大丈夫か？」って心配になりますけどね（笑）。
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Interviewer: Whaaaaat!!! Answering these rather harsh questions in such a playful manner within his busy schedule, that was Aoyama Gosho!<br>(Note: Gosho did not actually say the name to the interviewer. This is a joke)
  
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─ 本当によく寝る大人ですよね（笑）。そのほかのキャラクターのベストシーンについて教えてください。
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Thank you very much!!
  
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少年探偵団で言えば、光彦と灰原がちょっぴりいい感じですよね。『きのこと熊と探偵団』の「最高のレスキュー隊員よ！」ていうシーンが好きです。
 
  
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あと気になるのは、高木&美和子の刑事コンビ。最近でも「命を賭けた恋愛中継『中継開始/絶体絶命/現場突入』で見せつけてくれましたけど、あれは『CSI：科学捜査班』を見ていて思い付いたんです。『CSI』では映像の受信がPCでしたが、やっぱり現代だとタブレット端末のほうが面白いだろうなと。
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'''A Lesson in Drawing Conan'''<br>
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Gosho Aoyama tells it all!<br>
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Concept pages of the last case about Kaitou Kid, inlcuding comments by the master himself!<br>
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How is Detective Conan made? On the next pages we will show you some concept art for the episode featuring Kaitou Kid from volume 82, together with some eye-opening commentary by Gosho Aoyama!<br>
  
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─ インスパイアされるのはやっぱり刑事ドラマなどが多いのでしょうか？
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I drew Makoto over the whole height of the page, because he had to look really cool. I don't really know who the people behind Inspector Nakamori are supposed to be, so I just wrote "Policemen". And because it was hard to tell the gem and the air gun projectiles apart, I provided them with some notes, too.
  
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青山：ドラマや映画、小説などなんでも。人から聞いた話も多いです。例えば『泡と湯気と煙』で使った塩でビールを泡立たせるネタは、打ち合わせの際に編集から聞いて実験しながら考えました。
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Here you can see the finished manuscript!<br>
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On the concept art there was only a simple circle, but on the finished page the gem shines in all its splendor! Makoto's gas mask is also pretty detailed on the finalized page.
  
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僕が一番気に入っているエピソードの『揺れる警視庁1000万人の人質』（36-37巻収録）は、爆弾モノをやろうと決めてから、リチャード・ハリスの『ジャガーノート』（74年）をはじめ、いろいろな爆弾モノ映画を10本以上観ました。その中で見つけた水銀スイッチの仕掛けに触発されて、振動させたり傾けたら即爆発する水銀レバーのエピソードに繋げたんです。あの事件は話としても上手くまとまっていて、読者人気も一番ですね。
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On the rough page it is hard to see that Ran and Conan are brushing their teeth, so there is an appropriate note. But you can recognize Ran pretty easily by her pointy hairdo, even on very rough concepts. And Conan is always easily recognizable by his text! And of course by his glasses and the crown.
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Even on the concept pages, the facial expressions are highly convincing!
  
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─ 最後に先生が一番好きなキャラクターを教えてください！
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Here you can see the finished manuscript!<br>
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The tooth brushing scene was pretty loose in the concept stage, but got a lot of details in the finalized manuscript. And the perspective from which the detective agency is seen has also changed - so its shown to its best advantage.
  
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青山：コナン・ドイルは記者の質問に「（登場人物は）全て自分の性格の一部です」と答えたらしいですが、僕もここはドイルに習います。みんな大好きで選べないですから。全て僕の一部なんです。
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The concept pages are always accompanied by a character overview, which serves as a reference!<br>
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Every character is seen in a specific perspective. When Gosho Aoyama has decided about the looks of the respective characters he proceeds with the creation of the manuscripts!
  
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─ 青山先生は、今回の劇場版ではどのように関わられたのでしょうか？
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Here I used almost the same dialogue from a few pages before with other characters. Because this is a key scene, I kept the panel composition from the concept page in the finished manuscript.<br>
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Conan: Looks like Kid stole the show from me in this story!
  
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青山：例年通りトリックや事件など全体的にアイデアを出しましたね。今回は、僕が大好きな『相棒』の櫻井さんが脚本を担当して下さって、念願だったコナンとのコラボが叶いました。脚本など何度もやり取りしたんですけど、櫻井さんはとても仕事が速い人。やっとチェックが終わって脚本を返したら、ひと息つく間もなくすぐに修稿が上がってきて「え？嘘でしょ？」みたいな（笑）。
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The finished manuscript!<br>
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Just like Gosho mentioned in his commentary, the panel composition often doesn't change from concept to manuscript stage.
  
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─ イージス艦も櫻井さんの発案だったのでしょうか？
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A character overview of the Suzuki family. <br>
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An overview of every appearing character serves as a guideline during the production of a manuscript. This time, Sonoko's family gains center stage.<br>
  
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青山：そうです。最初は驚きましたけど、「やるからにはリアルにしたいね」と話し合って、実際に取材にも同行しました。ですから、劇中で描写されている艦内の様子はかなり実物に近いですよ。取材時に、艦全体がものすこく整頓されて綺麗なことに驚いたら、艦長日く「清潔であることが規律に繋がる」と。「さすがー！」と思っていたのですが、後で別のクルーに聞いたら「先生が来ると言うので、念入りに掃除したんです。大変でしたよ」だって（笑）。残念だったのは、取材の日に海軍力レーが食べられなかったこと。曜日感覚を保つため、カレーは金曜日と決まっているみたいです。
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─ 先生から見た今回の映画の見どころは？
 
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Unknown 2013 <br>
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今回はこれまでと違う試みがいくつかあると思いますが、初めてスナイパーが犯人として登場しますね。
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An extra long interview that lasted over 2 hours with Detective Conan creator Aoyama Gosho (50). This time, he talks about the black orginization, how he creates tricks for cases, Kaito Kid...and he gives a full report on his future plans.
  
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そうなんです。これまでは爆破シーンが多かったじゃないですか。だから今回はずっと登場させたかったスナイパーにしてみようと思ったんです。敵は自分が見えているのに自分は敵が見えない怖さ、スリルを出せると思いました。でもコナンは犯人追跡メガネを持っているから、ある意味彼もスナイパーみたいなものかもしれません（笑）
 
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I(Interviewer): So, It seems you have decided on the overall ending already right? Have you even planned the final scene?<br>A(Aoyama): On January 4 this year (2014) I went on a kind of talk show event held in my hometown in Tottori Prefecture, called "Let's Have a Chat with Aoyama Gosho Day!! 2014". And, there we had talked about the black organization, and the identity of their Boss. I had revealed that the Boss was someone that has already made an appearance and we already know their full name. So, it's a character we already know, and we also know their full name, but there has been some mistake that has gotten out there.It's been going around the internet...and it's wrong!!
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世良真純、沖矢昴など原作の重要人物が劇場版に登場するのも初だとか。
 
  
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―青山 <br>
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I: That would be that it's Professor Agasa...<br>A: Right right. And it's even being said that it's the woman that Agasa liked, Fusae-chan ( Fusae Campbell Kinoshita), but that's wrong too. hahaha. Even personally, I think their story ended up beautifully. And it's been said many times that that story is just too nice, and that it just has to be her, but I don't think I want to have that be a major plot point.
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こんなにサービスしたのは初めてです。この劇場版を見ないと原作がわからないというわけでは無いですが、原作でまだ出していないネタも出して、ネタばらししている部分もあります。
 
  
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―AA <br>
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I: So, at the present moment, are there no other hints about the identity of "that person".<br>A: No, not for now. Just please look forward to it. (laughs)
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青山先生は劇場版に対してどう関わっていますか？
 
  
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―青山<br>
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I: So then, the black organization is full of mysteries. But, what sort of organization are they, and what is their goal? World Conquest?<br>A: Well, the world....or rather, they want control of lot's of money. They're moving stealthily in the shadows...sort of like (Al) Capone did right? Or, sort of like the image of the bad guys in 007 or something...sitting there stroking a cat. It's probably best not to say too much.
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1作目からすごく関わっていますよ、原作ファンにはやっぱり楽しんでもらいたいから。
 
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僕もモンキー・パンチ先生みたいに「僕は見るのが楽しみ」なんておまかせでもいいかな、なんて思うこともありますが、僕も関わるのをけっこう楽しんでいますので。
 
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もちろん忙しさで大変な部分もありますが。
 
  
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―AA <br>
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I: Is there any standard procedure when you're drawing the black organization?<br>A: As for the members, like Gin or Vodka, their names must be some type of alcohol. But, I'm running low on different types. They're all distilled alcohols. And the girls, like Sherry and Vermouth, are named after sweet alcohols. (As for why) I just think it sounds cool.
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年に一度のペースで劇場版を公開されていますが、青山先生にとって劇場版コナンはどんな存在でしょうか。
 
  
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―青山 <br>
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I: And as for Haibara Ai, did you intend from the start to have her on the side of the black organization, or did you always plan to have her develop in the way she has?<br>A: Yeah, even in volume 2 she had already made an appearance, though it was just a silhouette. And, because she's was a character sort of in between Conan and the organization, her name Haibara (灰原) came from Haiiro (灰色) meaning grey.
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怪盗キッドが劇場版に登場したら原作にも登場させたりと、原作と劇場版で一緒に盛り上げられる……
 
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そうですね、バイオリズムみたいなものです！ オリンピック選手がオリンピックに向けて技術や体調を整えるように、僕もそこに向かって盛り上げる。今回のように原作と同じネタで盛り上がるのは初めてです。
 
  
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I: The movie that came out at the end of last year "Lupin the 3rd VS Detective Conan THE MOVIE" (The second cross over movie) there's a scene where Haibara gets in the bath with Mine Fujiko. So, what direction is Haibara going from here on out?<br>A: Hahaha....Yeah, I don't know. I guess nature will have to take it's course (Laughs) The bathing scene was a little surprising. At first, my editor handed me the story board and was like "Aoyama-sensei, there's a scene here where Haibara gets in the bath with Fujiko!" And, I had read the script and didn't remember there being a scene like that in there. So, when I asked if we should have them cut it, he said that Monkey-sensei (Monkey Punch: the creator of Lupin the 3rd) requested there be a scene with Fujiko in the bath. So, I thought, if it's going to be in there I wanted it to be cool, so I added a bunch of lines, and there was a lot of content that got cut. There probably aren't any manga artists who are cutting things from animations. But I had originally wanted to be an animator.
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ゲストキャストとして参加している福士蒼汰さん（ケビン・ヨシノ役）、パトリック・ハーランさん（ジャック・ウォルツ役）はいかがでしたか。
 
  
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―青山<br>
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Haibara's lines are my true intentions
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福士さんは声優初挑戦ということでしたが、クライマックスの演技がすごくうまくてびっくりしました。パックンの演技も言うことなしの良さだったと思います。
 
  
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I: The lines that Haibara says when she's merely muttering to herself are impressive and actually very poetic.<br>A: The only person thinking them up is me, so I struggle with it. She herself is an easy character to write, because the things she says, I could say in real life. The things I couldn't have Conan say inspire what Haibara says. And you could say that those things are my true intentions. If there were someone that killed a person to protect a bear, Haibara would look at them with an angry face and say "You can't take animal rights that far", but if it were Conan he would say some harsh words. Because they'll say some indiscreet line with a stern face, Haibara and Kogoro are valuable.
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試写を終えてみて、印象に残っているシーンは？
 
  
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―青山 <br>
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I: Even if Kogoro is an idiot who's always joking around, he does have some cool moments doesn't he.<br>A: I created him with the image of just a generally bad detective. He has a habit of misreading things, but he's actually very important. When he should be cool, he isn't. He's very easy to write. I can easily write some perverted thing I'm thinking. I'm probably most like Kogoro.
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クライマックスのベルツリータワーでのシーンです。劇場版を見たらきっとハラハラすること間違いなしです。
 
  
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―AA <br>
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I: So it's safe to say that your true intentions/thoughts are hidden in Haibara and Kogoro's lines?<br>A: Yes, those two are very easy to write.
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原作連載20周年、劇場版も18作目ですが、アイデアはどこから得ていますか？
 
  
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―青山 <br>
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I: How do you think up the tricks?<br>A: It's painful. Every time it's very difficult. But, there are times when my editor will also come to me with an idea. When we go into a meeting I'll ask "have you seen anything interesting recently? Have you read any novels? Is there anything we could use?" and if there's anything interesting, we'll use it. Of course, we'll end up changing everything about it though. And then we'll start asking various people things. My younger brother is a doctor so, I'll ask him about the time of death, rigor mortis, how much postmortem lividity appears etc. It's important to wring out the foundation.
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映画やドラマを見て研究しています。最近のお気に入りはドラマ『福家警部補の挨拶』で音楽がかっこよくて好きです。最近見た映画では『ローン・レンジャー』『96時間 リベンジ』。
 
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映画は基本的にミステリーが多くて、気になる台詞があったら巻き戻してメモをとったりしています、やっぱり同業他社みたいなもので気になってしまうんです。
 
  
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―AA <br>
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I: Do you ever try out the tricks in real life?<br>A: For ones we can test, we test mostly all of them. A long time ago there was one where an answering machine was used as a tape recorder and then the tape was recovered. We had to actually test that. And just recently we tested if you could float a tomato on water using salt. We wanted to know how much salt would it take. And in order to get it to float, you have to put a ton of salt in the water. So, we didn't know what to do with that. But, at first, if you put just enough salt in there so that it's not quite floating, but it hasn't quite sunken either, and then you just barely sprinkle a tiny bit more in, it floats right to the top. And I thought that was really cool.
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ただの悪いだけの人や良いだけの人ではなく、さまざまな背景をもつ魅力的なキャラクターによって世界が深まっていますが、キャラクターづくりについて教えてください。
 
  
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―青山 <br>
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I: If you test things too much you'd probably get hurt wouldn't you.
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僕は裏設定をすごくたくさん考えるんです。「この人、実はこうだったんだよ」とたまに登場させると奥行きが出るのかもしれません。裏設定がたくさんあるのに死んでしまった人もいますが、そういうのを考えるのも楽しいです。
 
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女子高生探偵の世良ちゃんも色々な設定を作り込んでいて、今回の劇場版のとあるシーンにもコッソリそれを盛り込んでもらっています。それがどこかは劇場で是非観てください！（笑）
 
  
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―AA <br>
 
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有名俳優や女優がキャストとして参加するだけでなく、柴咲コウさんが作品に出演したり、ルパン三世が登場したりとコラボも魅力の一つとなっていますが今後してみたいコラボはありますか？
 
  
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―青山 <br>
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I: There is a lot of variation in the stories, but do you ever reference cases that occurred in real life?<br>A: Actually I don't reference cases that have actually happened. That would probably be a little inconsiderate. But, actually a few weeks after I had drawn the Bus Jacking case, something similar to that had occurred in real life. I thought "Oh man, this is bad. Should I stop drawing Conan." Although, I could probably use cases from a long time ago. Like the "3 hundred million yen case" (He is referencing the largest heist in Japanese history. It occurred in 1968 in Tokyo, and has yet to be solved.) But I couldn't reference cases that are still ongoing or that have recently occurred. It might seem like I'm making fun of it, or making light of it, and that wouldn't be good.
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念願だったルパン三世とのコラボはやったので、夢が叶った状態ではあります。まさか実現するとは思わなかったです。
 
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でもこの秋に、20周年記念スペシャル企画も用意しているのでそこでも大きなコラボをやります。詳細はこれから公開ですが、乞うご期待です。
 
  
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―AA <br>
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I: Of the tricks and the story, which do you think of first?<br>A: Without a doubt, the tricks. And then I write a story for the tricks. Because I start with the most difficult thing and go from there. The trick will take about a half a day, or about 6 hours. If it goes quickly, maybe 3 hours. But even in 1 day, there's stuff I can't get done. There are times when I'll only get to sleep about an hour and a half. So, I'll be like "I'm gonna sleep, so hang on a little while."
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最後に、ファンにメッセージをお願いします。
 
  
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I: Of these past 20 years, what trick are you most satisfied with?<br>A: Hmm...What would that be? Maybe I should ask you that. But, the code with the sun and the moon (vol 12),  the secret to that was originally from Sherlock Holmes in "The Adventure of the Dancing Men". That's one that you can figure out on your own. That's also the first Holmes story I read. I was really excited and very moved. I was a kid, so I couldn't read English, but I still thought it was really cool. Even if it said, this person is an "L", as a kid it still didn't click immediately and I would read it while referencing the dictionary.I was in about 2nd or 3rd grade. I thought "wow, Holmes is cool. I want to do that someday."　
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すごくかっこよく仕上がっていたと思います。劇場版を観てからサンデーの連載を読むともっと楽しめるかもしれません。まあ、読まなくても大丈夫ですけど！（笑）
 
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劇場版公開翌週の4月23日発売の「週刊少年サンデー」に掲載されている『名探偵コナン』では激震が走ります。「緋色シリーズ」という入魂のシリーズがスタートするので、劇場版とあわせて楽しんでください！
 
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</spoiler>
 
  
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===Da Vinci Interviews (WITH RAWS)===
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I: Where do you get the news and lingo related to the police and investigations?<br>A: I've asked the Tokyo Metropolitan Police. They'll tell me various things.
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Leaked interview notes from the May issue of the magazine 「ダ・ヴィンチ」 (da Vinci) with the Japanese actor Takeru Satoh, leaked April 13, 2014<br>
 
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Leaked interview notes from the May issue of the magazine 「ダ・ヴィンチ」 (da Vinci) with the fans/reporters/whatever, leaked April 15, 2014<br>
 
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Translated by ALAKTORN <br>
 
  
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not the "LONG INTERVIEW" from this issue of the magazine.
 
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'''Takeru Satoh x Gosho Aoyama Cross Talk translated (partial interview)'''
 
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【佐藤】20年間『コナン』を続けるのは、尋常じゃないですよね。やっぱりトリックを考えるのが一番大変ですか？<br>
 
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(Interviewer?) Going on for 20 years is exceptional, isn’t it? Is thinking of the trick the hardest part?
 
  
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【青山】トリックは、最初に担当編集者と打ち合わせをしながら考えます。だから、担当が変わると面倒なの。黒ずくめの組織のボスは誰か、とか一から全部教えないといけない。<br>
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Kid is a sneaky character
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(Aoyama) I think of the trick together with the chief editor during meetings. So, every time the editor changes, it’s a bother. I have to explain to him things all over again, like who the boss of the organization is, etc.
 
  
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【佐藤】さりげなくすごいワードが。その話題は微妙だなあ。最後に真実を知って驚きたいから、僕はわざとあまり考えないようにしてるんです。でも、……ボスはいつくらいから決めていたんですか？<br>
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I: Kid is also a very popular character. Could you tell us the details of his creation, and your future plans for him? Is he going to be involved with Conan and the black orginization?<br>A: Well, he's originally from my previous work called "Magic Kaito". I created that because I really liked Arsene Lupin and Lupin the 3rd. And recently he got involved a little with the black orginization during the Bell Tree Express case (the mystery train case from vol 78) but from here on out I don't think he will very much. Kaito Kid is a very sneaky character. He can disguise himself, and he can change his voice and stuff. It's better if he's an enemy. He's too sneaky to be an ally. There are a lot of female fans of his, but I don't plan on bringing him out too much.(wry smile)
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You’re nonchalantly talking about an amazing topic. That subject is sensitive… I’m purposefully not thinking much about it, because I want to be surprised at the reveal. But… when did you decide on who was the boss?
 
  
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【青山】ああ……うーん、まあね、このあたりかな。（単行本のある巻を取り上げる）。<br>
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I: There are creators who decide how much a character will make and appearance completely on their own.<br>A: Yeah, there are. Just freely doing whatever they want. When there's a movie, saying things like "No, don't have them say something like that" and then changing everything. Then they'll notice how it ends and really just change everything.
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Hmm… it was about here, I guess. (While picking up a volume of the manga that was there)
 
  
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【一同】おおお――！！ 大ヒントじゃないですか！<br>
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I: The Conan anime is faithful to the original.<br>A: Yeah, that's because it's a very long story. If it wasn't faithful to it, it would become inconsistent. And at the beginning I asked them to please do just as the original does.
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(all present) Ooooohh!! That’s a big hint!
 
  
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【佐藤】これはダメだ。その巻読んだらわかっちゃう。これ、書いちゃダメです。『コナン』はラブコメも見所ですよね。<br>
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I: When a movie comes out, I heard you are very involved.<br>A: I am. There's the feeling with a movie that you can do larger scale things that you couldn't do in a manga.
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(interviewer) This isn’t good. If you read that volume you’ll figure it out. I can’t write this.
 
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A point worthy of note in Conan is also the love-comedy, isn’t it?
 
  
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【青山】ラブコメシーンは結構大変です。いいセリフを描こうと思ったりして、時間がかかる。<br>
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I: I also heard that there was an idea to set something up that would link the "Lupin the 3rd VS Conan THE MOVIE" with the 18th Conan movie "The Sniper from another Dimension".<br>A: The setting is the "Tree" but we weren't allowed to use the name "Sky Tree" (The Tokyo Sky Tree is a tower recently built in Tokyo). They weren't sure about having people dying there. They were probably right about that. (wry smile)
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The love-comedy scenes are a big hassle. It takes a long time to think up cool lines for those situations.
 
  
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【佐藤】僕、灰原が好きなんです。マジで相当好き。科学者でかっこいいし。<br>
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I: I guess there aren't too many differences between making it a movie, or for TV, but the TV series is steadily becoming larger scale.<br>A: Just as long as they don't interfere with the original.
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【青山】灰原かー！ 灰原、人気あるんですよ。<br>
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I: Last year the Conan series was awarded the Fujimoto's "Special Series Award". There was an award recognizing the people who make it, and as one of the great anime which have crossed over to become movies.<br>A: Yeah, that's amazing isn't it.
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【佐藤】最初は敵か味方かわからない存在でしたよね。でも、ついに心を開いたなっていう瞬間があるんです。蘭が作ったおかゆを食べて、「あち…」って言う（41巻【トイレに隠した秘密】）。そこでグッと心をつかまれました。灰原は、絶対にコナンのこと好きだと思うんです。でも、複雑な事情を知っているから彼女からはアクションを起こせない。そんなところがほっとけないです。アニメの灰原役の林原めぐみさんも好きで。素敵な声ですよね。<br>
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I: Even as a movie and anime, you're still pretty involved aren't you?<br>A: I feel I might as well get involved. At first I was just going to completely leave it up to them, but then I thought, well, I better not. And I ended up changing things on all the scripts. And I was wondering if that's really something a manga artist does. It was a lot of work. After I would finish the name (the term for the "story board" like stage of a manga) I would read scripts and check them. That's a lot of work.
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At the beginning, we didn’t know if she was a friend or an enemy. But in the end, there is the moment where she opens her heart. She caught my heart when she ate Ran’s rice porridge and cutely said “hot…!” (volume 41, “The Secret Hidden in the Restroom”). I’m certain that Haibara likes Conan. But, understanding their complicated situation, she doesn’t take action. That’s on my mind. I also like Hayashibara Megumi-san. She has a beautiful voice.<br>
 
  
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【青山】キャラを作っていると、こう描けばこれくらい人気が出るだろうなって、だいたい予想できるんです。でも、灰原だけは予想をはるかに上回る人気ぶり。林原さんの声は大きいと思います。灰原哀の哀はね、実は「アイリーン・アドラー」から取ってるんです。シャーロック・ホームズを唯一負かした“あの女”。<br>
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Q(Questioner): So, you originally wanted to be an animator, and in college you were part of a manga study group. Why did you change to wanting to become a manga artist?<br>A(Aoyama): That's because I like making stories. And, I also like manga. And, I couldn't just suddenly go from wanting to be an animator, to wanting to be a director. But, as a manga artist, I'm really effectively always working as a director. So, really, it's just because I wanted to write stories.
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When making a character, I think “if I draw/write her like this, she’ll be popular”, I can more or less anticipate it. But, just for Haibara, her popularity highly exceeded my expectations. I think Hayashibara-san’s voice is loud. Haibara Ai’s Ai comes from Irene Adler. The only one to have defeated Sherlock Holmes, “that woman”.<br>
 
  
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【佐藤】あれ、それ、重大情報じゃありませんか！？<br>
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Q: But it seems your father was completely opposed to it right?<br>A: Not just my dad, but really my whole family was opposed to the idea. They told me I should probably stop, when I told them I would become a manga artist. They said "I knew an illustrator. He could draw a crab so life-like that it looked like it would jump off the page. But despite that, he died poor. Do you want to be like that?" But, from the time "Magic Kaito" came out their responses changed. I always go back to my hometown on New Year's and I'll draw pictures and sign autographs that people requested from my family, and one time, I was sitting in the living room drawing, and my old man came in, he asked me to draw (Nakamori) Aoko-chan, and I just thought "Yes, I won!"(Laughs)
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Huh? Isn’t that important information!?<br>
 
  
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【青山】そう、今初めて明かしました。物語では、「女探偵のV・I・ウォーショースキーの“I”」と言ってるんだけど、本当はアイリーンなの。佐藤さんへのスペシャルプレゼントです。<br>
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Q: By the advice of your upperclassman in college, you decided to aim for your manga debut, but originally you took your manuscript to a different company? Is that right?<br>A: It was Kodansha's weekly published Shonen Magazine. When I drew the prototype for Magic Kaito, I got an honorable mention or something, and just when I was thinking I was gonna draw for that magazine, the editor changed and the new guy didn't seem to like my style. He said "If you want to continue, you'll need to change your drawing and writing style." I didn't really like the sound of that, and and editor at the time, who would later become editor-in-chief, told me that if I didn't think changing my style sounded good, then I should probably just go to a different magazine. So I went right on to Shonen Sunday and made my debut drawing non-serialized stories.
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Yes, it’s the first time I’ve revealed it. In the manga, it’s said that “Ai” comes from the “I” in “V.I. Warshawsky”, but the truth is that it comes from Irene. It’s my special present to you.<br>
 
  
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【佐藤】すごい！ ありがとうございます！<br>
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Q: Did you ever think you would fail as a manga artist, or did you regret your decision?<br>A: I completely thought that. I didn't think it would be this busy! It's more difficult being a manga artist than becoming a manga artist. When you're new, you want to hurry and get a serialized story before you're forgotten so you spend every day drawing names (Rough story boards for manga), but once you actually get serialized, it's way busier. (Before you're serialized) It's beyond your imagination. "Detective Conan" is particularly busy. In the days I was drawing "YAIBA" it was way more peaceful. The pictures were difficult, because it was an action manga. If I hurried I could get the names done in about a day, and could get everything finished in about 5 or 6 days. Then, with my left over time I'd go play baseball. My assistant would be like "Let's go play ball!" And, I still had free time left over. If I tried to do that while making "Conan" it'd be too difficult...
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Awesome! Thank you very much!<br>
 
  
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Q: Usually, your work week is 3 days for the name, and 4 days for the manuscript?<br>A: Yes. And my daily routine is usually, I go to sleep at about 10 am, and wake up at around 1 pm, that's when my assistants usually arrive. I'll usually write a sign that says something like "Wake me up when you get here    -Aoyama-" So, my sleep time is about 3 hours. It's usually like that. I'll work and then at around midnight I'll usually get tiered and tell them I'm gonna go sleep for about 30 minutes. They'll wake me up, and we'll work through to morning. And that goes on and on for 20 years. (Laughs)
  
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【青山】「“あのネタ”をやるなら、リンクさせたほうがいいと思ったんです。そのネタは秘密なんですけど。いや……、“あの人”の正体がわかるというね」<br>
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Q: What about your meals?<br>A: When I wake up, I'll always eat udon or soba or something. Then at about 7 pm I'll usually order something. I'm always ordering delivery. But in the middle of the night I'll go to a convenience store or something. A long time ago, sometimes my assistants would make something. Now that we're working off computers we're even more busy and my assistants don't have time to make any food either. Our dinner is from a convenience store! My favorite thing from there is oden. It's delicious and healthy.
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(Aoyama) tn: I don’t know what he’s saying exactly. Attempted translation: “If I were to spoil “that”, I thought it’d be good to make them link. That information is secret though. Rather… you’d find out that person’s real identity.” tn: he says ano hito, not ano kata, so I’m not sure who he’s talking about…
 
  
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　えっ！　さらっと重要なこと言いましたよね！？<br>
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Q: After 20 years of working, have your methods changed?<br>A: After about 3 hours of work, I'll take about a 30 to an hour and a half break. Maybe sleep for about 30 minutes. After 30 minutes sleep, I'm rested enough.
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(interviewer?) Eh!? You just said something important without hesitation!?
 
  
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【青山】「今、描いていて楽しいのは、世良かな」<br>
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Q: Do you have any superstitions?<br>A: When I'm about to start work I'll spin my chair before I sit down. It's sort of become a habit.
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Right now, Sera is fun to write.<br>
 
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世良は赤井の妹ではないかと疑われており、コナンとも過去に関係があったらしい不可解な人物だ。彼女も今後の展開を大きく左右する存在であろう。一方ファンの間では、80巻に登場し名推理を披露した将棋棋士・羽田秀吉も、キーパーソンなのではと話題になっている。<br>
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Q: Do you ever think "Based on that spin, it feels like today's gonna be a good day"?<br>A: No, not really. (laughs) It's just a stupid habit of mine.
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(interviewer) She’s suspected of being Akai’s sister, and it seems like she’s related with Conan from the past, a mysterious person. She’ll probably influence future developments in a big way. The fans also think that Haneda Shūkichi is a key person.
 
  
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【青山】「彼はねえ、なかなか複雑ですよ。これからも出てきます。今度、名人戦の取材に行きますしね。羽田の“羽”は、羽生善治さんから取ったんですよ。原作では、“あの人”の正体以上のことが次々明らかになっていきますよ。まずね、安室透の本名が判明する。彼の回想になぜか灰原の母・エレーナも出てきてね。とある二人の母同士が姉妹だとわかったり……。いろいろなことがつながりますね。まずいなあ、しゃべりすぎです。まあ、連載を楽しみにしてください」<br>
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Q: I heard that tendinitis is common among manga artists, but do you take any precautionary measures?<br>A: Well, it seemed like I was headed in the direction of developing it, so, probably over 10 years ago I switched to using milipens (type of pen). A long time ago I just used the regular G-pen, but that requires more pressure and my hands would hurt, but when I draw with milipens I could draw all the lines very easily. "YAIBA" was completely drawn by pen, but I guess "Conan" was only done with pen in the beginning. With the thick and thin lines in Conan, with a regular pen you could just do it with one stroke, but with a milipen, you have to go over it several times to get the right thickness. If you're a person who's never used a pen, then you won't know that amount of pressure that needs to be applied, so if you're just starting out as a manga artist, please use a pen.
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Well, he is… quite complex. He’ll appear from now on too. Soon, I’ll go collect data at the professional shogi players' championship series. Haneda’s “Hane” comes from Yoshiharu Habu (tn: the kanji 羽 can be read both “Hane” and just “Ha”). In the manga, things like “that person’s” real identity and even more will be revelead one after the other. (tn: again, “ano hito”, not “ano kata”, so I’m not sure he’s talking about the boss, that would be insane…) First, Amuro Tōru’s real name will be revealed. Then, why did he think of Haibara’s mother, Elena, will also be explained. (tn: not sure about this phrase.) Two mothers will also be revealed as being sisters, etc.…… A lot of things are connected together. This is bad, I’m talking too much. Well, please look forward to the manga.
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どうか！　どうか、あと二つ質問させてください！　黒ずくめの組織の目的とはナニ？　APTX4869の作用から考えると、不老不死が怪しいのでは……。<br>
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Q: The Conan movie that is coming to theaters in April "The Sniper from a Different Dimension", it has some very pivotal and mysterious characters like Akai Shuichi and Okiya Subaru making their first appearances in a movie, and they seem to play a key role.<br>A: Well, I can't really say too much, but if you go see it, a "certain something" gets confirmed in the movie. It may be the first time a movie gets there before the manga on a main plot point. If you're a fan, you won't want to miss it. It's very cool.
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【青山】「違います。確かにそう思っちゃうよね。今ね、組織の中では大変なことが起こっていますよ」<br>
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Q: In the manga, Akai presence has been gradually becoming felt.<br>A: It's a very scary and cool image. In the manga, various mysteries are going to be cleared up. Of course that is to be expected from a mystery series. (laughs) Like the waterfall that Holmes fell over with Professor Moriarty (Reichenbach), the place where Akai was shot was called Raiha Ridge. (Reichenbach in Japanese is ライヘンバッハ or Raihenbahha which if you take out the middle becomes "Raiha") And after Holmes fell into the falls, he was still alive right?
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That’s wrong. It’s true that you’d think that, isn’t it? You see, right now, something really big is happening within the organization.
 
  
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え―っ、すごい気になる！　では、誰もが知りたい最大の謎。黒ずくめの組織のボス“あの方”とは誰ですか？　阿笠博士はかなり以前から取り沙汰され、青山は公式に否定している。コナンの父・工藤優作も有力候補の一人だが。<br>
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Q: So that's a clue isn't it.<br>A: Yeah. Of course I'm a big Holmes fan. But Akai's name I took from from "Mobile Suit Gundam".
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【青山】「優作も違います。もう決めました。これからは、“あの方”の質問は受け付けません！　だってわかっちゃったらつまらないでしょ。読者の皆さんと俺で、これからも推理合戦をしましょう！」――<br>
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Q: In the explanation of the key characters on the site for the movie, it is written that the FBI investigator James Black is a fan of Mine Fujiko. Was that decision influenced by the "Lupin VS Conan" movie?<br>A: That's sort of a fan service. It's sort of interesting when stuff like that is written. Black knows about various things. And those character explanations were also written by me. At first, only Akai's was long, so I made the others match his length, and added the bit about Fujiko.
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Yūsaku is also wrong. Now I’ve decided. From now on, I will never accept questions about “Anokata”! (tn: not “ano hito” this time.) I mean, it would be no fun if it was figured out. Readers, let’s continue our deduction battle!
 
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Q: Nowadays, the manga artists of the original work are becoming more and more involved with the theatrical version of the movies as well, but I've never heard of the original author even writing the character profiles on the movie's site.<br>A: Am I the most involved manga artist? I just added a few notes to what the advertising department wrote. There were several hints in the parts I wrote. I wrote several very fishy things.
  
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Q: Speaking of originally wanting to be an animator, what do you think about the anime series?<br>A: There are times when I think "thank you for taking it to such an extent," but there are also times when I think about how they went through such trouble to draw it, and it's ended up like this. When things are good I tell the editor over the phone "tell them they're doing a good job."
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Q: The anime has things that the manga doesn't like sound and movement. Have there been any other effects by the anime on the Conan world?<br>A: Yeah, in the "Moonlight Sonata Murder Case" (manga volume 7, anime episode 11) Beethoven's Sonata "Moonlight" is flowing through Moonshadow Island. You can't hear the music in the manga. When I was drawing it I could here it myself, but that can't be conveyed to the reader. But it can to the viewer with the anime. I thought that was really cool and exciting.
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オトナファミ1月号 2014 (Otona Fami or Adult Family January issue of 2014), published November 20, 2013<br>
 
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===Monthly Conan Newspaper 2014 (partial raw)===
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Q: Do you ever take inspiration from other manga artists who have had long running series or manga that have been made into successful anime, or from voice actors?<br>A: Of course. I'm influenced strongly by the voice of the actors, definitely. I'll have an idea for the voice of a character in my head. Conan is voiced by Takayama Minami, and Mitsuhiko, at first I sort of was drawing him with more of a mischievous face, sort of like Suneo (a character from Doraemon), but Otani Ikue has a cute voice, so I started drawing him with a cuter face. And Conan always says "あれれ？(roughly, a cutesy kid way of saying "Oh? What's this?")". Originally he said that in the first volume but didn't really say it after that, but when Takayama said it in the anime, it was cute, and I started having him say it more. In the beginning, it was only my influence on the drawings, but the influence of others is good. I'm very glad, and I'd like to say thank you very much.
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March (part 1) 2014 and April (part 2) 2014 edition of the Monthly Conan Newspaper<br>
 
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Part 1: http://meitanteikonanplot.blogspot.in/2014/03/special-post-two-part-1-interview-with.html<br>
 
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An extra long interview that lasted over 2 hours with Detective Conan creator Aoyama Gosho (50). This time, he talks about the black orginization, how he creates tricks for cases, Kaito Kid...and he gives a full report on his future plans.
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Q: You like sports too right? I heard you like the Giants, and soccer. So, what do you think about Japan in the World Cup this year?<br>A: It's great isn't it. I like Honda Keisuke who went to AC Milan. I was thinking "this guy is good" before he started really making a name for himself. He's got a big mouth doesn't he. He looks cool. He's a man of his word. He's number 10 for AC Milan....that's so cool. It seems like he's gonna do something really great. I hope he gives it his all.
  
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Q: Do you watch European Soccer?<br>A: I used to a long time ago. I really liked (former Italian player) Roberto Baggio. I liked Serie A. And I really liked Juventus because Baggio originally played with them. Their uniform was really cool too, with the black stripes. It actually influenced the uniform of the Tokyo Spirits in my manga. So, yeah, I like Juventus. Usually I'll take a vacation once every 4 years, and I'll go see the World Cup. I went to see in person the '98 France World Cup, with Japan vs Argentina. I'm gonna go with my editor this year too.
  
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I(Interviewer): So, It seems you have decided on the overall ending already right? Have you even planed the final scene?
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Q: Conan's Super Kick Shoes have soccer influences as well don't they.<br>A: Conan began serialization in '94, and it was around that time that the J-league had just started ('93). So, I'm sorry for hopping on a fad like that.
  
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A(Aoyama): On January 4 this year (2014) I went on a kind of talk show event held in my hometown in Tottori Prefecture, called "Let's Have a Chat with Aoyama Gosho Day!! 2014". And, there we had talked about the black orginization, and the identity of their Boss. I had revealed that the Boss was someone that has already made an appearance and we already know their full name. So, it's a character we already know, and we also know their full name, but there has been some mistake that has gotten out there.It's been going around the internet...and it's wrong!!
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Q: There are also Kendo and martial arts motifs aren't there.<br>A: That's because I was in the Kendo club at school.
  
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I: That would be that it's Professor Agasa...
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Q: Changing topics, about a news paper, you haven't designed one have you?<br>A: No, I haven't. But the Nikkan Sports News Paper printed a full page advertisement of the Bell Tree Express. I was so happy. I framed it and hung it in my room.
  
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A: Right right. And it's even being said that it's the woman that Agasa liked, Fusae-chan ( Fusae Campbell Kinoshita), but that's wrong too. hahaha. Even personally, I think their story ended up beautifully. And it's been said many times that that story is just too nice, and that it just has to be her, but I don't think I want to have that be a major plot point.
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Q: Sports newspapers themselves play important roles here and there don't they. With the Sumo wrestling record chart etc., I'm glad the contents in real life are different than the story. But anyway, lastly, could you give a message to your fans, especially the young people.<br>A: Thank you for supporting me these past 20 years. And thank you for your future support as well. If you're thinking "should I give up on becoming a manga artist? Is it too difficult?" No...I have fan letters saying "I think I want to be a manga artist.", but I just want to say, be prepared, and resolute.
  
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I: So, at the present moment, are there no other hints about the identity of "that person".
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Q: When you've ended Conan, are there any themes you'd like to try out?<br>A: Journey to the West! I really like it. And, I wanted to do something like that. But, well, too many years have gone by. If this were when I was drawing YAIBA, I could easily do it, but now it would be too hard.
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I'd like to draw some kind of Science Fiction too. That'd be good. If I could have a break from Conan, I'd draw that. (laughs)
  
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A: No, not for now. Just please look forward to it. (laughs)
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Q: Lastly, could you give a few words to the readers of the Monthly Conan Newspaper, about the core of Conan.<br>A: The next movie is a production that couldn't be done as a manga. It could only be done as a movie, and it's very cool. It couldn't be done in the manga, and it has a lot of ties to the original story. This could only be done in anime. And, because this couldn't be done with manga, there's a ton of action packed cool stuff in it. Normally, the movie wouldn't go ahead of the original work and reveal something about the story. This is the first time. If people think "What? Is that all?" I don't know what I'll do. (Laughs) We can probably only do this with a movie. You'll probably think "Ah, I see." So, please look forward to it.
  
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I: So then, the black orginization is full of mysteries. But, what sort of orginization are they, and what is their goal? World Conquest?
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(The End)
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A: Well, the world....or rather, they want control of lot's of money. They're moving stealthily in the shadows...sort of like (Al) Capone did right? Or, sort of like the image of the bad guys in 007 or something...sitting there stroking a cat. It's probably best not to say too much.
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===AnimeAnime Interview===
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'''Date:''' (before) April 18, 2014
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―アニメ！アニメ！（以下、AA）
  
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I: Is there any standard procedure when you're drawing the black orginization?
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今回はこれまでと違う試みがいくつかあると思いますが、初めてスナイパーが犯人として登場しますね。
  
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A: As for the members, like Gin or Vodka, their names must be some type of alcohol. But, I'm running low on different types. They're all distilled alcohols. And the girls, like Sherry and Vermouth, are named after sweet alcohols. (As for why) I just think it sounds cool.
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―青山剛昌先生（以下、青山）<br>
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そうなんです。これまでは爆破シーンが多かったじゃないですか。だから今回はずっと登場させたかったスナイパーにしてみようと思ったんです。敵は自分が見えているのに自分は敵が見えない怖さ、スリルを出せると思いました。でもコナンは犯人追跡メガネを持っているから、ある意味彼もスナイパーみたいなものかもしれません（笑）
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子ども向けの映画ではりますが、ハードな部分もあって実はすごく大人向けなんです。
  
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I: And as for Haibara Ai, did you intend from the start to have her on the side of the black orginization, or did you always plan to have her develop in the way she has?
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―AA<br>
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世良真純、沖矢昴など原作の重要人物が劇場版に登場するのも初だとか。
  
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A: Yeah, even in volume 2 she had already made an appearance, though it was just a silhouette. And, because she's was a character sort of in between Conan and the orginization, her name Haibara (灰原) came from Haiiro (灰色) meaning grey.
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―青山 <br>
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こんなにサービスしたのは初めてです。この劇場版を見ないと原作がわからないというわけでは無いですが、原作でまだ出していないネタも出して、ネタばらししている部分もあります。
  
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I: The movie that came out at the end of last year "Lupin the 3rd VS Detective Conan THE MOVIE" (The second cross over movie) there's a scene where Haibara gets in the bath with Mine Fujiko. So, what direction is Haibara going from here on out?
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―AA <br>
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青山先生は劇場版に対してどう関わっていますか？
  
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A: Hahaha....Yeah, I don't know. I guess nature will have to take it's course (Laughs) The bathing scene was a little surprising. At first, my editor handed me the story board and was like "Aoyama-sensei, there's a scene here where Haibara gets in the bath with Fujiko!" And, I had read the script and didn't remember there being a scene like that in there. So, when I asked if we should have them cut it, he said that Monkey-sensei (Monkey Punch: the creator of Lupin the 3rd) requested there be a scene with Fujiko in the bath. So, I thought, if it's going to be in there I wanted it to be cool, so I added a bunch of lines, and there was a lot of content that got cut. There probably aren't any manga artists who are cutting things from animations. But I had originally wanted to be an animator.
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―青山<br>
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1作目からすごく関わっていますよ、原作ファンにはやっぱり楽しんでもらいたいから。
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僕もモンキー・パンチ先生みたいに「僕は見るのが楽しみ」なんておまかせでもいいかな、なんて思うこともありますが、僕も関わるのをけっこう楽しんでいますので。
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もちろん忙しさで大変な部分もありますが。
  
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―AA <br>
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年に一度のペースで劇場版を公開されていますが、青山先生にとって劇場版コナンはどんな存在でしょうか。
  
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I: The lines that Haibara says when she's merely muttering to herself are impressive and actually very poetic.
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―青山 <br>
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怪盗キッドが劇場版に登場したら原作にも登場させたりと、原作と劇場版で一緒に盛り上げられる……
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そうですね、バイオリズムみたいなものです！ オリンピック選手がオリンピックに向けて技術や体調を整えるように、僕もそこに向かって盛り上げる。今回のように原作と同じネタで盛り上がるのは初めてです。
  
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A: The only person thinking them up is me, so I struggle with it. She herself is an easy character to write, because the things she says, I could say in real life. The things I couldn't have Conan say inspire what Haibara says. And you could say that those things are my true intentions. If there were someone that killed a person to protect a bear, Haibara would look at them with an angry face and say "You can't take animal rights that far", but if it were Conan he would say some harsh words. Because they'll say some indiscreet line with a stern face, Haibara and Kogoro are valuable.
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―AA<br>
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ゲストキャストとして参加している福士蒼汰さん（ケビン・ヨシノ役）、パトリック・ハーランさん（ジャック・ウォルツ役）はいかがでしたか。
  
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I: Even if Kogoro is an idiot who's always joking around, he does have some cool moments doesn't he.
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―青山<br>
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福士さんは声優初挑戦ということでしたが、クライマックスの演技がすごくうまくてびっくりしました。パックンの演技も言うことなしの良さだったと思います。
  
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A: I created him with the image of just a generally bad detective. He has a habit of misreading things, but he's actually very important. When he should be cool, he isn't. He's very easy to write. I can easily write some perverted thing I'm thinking. I'm probably most like Kogoro.
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―AA <br>
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試写を終えてみて、印象に残っているシーンは？
  
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I: So it's safe to say that your true intentions/thoughts are hidden in Haibara and Kogoro's lines?
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―青山 <br>
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クライマックスのベルツリータワーでのシーンです。劇場版を見たらきっとハラハラすること間違いなしです。
  
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A: Yes, those two are very easy to write.
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―AA <br>
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原作連載20周年、劇場版も18作目ですが、アイデアはどこから得ていますか？
  
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―青山 <br>
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映画やドラマを見て研究しています。最近のお気に入りはドラマ『福家警部補の挨拶』で音楽がかっこよくて好きです。最近見た映画では『ローン・レンジャー』『96時間 リベンジ』。
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映画は基本的にミステリーが多くて、気になる台詞があったら巻き戻してメモをとったりしています、やっぱり同業他社みたいなもので気になってしまうんです。
  
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I: How do you think up the tricks?
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―AA <br>
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ただの悪いだけの人や良いだけの人ではなく、さまざまな背景をもつ魅力的なキャラクターによって世界が深まっていますが、キャラクターづくりについて教えてください。
  
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A: It's painful. Every time it's very difficult. But, there are times when my editor will also come to me with an idea. When we go into a meeting I'll ask "have you seen anything interesting recently? Have you read any novels? Is there anything we could use?" and if there's anything interesting, we'll use it. Of course, we'll end up changing everything about it though. And then we'll start asking various people things. My younger brother is a doctor so, I'll ask him about the time of death, rigor mortis, how much postmortem lividity appears etc. It's important to wring out the foundation.
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―青山 <br>
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僕は裏設定をすごくたくさん考えるんです。「この人、実はこうだったんだよ」とたまに登場させると奥行きが出るのかもしれません。裏設定がたくさんあるのに死んでしまった人もいますが、そういうのを考えるのも楽しいです。
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女子高生探偵の世良ちゃんも色々な設定を作り込んでいて、今回の劇場版のとあるシーンにもコッソリそれを盛り込んでもらっています。それがどこかは劇場で是非観てください！（笑）
  
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I: Do you ever try out the tricks in real life?
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―AA <br>
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有名俳優や女優がキャストとして参加するだけでなく、柴咲コウさんが作品に出演したり、ルパン三世が登場したりとコラボも魅力の一つとなっていますが今後してみたいコラボはありますか？
  
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A: For ones we can test, we test mostly all of them. A long time ago there was one where an answering machine was used as a tape recorder and then the tape was recovered. We had to actually test that. And just recently we tested if you could float a tomato on water using salt. We wanted to know how much salt would it take. And in order to get it to float, you have to put a ton of salt in the water. So, we didn't know what to do with that. But, at first, if you put just enough salt in there so that it's not quite floating, but it hasn't quite sunken either, and then you just barely sprinkle a tiny bit more in, it floats right to the top. And I thought that was really cool.
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―青山 <br>
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念願だったルパン三世とのコラボはやったので、夢が叶った状態ではあります。まさか実現するとは思わなかったです。
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でもこの秋に、20周年記念スペシャル企画も用意しているのでそこでも大きなコラボをやります。詳細はこれから公開ですが、乞うご期待です。
  
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I: If you test things too much you'd probably get hurt wouldn't you.
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―AA <br>
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最後に、ファンにメッセージをお願いします。
  
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―青山 <br>
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すごくかっこよく仕上がっていたと思います。劇場版を観てからサンデーの連載を読むともっと楽しめるかもしれません。まあ、読まなくても大丈夫ですけど！（笑）
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劇場版公開翌週の4月23日発売の「週刊少年サンデー」に掲載されている『名探偵コナン』では激震が走ります。「緋色シリーズ」という入魂のシリーズがスタートするので、劇場版とあわせて楽しんでください！</div>
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'''Translated by:''' Startold <ref>https://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=13033&start=15</ref><br>
  
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I: There is a lot of variation in the stories, but do you ever reference cases that occurred in real life?
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Anime ! Anime ! (will be shortened as ''AA''): This time, even if there has been some attempts before, the criminal is a sniper, right ?<br>
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Aoyama : That's right. Up until now, there were a lot of bombing cases, so I thought it would be great to have a movie with a sniper. In my mind, the idea that the criminal could see without being seen was thrilling. Well, since Conan has criminal-tracking glasses, he's a bit like a sniper himself (laughs) Even though the movie is suitable for kids, there are certain parts of the film that are more adult.
  
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A: Actually I don't reference cases that have actually happened. That would probably be a little inconsiderate. But, actually a few weeks after I had drawn the Bus Jacking case, something similar to that had occurred in real life. I thought "Oh man, this is bad. Should I stop drawing Conan." Although, I could probably use cases from a long time ago. Like the "3 hundred million yen case" (He is referencing the largest heist in Japanese history. It occurred in 1968 in Tokyo, and has yet to be solved.) But I couldn't reference cases that are still ongoing or that have recently occurred. It might seem like I'm making fun of it, or making light of it, and that wouldn't be good.
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AA: It's also the first time important manga characters like Masumi Sera and Okiya Subaru make an appearance in the movies.<br>
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Aoyama: It's the first time we've done so much. Even if there's nothing in this movie that hasn't been shown in the manga, there's still a scene that is a spoiler and that hasn't been drawn in the manga.  
  
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I: Of the tricks and the story, which do you think of first?
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AA: How much were you involved in this movie ?<br>
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Aoyama: I'm very involved, and it has been like this since the first movie. The fans of the manga want to have fun watching the movie after all. I like Monkey Punch's viewpoint, which is to let go and let the production team do their work alone, but I like being involved. Of course, it's difficult to be very involved because how busy we are.
  
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A: Without a doubt, the tricks. And then I write a story for the tricks. Because I start with the most difficult thing and go from there. The trick will take about a half a day, or about 6 hours. If it goes quickly, maybe 3 hours. But even in 1 day, there's stuff I can't get done. There are times when I'll only get to sleep about an hour and a half. So, I'll be like "I'm gonna sleep, so hang on a little while."
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AA: Conan movies are released annually, but what do you do with them [in the original work] ?<br>
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Aoyama: Well, if, say, it's a Kaitou Kid movie, I'm going to make Kid appear in the manga as well, because it's exciting to have both. It's like a biorythm ! As Olympic athletes who train to prepare for the event, I do the same with the manga. It's the first time that the story of the movie is the same as the manga and it's exciting.  
  
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I: Of these past 20 years, what trick are you most satisfied with?
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AA: How was it to have Sota Fukushi-san (as Kevin Yoshino) and Patrick Harlan (as Jack Waltz)  in the movie?<br>
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Aoyama: Fukushi-san was the first actor to be chosen, and his performance in the climax of the movie is very good. Patrick-kun's acting is great too.
  
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A: Hmm...What would that be? Maybe I should ask you that. But, the code with the sun and the moon (vol 12), the secret to that was originally from Sherlock Holmes in "The Adventure of the Dancing Men". That's one that you can figure out on your own. That's also the first Holmes story I read. I was really excited and very moved. I was a kid, so I couldn't read English, but I still thought it was really cool. Even if it said, this person is an "L", as a kid it still didn't click immediately and I would read it while referencing the dictionary.I was in about 2nd or 3rd grade. I thought "wow, Holmes is cool. I want to do that someday."　
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AA: After having watched the movie, what scene left an impression on you ?<br>
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Aoyama: The climax scene at the Bell Tree Tower. If you watch the movie, you'll find that scene thrilling for sure.  
  
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I: Where do you get the news and lingo related to the police and investigations?
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AA: The manga celebrates its 20th birthday, and this is the 18th movie. But where do all your ideas come from ?<br>
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Aoyama: I study closely the movies and dramas I watch. My personal favorite recently is ''Inspector Fukuie's Greetings'', I like its music. I'm also watching ''Lone Ranger'' and ''96 Hours of Revenge'' these days. There're a lot of mysteries in these films, so I rewind them when there's an interesting line. The scripwriters are my peers in this industry.
  
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A: I've asked the Tokyo Metropolitan Police. They'll tell me various things.
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AA: Amid the good guys and the villains, there are some profound characters with various backgrounds. Please tell us more about character-making.<br>
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Aoyama: I think of the background of the characters a lot. When you think ''Oh, this person is actually different than I thought!'', it gives depth to the character. The victims have a backstory too, so it's fun to think it up. I also created an important background for the female high school detective Sera-chan, and I included a bit of it in the movie. Please go discover that in the cinemas ! (laughs)
  
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AA: Not only do famous actors appear in the movie, but there's also Shibasaki Kou. There was also a collaboration with Lupin the Third. Is there a collaboration you would like to do in the future ?<br>
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Aoyama: Doing a collaboration with Lupin the Third was a wish come true. I didn't think it would be done one day. We are preparing another collaboration in order to celebrate Conan's 20 year anniversary, it will be out this autumn. Some details are going to be made public, stay tuned!
  
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Kid is a sneaky character
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AA : Finally, could you give a message to your fans ?<br>
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Aoyama : The ending of the movie is very cool. You should read the Sunday after reading the movie. But no worries if you don't ! (laughs) There's going to be something very important in the Detective Conan chapter of the Shounen Sunday of the 23rd of April. ''Scarlet Showdown'' is going to be released, so watch it along with the movie !
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</spoiler>
  
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I: Kid is also a very popular character. Could you tell us the details of his creation, and your future plans for him? Is he going to be involved with Conan and the black orginization?
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===Da Vinci Interviews===
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'''Date:''' May, 2014<br>
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'''Published in:''' da Vinci magazine, May issue
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'''Raw:'''
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'''Takeru Satoh x Gosho Aoyama cross talk'''<br>
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[[File:Takeru Satoh x Gosho Aoyama interview1.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Takeru Satoh x Gosho Aoyama interview2.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Takeru Satoh x Gosho Aoyama interview3.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Takeru Satoh x Gosho Aoyama interview4.jpg|150px|]]
  
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A: Well, he's originally from my previous work called "Magic Kaito". I created that because I really liked Arsene Lupin and Lupin the 3rd. And recently he got involved a little with the black orginization during the Bell Tree Express case (the mystery train case from vol 78) but from here on out I don't think he will very much. Kaito Kid is a very sneaky character. He can disguise himself, and he can change his voice and stuff. It's better if he's an enemy. He's too sneaky to be an ally. There are a lot of female fans of his, but I don't plan on bringing him out too much.(wry smile)
 
  
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I: There are creators who decide how much a character will make and appearance completely on their own.
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'''Yuki Suetsugu x Gosho Aoyama cross talk'''<br>
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[[File:Yuki Suetsugu x Gosho Aoyama interview1.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Yuki Suetsugu x Gosho Aoyama interview2.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Yuki Suetsugu x Gosho Aoyama interview3.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Yuki Suetsugu x Gosho Aoyama interview4.jpg|150px|]]
  
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A:Yeah, there are. Just freely doing whatever they want. When there's a movie, saying things like "No, don't have them say something like that" and then changing everything. Then they'll notice how it ends and really just change everything.
 
  
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I: The Conan anime is faithful to the original.
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'''Long interview'''<br>
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[[File:Davinci Long interview1.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Davinci Long interview2.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Davinci Long interview4.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Davinci Long interview5.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Davinci Long interview6.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Davinci Long interview7.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Davinci Long interview8.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Davinci Long interview9.jpg|150px|]]
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A: Yeah, that's because it's a very long story. If it wasn't faithful to it, it would become inconsistent. And at the beginning I asked them to please do just as the original does.
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'''Partial translation by:''' ALAKTORN<br>
  
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I: When a movie comes out, I heard you are very involved.
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[T/N: So apparently a large chunk of this interview was never typed up AND this is only the cross talk with Takeru Satoh, not the "LONG INTERVIEW" from this issue of the magazine.]
  
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A: I am. There's the feeling with a movie that you can do larger scale things that you couldn't do in a manga.
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'''Takeru Satoh x Gosho Aoyama cross talk (partial interview)'''<br>
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(Interviewer?): Going on for 20 years is exceptional, isn’t it? Is thinking of the trick the hardest part?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I think of the trick together with the chief editor during meetings. So, every time the editor changes, it’s a bother. I have to explain to him things all over again, like who the boss of the organization is, etc.<br>
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{{font color|red|Satoh}}: You’re nonchalantly talking about an amazing topic. That subject is sensitive… I’m purposefully not thinking much about it, because I want to be surprised at the reveal. But… when did you decide on who was the boss?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Hmm… it was about here, I guess. (While picking up a volume of the manga that was there)<br>
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(all present) Ooooohh!! That’s a big hint!
  
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I: I also heard that there was an idea to set something up that would link the "Lupin the 3rd VS Conan THE MOVIE" with the 18th Conan movie "The Sniper from another Dimension".  
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(Interviewer): This isn’t good. If you read that volume you’ll figure it out. I can’t write this.<br>
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A point worthy of note in Conan is also the love-comedy, isn’t it?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}:  The love-comedy scenes are a big hassle. It takes a long time to think up cool lines for those situations.<br>
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{{font color|red|Satoh}}: I love Haibara. I really do. She’s a scientist and so cool.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Haibara, huh? Haibara is pretty popular.<br>
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{{font color|red|Satoh}}: At the beginning, we didn’t know if she was a friend or an enemy. But in the end, there is the moment where she opens her heart. She caught my heart when she ate Ran’s rice porridge and cutely said “hot…!” (volume 41, “The Secret Hidden in the Restroom”). I’m certain that Haibara likes Conan. But, understanding their complicated situation, she doesn’t take action. That’s on my mind. I also like Hayashibara Megumi-san. She has a beautiful voice.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: When making a character, I think “if I draw/write her like this, she’ll be popular”, I can more or less anticipate it. But, just for Haibara, her popularity highly exceeded my expectations. I think Hayashibara-san’s voice is loud. Haibara Ai’s Ai comes from Irene Adler. The only one to have defeated Sherlock Holmes, “that woman”.<br>
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{{font color|red|Satoh}}: Huh? Isn’t that important information!?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Yes, it’s the first time I’ve revealed it. In the manga, it’s said that “Ai” comes from the “I” in “V.I. Warshawsky”, but the truth is that it comes from Irene. It’s my special present to you.<br>
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{{font color|red|Satoh}}: Awesome! Thank you very much!<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: [T/N: I don’t know what he’s saying exactly. Attempted translation: “If I were to spoil “that”, I thought it’d be good to make them link. That information is secret though. Rather… you’d find out that person’s real identity.”  he says ano hito, not ano kata, so I’m not sure who he’s talking about…]
  
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A: The setting is the "Tree" but we weren't allowed to use the name "Sky Tree" (The Tokyo Sky Tree is a tower recently built in Tokyo). They weren't sure about having people dying there. They were probably right about that. (wry smile)
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(Interviewer): Eh!? You just said something important without hesitation!?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Right now, Sera is fun to write.<br>[T/N: yes he jumps from one topic to another randomly, these interviews are weird]
  
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I: I guess there aren't too many differences between making it a movie, or for TV, but the TV series is steadily becoming larger scale.
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(Interviewer): She’s suspected of being Akai’s sister, and it seems like she’s related with Conan from the past, a mysterious person. She’ll probably influence future developments in a big way. The fans also think that Haneda Shūkichi is a key person.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Well, he is… quite complex. He’ll appear from now on too. Soon, I’ll go collect data at the professional shogi players' championship series. Haneda’s “Hane” comes from Yoshiharu Habu [T/N: the kanji 羽 can be read both “Hane” and just “Ha”]. In the manga, things like “that person’s” real identity and even more will be revelead one after the other. [T/N:: again, “ano hito”, not “ano kata”, so I’m not sure he’s talking about the boss, that would be insane…] First, Amuro Tōru’s real name will be revealed. Then, why did he think of Haibara’s mother, Elena, will also be explained. [T/N: not sure about this phrase.] Two mothers will also be revealed as being sisters, etc.…… A lot of things are connected together. This is bad, I’m talking too much. Well, please look forward to the manga.
  
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A: Just as long as they don't interfere with the original.
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Please! Please, let me ask 2 more questions! What is the BO’s goal? Going by the APTX4869, I would think immortality…<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: That’s wrong. It’s true that you’d think that, isn’t it? You see, right now, something really big is happening within the organization.<br>
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Eeeh, I’m super curious! Then, the question everyone wants answered. Who is Anokata? [T/N: used “ano kata” this time, not “hito”.] Agasa Hakase was being rumored for a long time, but you have officially denied it. Conan’s father, Kudō Yūsaku is also a very big contender…<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Yūsaku is also wrong. Now I’ve decided. From now on, I will never accept questions about “Anokata”! [T/N: not “ano hito” this time.] I mean, it would be no fun if it was figured out. Readers, let’s continue our deduction battle!
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I: Last year the Conan series was awarded the Fujimoto's "Special Series Award". There was an award recognizing the people who make it, and as one of the great anime which have crossed over to become movies.
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===Detective Conan Character Visual Book Interviews===
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'''Date:''' September, 2014<br>
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A: Yeah, that's amazing isn't it.
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===Otona Fami Interview #5===
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'''Date:''' November 20, 2013<br>
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'''Published in:''' Otona Fami (Adult Family), January issue of 2014
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I: Even as a movie and anime, you're still pretty involved aren't you?
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=2016=
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===Gosho Aoyama X Yomuri Giants' Hayato Sakamoto===
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'''Date:''' March 16, 2016<br>
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'''Published in:''' Shonen Sunday #16
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Special Post March 2016, Aoyama Gosho Interview.
  
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A: I feel I might as well get involved. At first I was just going to completely leave it up to them, but then I thought, well, I better not. And I ended up changing things on all the scripts. And I was wondering if that's really something a manga artist does. It was a lot of work. After I would finish the name (the term for the "story board" like stage of a manga) I would read scripts and check them. That's a lot of work.
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Gosho Aoyama and Hayato Sakamoto Cross-Talk<br>
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Creator of Detective Conan and The Yomiuri Giants' Captain.
  
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Q(Questioner): So, you originally wanted to be an animator, and in college you were part of a manga study group. Why did you change to wanting to become a manga artist?
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Why is it you became a fan of Sakamoto's, Mr. Aoyama?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Well, I've been a fan since he was first drafted. At that time, I was very pleased with the scout Omori, and I had wondered what sort of player he would bring in. I thought "well, he's a little thin, but he looks like he can hit." (laughs) I had a good feeling about him when watching him play. He really stands out from the crowd! I've been a fan since then. Today's the first time we've met, and I couldn't believe it was really him. (laughs) It felt like is was still looking at a TV. Sorry. (laughs)
  
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Mr. Sakamoto, today's the first time you've met, so what's your first impression of Mr. Aoyama?<br>
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{{font color|red|Sakamoto}}: My first impression? Just "this is the guy who draws Conan!" (laughs) I'm a big fan of manga and I've got an autograph I received before in the locker room. I'm gonna put the picture I got today there too.
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What do you think about the role Sakamoto played in last year's season<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: While I was in the hospital they didn't have Nippon TV G+ so I only got to see highlights on the news, and that was difficult. (laughs) Also, I hadn't realized Sakamoto was batting cleanup. That surprised me when I noticed.<br>
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{{font color|red|Sakamoto}}: It was my first year as captain of the Giants, so I'm getting a lot of new experiences. It was my first time batting 4th as well. My record wasn't that good, but all in all it was a good year.
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You're both professionals in your respective fields, so you must encounter some real difficulties.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Well, first, I really worried about whether I could draw a serialized comic. I felt like I wouldn't have any more ideas after 3 months. The first year or two was really difficult. (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|red|Sakamoto}}: For me, it's that we've got a game every day. That's physically tiring of course, but also you have to play in front of forty thousand people, and that's very mentally exhausting. How many hours do you usually spend drawing manga?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: When I'm in production, I only sleep about 3 hours a night.<br>
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{{font color|red|Sakamoto}}: And the rest of the time you're drawing manga?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Or watching the Giants. (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|red|Sakamoto}}: Thank you very much. (laughs) I've gotta be able to run around so sleep's very important. I get about 7 or 8 hours. So, you don't get any time off?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Time off? No, no!
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How about right after you've finished the manuscript<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Ah, that's when I'll watch the Giants game they've won. On nights they've won, it gets broadcast on Nippon TV G+. So, I'll record it and watch it later to refresh myself. (laughs)
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{{font color|red|Sakamoto}}: Haha! You really do like the Giants don't you!?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I've been a fan since the Nagashima days. (Shigeo Nagashima: coach of the Giants from 1972 - 1980, and 1993 - 2001) How do you feel about the change of coaches?<br>
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{{font color|red|Sakamoto}}: It's my first experience with that. It feels fresh and exciting.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Can I say this? For me personally, I want Sakamoto to be batting third. Then I want you to get .300 average with 30 homers...then once you do that, please make an appearance in Conan!! Also, I want you to go a year without injuries.<br>
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{{font color|red|Sakamoto}}: A .300 Avg. and 30 home runs! Since you're expecting it I'll do it. Then we'll aim toward winning the Japan Series. After I do that you put me in Conan? (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Definitely! (laughs) I'll be supporting you with all my might this year!!　
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A: Not just my dad, but really my whole family was opposed to the idea. They told me I should probably stop, when I told them I would become a manga artist. They said "I knew an illustrator. He could draw a crab so life-like that it looked like it would jump off the page. But despite that, he died poor. Do you want to be like that?" But, from the time "Magic Kaito" came out their responses changed. I always go back to my hometown on New Year's and I'll draw pictures and sign autographs that people requested from my family, and one time, I was sitting in the living room drawing, and my old man came in, he asked me to draw (Nakamori) Aoko-chan, and I just thought "Yes, I won!"(Laughs)
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記念すべき20作目となった劇場版『名探偵コナン　純黒の悪夢（ナイトメア）』では、原作漫画のストーリーの根幹となる「黒ずくめの組織」とコナンたちの対決が描かれる。またその構図にFBI（米連邦捜査局）や日本の公安警察も絡み合い、漫画の重要キャラクターが一堂に介することに……。さまざまなエピソードについて原作者の青山剛昌に話を聞いた。（編集部・井本早紀）
  
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A: It was Kodansha's weekly published Shonen Magazine. When I drew the prototype for Magic Kaito, I got an honorable mention or something, and just when I was thinking I was gonna draw for that magazine, the editor changed and the new guy didn't seem to like my style. He said "If you want to continue, you'll need to change your drawing and writing style." I didn't really like the sound of that, and and editor at the time, who would later become editor-in-chief, told me that if I didn't think changing my style sounded good, then I should probably just go to a different magazine. So I went right on to Shonen Sunday and made my debut drawing non-serialized stories.
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◆劇場版20周年を迎えて
  
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Q：アニメと劇場版が20周年を迎えました。今のお気持ちは？
  
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A: I completely thought that. I didn't think it would be this busy! It's more difficult being a manga artist than becoming a manga artist. When you're new, you want to hurry and get a serialized story before you're forgotten so you spend every day drawing names (Rough story boards for manga), but once you actually get serialized, it's way busier. (Before you're serialized) It's beyond your imagination. "Detective Conan" is particularly busy. In the days I was drawing "YAIBA" it was way more peaceful. The pictures were difficult, because it was an action manga. If I hurried I could get the names done in about a day, and could get everything finished in about 5 or 6 days. Then, with my left over time I'd go play baseball. My assistant would be like "Let's go play ball!" And, I still had free time left over. If I tried to do that while making "Conan" it'd be too difficult...
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「もう20年!?」という感じがします（笑）。よくここまで続いたなと思いますね。週刊連載についてもここまで続くとは思っていなかったです。まあ、やりたいことはどんどん増えていくんですけれども（笑）。
  
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Q：映画でFBIと公安と「黒ずくめの組織」の対決が実現するなんて思ってもいませんでした。
  
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A: Yes. And my daily routine is usually, I go to sleep at about 10 am, and wake up at around 1 pm, that's when my assistants usually arrive. I'll usually write a sign that says something like "Wake me up when you get here    -Aoyama-" So, my sleep time is about 3 hours. It's usually like that. I'll work and then at around midnight I'll usually get tiered and tell them I'm gonna go sleep for about 30 minutes. They'll wake me up, and we'll work through to morning. And that goes on and on for 20 years. (Laughs)
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それは今回の映画の一番の見せ場でもありますしね。「これをやろう！」と思って作っていますから。なかなか、漫画だとアクションシーンはコマを多くとってしまうので、表現しきれない部分があるんです。（FBI捜査官の）赤井秀一と（公安所属の）安室透の対決は今作でやりたかった部分なので、彼らを映画ならではの場所で戦わせてやろうと思いまして（笑）。この対決シーンは、ぜひファンの方に見ていただきたいですね。
  
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Q：アニメや劇場版のスタッフに先生からこういうことをやりたいとアイデアを持ち込むことはあるのでしょうか？
  
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A: When I wake up, I'll always eat udon or soba or something. Then at about 7 pm I'll usually order something. I'm always ordering delivery. But in the middle of the night I'll go to a convenience store or something. A long time ago, sometimes my assistants would make something. Now that we're working off computers we're even more busy and my assistants don't have time to make any food either. Our dinner is from a convenience store! My favorite thing from there is oden. It's delicious and healthy.
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割と毎年そうですよ。こういうことをやろうと。特別に「この作品だけは」とお願いするのではなく、毎回そうなんです。漫画じゃやりづらいところとかね。爆発させたり大規模なアクションを漫画で描いてしまうと、アシスタントを泣かせることになるので（笑）。映画だからできることをしようとは思っています。
  
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Q：ということは今回「黒ずくめの組織」を登場させたのも先生のアイデアなのでしょうか？
  
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A: After about 3 hours of work, I'll take about a 30 to an hour and a half break. Maybe sleep for about 30 minutes. After 30 minutes sleep, I'm rested enough.
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劇場版第20弾で「黒ずくめの組織」を出すきっかけは、プロデューサーに言われたから（笑）。でも、かなり気合入れてやりました。原案段階から、たくさんアイデア出していますよ。
  
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◆原案・脚本・原画・画（え）コンテ……毎回総監修を務めている『コナン』シリーズ
  
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Q:今回も先生は原画に携わっているということですが……
  
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そうですね。今回は赤井も安室も描きましたよ。もう一人、意外な人物も原画で描いているので、ぜひ映画館で探してみてください（笑）。
  
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Q：また原画以外にも監修もされていらっしゃるとか。
  
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Q: I heard that tendinitis is common among manga artists, but do you take any precautionary measures?
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ええ、脚本も画（え）コンテも全てチェックしています。特に今回の話は「黒ずくめの組織」が登場しますし。設定と違ったことをやられてしまうと困るので。アニメのスタッフとは原案段階から常に相談していますよ。それに監督やアニメスタッフのプロデューサーの方たちには、「黒ずくめ」のボスの正体を共有しているんです。「黒ずくめ」のお話を作る上で、そこは話しておかないとわからないと思いますので（笑）。
  
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A: Well, it seemed like I was headed in the direction of developing it, so, probably over 10 years ago I switched to using milipens (type of pen). A long time ago I just used the regular G-pen, but that requires more pressure and  my hands would hurt, but when I draw with milipens I could draw all the lines very easily. "YAIBA" was completely drawn by pen, but I guess "Conan" was only done with pen in the beginning. With the thick and thin lines in Conan, with a regular pen you could just do it with one stroke, but with a milipen, you have to go over it several times to get the right thickness. If you're a person who's never used a pen, then you won't know that amount of pressure that needs to be applied, so if you're just starting out as a manga artist, please use a pen.
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Q：ラストの蘭の言葉にはグッときました。あの言葉は青山先生が？
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Q: The Conan movie that is coming to theaters in April "The Sniper from a Different Dimension", it has some very pivotal and mysterious characters like Akai Shuichi and Okiya Subaru making their first appearances in a movie, and they seem to play a key role.
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もちろんです！　最初はあのセリフはなかったんです。脚本をチェックしたときに入れていたんですが、画コンテ時点でなくなっていて。時間が足りなくて、カットになりそうだったんです。でもあの言葉がなければならないと思い、なんとか復活させました。
  
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Q：原案や画コンテもチェックされていらっしゃるということで、総監修という立ち位置でも間違いないですよね。
  
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毎回『コナン』チームでは当たり前のことなので、あえて入れる必要はないから入れていないという感じなんです。原作と書かれていれば、それでいいと思うんですよね。（ほかのアニメ映画で）原作者が総監修と銘打たれているのを見ていると、俺は毎回なんだよな～と思ってしまいます（笑）。
  
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A: It's a very scary and cool image. In the manga, various mysteries are going to be cleared up. Of course that is to be expected from a mystery series. (laughs) Like the waterfall that Holmes fell over with Professor Moriarty (Reichenbach), the place where Akai was shot was called Raiha Ridge. (Reichenbach in Japanese is ライヘンバッハ or Raihenbahha which if you take out the middle becomes "Raiha") And after Holmes fell into the falls, he was still alive right?
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Q：もしも先生に一から脚本を手掛けてほしいというオファーが来たらどうしますか？
  
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やりたいとは思いますが、そうなると連載を休まなければならなくなってしまいますので……難しいですよね。もしもやれるのであれば、監督をやりたいです。怪盗キッドや「黒ずくめの組織」との対決を描いてみたいです。ちょっと考えてみようかな（笑）。
  
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◆忙しくともミステリーものは必ずチェック！
  
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Q: In the explanation of the key characters on the site for the movie, it is written that the FBI investigator James Black is a fan of Mine Fujiko. Was that decision influenced by the "Lupin VS Conan" movie?
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Q：「名探偵コナン」コミックスのカバー袖でさまざまな探偵を紹介する「青山剛昌の名探偵図鑑」では、小説から映画まで多くの探偵たちが登場していますが、お忙しい中でも先生は映画やドラマもしっかり観られていますよね。
  
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A: That's sort of a fan service. It's sort of interesting when stuff like that is written. Black knows about various things. And those character explanations were also written by me. At first, only Akai's was long, so I made the others match his length, and added the bit about Fujiko.
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映画はかなり観ます。小説は読むのは大変ですが（笑）、映画は2時間で観られますから。ドラマもミステリーものは確実に見ています。最近ですと「臨床犯罪学者 火村英生の推理」は毎週楽しみに見ていました。
  
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Q: Nowadays, the manga artists of the original work are becoming more and more involved with the theatrical version of the movies as well, but I've never heard of the original author even writing the character profiles on the movie's site.
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Q：特に一番好きな映画作品はありますか？
  
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A: Am I the most involved manga artist? I just added a few notes to what the advertising department wrote. There were several hints in the parts I wrote. I wrote several very fishy things.
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『アマルフィ 女神の報酬』（2009）ですね。今回ゲスト声優の天海祐希さんが出演されていらっしゃるからというわけではないのですが、すごく好きなんですよね。作業が行き詰ったときとか、何回も観ちゃいます。頭から最後まですごくいい映画なんで。セリフとかも好きで観てしまいますね。
  
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Q：映画などをご覧になられて、実際の作品づくりに生かされている部分はあるのでしょうか？
  
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A: I just like anime. I originally wanted to be an animator after all. I just ask if I can see any news before they release it. They let me get away with a lot.
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ありますよ。前作の『名探偵コナン　業火の向日葵（ごうかのひまわり）』には、『タワーリング・インフェルノ』（1974）の要素がありますしね。第13弾の『名探偵コナン 漆黒の追跡者（チェイサー）』は『ブルーサンダー』（1983）ですし。アイデアが以前に観た映画から生まれることはあります。またうまく例えると、映画のスタッフにも、「こういう感じか」と伝わりやすいので。
  
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◆漫画のトリック裏話
  
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A: There are times when I think "thank you for taking it to such an extent," but there are also times when I think about how they went through such trouble to draw it, and it's ended up like this. When things are good I tell the editor over the phone "tell them they're doing a good job."
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ほとんど自分と担当編集者だけで考えていますね。「最近面白い映画観た？」から始まって、何時間も仕事場で一緒に話して、案をたくさん出してから、使えそうなトリックをピックアップしています。毎回大変ですよ（笑）。
  
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A: Yeah, in the "Moonlight Sonata Murder Case" (manga volume 7, anime episode 11) Beethoven's Sonata "Moonlight" is flowing through Moonshadow Island. You can't hear the music in the manga. When I was drawing it I could here it myself, but that can't be conveyed to the reader. But it can to the viewer with the anime. I thought that was really cool and exciting.
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そうですよ。ストーリーの方が早いです。トリックはかなり時間かかっています。話を考える時間とトリックを考える時間は2：8くらいなんじゃないでしょうか。なかなか難しいので。それからトリックはできる限り実験もしているんですよ。今週刊少年サンデーに載っている話（FILE954～957）も、実はきちんと試しています（笑）。
  
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A: Of course. I'm influenced strongly by the voice of the actors, definitely. I'll have an idea for the voice of a character in my head. Conan is voiced by Takayama Minami, and Mitsuhiko, at first I sort of was drawing him with more of a mischievous face, sort of like Suneo (a character from Doraemon), but Otani Ikue has a cute voice, so I started drawing him with a cuter face. And Conan always says "あれれ？(roughly, a cutesy kid way of saying "Oh? What's this?")". Originally he said that in the first volume but didn't really say it after that, but when Takayama said it in the anime, it was cute, and I started having him say it more. In the beginning, it was only my influence on the drawings, but the influence of others is good. I'm very glad, and I'd like to say thank you very much.
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Q：原作漫画を描かれているときに、アニメのことを意識されることも？
  
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Q: You like sports too right? I heard you like the Giants, and soccer. So, what do you think about Japan in the World Cup this year?
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アニメになったときに表現しにくそうだから、こういう表現にしておこうかなということを考えたりはしますね。コマの間の動きであったり、アニメでやりづらそうなトリックの説明は、予定と変えてみたりとか……。あ、でもそんなには考えていないです（笑）。漫画は自分勝手に描いています。
  
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A: It's great isn't it. I like Honda Keisuke who went to AC Milan. I was thinking "this guy is good" before he started really making a name for himself. He's got a big mouth doesn't he. He looks cool. He's a man of his word. He's number 10 for AC Milan....that's so cool. It seems like he's gonna do something really great. I hope he gives it his all.
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Q：映画では「黒ずくめの組織」の巨大さも描かれていますが、漫画の第1話ではジンとウォッカは遊園地のジェットコースターに乗っていましたよね。こんなに大きな組織になると当初から予定されていたのでしょうか？
  
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それはご想像にお任せします。でも、ジンがジェットコースターに乗っていたなんて、かなりレアですよね。ウォッカが券を買うところに並んで「大人2枚」って言っていたんでしょうね（笑）。
  
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A: I used to a long time ago. I really liked (former Italian player) Roberto Baggio. I liked Serie A. And I really liked Juventus because Baggio originally played with them. Their uniform was really cool too, with the black stripes. It actually influenced the uniform of the Tokyo Spirits in my manga. So, yeah, I like Juventus. Usually I'll take a vacation once every 4 years, and I'll go see the World Cup. I went to see in person the '98 France World Cup, with Japan vs Argentina. I'm gonna go with my editor this year too.
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Q：小さな子から大人までファンがいる「コナン」ですが、ファンのみなさんにメッセージをお願いします。
  
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ファンレターで、子供の時は絵がかっこよくて見ていたけれども、大人になって内容を理解して2度楽しめたという言葉をいただいたりします。なので小さい子には、わからなかったところは大人になってから見てみたりと、何度も「コナン」を楽しんでほしいですね。大人の皆さんは、どうかこれから年を重ねてもコナンを卒業しないでください。息子さんや娘さんができたら一緒に観に行ってください（笑）。
  
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劇場版を含め「名探偵コナン」に関することはしっかりチェックをしているという青山。作画が休みの日も映画や小説などを楽しみ、作品につながる時間の過ごし方をしているという。「もともとメッセージ性のあるものを見るのが好きなので、それが自分の作品づくりにはいいのかもしれませんね」と笑顔を見せる彼の作品への愛情が、子供から大人まで幅広いファンを惹（ひ）きつけているのかもしれない。
  
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劇場版『名探偵コナン　純黒の悪夢（ナイトメア）』は4月16日から全国東宝系にて公開
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Q: Both anime and movies have been running for 20 years. How do you feel like?<br>A: "20 years already!"... That's the general feeling (laughs) I think it's surprising that it's come this far. I didn't think that the weekly magazine chapters would last this long. But I got to admit that the ammount of things I want do is steadily increasing. (laughs)
  
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Q: Sports newspapers themselves play important roles here and there don't they. With the Sumo wrestling record chart etc., I'm glad the contents in real life are different than the story. But anyway, lastly, could you give a message to your fans, especially the young people.
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Q: Does it happen that the anime and/or the movie staff come to you with an idea, with "we want do this/that"?<br>A: It more or less happens every year. They want to do something. It's not that they ask for this or that to be specially made for "this work (episode/movie)", it's always like this. When there are things hard to do in the manga. When I want to make things explode or draw a large-scale action in the manga then my assistants start crying (laughs). I think of doing things that can be done in a movie.  
  
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A: Thank you for supporting me these past 20 years. And thank you for your future support as well. If you're thinking "should I give up on becoming a manga artist? Is it too difficult?" No...I have fan letters saying "I think I want to be a manga artist.", but I just want to say, be prepared, and resolute.
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Q: Would that mean that it was your idea to make the BO appear in this movie?<br>A: The reason the BO come out is the because the producer told me he wanted to do that since it's the 20th movie (laughs). But they've placed a lot of energy into it, really. A lot of ideas came up at the draft stage.
  
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Q: It'd seem that you're working on an original illustration this year as welll...<br>A: That's correct. I drew Akai and Amuro on this illustration as well. There's another character, someone surprising, that shows up in that illustration too, so... Try searching for that illustration in the theater (laughs).
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A: Journey to the West! I really like it. And, I wanted to do something like that. But, well, too many years have gone by. If this were when I was drawing YAIBA, I could easily do it, but now it would be too hard.
 
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Q: It'd seem that you're also supervising other things apart from the illustration...<br>A: Yes. I check the script and the storyboards as well. I'm more involved than the usual because the BO show up in this movie. I don't want trouble to pop out because the setting is wrong. The anime staff have been asking me a lot of questions ever since the drafting stage. And I shared the identity of the BO's "Boss" with the director and the producer of the anime staff. Because I think that, since they're making a story about the BO, I must explain that to them: else they wouldn't understand (laughs).
  
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A: The next movie is a production that couldn't be done as a manga. It could only be done as a movie, and it's very cool. It couldn't be done in the manga, and it has a lot of ties to the original story. This could only be done in anime. And, because this couldn't be done with manga, there's a ton of action packed cool stuff in it. Normally, the movie wouldn't go ahead of the original work and reveal something about the story. This is the first time. If people think "What? Is that all?" I don't know what I'll do. (Laughs) We can probably only do this with a movie. You'll probably think "Ah, I see." So, please look forward to it.
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Q: Those words Ran said at the end [of the trailer] were surprising. Did you come up with them?<br>A: But of course I did! That line wasn't there at the beginning [of the project]. I inserted it when I went over the script but the storyboard at the time was almost finished, looked like there wouldn't be time [to fit the scene in] and it was about to be cut. But I thought those words were a must so I brought them back.
  
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(The End)
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Q: If you say that supervised the draf and the storyboards then you must surely hold the post of General Supervisor, don't you?<br>A: It's something obvious in the "Conan" team. I feel like I don't join them because I don't see the need to join the team. I'm satisfied with writing the manga. When I see (other anime movies') manga authors being billed as General Supervisors, I end up thinking "What in the..." (laughs).
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Part 1 Raw
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Q: What would you do if they offered you to work in building a script from the very start?<br>A: I think that I might do that but if I were to do that then I would have to stop working on the weekly manga chapters... It's a difficult topic. If I were to do it I'd rather prefer to be the director. I'd like to draw a confrontation with Kaito Kid or the BO. Maybe I should come up with one... (laughs).
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[[File:Monthly Conan Newspaper 2014 1.jpg|300px]]<br>
 
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[[File:Monthly Conan Newspaper 2014 2.jpg|600px]]<br>
 
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[[File:Monthly Conan Newspaper 2014 3.jpg|600px]]<br>
 
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=2016=
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Q: You introduce all kinds of detectives in the Conan volumes' cover sleeve, the "Aoyama Gosho Detective Encyclopedia". A lot of detectives of movies and novels show up. Despite how busy you are you do check out other movies and drama series. <br>A: I watch a lot of movies. It's hard to read novels (laughs) but you can see a film in 2 hours. I also check out drama series and mystery series. As of late I enjoy watching "Clinical Criminologist Himura Hideo's Deductions" every week.  
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===Gosho Aoyama X Yomuri Giants Hayato Sakamoto (WITH RAW)===
 
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青山剛昌X坂本勇人SP対談(クロストーク)<br>
 
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Officially released in the March 16th, 2016 Shonen Sunday #16, <br>
 
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but happened the previous week
 
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Special Post March 2016, Aoyama Gosho Interview.
 
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Gosho Aoyama and Hayato Sakamoto Cross-Talk.
 
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Creator of Detective Conan and The Yomiuri Giants' Captain.
 
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Why is it you became a fan of Sakamoto's, Mr. Aoyama?
 
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Aoyama: Well, I've been a fan since he was first drafted. At that time, I was very pleased with the scout Omori, and I had wondered what sort of player he would bring in. I thought "well, he's a little thin, but he looks like he can hit." (laughs) I had a good feeling about him when watching him play. He really stands out from the crowd! I've been a fan since then. Today's the first time we've met, and I couldn't believe it was really him. (laughs) It felt like is was still looking at a TV. Sorry. (laughs)
 
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Mr. Sakamoto, today's the first time you've met, so what's your first impression of Mr. Aoyama
 
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Sakamoto: My first impression? Just "this is the guy who draws Conan!" (laughs) I'm a big fan of manga and I've got an autograph I received before in the locker room. I'm gonna put the picture I got today there too.
 
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What do you think about the role Sakamoto played in last year's season
 
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Aoyama: While I was in the hospital they didn't have Nippon TV G+ so I only got to see highlights on the news, and that was difficult. (laughs) Also, I hadn't realized Sakamoto was batting cleanup. That surprised me when I noticed.
 
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Sakamoto: It was my first year as captain of the Giants, so I'm getting a lot of new experiences. It was my first time batting 4th as well. My record wasn't that good, but all in all it was a good year.
 
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You're both professionals in your respective fields, so you must encounter some real difficulties.
 
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Aoyama: Well, first, I really worried about whether I could draw a serialized comic. I felt like I wouldn't have any more ideas after 3 months. The first year or two was really difficult. (laughs)
 
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Sakamoto: For me, it's that we've got a game every day. That's physically tiring of course, but also you have to play in front of forty thousand people, and that's very mentally exhausting. How many hours do you usually spend drawing manga?
 
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Aoyama: When I'm in production, I only sleep about 3 hours a night.
 
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Sakamoto: And the rest of the time you're drawing manga?
 
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Aoyama: Or watching the Giants. (laughs)
 
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Sakamoto: Thank you very much. (laughs) I've gotta be able to run around so sleep's very important. I get about 7 or 8 hours. So, you don't get any time off?
 
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Aoyama: Time off? No, no!
 
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How about right after you've finished the manuscript
 
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Aoyama: Ah, that's when I'll watch the Giants game they've won. On nights they've won, it gets broadcast on Nippon TV G+. So, I'll record it and watch it later to refresh myself. (laughs)
 
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Sakamoto: Haha! You really do like the Giants don't you!?
 
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Aoyama: I've been a fan since the Nagashima days. (Shigeo Nagashima: coach of the Giants from 1972 - 1980, and 1993 - 2001) How do you feel about the change of coaches?
 
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Sakamoto: It's my first experience with that. It feels fresh and exciting.
 
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Aoyama: Can I say this? For me personally, I want Sakamoto to be batting third. Then I want you to get .300 average with 30 homers...then once you do that, please make an appearance in Conan!! Also, I want you to go a year without injuries.
 
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Sakamoto: A .300 Avg. and 30 home runs! Since you're expecting it I'll do it. Then we'll aim toward winning the Japan Series. After I do that you put me in Conan? (laughs)
 
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Q: Is there a movie that you like a lot?<br>A: "Amalfi: Rewards of the Goddess" (2009). I like it a lot: and it's not just because the guest voice actress acting in this movie [Movie 20] Amami Yuki - san [Silver-haired woman role] is acting on it. I watch it a lot of times when I feel blocked or without ideas. It's a very good movie, from the start to the end. I like the lines by the characters too so I rewatch it a lot.
  
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Q: Is there some aspect of movies that you see that gets reflected when you work on your works?<br>A: There is. The previous movie, Movie 19 "Sunflowers of Inferno", had elements from "Towering Inferno" (1974). Movie 13 "The Raven Chaser" had elements from "Blue Sunday" (1983). There are ideas born from having seen some movie. They can be used as examples and it's easy to explain to the movie staff by saying "like that scene of that film".  
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[[File:Gosho x Sakamoto Interview1.jpg|400px]]
 
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[[File:Gosho x Sakamoto Interview2.jpg|400px]]
 
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===Movie 20 interview CimemaToday (WITH RAW)===
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Q: How do you come up with the tricks?<br>A: I and the editor in charge come up with most of them. We talk a lot in the workspace but our chat begins with "Have you seen anything interesting movies as of late?". We come up with a lot of ideas so we pick up the tricks that we could use. We do that everytime and it's hard (laughs).
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「名探偵コナン」漫画家・青山剛昌インタビュー：劇場版で原作者として名前がクレジットされる意味<br>
 
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http://www.cinematoday.jp/page/A0004961 <br>
 
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April 14, 2016
 
  
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Q: Does it happen a lot that the trick takes up more time than the story in your meetings?<br>A: It does happen. The story is faster. The tricks take up a lot of time. I think that the time to come up with the story is about 2 hours and the time needed for the tricks is about 8 hours more or less. It's pretty difficult. And we experiment as much as we can to see if the trick can be really used. The trick in the chapter being published in the Sunday magazine now (File 954-957) has been properly tested, truth to be told (laughs).  
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[[File:cinematoday gosho image.jpg|400px]]<br>
 
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Q: Both anime and movies have been running for 20 years. How do you feel like?
 
  
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A: "20 years already!"... That's the general feeling (laughs) I think it's surprising that it's come this far. I didn't think that the weekly magazine chapters would last this long. But I got to admit that the ammount of things I want do is steadily increasing. (laughs)
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Q: Do you think on the anime when you draw the original manga chapters?<br>A: I do think that "this might be hard to express in the anime" so I express it in a certain manner. It can be the movement between the panels, or a trick explanation that might be hard to do in the anime, trying to change the schedules.... Ah. But it's not like I think a lot about it (laughs). I draw the manga in my own manner.
  
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Q: You surely didn't think that a confrontation between the FBI, the PSB and the BO would become reality in the movies, did you?  
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Q: In the movie the BO is portrayed as gigantic but Gin and Vodka are riding in an amusement park's roller coaster in the 1st chapter of the manga. Was it on your schedule from the start that the BO would become such a big thing?<br>A: I'll leave that up to your imagination. But it's pretty rare that Gin and Vodka were riding the roller coaster... Vodka might've made the queue to buy the tickets and ask for "2 adult tickets", I guess (laughs).
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(NOTE: I know Amuro is not PSB but that's what's written in the interview. My hypothesis about why: the movie staff assumed Amuro was PSB and Gosho then thought of making him NPA but by then the script couldn't be rewritten)  
 
  
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A: And that's the main dish of this movie. It's been made with the idea of "let's do this!". In the manga it's pretty hard to properly draw an action scene so there are some aspects that it can't portray. The confrontation between Akai Shuuichi (FBI Investigator) and Amuro Tooru (PSB-affiliated) is an aspect I wanted to do in this movie, so I thought that we could have them fight in the movie (laughs). I want fans to see this confrontation scene, I really do.
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Q: "Conan" has fans that range from small kids to grown-up adults. We'd like of you to give them a message.<br>A: In some fan letters it was said that, when they were a kid, they found the drawings to be cool. And when they became an adult they could understand the story. So they could enjoy it twice. So, those parts that a small kid can't understand can be checked out when they become adults: and thus they can enjoy "Conan" a lot of times. Adult fans: please enjoy Conan even if you go on aging, don't graduate from it. If you have a son or a daughter... Then please go watch it together (laughs).
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</spoiler>
  
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Q: Does it happen that the anime and/or the movie staff come to you with an idea, with "we want do this/that"?
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===Animedia Interview ===
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'''Date:''' May 10, 2016<br>
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'''Published in:''' Animedia, June issue
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'''Raw:'''
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'''Gosho Interview'''<br>
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[[File:Animedia Gosho interview 4.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Animedia Gosho interview 5.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Animedia Gosho interview 6.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Animedia Gosho interview 7.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Animedia Gosho interview 8.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Animedia Gosho interview 9.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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A: It more or less happens every year. They want to do something. It's not that they ask for this or that to be specially made for "this work (episode/movie)", it's always like this. When there are things hard to do in the manga. When I want to make things explode or draw a large-scale action in the manga then my assistants start crying (laughs). I think of doing things that can be done in a movie.
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</div>
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</spoiler>
  
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Q: Would that mean that it was your idea to make the BO appear in this movie?
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===Asahi Newspaper Interview===
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'''Date:''' July 16, 2016
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<spoiler>
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'''Source:''' https://bbs.aptx.cn/thread-296434-1-1.html
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A: The reason the BO come out is the because the producer told me he wanted to do that since it's the 20th movie (laughs). But they've placed a lot of energy into it, really. A lot of ideas came up at the draft stage.
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鳥取の球児　ガンバレ
  
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Q: It'd seem that you're working on an original illustration this year as welll...
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　第９８回全国高校野球選手権鳥取大会がいよいよ開幕する。厳しい練習に取り組んできた県内の野球部員たちを応援してもらおうと、「名探偵コナン」などの作品で知られる北栄町出身の漫画家、青山剛昌さんにコナンのイラスト入りメッセージ色紙を寄せてもらった。（横山翼）
  
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A: That's correct. I drew Akai and Amuro on this illustration as well. There's another character, someone surprising, that shows up in that illustration too, so... Try searching for that illustration in the theater (laughs).
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　――野球好きと聞きましたが、きっかけは
  
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Q: It'd seem that you're also supervising other things apart from the illustration...
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　ジャイアンツの長嶋（茂雄）選手です。
  
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A: Yes. I check the script and the storyboards as well. I'm more involved than the usual because the BO show up in this movie. I don't want trouble to pop out because the setting is wrong. The anime staff have been asking me a lot of questions ever since the drafting stage. And I shared the identity of the BO's "Boss" with the director and the producer of the anime staff. Because I think that, since they're making a story about the BO, I must explain that to them: else they wouldn't understand (laughs).
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　――高校野球は見ていましたか
  
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Q: Those words Ran said at the end [of the trailer] were surprising. Did you come up with them?
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　思い出に残っているのは、原（辰徳）選手の東海大相模と、定岡（正二）選手の鹿児島実業が戦った延長戦です。夜遅くまで試合があり、なかなか決着がつかない試合を見て、手に汗握りました。
  
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A: But of course I did! That line wasn't there at the beginning [of the project]. I inserted it when I went over the script but the storyboard at the time was almost finished, looked like there wouldn't be time [to fit the scene in] and it was about to be cut. But I thought those words were a must so I brought them back.
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　――高校球児が主人公の「４番サード」など野球を題材にした作品も描かれています。野球漫画のだいご味は
  
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Q: If you say that supervised the draf and the storyboards then you must surely hold the post of General Supervisor, don't you?
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　ピッチャーだと、三振。バッターだと、ホームラン。カンタンやなぁ（笑）
  
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A: It's something obvious in the "Conan" team. I feel like I don't join them because I don't see the need to join the team. I'm satisfied with writing the manga. When I see (other anime movies') manga authors being billed as General Supervisors, I end up thinking "What in the..." (laughs).
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Q: What would you do if they offered you to work in building a script from the very start?
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　青山さんが挙げた東海大相模と鹿児島実の延長戦は、１９７４年の第５６回全国高校野球選手権大会・準々決勝のこと。延長十五回の死闘の末、４―５で東海大相模が敗れている。原選手は野手で、定岡選手はエースだった。
  
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A: I think that I might do that but if I were to do that then I would have to stop working on the weekly manga chapters... It's a difficult topic. If I were to do it I'd rather prefer to be the director. I'd like to draw a confrontation with Kaito Kid or the BO. Maybe I should come up with one... (laughs).
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Q: You introduce all kinds of detectives in the Conan volumes' cover sleeve, the "Aoyama Gosho Detective Encyclopedia". A lot of detectives of movies and novels show up. Despite how busy you are you do check out other movies and drama series.  
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　あおやま・ごうしょう　　１９６３年、北栄町（旧大栄町）出身。日本大学芸術学部卒。８６年、「ちょっとまってて」で小学館新人コミック大賞少年部門に入選、９４年から「週刊少年サンデー」（小学館）で「名探偵コナン」の連載を開始。単行本は８９巻まで刊行され、世界２１の国と地域で翻訳、出版されている。テレビアニメなどにもなり、映画は今年公開の「名探偵コナン　純黒の悪夢」で２０作目。ほかに「まじっく快斗」「ＹＡＩＢＡ」などの作品がある。
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'''Translated by:''' Startold <ref>https://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=13033&start=15</ref><br>
  
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A: I watch a lot of movies. It's hard to read novels (laughs) but you can see a film in 2 hours. I also check out drama series and mystery series. As of late I enjoy watching "Clinical Criminologist Himura Hideo's Deductions" every week.
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Good luck Tottori team!
  
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The 98th National High School Baseball Tournament is finally going to start. In order to give some support to the Tottori baseball club members who have been training hard for this competition, Goushou Aoyama, a manga artist from Hokuei-cho who works on the ''Detective Conan'' series, gave us an interview as well as a drawing.
  
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A: "Amalfi: Rewards of the Goddess" (2009). I like it a lot: and it's not just because the guest voice actress acting in this movie [Movie 20] Amami Yuki - san [Silver-haired woman role] is acting on it. I watch it a lot of times when I feel blocked or without ideas. It's a very good movie, from the start to the end. I like the lines by the characters too so I rewatch it a lot.
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Q: I heard that you like baseball. What made you like it?
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A: (Shigeo) Nagashima, of the Giants.  
  
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Q: Is there some aspect of movies that you see that gets reflected when you work on your works?
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Q: Did you watch high-school baseball when you were in high-school?
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A: I have vivid memories of the extended game with (Tatsunori) Hara of Toukai University and (Shouji) Sadaoka from Kagoshima Jitsugyou. The game lasted until late at night, I was seeing that the game was going to be hard to settle, my hands were sweating.
  
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A: There is. The previous movie, Movie 19 "Sunflowers of Inferno", had elements from "Towering Inferno" (1974). Movie 13 "The Raven Chaser" had elements from "Blue Sunday" (1983). There are ideas born from having seen some movie. They can be used as examples and it's easy to explain to the movie staff by saying "like that scene of that film".
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Q: A high-school base-ball player was also the protagonist of your short story ''Third Base Fourth''. What was the best part of writing it?
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A: When it's the pitcher, it's a strike out, when it's the batter, it's a home run. It's easy to write! (laughs)
  
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A: I and the editor in charge come up with most of them. We talk a lot in the workspace but our chat begins with "Have you seen anything interesting movies as of late?". We come up with a lot of ideas so we pick up the tricks that we could use. We do that everytime and it's hard (laughs).
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The game Aoyama-san mention was the Toukai University vs. Kagoshima game of the quarterfinals of the 56th National High School Baseball Tournament, 1974. After 15 extension times, Toukai University lost 4 to 5. Hara was a fielder and Sadaoka was an ace.  
  
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◇
  
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A: It does happen. The story is faster. The tricks take up a lot of time. I think that the time to come up with the story is about 2 hours and the time needed for the tricks is about 8 hours more or less. It's pretty difficult. And we experiment as much as we can to see if the trick can be really used. The trick in the chapter being published in the Sunday magazine now (File 954-957) has been properly tested, truth to be told (laughs).  
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Goushou Aoyama. Born in 1963 in Hokuei-cho (former Daiei-cho). He graduated from the Nippon University College of Art. In 1986, he won the Shogakukan Newcomer Award given by Shogakukan, and started serializing "Detective Conan" in the ''Weekly Shounen Sunday" beginning from 1994. The series consists of 89 volumes to date, translated and published in 21 countries around the world. It also became TV show, and the 20th movie, ''Pure Black Nightmare", will be released this year. Besides Conan, Aoyama has drawn ''Magic Kaito'' and ''Yaiba''.
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===Gosho Singapore visit Interview===
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'''Date:''' November 12-13, 2016<br>
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'''Held at:''' Singapore Writers Festival, Singapore
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<spoiler>
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'''Source:'''<br>
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'''Q & A Slide Show:'''<br>
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Audio only: https://clyp.it/mwoiwshx<br>
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Video: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGGhvkmku-c Part 1]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXJQWwhq4Io Part 2]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ODk__NhljE Part 3]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP8foBO6cPU Part 4]] [Note: Missing some content]<br>
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[Attempt at transcript of audio, stops at 19:23 of 57:52]<br>
  
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A: I do think that "this might be hard to express in the anime" so I express it in a certain manner. It can be the movement between the panels, or a trick explanation that might be hard to do in the anime, trying to change the schedules.... Ah. But it's not like I think a lot about it (laughs). I draw the manga in my own manner.
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'''Q & A Session:''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6YqtasJmtE Part 1]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mI0jANZcPeI Part 2]] (Not scripted here)
  
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Q: In the movie the BO is portrayed as gigantic but Gin and Vodka are riding in an amusement park's roller coaster in the 1st chapter of the manga. Was it on your schedule from the start that the BO would become such a big thing?
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'''Two Comic Icons: Gosho Aoyama meets Sonny Liew:''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AofBjLCbJ4 Part 1]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYFBZ9SPMh8 Part 2]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otZFryt92a0 Part 3]]<br>
  
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A: I'll leave that up to your imagination. But it's pretty rare that Gin and Vodka were riding the roller coaster... Vodka might've made the queue to buy the tickets and ask for "2 adult tickets", I guess (laughs).
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'''Post Movie screening Q & A:''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKiGBa3KGx8 Part 1]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzqEE7riqQg Part 2]]<br>
  
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'''Q & A Slide Show'''<br>
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Slide: Creating Detective Conan: The Life and Works of Gosho Aoyama
  
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Program Director:  So, a warm welcome to Singapore Writers Festival 2016, organized by the National Arts Council. Before the Start of this event we will like to thank our key venue and program partner the Arts House for their generous support. Thank you very much. So, we would like to, uh, start with the (inaudible, name of translator)
  
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Translator: Ah, yes, good evening. I’d like to get started. (inaudible) Excuse me for those. Welcome to the panel Creating Detective Conan: The Life and Works of Gosho Aoyama. I’d very much like to thank you all for coming this year and we can (?rate?) this today. Let’s welcome the creator of Detective Conan, Gosho Aoyama.
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記念すべき20作目となった劇場版『名探偵コナン　純黒の悪夢（ナイトメア）』では、原作漫画のストーリーの根幹となる「黒ずくめの組織」とコナンたちの対決が描かれる。またその構図にFBI（米連邦捜査局）や日本の公安警察も絡み合い、漫画の重要キャラクターが一堂に介することに……。さまざまなエピソードについて原作者の青山剛昌に話を聞いた。（編集部・井本早紀）
 
  
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◆劇場版20周年を迎えて
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(Loud Claps)
  
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Q：アニメと劇場版が20周年を迎えました。今のお気持ちは？
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Translator: Ah, my name is (inaudible, don’t want to screw up name) the translator for this session. I will talk in Japanese with Aoyama-sensei today and show the question in English (inaudible) the answer of Mr. Aoyama will translate it in English. Then, the first question:
  
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「もう20年!?」という感じがします（笑）。よくここまで続いたなと思いますね。週刊連載についてもここまで続くとは思っていなかったです。まあ、やりたいことはどんどん増えていくんですけれども（笑）。
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Translator:(Japanese question)<br>
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Slide: How do you like Singapore? Is this the first time to come Singapore for you?<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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(laughs)<br>
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Translator: So, Singapore equals (inaudible) to Aoyama-sensei<br>
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(more laughs)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: And (inaudible) of course.<br>
  
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Q：映画でFBIと公安と「黒ずくめの組織」の対決が実現するなんて思ってもいませんでした。
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Slide: Aoyama Gosho Manga Factory in Tottori Prefecture<br>
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Translator: Mr. Aoyama (inaudible) in Tottori Prefecture, have a museum called Aoyama Gosho Manga Factory. Which you can enjoy, if you choose (inaudible). And the comics Conan has been translated in 21 countries and regions. You can also see these comics in this museum, if you have the chance to come visit there.<br>
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Slide: (various pictures inside museum)<br>
  
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それは今回の映画の一番の見せ場でもありますしね。「これをやろう！」と思って作っていますから。なかなか、漫画だとアクションシーンはコマを多くとってしまうので、表現しきれない部分があるんです。（FBI捜査官の）赤井秀一と（公安所属の）安室透の対決は今作でやりたかった部分なので、彼らを映画ならではの場所で戦わせてやろうと思いまして（笑）。この対決シーンは、ぜひファンの方に見ていただきたいですね。
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Slide: What kind of child were you? Have you been creating Manga since then?<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So, when he was a child he was somehow the character was like Mitsuhiko than Conan, so he was like naughty kid.<br>
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(laughs)<br>
  
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Q：アニメや劇場版のスタッフに先生からこういうことをやりたいとアイデアを持ち込むことはあるのでしょうか？
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So, he was drawing manga since he was very young.<br>
  
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割と毎年そうですよ。こういうことをやろうと。特別に「この作品だけは」とお願いするのではなく、毎回そうなんです。漫画じゃやりづらいところとかね。爆発させたり大規模なアクションを漫画で描いてしまうと、アシスタントを泣かせることになるので（笑）。映画だからできることをしようとは思っています。
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Slide: What Manga did you like when you were young?<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So, uh, he was a big fan of Mr. Chiba Tetsuya’s “Ore wa Tepei” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ore_wa_Teppei). That was his favorite manga when he was young.<br>
  
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Q：ということは今回「黒ずくめの組織」を登場させたのも先生のアイデアなのでしょうか？
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Slide: Where you also a fan of mystery novels?<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer) Sherlock Holmes<br>
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(loud cheers)<br>
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Translator: So his favorite novel was Sherlock Holmes, and he really loved the (inaudible) series. (Japanese question about Sherlock Holmes)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
  
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劇場版第20弾で「黒ずくめの組織」を出すきっかけは、プロデューサーに言われたから（笑）。でも、かなり気合入れてやりました。原案段階から、たくさんアイデア出していますよ。
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Slide: I heard that when you were in primary school, you have wrote (……..not readable……….) for private detective stories? Is this true?<br>
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So, uh, when he was in Primary school, he really did determine himself to write a manga, create a manga about private detective stories, but at the time the character of Conan was not in his head yet.<br>
  
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◆原案・脚本・原画・画（え）コンテ……毎回総監修を務めている『コナン』シリーズ
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Slide: This is about the dualism exemplified in Conan as a character. How did you come up with the idea of creating a single character that embodies such dualism?<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So, he actually had this idea of the character (inaudible) character from (inaudible) Mikeneko Holmes which is by Akagawa Jirou (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jir%C5%8D_Akagawa#Calico_Cat_Holmes)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So in that story, Mikeneko, which is a cat, a multicolored cat, who is a detective, a cat is a detective.<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So in the story, the cat being a detective was a quite cute setting, so he thought of Conan the character.<br>
  
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Q:今回も先生は原画に携わっているということですが……
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Slide: I suppose you may have been inspired by Ranman ½? The transformation in Ranma ½ is a gender shift while Detective Conan is an age shift. Can you please elaborate on this?<br>
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(loud laughs)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: He was not inspired by Ranma 1/2.<br>
  
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そうですね。今回は赤井も安室も描きましたよ。もう一人、意外な人物も原画で描いているので、ぜひ映画館で探してみてください（笑）。
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Translator: (Japanese question about Soccer)<br>
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Slide: What made you decide Shinichi Kudo as a boy who is good at football?<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: The reason is quite simple, because in that period when Conan started its series that J-league, the football team in Japan was a really big trend, so that’s why he thought of making that setting of Shinichi being good at football.<br>
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: Shinichi, he is really good at sports, but not at music. Why is it so, because Mr. Aoyama said he is not a good singer.<br>
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(loud laughs)<br>
  
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Q：また原画以外にも監修もされていらっしゃるとか。
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Slide: I heard when you just started Conan, you didn’t expect this series to be very long since it is a mystery. Why did you think this although you are a mystery fan?<br>
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[Note: Video 1 cuts out here so we are missing a few of the question slides]<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: He predicted that a reader wouldn’t read a manga with so many words because for Aoyama-sensei, if he was a reader, he thought it would be a bit to tiring if there were a lot of words in manga.<br>
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: He was surprised how Conan series was very very popular from the very first volume of the book. So since, for the first book, he thought of a long setting, story setting.<br>
  
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ええ、脚本も画（え）コンテも全てチェックしています。特に今回の話は「黒ずくめの組織」が登場しますし。設定と違ったことをやられてしまうと困るので。アニメのスタッフとは原案段階から常に相談していますよ。それに監督やアニメスタッフのプロデューサーの方たちには、「黒ずくめ」のボスの正体を共有しているんです。「黒ずくめ」のお話を作る上で、そこは話しておかないとわからないと思いますので（笑）。
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So Mr. Gosho Aoyama asked so the Black Organization setting was slowly changed through the series in the long term, but Aoyama-sensei actually had the idea for the setting from the beginning. (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So every time he talked with the editors for long long hours<br>
  
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Q：ラストの蘭の言葉にはグッときました。あの言葉は青山先生が？
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: He always gives homework to the editors to think of the ideas for the tricks and actually sometimes there is the tricks can not be used. (inaudible) can not be used in the comics. Sometimes in the long time they have reflect to the ideas in the past and they use it for new comics <br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So both Aoyama-sensei and the editor actually brief together especially when they have to read the mystery novel or mystery movies that they most recently to have new ideas.<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So they get a lot of clues from the movies a lot.<br>
  
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もちろんです！　最初はあのセリフはなかったんです。脚本をチェックしたときに入れていたんですが、画コンテ時点でなくなっていて。時間が足りなくて、カットになりそうだったんです。でもあの言葉がなければならないと思い、なんとか復活させました。
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: Sometimes the briefing takes up to 12 hours. Just by writing the Name, which is a rough setting. He took three days just to think of the plot. And drawing five days. So it actually doesn’t finish within a week.<br>
  
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Q：原案や画コンテもチェックされていらっしゃるということで、総監修という立ち位置でも間違いないですよね。
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Translator: (Japanese question about tricks and gimmicks)<br>
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(loud laughs)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So he really likes the gimmick. Which is like the (inaudible). So it’s easier to understand for kids and is more exciting. He does experience by himself whether it really works.<br>
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So he takes turn of the story, so once the gimmick is inside the locked room, the next time is different gimmick.<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So when there is actually a real murder which happen in real life, he would not try to do that.<br>
  
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毎回『コナン』チームでは当たり前のことなので、あえて入れる必要はないから入れていないという感じなんです。原作と書かれていれば、それでいいと思うんですよね。（ほかのアニメ映画で）原作者が総監修と銘打たれているのを見ていると、俺は毎回なんだよな～と思ってしまいます（笑）。
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: In the London Series, Shinichi tells actually how he feels about Ran (inaudible)<br>
  
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Q：もしも先生に一から脚本を手掛けてほしいというオファーが来たらどうしますか？
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So when his favorite time, so the time when Akai-san was alive.<br>
  
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やりたいとは思いますが、そうなると連載を休まなければならなくなってしまいますので……難しいですよね。もしもやれるのであれば、監督をやりたいです。怪盗キッドや「黒ずくめの組織」との対決を描いてみたいです。ちょっと考えてみようかな（笑）。
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: He doesn’t target any of the (inaudible)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: He doesn’t even really children, he doesn’t target adults, he just target everyone<br>
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(loud laughs)<br>
  
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◆忙しくともミステリーものは必ずチェック！
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: He doesn’t really think of what kind (inaudible) just when he likes it.<br>
  
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Q：「名探偵コナン」コミックスのカバー袖でさまざまな探偵を紹介する「青山剛昌の名探偵図鑑」では、小説から映画まで多くの探偵たちが登場していますが、お忙しい中でも先生は映画やドラマもしっかり観られていますよね。
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So, Sonoko was actually appearing as a detective in quite many episodes, but recently Sera-chan has appeared so she’s not becoming a detective anymore so much.
  
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映画はかなり観ます。小説は読むのは大変ですが（笑）、映画は2時間で観られますから。ドラマもミステリーものは確実に見ています。最近ですと「臨床犯罪学者 火村英生の推理」は毎週楽しみに見ていました。
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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(loud laughing over question)<br>
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[Note: Video 2 starts here]<br>
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Slide: Until the 30th volume, Ran was always suspecting that Conan was actually Shinichi. Was there any possibilities to let Ran know the truth?<br>
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Translator: Actually Aoyama-sensei thought why does Ran never actually realize that Conan is Shinichi?<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So, He still thinks it’s more fun, it’s more exciting that Ran doesn’t know about the truth, so he just continue like this.<br>
  
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Q：特に一番好きな映画作品はありますか？
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Slide: Not only Dr. Agasa, but Hattori Heiji also knows that Conan is Shinichi. Why did you come up with this setting?<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So, Hattori knows about what, who Conan is actually the truth but why is it so is the question? It’s the same for Ran, because it’s more fun.<br>
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(loud laughs)<br>
  
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『アマルフィ 女神の報酬』（2009）ですね。今回ゲスト声優の天海祐希さんが出演されていらっしゃるからというわけではないのですが、すごく好きなんですよね。作業が行き詰ったときとか、何回も観ちゃいます。頭から最後まですごくいい映画なんで。セリフとかも好きで観てしまいますね。
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Slide: You say that Conan series not only murder mystery but also love story. How come there are couples who knows each other since young?<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: Since it’s a love, a love comedy, uh, it’s better to have couples that they know each other since very young.<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So it’s easier for, uh, readers to remind what happened in the past, uh, when they know each other since very very young, for the couples.<br>
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: It’s not fun if people know of who the character is then what kind of fact there is behind the character. He just follows what is fun.
  
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Q：映画などをご覧になられて、実際の作品づくりに生かされている部分はあるのでしょうか？
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Translator: (Japanese question)<br>
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Slide: How much do you take a role for the anime series?<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So, he’s a lot of, he’s really really related to the movie series<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: So, he really really put a lot of ideas for himself into the latest movie The Darkest Nightmare.<br>
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)<br>
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Translator: He does stuff, wanted to stuff related into the movie because he says a lot<br>
  
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ありますよ。前作の『名探偵コナン　業火の向日葵（ごうかのひまわり）』には、『タワーリング・インフェルノ』（1974）の要素がありますしね。第13弾の『名探偵コナン 漆黒の追跡者（チェイサー）』は『ブルーサンダー』（1983）ですし。アイデアが以前に観た映画から生まれることはあります。またうまく例えると、映画のスタッフにも、「こういう感じか」と伝わりやすいので。
 
  
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◆漫画のトリック裏話
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'''TWO COMIC ICONS AND POST MOVIE INTERVIEW'''<br>
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Q：トリックはどのように考えているのでしょうか？
 
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ほとんど自分と担当編集者だけで考えていますね。「最近面白い映画観た？」から始まって、何時間も仕事場で一緒に話して、案をたくさん出してから、使えそうなトリックをピックアップしています。毎回大変ですよ（笑）。
 
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Q：打ち合わせではストーリーよりもトリックに時間を割かれる場合も多いのでは？
 
  
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そうですよ。ストーリーの方が早いです。トリックはかなり時間かかっています。話を考える時間とトリックを考える時間は2：8くらいなんじゃないでしょうか。なかなか難しいので。それからトリックはできる限り実験もしているんですよ。今週刊少年サンデーに載っている話（FILE954～957）も、実はきちんと試しています（笑）。
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Q1: You are admired as a mangaka but what do you think about it?<br>A: Well… I’m not conscious of it.
  
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Q：原作漫画を描かれているときに、アニメのことを意識されることも？
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Q2: What do you think you are for everyone out there?<br>A: Well… I wonder about that. I’m Conan’s creator… Hum… I really don’t know. I’m always shut in my room and working.
  
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アニメになったときに表現しにくそうだから、こういう表現にしておこうかなということを考えたりはしますね。コマの間の動きであったり、アニメでやりづらそうなトリックの説明は、予定と変えてみたりとか……。あ、でもそんなには考えていないです（笑）。漫画は自分勝手に描いています。
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Q3: Is mangaka very lonely job?<br>A: It’s very lonely.
  
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Q：映画では「黒ずくめの組織」の巨大さも描かれていますが、漫画の第1話ではジンとウォッカは遊園地のジェットコースターに乗っていましたよね。こんなに大きな組織になると当初から予定されていたのでしょうか？
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Q4: Have you met any young mangaka who admire you and got inspired by you to become mangaka?<br>A: I haven’t. (Audience laughs). There are fan letters that say “I admire you, I want to become a mangaka”
  
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それはご想像にお任せします。でも、ジンがジェットコースターに乗っていたなんて、かなりレアですよね。ウォッカが券を買うところに並んで「大人2枚」って言っていたんでしょうね（笑）。
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Q5: You said you’re not conscious of it but do you feel any pressure from the admiration many place into you?<br>A: I don’t. I don’t feel anything like that. (Replies at once)
  
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Q：小さな子から大人までファンがいる「コナン」ですが、ファンのみなさんにメッセージをお願いします。
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Q6: You’re very popular so… Do you have any bodyguards?<br>A: Yeah! A bodyguard was assigned to me when I went to Germany!
  
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ファンレターで、子供の時は絵がかっこよくて見ていたけれども、大人になって内容を理解して2度楽しめたという言葉をいただいたりします。なので小さい子には、わからなかったところは大人になってから見てみたりと、何度も「コナン」を楽しんでほしいですね。大人の皆さんは、どうかこれから年を重ねてもコナンを卒業しないでください。息子さんや娘さんができたら一緒に観に行ってください（笑）。
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Q7: When you work on the stories… Do you take into mind what kind of stories could be popular or what the readers would like to read?<br>A: Hum… I don’t… think much about it. I prioritize what I want to draw. If I try to figure out what the readers like I’ll most likely end up guessing wrong.<br>(Someone: Really! Have you had that experience before?)
  
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編集後記
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Q8: You said you receive tons of fan-letters but do you write answers to them?<br>A: Japan has “New Year’s cards” and I always write my replies in those.
  
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劇場版を含め「名探偵コナン」に関することはしっかりチェックをしているという青山。作画が休みの日も映画や小説などを楽しみ、作品につながる時間の過ごし方をしているという。「もともとメッセージ性のあるものを見るのが好きなので、それが自分の作品づくりにはいいのかもしれませんね」と笑顔を見せる彼の作品への愛情が、子供から大人まで幅広いファンを惹（ひ）きつけているのかもしれない。
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Q9:  Do you read opinions about Conan on the Internet? What do you when you find a comment that criticizes Conan?<br>A:  Yeah. I check them out. If there’s a comment that criticizes Conan then I don’t come back to that website.<br>(Audience laughs)
  
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劇場版『名探偵コナン　純黒の悪夢（ナイトメア）』は4月16日から全国東宝系にて公開
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Q10: Conan is being loved across the world, not only Japan. But did you predict it’d end up like this? It’d seem it’s also pretty popular in Western countries as well, did you know?<br>A: I didn’t expect that. On the contrary, I thought nobody would take it seriously.<br>
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オフィシャルサイト
 
  
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</spoiler>
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Q11: We’re now at Volume 90 but when did you start thinking that “this is working”?<br>A: Ever since Volume 1… (laughs). (Sorry for not being humble!)<br>
  
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===Gosho Singapore visit Interview===
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Q12: How do you manage time when you’re busy?<br>A: When working on the key frames… Then I only sleep 3 hours a day
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November 12-13, 2016
 
  
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'''Q AND A SLIDE SHOW'''<br>
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Q13: How much time do you work like that?<br>A: 5 days.
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Audio only : https://clyp.it/mwoiwshx (slide show and Q & A)
 
  
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attempt at transcript of audio, stops at 19:23 of 57:52
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Q14: You don’t rest on weekends or holidays?<br>A: I don’t make a distinction
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<spoiler>
 
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(Video 1 starts here)
 
  
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Slide: Creating Detective Conan: The Life and Works of Gosho Aoyama
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Q15: So you spend 5 days to make 1 file?<br>A: Wrong. The key frames take 5 days. Drawing the file takes 3 days.
  
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Program Director: So, a warm welcome to Singapore Writers Festival 2016, organized by the National Arts Council. Before the Start of this event we will like to thank our key venue and program partner the Arts House for their generous support. Thank you very much. So, we would like to, uh, start with the (inaudible, name of translator)
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Q16: Do you have a studio at home?<br>A: Yes, my home is my studio.
  
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Translator: Ah, yes, good evening. I’d like to get started. (inaudible) Excuse me for those. Welcome to the panel Creating Detective Conan: The Life and Works of Gosho Aoyama. I’d very much like to thank you all for coming this year and we can (?rate?) this today. Let’s welcome the creator of Detective Conan, Gosho Aoyama.
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Q17: You don’t have any pressure regarding deadlines?<br>A: I don’t. Edits made when busy are bad! (laughs)
  
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(Loud Claps)
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Q18: Have you ever missed a deadline?<br>A: I haven’t! (Replies at once)
  
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Translator: Ah, my name is (inaudible, don’t want to screw up name) the translator for this session. I will talk in Japanese with Aoyama-sensei today and show the question in English (inaudible) the answer of Mr. Aoyama will translate it in English. Then, the first question:  (Japanese question)
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Q19: What do you think it’ll become of manga and anime in the future?<br>A: Well, I’m wondering that too. I don’t think much will change… As long as they’re popular… I haven’t taken that into consideration when writing the manga
  
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Slide: How do you like Singapore? Is this the first time to come Singapore for you?
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Q20: Which has more readers in Japan? Digital manga or printed manga?<br>A: Hum… I wonder about that. Digital seems to be in the rise, though.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
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Q21: Do you have any assistants? And are they young mangakas?<br>A: I’ve got 6 assistants. They’re colleagues from the college manga club. They’re all… pretty old. But a young girl joined us. She’s the only one who looks lively… (laughs)
  
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(laughs)
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Q22: Do you have any mangaka you admire?<br>A: Tetsuya Chiba. And Mitsuru Adachi too.
  
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Translator: So, Singapore equals (inaudible) to Aoyama-sensei
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Q23: I’ve been a fan of Conan since elementary school (no won my 30s). Will Conan end before I die?<br>A: Do your best to live on.
  
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(more laughs)
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Q24: Is there any prediction on when will Conan end?<br>A: It’s a secret!
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q25: Conan is popular but can you tell about your other works?<br>A: Huh? What? What? Ah… I drew Yaiba a long time ago. Because I did kendo in the past. Kaito Kid as well… I don’t know what I could explain about it… I like Arsense Lupin a lot so I put that passion into Kid’s character
  
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Translator: And (inaudible) of course.
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Q26: You said that drawing manga is a lonely thing and that you stay in your room and only sleep 3 hours, but how do you manage to stay healthy?<br>A: I’m not healthy. (Audience laughs). No, no, no! You shouldn’t laugh at that!
  
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Slide: Aoyama Gosho Manga Factory in Tottori Prefecture
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Q27: Conan is very popular and goes on but, do you have any ideas of any series you want to continue once Conan ends?<br>A: I haven’t thought of any.
  
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Translator: Mr. Aoyama (inaudible) in Tottori Prefecture, have a museum called Aoyama Gosho Manga Factory. Which you can enjoy, if you choose (inaudible). And the comics Conan has been translated in 21 countries and regions. You can also see these comics in this museum, if you have the chance to come visit there.  
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Q28: Why is it that Vermouth and Sharon and mother and daughter?<br>A: Ah… Is it OK to say that? Hmmm… Look forward to it.
  
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Slide: (various pictures inside museum)
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Q29: There’s a manga about mangakas named “Bakuman”, but do think that its story is correct or realistic?<br>A: I saw the anime. That’s a lie. That doesn’t happen in real life. Doesn’t. There’s a lot of things… most of them… that aren’t real. The authors said they did like that to make it interesting. Real life is more sober than that.
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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Q30: Have you considered any fellow mangaka a rival to compete against, or have you been irritated by any?<br>A: (laughs). That hasn’t happened… In my case, though. I’m a sloth myself so I myself am my greatest rival.
  
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Slide: What kind of child were you? Have you been creating Manga since then?
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Q31: Do you have any plans to draw a manga showing a mangaka’s real lifestyle?<br>A: (laughs again). I don’t.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q32: In “Bakuman”… You can see the relationship between the mangaka and the editor, but how is the relationship between you and your editor? <br>A: Nothing like the one in the manga. The editor might be a different company, even. Conan is one of the main manga in the Shonen Jump of Shogakukan.  I think that the Sunday mangaka who saw Bakuman thought “that’s not true!”.
  
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Translator: So, when he was a child he was somehow the character was like Mitsuhiko than Conan, so he was like naughty kid.
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Q33: Apart from manga… Do you believe that works explaining a mangaka’s lifestyle are close to the real stuff?<br>A: Yeah. What was it? “Overprintable”. That was pretty real. It was made into a TV drama too.  
  
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(laughs)
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Q34: Your clothes make me recall Akai Shuuichi but… why?<br>A: HUH? * laughs * … No way… Well, I came cosplaying as Akai. (laughs).
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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Q35: When you write the stories… Amongst the DBs, Kaito Kid, the BO, Heiji Hattori and others… Is there a type of story you enjoy a lot when you write it?<br>A: Kaito Kid is fun and the BO is exciting.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q36: How about those cases when Heiji and Shinichi solve a mystery together?<br>A: Well, I enjoy them too. They’re fun.
  
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Translator: So, he was drawing manga since he was very young. (Japanese question)
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Q37: Is there any important lesson or message you want to transmit through the manga?<br>A:  I’ve been saying this for some time but… Boys are cool and girls are cute.  
  
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Slide: What Manga did you like when you were young?
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Q38: A lot of songs are used in the anime and it got popular. Do they ask for your opinion when the songs are chosen? What is your favorite main song?<br>A: They only asked me the first time. That was the only time I told them my opinion… There a lot of songs so… Choose by yourself. My favorite one is the very first song “mune no dokidoki”.<br>Questioner: “My favorite is Garnet Crow’s ”Wasurezaki”…” (ED 20)<br>Aoyama:  “Huh? Wasurezaki? Huh? I don’t recognize the name. (Audience laughs). Garnet Crown? Ah… I like Garnet Crow.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q39: You’re a Gundam fan, right? Akai got his name from Char, and Amuro is from Rei Amuro. Are there other works that influence Conan apart from Gundam?<br>A: Are there…? Apart from Gundam? What could it be…? I can’t think of any. Sorry.
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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Q40: I believe that, in Japan, mangakas and editors are very close and create a manga together, but how much do they influence and how do they collaborate in balancing things?<br>A: We might spend meandering about 12 hours to come up with a trick. Once we decide on the story then we don’t discuss editing.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
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Q41: Have you heard of any real-life policeman or private detective inspired by Conan who’s solved any real-life cases?<br>A: I haven’t! (Audience laughs). But I heard about someone who, imitating Conan, jumped into a river to jump someone who was drowning.
  
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Translator: So, uh, he was a big fan of Mr. Chiba Tetsuya’s “Ore wa Tepei” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ore_wa_Teppei). That was his favorite manga when he was young. (Japanese question)
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Q42: You draw murders as a mangaka, but have you thought about someone possibly using the story or a trick in real life to cause a case?<br>A: Fortunately enough no-one has insofar caused any cases in which they imitate Conan. But if there was a real-life case like that I promise I won’t draw a story that resembles it.
  
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Slide: Where you also a fan of mystery novels?
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Q43: Are there any cases in Japan of a manga being qualified as not being too good?<br>A: Hmmm… Are there? Both children and adults read a lot of manga nowadays. Time ago it was children only. That’s why my parents were against me becoming a mangaka. They said it’d end up being no good.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer) Sherlock Holmes
 
  
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(loud cheers)
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'''Post Movie screening Q & A'''
  
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Translator: So his favorite novel was Sherlock Holmes, and he really loved the (inaudible) series. (Japanese question about Sherlock Holmes)
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Q1: The Darkest Nightmare is the 20th movie. The manga has 90 volumes. (Conan’s popularity) increases by the year but why do you think it’s so popular?<br>A: Well… What can I say…? I work hard on the manga but the movies have also been working hard since their beginnings. And thus popularity has gradually spread… I believe that maybe that’s what makes it popular.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q2: Apart from the script, do you get involved in some other aspect of the movies?<br>A: Well, I draw key frames and help fix the storyboards
  
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Slide: I heard that when you were in primary school, you have wrote (……..not readable……….) for private detective stories? Is this true?
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Q3: You can see Singapore in the staff roll, right? Why is that?<br>A: It’s not like I decided THAT… (laughs). Guess they choose there because we don’t have a big, huge Ferris wheel here.
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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Q4: Will Singapore show up as a location in Conan’s story?<br>A: I have a tentative plan do that
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q5: When will that be?<br>A: Hmmm… When…? Hmm… Within a year’s time? I don’t know.”
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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Q6: In the manga? Or in a movie?<br>A: In the manga. It’ll eventually be adapted into the anime.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q7: Regarding characters’ designs… For example, Conan’s bow tie. How did you get the idea for that?<br>A: That’s… “Shichi – go – san”… There’s a traditional Japanese event called “shichi – go – san”. Boys wear like that. I wore like that when I had my “shichi – go – san”.
  
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Translator: So, uh, when he was in Primary school, he really did determine himself to write a manga, create a manga about private detective stories, but at the time the character of Conan was not in his head yet. (Japanese question)
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Q8: Where do your ideas for many cases, tricks and episodes come from?<br>A: Well… From a lot of places. I see interesting movies, read interesting novels, and come up with interesting ideas.
  
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Slide: This is about the dualism exemplified in Conan as a character. How did you come up with the idea of creating a single character that embodies such dualism?
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Q9: Do you get inspiration from real-life cases?<br>A: No, I don’t.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q10: You’ve just answered that you don’t want them to resemble real-life cases but… You make your cases in a way that the “fiction” aspect prevails in them?<br>A: Yes, I do. If I use a real-life case someone might feel annoyed at that, after all.
  
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Translator: So, he actually had this idea of the character (inaudible) character from (inaudible) Mikeneko Holmes which is by Akagawa Jirou (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jir%C5%8D_Akagawa#Calico_Cat_Holmes)
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Q11: Conan is supposed to be an elementary school student. But there are a lot of dark aspects in the series. What kind of readers do you have in mind when you work on the cases?<br>A: Well… I don’t have any specific kinds. I aim for every kind.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q12: Some readers have grown and become adults ever since the series began, right? Have you felt the need to change the story to take in mind the growth of the readers?'''Post Movie screening Q & A:'''<br>A: I haven’t. Kids are very smart, and when I write a childish story some say “this is for kids” and they look down on it
  
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Translator: So in that story, Mikeneko, which is a cat, a multicolored cat, who is a detective, a cat is a detective.  
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Q13: Do you also get ideas from children close to you?<br>A: I don’t have any children close to me. (laughs)
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q14: So you come up with everything using your imagination?<br>A: Correct. Sometimes using my experiences as a kid.
  
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Translator: So in the story, the cat being a detective was a quite cute setting, so he thought of Conan the character. (Japanese question)
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Q15: I guess most people are interested on it yet… Do you have an idea of how will Conan’s end be like?<br>A: I have it, of course
  
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Slide: I suppose you may have been inspired by Ranman ½? The transformation in Ranma ½ is a gender shift while Detective Conan is an age shift. Can you please elaborate on this?
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Q16: How much time will it take to get to that resolution?<br>A: That’s a secret.  
  
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(loud laughs)
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Q17: If Conan goes back to Shinichi would the story continue as the life of the high-school student Shinichi? <br>A: Well… I haven’t really given it a thought yet. But that could be interesting to do.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q18: Kogoro has 2 disciples, no? Do Amuro and Wakita know each other?<br>A: Huh? Why do you think that? Ah… There are a lot of things involved there. Look forward to them.
  
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Translator: He was not inspired by Ranma 1/2. (Japanese question about Soccer)
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Q19: Why did Curacao die? Why did she have to die?<br>A: Ah… Curacao? Hmmm… That was sad, yeah. But, well… Hmmm… I think that even if she’d lived on she wouldn’t have an easy life. I’m sorry (public laughs)
  
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Slide: What made you decide Shinichi Kudo as a boy who is good at football?
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Q20: Do you feel pressured by the level of popularity? Like, when popularity is high do you feel that you want to keep on? Or that when a new volume is less popular than the one before you feel troubled?<br>A: No, I don’t. I don’t feel that at all.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q21: Is there something specific you do to relax?<br>A: Nope… Ah. Well. I like baseball so I watch baseball.
  
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Translator: The reason is quite simple, because in that period when Conan started its series that J-league, the football team in Japan was a really big trend, so that’s why he thought of making that setting of Shinichi being good at football. (Japanese question)
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Q22: Will Conan alone defeat the BO? What about Akai and Amuro?<br>A: Akai and Amuro will be needed, of course! (laughs). I think that things may happen as you imagine.  
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q23: There are a lot of mangakas who have cameo appearances in some movies: do you intend to make a cameo appearance in a movie?<br>A: * laughs *… No, I’m too shy to do that. I was once asked to do a cameo appearance but I refused the offer.
  
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Translator: Shinichi, he is really good at sports, but not at music. Why is it so, because Mr. Aoyama said he is not a good singer.  
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Q24: What’s your favorite female character of the manga?<br>A: Well… That’d be Ran – chan. Is that OK?
  
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(loud laughs)
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Q25: What are the key elements (those things you consider important) when it comes to making a Conan movie?<br>A: Hmm… They’re always different. For this year’s one I thought of involving the BO…
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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Q26: When you draw the manga you take the movies and anime into consideration?<br>A: Well, I do
  
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Slide: I heard when you just started Conan, you didn’t expect this series to be very long since it is a mystery. Why did you think this although you are a mystery fan?
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Q27: You’ve been keeping that in mind ever since you began serialization?<br>A: Nope. When I began serializing it there wasn’t an anime so I didn’t think of those. I didn’t think such a small manga would have an anime.
  
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(Video 1 cuts out here so we are missing a few of the question slides)
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Q28: Did you use yourself as basis for creating Kudo Yuusaku? Because he can be smarter than Conan<br>A: Nope, I’m not that smart. If I’m forced to say who was the basis that’d be Mycroft from the Sherlock Holmes novels.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q29: Will Eisuke Hondo make a comeback?<br>A: Say… (laughs)… Do you really want him back? Well… I might give it some thought
  
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Translator: He predicted that a reader wouldn’t read a manga with so many words because for Aoyama-sensei, if he was a reader, he thought it would be a bit to tiring if there were a lot of words in manga. (Japanese question)
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Q30: What motivated you to become a mangaka and what motivated you to create Conan?<br>A: I liked mystery stories. The reason I became a mangaka was because I was good at drawing. I also liked coming up with stories ever since I was a kid so I thought of drawing a story I’d come up with.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q31: Does that mean that you were popular amongst your classmates?<br>A: Nope, I was only slightly popular (laughs)  
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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Q32: There are lot of double-faces (NOCs) infiltrating the BO. How can they infiltrate SO easily? The BO doesn’t check their backgrounds?<br>A: You’re right. It’s very mysterious indeed. (laughs).
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q33: Kichiemon Samizu appears in Conan. You don’t intend to make a spin-off about him?<br>A: A spin-off? Ah… True… That could be interesting. He’s a very useful character.
  
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Translator: He was surprised how Conan series was very very popular from the very first volume of the book. So since, for the first book, he thought of a long setting, story setting. (Japanese question)
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Q34: You fulfilled your childhood dream of becoming a mangaka, right? Is there a next dream or dreams you want to fulfill?<br>A: Other dreams? Ah… I’d like to be director even if it’s a one-timer experience
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q35: Director of a Conan movie?<br>A: Indeed.
  
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Translator: So Mr. Gosho Aoyama asked so the Black Organization setting was slowly changed through the series in the long term, but Aoyama-sensei actually had the idea for the setting from the beginning. (Japanese question)
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Q36: A live-action Conan film?<br>A: Ah… That would be neat.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q37: What actors would you like to have in the casting?<br>A: Do you mean Conan’ actor? Hum… That’s a hard question. Hmmm…
  
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Translator: So every time he talked with the editors for long long hours (Japanese question)
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Q38: What would happen if the story was written from Shinichi’s Pov?<br>A: Huh? But the story is Shinichi’s PoV to begin with. Ah. Do you mean if he hadn’t become Conan? If that’d been the case the series wouldn’t be this popular. (laughs)  
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q39: Do you have any advice for people aspiring to become mangaka?<br>A: Hmmm… Let’s see… What should I say…? If you want to be mangaka then I think it’d be better for you to go to upper college, if possible. Why, you ask? Because you must be able to think of a good story. That’s what mangakas must do.
  
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Translator: He always gives homework to the editors to think of the ideas for the tricks and actually sometimes there is the tricks can not be used. (inaudible) can not be used in the comics. Sometimes in the long time they have reflect to the ideas in the past and they use it for new comics
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Q40: Will Dr. Araide appear once again? Did you wholly forget him?<br>A: Ah… Dr. Araide, huh… Until you asked me about him I’d forgotten about him.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q41: Will a Conan videogame come out?<br>A: I think that there are already Conan videogames. There are several in Japan. But I don’t know if they’re as popular as Pokémon GO, though.
  
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Translator: So both Aoyama-sensei and the editor actually brief together especially when they have to read the mystery novel or mystery movies that they most recently to have new ideas.
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Q42: Did you parents support you in any manner when you decided to become a mangaka?<br>A: They didn’t support me. They were against the idea. But now they’re very thankful of my decision.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
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Q43: When did they thank you?<br>A: When I began to gain money from my activity. (laughs)
  
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Translator: So they get a lot of clues from the movies a lot. (Japanese question)
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Q44: Are there people who you invited into the world of manga?<br>A: There’s a senior from college who’s become a mangaka. That would be it.  
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q45: Will Lupin meet Conan again?<br>A: Ah… I’ve heard people talk about that here and there
  
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Translator: Sometimes the briefing takes up to 12 hours. Just by writing the Name, which is a rough setting. He took three days just to think of the plot. And drawing five days. So it actually doesn’t finish within a week. (Japanese question about tricks and gimmicks)
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Q46: Which is your favorite (Conan) movie?<br>A: Hum… This year’s movie, I think…? It was good, wasn’t it? Of course it was… Hmmm… I think that, as you can see, it was impressive and cool. Because I added a lot of corrections. (Laughs)
  
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(loud laughs)
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Q47: In the Phantom of Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes is depicted as Kudo Yuusaku instead of Conan. Is there a reason for that that (Why’ that)?<br>A: That way it gets more interesting, doesn’t it?
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Q48: How much time were involved with the movie?<br>A: About a whole year. Maybe a year and a half.  We’re doing the meetings about the next year’s movie already.
  
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Translator: So he really likes the gimmick. Which is like the (inaudible). So it’s easier to understand for kids and is more exciting. He does experience by himself whether it really works. (Japanese question)
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Q49: Do you have plans of doing a collaboration with other characters of other stories like Harry Potter? (Have you actually approached their makers?)<br>A: * laughs * . Well… I wonder about that. Conan would be surprised if an owl landed on his arm. Well. If they actually happened I think they could be interesting to see.
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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===Akai and Amuro Secret Files Voice Actors Interview===
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Translator: So he takes turn of the story, so once the gimmick is inside the locked room, the next time is different gimmick.
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===20th Anniversary DVD collection guidebook interviews===
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
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'''Voice Actors Interview'''<br>
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Takayama Minami (Conan)
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Translator: So when there is actually a real murder which happen in real life, he would not try to do that. (Japanese question)
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Yamazaki Wakana (Ran)
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Hori Yuitoshi (Gin)
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Translator: In the London Series, Shinichi tells actually how he feels about Ran (inaudible) (Japanese question)
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Furuya Touru (Bourbon)
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Hayashibara Megumi (Ai)
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Ikeda Shuuichi (Shuuichi)
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Koyama Rikiya (Kogoro)
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<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview21.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview20.jpg
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</gallery>
  
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Translator: He doesn’t target any of the (inaudible)  
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Yamaguchi Kappei (Kaitou Kid)
 +
<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview23.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview22.jpg
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</gallery>
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
+
Horikawa Ryo (Heiji)
 +
<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview25.jpg
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview24.jpg
 +
</gallery>
  
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Translator: He doesn’t even really children, he doesn’t target adults, he just target everyone
+
Hidaka Noriko (Masumi)
 +
<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview27.jpg
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview26.jpg
 +
</gallery>
  
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(loud laughs)
+
Yuya Atsuko, Takagi Wataru, Chiba Isshin, Tanaka Rie, Kato Yuko, Inoue Kazuhiko, Morikawa Toshiyuki, Sugimoto Yu, Orikasa Ai, Chafurin (Police)
 +
<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview29.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview28.jpg
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</gallery>
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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Iwai Yukiko, Ootani Ikue, Wakagi Wataru, Ogata Kenichi (Detective Boys)
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<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview31.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview30.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview33.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview32.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview35.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview34.jpg
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</gallery>
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
+
Yamaguchi Kappei (Shinichi)
 +
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 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview37.jpg
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview36.jpg
 +
</gallery>
  
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Translator: He doesn’t really think of what kind (inaudible) just when he likes it. (Japanese question)
+
Furuya Toru and Ikeda Shuichi (Amuro and Akai)
 +
<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview39.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview38.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview41.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview40.jpg
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</gallery>
 +
<br>
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
+
'''Staff Interview'''<br>
 +
Yamamoto Yasuichirou (Director) X Shizuno Koubun (Director)
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<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff2.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff1.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff4.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff3.jpg
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</gallery>
  
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Translator: So, Sonoko was actually appearing as a detective in quite many episodes, but recently Sera-chan has appeared so she’s not becoming a detective anymore so much. (Japanese question)
+
Sakurai Takeharu (Scenario Writer)
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<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff6.jpg
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff5.jpg
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff7.jpg
 +
</gallery>
  
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(loud laughing over question)
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Suwa Michihiko (Producer)
 +
<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff9.jpg
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff8.jpg
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff10.jpg
 +
</gallery>
  
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(Video 2 starts here)
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Oono Katsuo (Music)
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<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff12.jpg
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff11.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff14.jpg
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File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff13.jpg
 +
</gallery>
  
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Slide: Until the 30th volume, Ran was always suspecting that Conan was actually Shinichi. Was there any possibilities to let Ran know the truth?
+
Sudou Masatomo (Character's format design / chief of animation directors)
 +
<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff16.jpg
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff15.jpg
 +
</gallery>
  
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Translator: Actually Aoyama-sensei thought why does Ran never actually realize that Conan is Shinichi?
+
Kodama Kenji (Director)
 +
<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff18.jpg
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff17.jpg
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview staff19.jpg
 +
</gallery>
 +
<br>
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
+
'''Song Artist Interview'''<br>
 +
Mai Kuraki (Music)
 +
<gallery widths=100px>
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview Music2.jpg
 +
File:DVD collection 2016 interview Music1.jpg
 +
</gallery>
 +
</div>
 +
</div>
 +
</spoiler>
  
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Translator: So, He still thinks it’s more fun, it’s more exciting that Ran doesn’t know about the truth, so he just continue like this. (Japanese question)
+
===Complete Color Works Interview===
 +
<spoiler>
 +
'''Source:''' https://bbs.aptx.cn/thread-295984-1-1.html
 +
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="overflow:auto;">
 +
'''Raw:'''
 +
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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<!--[[File:Complete Color Works 2015 interview 1.jpg|150px|]]-->
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[[File:Complete Color Works 2015 interview 2.jpg|150px|]]
 +
[[File:Complete Color Works 2015 interview 3.jpg|150px|]]
 +
</div>
 +
</div>
 +
</spoiler>
  
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Slide: Not only Dr. Agasa, but Hattori Heiji also knows that Conan is Shinichi. Why did you come up with this setting?
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===20 Year Cinema Guide interviews===
 +
<spoiler>
 +
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="overflow:auto;">
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'''Raw:'''
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<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview1.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview2.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview3.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview4.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview5.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview6.jpg|150px]]
 +
[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview7.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview8.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview9.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview10.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview11.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview12.jpg|150px]]
 +
[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview13.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview14.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview15.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview16.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview17.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview18.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview19.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview20.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview21.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview22.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview23.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview24.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview25.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview26.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview27.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview28.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview29.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview30.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview31.jpg|150px]]<br>
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[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview32.jpg|150px]]
 +
[[File:20 Year Cinema Guide Inerview33.jpg|150px]]<br>
 +
</div>
 +
</div>
 +
</spoiler>
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
 
  
−
Translator: So, Hattori knows about what, who Conan is actually the truth but why is it so is the question? It’s the same for Ran, because it’s more fun.
+
<br>
  
−
(loud laughs)
+
=2017=
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+
===Movie 21 Guidebook Interviews===
−
Translator: (Japanese question)
+
'''Date:''' April 12, 2017<br>
 +
'''Published in:''' Movie 21 Guidebook
 +
<spoiler>
 +
'''Source:''' https://www.facebook.com/DCTheRedThread/posts/1443967432321872<br>https://www.facebook.com/DCTheRedThread/photos/a.1431924616859487.1073741935.508258949226063/1443957315656217/?type=3&theater<br>
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<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="overflow:auto;">
 +
'''Raw:'''
 +
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
 +
<gallery widths=115px perrow=5>
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_1.jpg|1. Aoyama Gosho interview
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_2.jpg|2. Aoyama Gosho interview
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_3.jpg|3. Aoyama Gosho interview
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_4.jpg|4. Shizuno Koubun interview
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_5.jpg|5. Shizuno Koubun interview
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_6.jpg|6. Takayama Minami interview
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_7.jpg|7. Takayama Minami interview
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_8.jpg|8. Horikawa Ryou interview
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_9.jpg|9. Horikawa Ryou interview
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_10.jpg|10. Miyamura Yuuko interview
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_11.jpg|11. Miyamura Yuuko interview
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_12.jpg|12. Yukino Sakki interview
 +
File:M21_Guidebook_Interview_13.jpg|13. Yukino Sakki, Yoshioka Riho, Miyagawa Daisuke interview
 +
</gallery>
 +
</div>
 +
</div>
 +
'''Translated by:''' Spimer<br>
 +
Page 1<br>
 +
It'd seem that Momiji was indeed thought of as a movie character but Gosho decided to make her show up in the manga too to make people familiar with her by the time the movie came out.<br>Also, Iori went through several design stages (at first it was a old geezer) before they made him a handsome type (TN: The movie staff, not Gosho)
 +
Also says that Okita will be involved in the Kazuha - Heiji relationship.
  
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Slide: You say that Conan series not only murder mystery but also love story. How come there are couples who knows each other since young?
+
Page 3<br>
 +
The love comedy is between Ran and Shinichi but there'll be a big event involving the high school students.<br>And Heiji and Kazuha will appear too.<br>(Note: The japanese text actually says Momiji, but it raised the question of why Momiji would be there and not Kazuha so it was translated as Kazuha)
 +
</spoiler>
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
+
===News Zero Interview===
 +
'''Date:''' Mid April, 2017<br>
 +
<spoiler>
 +
'''Translated by:''' Anime_Lover4869<br>
 +
'''Video:''' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iil7oopohas
 +
</spoiler>
  
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Translator: Since it’s a love, a love comedy, uh, it’s better to have couples that they know each other since very young.
+
===Heiji and Kazuha Secret Archives Interviews===
 +
'''Date:''' May 9, 2017<br>
 +
'''Published in:'''
 +
<spoiler>
 +
'''Interview with:'''<br>
 +
* Gosho Aoyama
 +
* [[Ryo Horikawa]] (Heiji)
 +
* [[Yuko Miyamura]] (Kazuha)
 +
* Minami Takayama (Conan)
 +
* [[Satsuki Yukino]] (Momiji)
 +
* [[Daisuke Ono]] (Iori)
 +
* [[Daisuke Miyagawa]] ([[Koji Sekine]])
 +
* [[Riho Yoshioka]] ([[Mikiko Hiramoto]])
 +
* [[Kobun Shizuno]]
 +
* [[Takahiro Okura]]
 +
<br>
 +
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="overflow:auto;">
 +
'''Raw:'''
 +
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
 +
[[File:Heiji_and_Kazuha_Secret_Archives_Interviews_1.jpg|150px]]
 +
[[File:Heiji_and_Kazuha_Secret_Archives_Interviews_2.jpg|150px]]<br>
 +
[[File:Heiji_and_Kazuha_Secret_Archives_Interviews_3.jpg|150px]]
 +
[[File:Heiji_and_Kazuha_Secret_Archives_Interviews_4.jpg|150px]]<br>
 +
[[File:Heiji_and_Kazuha_Secret_Archives_Interviews_5.jpg|150px]]
 +
[[File:Heiji_and_Kazuha_Secret_Archives_Interviews_6.jpg|150px]]<br>
 +
[[File:Heiji_and_Kazuha_Secret_Archives_Interviews_7.jpg|150px]]
 +
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 +
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 +
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 +
[[File:Heiji_and_Kazuha_Secret_Archives_Interviews_11.jpg|150px]]
 +
[[File:Heiji_and_Kazuha_Secret_Archives_Interviews_12.jpg|150px]]<br>
 +
[[File:Heiji_and_Kazuha_Secret_Archives_Interviews_13.jpg|150px]]
 +
</div>
 +
</div>
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
+
'''Gosho Interview Translation'''<br>
 +
'''Source:'''<br>Part 1: https://meitanteikonanplot.blogspot.com/2017/05/aoyama-gosho-special-intervie-part-1.html<br>
 +
Part 2: https://meitanteikonanplot.blogspot.com/2017/05/aoyama-gosho-special-interview-part-2.html<br>
 +
'''Translation by:''' Meitanteikonanplot blogspot (工藤隆一)<br>
 +
[[File:HeijiKazuha_Secret_Archives_Gosho_Interviewp1.png|400px|left|]]
 +
[[File:HeijiKazuha_Secret_Archives_Gosho_Interviewp2.png|400px|left|]]
 +
[[File:HeijiKazuha_Secret_Archives_Gosho_Interviewp3.png|400px|left|]]
 +
</spoiler>
  
−
Translator: So it’s easier for, uh, readers to remind what happened in the past, uh, when they know each other since very very young, for the couples. (Japanese question)
+
===Gosho NHK Interview===
 +
'''Date:''' June, 2017<br>
 +
'''Published in:'''
 +
<spoiler>
 +
'''Source:''' https://www.facebook.com/DCTheRedThread/videos/1511205238931424/<br>
  
−
Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
+
Aoyama's latest interview for NHK: he talks over his interest in the Sherlock Holmes' series and how he got inspiration from Conan Doyle's works to create his own characters. Guess what character was based off Moriarty? ;)
  
−
Translator: It’s not fun if people know of who the character is then what kind of fact there is behind the character. He just follows what is fun. (Japanese question)
+
'''Translation of info:''' Anime_Lover4869
  
−
Slide: How much do you take a role for the anime series?
+
Gosho Aoyama first found out about Conan Doyle in elementary school, through the book "The Dancing Men".<br>It seems he became obsessed over the code during that time.<br>"It scared me but at the same time, the curiosity rose"<br>"If I hadn't seen this, I probably wouldn't have written Conan"<br>In his elementary school essay, he wrote that he wanted to be a manga writer before but now (as in that time) he wants to be a detective. But he doesn't have good physicality so he'll put both dreams together and write a manga about detectives. 🕵<br>As you may already know, the town Beika is a spin-off of Baker and that Beika's "Bei" is the letter that also means rice. And that letter is similar to the Union Jack 🇬🇧<br>Continuing on, they asked Gosho to name his top 3 characters in Holmes.<br>He put James Moriarty as #3<br>He said Moriarty is the ideal character for the Black Organization boss. Just like Moriarty, the boss doesn't show their face and works behind the scenes, only pulling the strings on the crimes from far away<br>Gosho says "I try to make it so that they (the boss) is cold-blooded, won't leave a single scrap of evidence, and almost invisible"<br>He put Mycroft Holmes in #2<br>Gosho says that he's smarter than Sherlock Holmes, the protagonist, which is also the same situation with Yusaku Kudo, Shinichi's father<br>And lastly, he put Irene Adler as #1. Apparently, Haibara Ai's "Ai" is taken from Irene Adler's "I" which is similarly pronounced
 +
</spoiler>
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
+
=== Magic Kaito Vol 5 Playback Episode===
 +
'''Date:''' July 18, 2017<br>
 +
'''Published in:'''
 +
<spoiler>
 +
'''Raw:'''
 +
<gallery widths=165px>
 +
File:Magic_Kaito_Vol_5_Playback_Episode.jpg
 +
</gallery>
 +
'''Translated by:''' Startold (TL Note: Thanks to Yunnie for the help.)
  
−
Translator: So, he’s a lot of, he’s really really related to the movie series
+
Magic Kaito Volume 5 – Playback Episode from Gosho Aoyama<br>
 +
Hi, it's Aoyama !<br>Since a new volume of ''Magic Kaito'' came out, I have to delve into my memories from the past.<br>
  
−
Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
+
PHANTOM LADY<br>
 +
I wrote this story about Kaito's parents four years ago. I had stopped writing Magic Kaito for Conan and I thought : ''Wow, so much time has passed ?'' (laughs) If I recall correctly, his mother mutters ''Kaito, it's time for you to know'', and the story's finally here ! It's this story that finally revealed that Kaito's mother's name is ''Chikage''. It was my first time digitalizing a manuscript, I was glad I managed to portray the security sensor similar to phantom thieves stories so cooly, but I had to drew one night scenery after another, and that took time and so I almost didn't make it in a deadline. By the way, this story leads to Conan's Ryouma case, in volume 70. Read it if you're interested !<br>
  
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Translator: So, he really really put a lot of ideas for himself into the latest movie The Darkest Nightmare.
+
MIDNIGHT CROW<br>
 +
When it was decided to animate the series, I had a meeting with the animation staff. We asked ourselves ''How are we going to finish the story ?''. So I suggested : ''Why not do one about a black Kaitou Kid that would be published in the Sunday ?''. And that's how I wrote Midnight Crow. I will never forget the staff's face when I told them ''Actually, Touichi is alive'' (laughs)
 +
Ikeda-san, Touichi's voice actor, had difficulty saying the line ''When you come in contact with an audience, it's a scene of duel...'' quickly ! <3
 +
The ''sucker trick'' line comes from Kaito Kid's anime screenwriter Kunihiko Okada, who I thank very much. In the Phantom Lady chapter, Kaito's work as Kid was given by Chikage, but in Midnight Crow, he's supposed to quit because a lot happened in Las Vegas... but it's another story (laughs)<br>
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
+
SUN HALO<br>
 +
This chapter was written to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Magic Kaito, so it had to be a love comedy <3 When I drew the chapter, Kaito's bike is a Suzuki GSX 250 R. I had forgotten that it was supposed to be broken, so I had Jii-chan say that a ''doctor friend'' helped him... I leave that to your imagination (laughs)
 +
Speaking of characters, Lucifer appears again ! As I thought, Akako uses red magic ! (Fortunately Akako doesn't exist in Conan's world (laughs)). The entrance hall in the chapter is based on Tottori's entrance hall, so please go there if you visit Tottori !
 +
By the way, in Sun Halo, Aoko rides the bike with Kaito !<br>
  
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Translator: He does stuff, wanted to stuff related into the movie because he says a lot
+
[[Nonchalant Lupin|NONCHALANT LUPIN]]<br>
 +
It's a short story I sent to [[Wikipedia:Weekly Shōnen Magazine|Shounen Magazine]], and I got an award for it. As you can see, it was a prototype for ''Magic Kaito'' (laughs) The form is different, but even the [[Card Gun|card gun]] is there. I drew this because the editor I had at that time told me: ''Show me a story you want to write''. It's my second work! Now that I look back, I'm embarassed because it looks bad. (laughs)
 +
Anyway, the hero's name is Lupin, and the name of the story ''Nonchalant Lupin'', but I don't know where he's nonchalant... (laughs)
 
</spoiler>
 
</spoiler>
  
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(videos are missing some of the questions found in the above auido)<br>
+
===Gosho Aoyama 30 Years Anniversary Book===
−
Slide show Qs part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGGhvkmku-c <br>
+
'''Date:''' October 16, 2017<br>
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Slide show Qs part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXJQWwhq4Io <br>
+
'''Raw Images'''
−
Slide show Qs part 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ODk__NhljE<br>
+
<spoiler>
−
Slide show Qs part 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP8foBO6cPU<br>
+
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="overflow:auto;">
−
Q & A part 1 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6YqtasJmtE<br>
+
'''Raw:'''<br>
−
Q & A part 2 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mI0jANZcPeI
+
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
−
 
+
'''Interview 1'''
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'''TWO COMIC ICONS AND POST MOVIE INTERVIEW'''<br>
+
<gallery widths=165px perrow=5>
−
Text
+
File:30th_Anniversary_Book_Interview1_1.jpg
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<spoiler>Starting from  Question 1 is the "TWO COMIC ICONS: GOSHO AOYAMA MEETS SONNY LIEW",
+
File:30th_Anniversary_Book_Interview1_2.jpg
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Starting from Question 44 is a second Q & A session that was done after a special screening of Movie 20
+
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+
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Q1: You are admired as a mangaka but what do you think about it?
+
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+
File:30th_Anniversary_Book_Interview1_6.jpg
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A: Well… I’m not conscious of it.  
+
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+
</gallery>
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Q2: What do you think you are for everyone out there?
+
<br>
−
 
+
'''Interview 2'''
−
A: Well… I wonder about that. I’m Conan’s creator… Hum… I really don’t know. I’m always shut in my room and working.  
+
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−
 
+
File:30th_Anniversary_Book_Interview2_1.jpg
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Q3: Is mangaka very lonely job?
+
File:30th_Anniversary_Book_Interview2_2.jpg
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+
File:30th_Anniversary_Book_Interview2_3.jpg
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A: It’s very lonely.  
+
File:30th_Anniversary_Book_Interview2_4.jpg
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+
File:30th_Anniversary_Book_Interview2_5.jpg
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Q4: Have you met any young mangaka who admire you and got inspired by you to become mangaka?
+
File:30th_Anniversary_Book_Interview2_6.jpg
−
 
+
File:30th_Anniversary_Book_Interview2_7.jpg
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A: I haven’t. (Audience laughs). There are fan letters that say “I admire you, I want to become a mangaka”
+
File:30th_Anniversary_Book_Interview2_8.jpg
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+
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Q14: You don’t rest on weekends or holidays?
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——　祝・画業３０周年ということで、今回は青山剛昌史上最長の３００００字インタビューをお願いできればと思っています。余談雑談もありで、いろいろとお話しください。
  
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青山　え？　雑談もありなの？
  
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青山　ふふふ。わかりました。よろしくお願いします。
  
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青山　思い出深い年？　最初に『コナン』が映画になった時かな（１９９７年）。これは、言っちゃっていいのかわかんないけど、その話がくる直前って、『コナン』を描くのが大変すぎて連載をおりようと思っていたんです。やっぱり、毎週毎週事件を考えるのって大変じゃないですか。しかも、編集部の上のほうの人からは、ああせいこうせいと、なんやかんや言われていたんです。そういうのが本当に嫌で、アシスタントたちと久しぶりに休みをとって、みんなでラスベガスへ行ったんですよ。いままでにみんなで稼いだ金を全部使っちゃえ！　みたいなノリで（笑）。その旅行から帰ってきたら『コナン』の連載をもうやめようと思っていたんです。そしたら、ラスベガスのホテルに当時の担当編集者のAさんから電話があって「『コナン』の映画化が決まったよ！」と。その言葉を聞いたら、これはもう帰ったらがんばらなければいけない。やめるのをやめなければいけないと思って。
  
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——　『名探偵コナン』といえば、連載が始まった１９９４年当初から週刊少年サンデーで読者アンケート１位の人気作です。それでも、編集部からのダメがあったんですか？
  
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青山　ありましたよ。主人公のライバルなんだから（服部）平次の性格をもっと悪くしたらどうだとか。まぁ、内心で「うるせぇ」とか思って、ほぼ直しませんでしたけど（笑）。
  
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青山　もう地獄でした。毎週毎週カラー、カラーで。カラーの作画作業って通常の倍ぐらい作業量が増えるんです。しかも、サンデーの連載以外にもカレンダーなどのグッズ系のカラー作画もあったから……。でも、なにより、事件とトリックを考えるのが大変でした。毎回ね、殺人殺人殺人で、事件とトリックを考えてる俺が死ぬわっていう（笑）。
  
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——　漫画家が多忙になると、なにがボディーブローのように効いてくるのでしょう？
  
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青山　わかりやすく睡眠時間が削られていって、あとは忙しく働いているほかの職種の人と同じじゃないかなぁ。睡眠時間が削られて、体力が落ちていって、最後には気力もなくなっていくっていう。
  
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——　でも、１位なわけですよね。そんな人気作を連載開始からわずか３年でやめようと思ったのは、ざっくり言うと「大変だったから」。そこで不思議なのが、青山さんは映画化にも深く関わっているわけで、よりいっそう大変になるのに「やめるのをやめようと思った」ことです。
  
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青山　本当だね（笑）。俺、１作目から脚本にも意見を言ってるし、映画の原画まで描いているしね（笑）。しかも描かせてって、自分のほうから頼んで。でもね、映画化というのは、夢のような出来事でしたから。……今回はいろんな話をしていいんでしたっけ？
  
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青山　俺が覚えている一番古い記憶って、映画を見て感動したことなんです。『長靴をはいた猫』という作品なんですけど、幼稚園の頃だったかなぁ。映画館じゃなくて、学校かなにかの施設で、児童たち向けに映画が上映されることがあるでしょ？　ああいう催しで子供たちがバーっといるなかのひとりとしてその作品を見たんだけど、すげぇと思って。大人すげぇと思って。だって、その頃にテレビでやっていたのは『ひみつのアッコちゃん』とかの完全に子供向けの作品でしたから。でも、『長靴をはいた猫』は寓話性があったりだとか、全然違うものだった。
  
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青山　そうそう。そこにすげぇ感動したんです。その時以来、映画が大好きなんですよ。だから、大人になって、漫画家になって、ラスベガスのホテルで「映画化」という言葉を聞いた時なんて、うれしくて、うれしくて、ただもううれしくて。自分の絵が動いて、しかもあのでっかいスクリーンに映し出されるだなんて、すげぇことだなぁって。ただ、人間って、欲が出るなとも思ったけど。
  
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青山　あのでっかいスクリーンに、怪盗キッドも出せないかなぁって。実際、『名探偵コナン　世紀末の魔術師』でキッドも劇場版に登場させられた時は、めちゃめちゃうれしかったです。だって俺、予告編が見たくて、ひとりで映画館に行きましたもんね。『ガメラ』の続編かなんかだったと思うんだけど、本編よりも全然真剣に『名探偵コナン　世紀末の魔術師』の予告編を見て、「うお、キッドがしゃべってる！　かっこいい！」って、ひとりで大興奮して（笑）。
  
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——　では、話を青山さんの少年時代へ。子供の頃から映画好きだった青山さんの実家は、自動車整備工場で、三男の方が家業を継がれて、長男が科学者、次男の青山さんが漫画家、四男が医者です。いったい、どうな育て方をすると、こんな漫画みたいなスーパー兄弟が育っちゃうんですか？
  
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青山　いや、それは俺に聞かれてもわかんない（笑）。ただ、４人兄弟のなかでは、俺が一番出来が悪かったです。勉強はまぁできたほうだったと思うけど、実は、国語が苦手でした。「作者の気持ちを答えなさい」と言われてもいろんなことが書けるでしょ？　答えがひとつじゃないのにテストされるあの感じが苦手だったんだと思う。難しい本とかも嫌いで、ホームズや二十面相なんかの探偵ものぐらいしか読んでなかったから。だから、少年時代はコナンくんみたいだった……って言いたいところだけど、光彦くんタイプでした。先頭に立って「お前らついてこい」という感じじゃなかったし、ガキ大将みたいなやつがいたから、そいつの参謀役というか。
  
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青山　具体的には、どんな子供だったんだろうなぁ。あ、小学校３年生の時の学芸会で『一休さん』を演じたことがあるんですけど、当時は『一休さん』がまだアニメ化されていなくて、絵本とかで子供たちが知ってる存在だったんです。『一休さん』って、要はとんちが利いてるって話ですよね。でも俺は、あのおもしろさが全然わからなかった。
  
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青山　たとえば、屏風の虎の話があるでしょ。将軍様が一休さんを呼びつけて、屏風の虎が夜中に悪さをするから、しばりあげてくれと頼む。そこで一休さんは、「虎が屏風から出てきませぬ。私を恐れて出てきませぬ。出してください」とやり返す。そのやりとりのなにがおもしろいのかが全然わからなくて、先生にかみついたんです。あのお話って、将軍的にはとんちで有名な一休さんをこらしめて自分が名をあげたいってことでしょ？　それがわからなかったから、「将軍様って大人でしょ？　大人のくせに子供にこんな意地悪なことを言ってなにが楽しいんですか？」とか、とちん自体のおもしろさもわからなかったから「出てくるはずのない虎を出てこさせろってなにがおもしろいんですか？　たとえば、仕掛けがあって、屏風に切れ目があって、うしろから虎が本当に出てきたほうがおもしろいと思います」とか。
  
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青山　だよね（笑）。先生は「みんなが一休さん役に青山くんを選んだ理由がいまわかった」と笑ってましたけどね。ただ、その頃の自分としては、『一休さん』を演じることより、早く絵が描きたかったんです。
  
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青山　うん。好きでした。赤塚不二夫先生のニャロメが好きで、そればっかり描いてた時期もあって。だから、『一休さん』の時も芝居の練習なんて早く終わってくれと思ってて、屏風に虎の絵が描きたかったんです。当時は『タイガーマスク』というアニメが人気で、作中に「虎の穴」という秘密組織が登場していて。その組織を象徴するモニュメントの虎に羽が生えてて、尻尾が蛇で、めちゃくちゃかっこよかったんです。だから、『一休さん』の学芸会の屏風にも虎の穴の虎を描きたくて描きたくて。実際に、がーって描いたら、先生にめちゃくちゃ怒られましたけど。
  
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——　のちに職業として選ぶ漫画家でいうと、読者としてのスーパースターはやっぱり？
  
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青山　島本先生との対談でも言ったけど、それはもう、モンキー・パンチ先生、ちばてつや先生、あだち充先生の３人です。ただ、父親は厳しいタイプで「漫画なんか読んでたらロクなもんにならん！」と怒る星一徹みたいな人でした。野球ではアンチ巨人でね。というか、高校野球が好きだった。家族は親父以外の全員が巨人ファンなんですけど、父親は「野球で金をもらうやつらなんて信用ならん！」なんてよく言ってました。そんな人だから、漫画やアニメは厳禁でしたけど、まぁ、そこは子供ですから。『おれは鉄兵』とかが大好きで、父親の目を盗んで、よく読んでいました。『ルパン三世』もそう。ルパンがかっこよくて好きだったんですけど、不二子ちゃんがエッチなところも好きで、親に内緒でコミックスを買って本棚に隠していたんです。ところがある時、それがごっそりなくなって「え？　なんで？」と思ったら、親父の枕元にこっそりと隠してあったりもしましたけど（笑）。
  
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——　お父さんも不二子ちゃんの魅力には勝てなかったと（笑）。厳格な父親だと母親はやさしいというのが、昭和の家庭のパターンですが？
  
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青山　うちもそんな感じでした。母親はやさしかった。あとね、とにかくカレーライスがおいしかった。俺のカレー好きは、確実におふくろの味から始まってると思う。俺の好きなテレビ番組のケンミンショー（『秘密のケンミンSHOW』）によると、鳥取県って日本で一番カレーライスの消費量が多いらしいんだけど、うちの母親は、牛肉だったり、ひき肉を使ったり、マトンカレーを作ってくれたりもして、バリエーションが豊富だったんです。
  
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青山　だよね。ただ、母親の作るおでんはびっくりするぐらいまずかったんです（笑）。俺、大学進学で東京に行くまで、おでん＝まずいものと思ってたもん。だから、そんなに期待せずにコンビニでおでんを買って食べた時に「大根、うまっ！」と思って相当驚きましたから。あのまずさは、なんだったんだろう？　たぶん、出汁の作り方からして間違っていたんだと思う。
  
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——　おふくろの味の天国と地獄ですね。ところで、剣道を始めたのは『おれは鉄兵』の影響ですか？
  
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青山　いや、鉄兵より前です。俺、しもやけがひどかったから。冬に寒くなると足がパンパンに腫れちゃって。それで、小学校低学年の頃だったかなぁ。まわりの人から「逆に足を鍛えたらいいんじゃないか？」と剣道をすすめられたんですけど、冬の道場で冷たい板の上で稽古しているうちに、すっかり治りました。いまはもう、しもやけなんて絶対にならない。
  
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——　脱しもやけはうれしいエピソードですが、ファンにとっては、青山さんの剣道体験が『YAIBA』にもつながってるのではと想像しそうです。
  
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青山　間違いなくつながりますね。剣道を始めたことがきっかけで侍とかを好きになったし、『おれは鉄兵』も読むようになったし。もし、少年時代に剣道をしてなかったら『YAIBA』は描けなかったですもん。漫画家にもいろいろな人がいると思うけど、俺の場合は「描きたい」「描けそう」がないと始められない。ただ、『YAIBA』でいうと、知っているが故に可能性が狭まった時期もありました。剣道を知らないアシスタントと必殺技について考えている時なんて、「竹刀の先についてるキャップみたいなのを外すと竹刀がばらばらになるでしょ？　その状態で突けばいいじゃん」「いや、それ、反則だから」みたいな（笑）。そういうのもあって、ふつうの剣道じゃ、これ以上は作品がハジけないと感じて、鬼丸が鬼になって魔剣が登場するような『YAIBA』の流れになったんですけど。
  
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青山　いや、野球剣道少年でした。ただ、運動神経はそんなによくはなかった。だから、小学校の作文にもそういうことを書いたんですけど……そういえば、打ち合わせの時に話にでた俺の生まれ故郷の鳥取へは行ってきました？
  
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——　行ってきました。ファンの間では有名な、「青山剛昌ふるさと館」に展示されていた作文（P２４９掲載）が、それはもう感動的で。「前の時は、マンガ家になりたかったけど今は、私立探偵になりたいと思っています。けど運動神経が、にぶいのでなれないと思います。だから前の夢といっしょにして私立探偵専門のマンガ家になりたと思っています。もしなったら、おもしろくてスリルがあってなるべく値段もやすくしたいと思っています」と。
  
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青山　ふふふ。いやぁ、いいなぁ、こういうインタビュー。ちょっと照れくさいけど（笑）。あそこは行きました？　鳥取のお台場公園の隣りにある「由良台場跡」と、その下の日本海が見える海岸。
  
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Q36: How about those cases when Heiji and Shinichi solve a mystery together?
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——　もちろん行きました（P６、P２５０、P２５１に掲載）。打ち合わせでの青山さんの言葉が印象的だったので。
  
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青山　そのふたつの場所はものすごく思い出深いです。由良台場跡は、子供たちが野球をやるのに最高の場所だったし、海岸は剣道部のランニングコースだったんです。ある日……いつもの日本海は曇りがちで、どす黒くて、どちらかというと汚い印象なんだけど……、その日は、真っ青な海でめちゃくちゃきれいだったんですよ。剣道部のランニングだから胴とか着けてるのに「うわぁ、きれいだなぁ」と感動してしまって、これを絵に描きたいと思って、その場に座り込んで。剣道部の友達が「青山くん、行くよ？」と言ってくれるんだけど「ごめん。もうちょっと見てる」と、ずーっと、その青い海を見ていて。夕焼けじゃなくて、陽が残ってて、青い海で、波もきれいでかっこよくて。すごいきれいだった。もうめちゃめちゃきれいでした。で、結局、その日は部活をさぼってしまって、翌日に「すみません。剣道部をやめて美術部に入ります」と顧問に頭を下げたっていう（笑）。たぶん、中学生の時だったと思う。高校時代も剣道部をやめて美術部に入っているから記憶が定かじゃないけど。その海に感動したのは、たぶん中学生の時。
  
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Q37: Is there any important lesson or message you want to transmit through the manga?
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——　ということは、少年時代から絵に興味があって漫画家志望だったんですか？
  
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A:  I’ve been saying this for some time but… Boys are cool and girls are cute.
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青山　憧れはあったのかなぁ。でも、もうちょっと大人になって就職とか現実的な夢を探す頃って、アニメーターになりたかったんですよ。漫画家になるのは大変そうだから、アニメーターがいいなぁって。高校生の頃からアニメにもハマって『宇宙戦艦ヤマト』『機動戦士ガンダム』『ルパン三世』『銀河鉄道９９９』『無敵超人ザンボット３』とか大好きでしたから。それで、日大芸術学部に進んで漫研に入るんですけど、俺が監督でアニメを作ったりもしていました。
  
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Q38: A lot of songs are used in the anime and it got popular. Do they ask for your opinion when the songs are chosen? What is your favorite main song?
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——　その漫研の名前が、すごいっていう。
  
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A: They only asked me the first time. That was the only time I told them my opinion… There a lot of songs so… Choose by yourself. My favorite one is the very first song “mune no dokidoki”.
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青山　漫画研究部「熱血漫画根性会」ね。略して「ネマコン」っていうね（笑）。俺も熱血かぁとは思いましたけど、ほかに漫研がなかったから、すっと入ったんです。それで、なんで漫画家を目指したかったっていう話でいうと、ネマコンのOBには、矢野（博之）さんという方が東京ムービーというアニメ制作プロダクションに務めていたんです。ちなみに、矢野さんは『（それいけ！）アンパンマン』のアニメ監督をされている方なんですけど、そんな矢野さんに「東京ムービーに入れてくださいよ」と頼んだら、「アニメーターはしんどいからやめとけ。漫画家のほうがいいぞ」と言われまして。同じ時期に、日芸の先輩で漫画家の阿部（ゆたか）さんにも「漫画家のほうがいいぞ」と同じことを言われて。それで、ふたりの先輩がそんなに言うならって、漫画家を目指したんです。
  
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Questioner: “My favorite is Garnet Crow’s ”Wasurezaki”…” (ED 20)
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——　そもそも、高校３年で進路を決める時、なぜ日本大学芸術学部だったのでしょう？
  
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Aoyama:  “Huh? Wasurezaki? Huh? I don’t recognize the name. (Audience laughs). Garnet Crown? Ah… I like Garnet Crow.
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青山　最初は某国立大学の美術コースを推薦で受けたんです。その大学のそのコースを卒業すると美術の教師になれるようなところでした。実際、親には美術の先生になりたいなんて言ってたけど、自分の本当の夢は、東京に出てアニメーターになるということ。それでまぁ、某国立大学では実技のテストがあったんですけど、正直な話、「みんなへたくそだな」と思っちゃったんです。これは絶対に受かったと思って、面接で「どんな先生になりたいですか？」と聞かれた時に「あ、僕は先生になる気はありません。アニメーターになりたいんです」と、本当のことを言っちゃって。地元に帰って高校の担任にそう言ったら、すげぇ怒られて。あ、まずかったんだと思って。
  
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Q39: You’re a Gundam fan, right? Akai got his name from Char, and Amuro is from Rei Amuro. Are there other works that influence Conan apart from Gundam?
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——　青山さん、それはまずいです。落としてくれって言っているようなもんです。で？
  
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A: Are there…? Apart from Gundam? What could it be…? I can’t think of any. Sorry.
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青山　もちろん、落とされました（笑）。だから、日芸を受けた時はちゃんとしようと。面接もがんばろうと。といっても、実技テストの時から、某国立大学とは違って、「みんな、うめぇな！」という人ばかりでしたけどね。結局、その実技テストで５人だけ選ばれて「君らは合格すると思うよ」と言われて面接に進んだんだけど、某国立大学の時の失敗があるから〈これはなにかの罠なのか？〉と、ずっと不安でした。
  
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Q40: I believe that, in Japan, mangakas and editors are very close and create a manga together, but how much do they influence and how do they collaborate in balancing things?
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——　それで日大芸術学部美術学科絵画コースに進むと。
  
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A: We might spend meandering about 12 hours to come up with a trick. Once we decide on the story then we don’t discuss editing.
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青山　大学生活は楽しかったですよ。というか、東京の生活が楽しかった。田舎から上京した人はみんなそうだと思うけど、山手線って寝坊してもそのまま乗ってれば、１周して目的の駅に着いちゃうよ！　とか、?野家の牛丼ってマジでうまいな！　とか。いまはなくなっちゃったけど、当時は新宿のコマ劇場周辺に映画館がいくつかとゲームセンターが密集していたんです。地元で映画を見たいなぁと思うと、電車にだいぶ揺られないとだめだったのに、東京すげぇな、しかも映画のはしごとかもできちゃうぞ！　って。ゲームセンターも、俺の地元にはなかったからね。だから、オールナイトのチケットをたくさん買って、映画を見て、休憩時間にゲーム、また映画を見るぞみたいな感じで超楽しかった。あと、これは漫画家になってからだけど、しゃぶしゃぶをはじめてごちそうになった時も、東京すげぇなと思いました。なんなんだ、このとろけるようなお肉はと。牛肉の枠を超えてるだろって。
  
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Q41: Have you heard of any real-life policeman or private detective inspired by Conan who’s solved any real-life cases?
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——　でも、しゃぶしゃぶを経ても、青山さんが一番好きなごはんは？
  
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A: I haven’t! (Audience laughs). But I heard about someone who, imitating Conan, jumped into a river to jump someone who was drowning.
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青山　カレー。ほかのごはんは１位の座を奪えない。カレーに関しては、いまでも週に２、３回食べても、全然いける。おいしい。大好き。
  
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Q42: You draw murders as a mangaka, but have you thought about someone possibly using the story or a trick in real life to cause a case?
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——　（笑）。さて、鳥取から上京したばかりの頃の話でした。下宿先はどの街を選んだんですか？
  
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A: Fortunately enough no-one has insofar caused any cases in which they imitate Conan. But if there was a real-life case like that I promise I won’t draw a story that resembles it.
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青山　それなんです！日芸は西武池袋線の江古田という駅から近いんですけど、上京する時に親が間違えて「中野区江古田」にアパートを探しちゃって（笑）。大学のある江古田駅は練馬区だから、全然遠いんです。もったいないから１年間は住んだんですけど、２時間はおおげさだけど、けっこうな距離を、はぁはぁ言いながら自転車で通って。貧乏学生だったから、電車賃がもったいなくて。
  
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Q43: Are there any cases in Japan of a manga being qualified as not being too good?
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——　やっぱり、貧乏でしたか？
  
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A: Hmmm… Are there? Both children and adults read a lot of manga nowadays. Time ago it was children only. That’s why my parents were against me becoming a mangaka. They said it’d end up being no good.
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青山　もちろんですよ！　貧乏でした。風呂なし共同トイレの四畳半。銭湯代を節約したくて、台所の流しで髪を洗ったりだとかもふつうだったし。１年後には大学の近くに引っ越したんですけど、そこでも同じような間取りの物件でした。そうそう。俺は、高橋留美子先生も大好きなんですけど『めぞん一刻』みたいな感じだった。俺は五代くんだとすると、先輩がうちに入り浸ってて、麻雀ばっかりやっていました。下宿生活はおもしろかったけど、悲しいかな、美人管理人の音無さんがいなかった（笑）。
  
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Q44: The Darkest Nightmare is the 20th movie. The manga has 90 volumes. (Conan’s popularity) increases by the year but why do you think it’s so popular?
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——　下宿生活以外の漫画家になるための「就職活動」は、どのような感じで？
  
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A: Well… What can I say…? I work hard on the manga but the movies have also been working hard since their beginnings. And thus popularity has gradually spread… I believe that maybe that’s what makes it popular.
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青山　いまのアシスタントでもあるんですけど、漫研の同級生や後輩に手伝わせて、投稿作を描き始めてましたよ。
  
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Q45: Apart from the script, do you get involved in some other aspect of the movies?
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——　青山伝説のひとつですが、やっぱり、投稿作からアシスタントがいるってすごい話です。
  
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A: Well, I draw key frames and help fix the storyboards
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青山　そう？　なんだったら、プロの漫画家の阿部さんにも手伝ってもらってましたよ。
  
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Q46: You can see Singapore in the staff roll, right? Why is that?
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——　それ、どうやったらプロに手伝ってもらえるんですか？
  
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A: It’s not like I decided THAT… (laughs). Guess they choose there because we don’t have a big, huge Ferris wheel here.
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青山　漫研の同級生や後輩には「飯おごるからさ」が口説き文句でしたけど、阿部さんには、なんて言ったんだっけな。そうそう。登場人物の名前で交渉したんだ。主人公が高井豊でヒロインが阿部麻巳子ってなったんですけど、逆にすると阿部ゆたかと高井麻巳子。高井麻巳子って、その当時、めちゃめちゃ人気のあったアイドルなんですけど、阿部さんが大ファンで、「ぜひそうしてほしい」と。すかさず「じゃ、手伝ってくれる？」って（笑）。
  
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Q47:  Will Singapore show up as a location in Conan’s story?
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——　なるほど。青山さんはさらっと言いますけど、一般的にプロの漫画家になる人でも、最初はひとりで描いて、持ち込むなり投稿するなりして、ようやくプロと認められた連載後にアシスタントを持つのが王道だと思います。
  
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青山　だって、漫画を作るのって大変じゃないですか。こんなのひとりじゃ描けないよと思って手伝ってもらった（笑）。
  
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Q48: When will that be?
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——　その頃のメンバーがいまも「チーム青山」なわけですよね？
  
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A: Hmmm… When…? Hmm… Within a year’s time? I don’t know.”
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青山　同じです。誰ひとり欠けることなく。
  
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Q49:  In the manga? Or in a movie?
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——　青山剛昌という才能ありきのことだと思いますが、現アシスタントの元同級生や後輩の方もいまの青山さんからの逆算ではなく、名もなき漫画家志望の大学生についていこうと思ったのがすごいです。
  
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A: In the manga. It’ll eventually be adapted into the anime.
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青山　なんなんだろうなぁ。不思議ですよね、この関係性って。たぶん、ビジネスの世界だと仲間同士というのは難しいのかもしれないけど、俺たちの関係性は幼馴染でコンビを組む芸人さんに近いのかもしれない。いまやもう家族みたいなものだから。とはいえ、俺も途中で思いましたよ。当時はまだちゃんとしたお金を払っているわけでもないのに、なんでみんな、こんなに一生懸命手伝ってくれるんだろうって。
  
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Q50: Regarding characters’ designs… For example, Conan’s bow tie. How did you get the idea for that?
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——　あ、青山さんも不思議だったんですね？
  
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A: That’s… “Shichi – go – san”… There’s a traditional Japanese event called “shichi – go – san”. Boys wear like that. I wore like that when I had my “shichi – go – san”.
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青山　不思議不思議。そういえば、アシスタントのNくんに「ガソリンスタンドのバイトに誘われてるんだけど、どうしよう？」と相談されたことがありました。
  
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Q51: Where do your ideas for many cases, tricks and episodes come from?
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——　その時、青山さんはなんと答えたんですか？
  
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A: Well… From a lot of places. I see interesting movies, read interesting novels, and come up with interesting ideas.
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青山　「大丈夫。俺が一生食わしてやるから」って。
  
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Q52: Do you get inspiration from real-life cases?
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——　おぉ～、完全に〝兄貴〟じゃないですか！
  
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A: No, I don’t.
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青山　いや、全然そんなんじゃなくて、単なる口からでまかせでした。ただ、プレッシャーのようなものはあって、絶対にプロになって連載を持つ。彼らにちゃんとお金を払えるようになりたいとは、最初の頃から強く思っていました。
  
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Q53: You’ve just answered that you don’t want them to resemble real-life cases but… You make your cases in a way that the “fiction” aspect prevails in them?
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——　では、プロデビューが決まった瞬間の気持ちは？
  
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A: Yes, I do. If I use a real-life case someone might feel annoyed at that, after all.
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青山　それはもう「やったー！」しかなかったです。漫研のほかの先輩たちからは「写植が浮いているぞ！」と、からかわれましたけどね（笑）。写植って雑誌に印刷された時に使われるセリフなどの文字組みのことなんですけど、漫研の仲間のセリフは手書きですから、まだまだ拙い絵に対してセリフの書体だけがプロっぽいぞという意味でツッコまれて（笑）。でも、俺としては、アシスタントのこと以外にも、親へのプレッシャーもあったから、それはもううれしかった。
  
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Q54: Conan is supposed to be an elementary school student. But there are a lot of dark aspects in the series. What kind of readers do you have in mind when you work on the cases?
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——　親へのプレッシャーとは？
  
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A: Well… I don’t have any specific kinds. I aim for every kind.
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青山　日芸に通っている時に教員免許をとって、地元の母校で教育実習もしていたんです。あとは、教員採用試験にさえ受かれば先生になれるという感じだったから、そりゃあ親からしたら息子は美術教師になるもんだと思うじゃないですか。それがある日「俺、漫画家になるから」と言われた日には、そりゃあね、大反対ですよ。父親からは、「１年間だけ我慢してやる」と言われていたんです。漫画家デビューが決まったのが、大学を卒業してからはじめての秋だったから、なんとか間に合ったなぁって。……あれ？　違うか？
  
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Q55: Some readers have grown and become adults ever since the series began, right? Have you felt the need to change the story to take in mind the growth of the readers?
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——　え？　なにが違うんですか？
  
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A: I haven’t. Kids are very smart, and when I write a childish story some say “this is for kids” and they look down on it
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青山　自分で言ったのかな？　1年間で漫画家になるからって。いや、漫研の後輩たちが大学を卒業をする前になんとかしたかったんだっけかな？　まぁとにかく、親父は大反対でした。これはいまでもよく覚えているんですけど、こう言われたんです。「ワシはいまにも動き出しそうな蟹を描ける友人を知っている。そいつは画家になった。でもそいつは貧乏で死んだ」と。
  
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Q56: Do you also get ideas from children close to you?
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——　その言葉は、大学生前後の青山さんにも、さすがにこたえますね？
  
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A: I don’t have any children close to me. (laughs)
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青山　いや、言い返した。
  
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Q57: So you come up with everything using your imagination?
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——　言い返した？　お父さんの言葉って、息子を思うが故の愛ある言葉ですよね？
  
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A: Correct. Sometimes using my experiences as a kid.
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青山　いや、「同じ絵の仕事でも、アニメーターなら食っていけるんじゃない？」とかなんとか。ほら、小学校の先生に『一休さん』のおもしろくないところにかみつくようなタイプだから（笑）。
  
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Q58: I guess most people are interested on it yet… Do you have an idea of how will Conan’s end be like?
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——　なるほど。今回のインタビューを担当して感じたのですが、青山さんって、変に美談にされるようにことが苦手なのでしょうか。たとえば、アシスタントとの関係性や父親とのそれを、もし、「絆」とこちらがくくったとしたら、抵抗感があるというか。
  
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青山　あぁ……それはあるかもしれない。それはあるかもなぁ。ちょっと違う話なんですけど、たとえば、スタジオジブリの作品で『海がきこえる』と『耳をすませば』というタイトルだけ聞くと似たテイストのものがありますよね。俺は『海がきこえる』は大好きなんです。でも、『耳をすませば』はセリフがくさくてちょっと苦手なんです（笑）。
  
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Q59: How much time will it take to get to that resolution?
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——　セリフが「くさい」のが受け付けなかった？
  
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A: That’s a secret.
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青山　いや、くさいのはいいんです。すぎるのが嫌なんです。俺だって、ここは決めなきゃという場面ではくさい言葉を登場人物に口にしてもらったりはしますから。たとえば、『まじっく快斗』でも、「まったく冷たいんだから……。アイスクリームみたい……」「でも、アイスクリームは……甘いんだぜ！！」というセリフがある。くさいといえばくさい。でも、俺のなかではセーフなんです。……って、すみません。説明が難しいし、あまりにも感覚的なんだけど、そのギリギリを模索するのがおもしろいと思う。セリフって、語尾だけでもまったく違うものになるから。そこはかなり気を遣っています。言葉選び、大切だから。うん。めちゃめちゃ大切ですから。だから、自分が迷った時は何パターンか考えて、アシスタントや担当編集者に「どっちがいいと思う？」と聞くこともあります。
  
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Q60: If Conan goes back to Shinichi would the story continue as the life of the high-school student Shinichi?
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——　では、青山さんが本音を語ってくれたところで、こちらも率直な質問を。
  
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A: Well… I haven’t really given it a thought yet. But that could be interesting to do.
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青山　なになに？
  
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Q61: Kogoro has 2 disciples, no? Do Amuro and Wakita know each other?
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——　青山剛昌に挫折はありますか？
  
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A: Huh? Why do you think that? Ah… There are a lot of things involved there. Look forward to them.
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青山　挫折？　挫折かぁ。挫折？
  
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Q62: Why did Curacao die? Why did she have to die?
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——　少年時代のエピソードを交えつつ、プロデビューの頃までお話が聞けました。ここまでの青山さんは、一直線に漫画の世界に飛び込んでいる。冒頭の発言にしても、「『コナン』の連載をやめよう」と決めたのは青山さんなわけで、選択権が自分にある。他者なのか天運なのか、自分ではコントロールできないような「挫折」って、青山剛昌にはなかったのかなぁと。
  
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A: Ah… Curacao? Hmmm… That was sad, yeah. But, well… Hmmm… I think that even if she’d lived on she wouldn’t have an easy life. I’m sorry (public laughs)
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青山　なるほど。たしかに、漫画家としてデビューする前にアシスタントとしての下積み生活があったわけでもないしなぁ。挫折。挫折。挫折。……あ、あった！
  
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Q63: Do you feel pressured by the level of popularity? Like, when popularity is high do you feel that you want to keep on? Or that when a new volume is less popular than the one before you feel troubled?
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——　ぜひ、教えてください！
  
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A: No, I don’t. I don’t feel that at all.
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青山　『一休さん』。
  
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Q64: Is there something specific you do to relax?
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——　え？　『一休さん』のいったいなにが挫折だったのでしょう？
  
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A: Nope… Ah. Well. I like baseball so I watch baseball.
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青山　『一休さん』の芝居の練習をクラスのみんなに見てもらった時があったんです。すると先生が「青山くんのいまの演技はどうでしたか？」と聞いたんですけど、クラスで一番おとなしい子に「声が小さい」と言われて「よし、わかった」と。そう言ってくれたお前の声もめちゃくちゃ小さかったけどなと思いつつ、「よし、わかった」と。「本番をみてろよ」と思って、当日は、自分の声で自分の耳がキーンってなるぐらいのでっかい声で演じたら大好評だったんですよ。よしと。で、次の年が『舌切り雀』だったんですけど、主役のおじいさんに選ばれたんですね。さぁ今年もって気合いが入っていたんですけど、本番前日に遊んでいたらアキレス腱の近くを切っちゃって、おじいさん役はやれなくなってしまったんですよ。
  
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Q65: Will Conan alone defeat the BO? What about Akai and Amuro?
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——　それが挫折？　小学校の頃のちょっと悔しいエピソードではなく？
  
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A: Akai and Amuro will be needed, of course! (laughs). I think that things may happen as you imagine.
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青山　いや、あれは、ものすごい挫折感でした。だって俺、もし2年連続で学芸会の自分の演技が大好評だったら、役者を目指していたかもしれないと真剣に思いますから。余談ですけど、「母ちゃん、すげぇな」ともその時に思いましたけどね。俺の『一休さん』をみんなが絶賛してくれたのに、母親だけは、「あんたのあれ、やけくそなだけだったね」って本当のことを見抜いてて（笑）。
  
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Q66: There are a lot of mangakas who have cameo appearances in some movies: do you intend to make a cameo appearance in a movie?
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——　なるほど。では、漫画家に絞っての挫折ならばどうですか？
  
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A: * laughs *… No, I’m too shy to do that. I was once asked to do a cameo appearance but I refused the offer.
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青山　ないかもしれない。ないなぁ。なんか、申し訳ないけど。
  
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Q67: What’s your favorite female character of the manga?
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——　いや、逆にすごいです。それを言い切れるのは。
  
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A: Well… That’d be Ran – chan. Is that OK?
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青山　もしあるとしたら、さっき話した投稿作を描いている時期に最初はサンデーじゃなくて、「（週刊少年）マガジン」に持って行ったんですよ。佳作をもらって次回作を持って行った時に、担当編集者が「ウチの編集長が君の絵柄を好きじゃなくて絵柄を変えなきゃマガジンでは無理だよ」と言ってくれたんです。悔しかったけど、そういのって、さっきの俺のジブリの話じゃないけど、好みの問題だからしょうがないですよね。俺、マガジンでそう言ってもらったあとに、その足で、サンデー編集部に行きましたからね。講談社から出て、近くの本屋に行って、サンデー編集部の連絡先を見て、電話して。で、サンデーで担当してくれたOさんが気に入ってくれて、「じゃあ、次の漫画賞に出してみようか」と言ってくれたのが、デビュー作の『ちょっとまってて』ですから。うん。だからないな、挫折って。以後、漫画家・青山剛昌には挫折なしでお願いします（笑）。
  
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Q68: What are the key elements (those things you consider important) when it comes to making a Conan movie?
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——　かしこまりました（笑）。
  
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A: Hmm… They’re always different. For this year’s one I thought of involving the BO…
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青山　ほんと申し訳ない。
  
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Q69: When you draw the manga you take the movies and anime into consideration?
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——　では、挫折ではなく、悔しさならばどうでしょうか。『名探偵コナン』は、マガジンで人気だった『金田一少年の事件簿』への対抗馬として始まっています。それは、編集部の狙いであって、当時『YAIBA』で人気を博していた青山さんなら、断るという選択肢もあったように感じます。
  
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A: Well, I do
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青山　まぁそうだよね。そうなのかな？
  
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Q70: You’ve been keeping that in mind ever since you began serialization?
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——　そうですよ。そうじゃないですか？
  
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A: Nope. When I began serializing it there wasn’t an anime so I didn’t think of those. I didn’t think such a small manga would have an anime.
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青山　でも、人気を博すと言っても、『YAIBA』がアンケートの1位になったのって、最終回とその前の回でようやくですから。それはそうで、当時は（高橋）留美子先生の『らんま１／２』と藤田（和日郎）くんの『うしおととら』が、ぶっちぎりで強かったんです。そうそう。そういえばだけど、サンデー編集部の基本姿勢として、読者アンケートを漫画家に見せちゃダメなんですよ。でも、気になるじゃない？　それで担当者にすげぇ無理を言って「お願い。俺が過労死したら棺桶に入れたいから、お願いだから見せて」と頼んで見せてもらって。『YAIBA』はアニメ化も始まっていたというのと、最終回の1回前で「次号、最終回！」みたいなあおりを入れてくれたからか、ようやく1位で。だから、当時は人気を博すなんて感じじゃなくて、無我夢中で毎週毎週描いてましたよ、漫画を。
  
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Q71: Did you use yourself as basis for creating Kudo Yuusaku? Because he can be smarter than Conan
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——　『うしおととら』の藤田さんは同世代なので別として、高橋留美子さんや、『タッチ』やその後の『H2』で、アンケート上位を独占するあだち充さんという２巨頭を「俺が倒してやるぜ！」といった思いはありませんでしたか？
  
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A: Nope, I’m not that smart. If I’m forced to say who was the basis that’d be Mycroft from the Sherlock Holmes novels.
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青山　ゼロ。まったくなし。
  
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Q72: Will Eisuke Hondo make a comeback?
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——　１ミリもない感じ？
  
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A: Say… (laughs)… Do you really want him back? Well… I might give it some thought
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青山　ゼロ。無理。絶対無理。
  
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Q73: What motivated you to become a mangaka and what motivated you to create Conan?
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——　クールですね、漫研は熱血なのに。
  
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A: I liked mystery stories. The reason I became a mangaka was because I was good at drawing. I also liked coming up with stories ever since I was a kid so I thought of drawing a story I’d come up with.
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青山　いやだって、無理でしょ、そんなの。まず、そのおふたりは大尊敬している先輩漫画家ですから。倒すだなんておこがましいにもほどがある。あと、雛人形でいうと、あだち先生はお内裏様で留美子先生はお雛様！　俺は五人囃子ぐらいの立ち位置が本当は好きなんです。だから、サンデーを背負うだなんて意識もまったくなかったし。
  
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Q74: Does that mean that you were popular amongst your classmates?
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——　では、当時のライバルならば？
  
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A: Nope, I was only slightly popular (laughs)
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青山　あの頃も散々聞かれたような気がするけど、「自分です」と答えるしかなかったなぁ。藤田さんは世代も近いし、『うしおととら』はものすごい人気だったからあれなんだけど、なんていうのかな。俺ごときとは言わないまでも、俺にライバル視なんてされたら嫌かもなぁと思っていました。もちろん、彼の漫画はすごいから尊敬しているけど、勝負しているところが違う。もし、俺とものすごく作風が近い若手とかが現れたら、「勝たなきゃ！」と思うかもしれないけど。
  
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Q75: There are lot of double-faces (NOCs) infiltrating the BO. How can they infiltrate SO easily? The BO doesn’t check their backgrounds?
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——　青山さんの本意ではないにせよ、現実としてアンケートの1位を取るようになると、チーム青山の生活にも変化があったのでは？
  
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A: You’re right. It’s very mysterious indeed. (laughs).
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青山　変わった変わった。
  
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Q76: Kichiemon Samizu appears in Conan. You don’t intend to make a spin-off about him?
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——　どんなところが変化しました？
  
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A: A spin-off? Ah… True… That could be interesting. He’s a very useful character.
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青山　夜食のカップラーメンが出前に出世しました。
  
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Q77: You fulfilled your childhood dream of becoming a mangaka, right? Is there a next dream or dreams you want to fulfill?
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——　あ、それはものすごい出世ですね。
  
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A: Other dreams? Ah… I’d like to be director even if it’s a one-timer experience
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青山　うん。こういっちゃあれだけど、みんな海賊みたいでしたよ。その頃はまだ、アシスタントも俺も若かったから。食うわ食うわ、飲むわ飲むわ。出前にしても一番高いのから選んでいくわで（笑）。飲み食いだけじゃなくて漫画作りに関しても、デビューから間もない頃なんて、もう怖いもの知らずで。まぁそれは、俺も含めての話なんですけどね。
  
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Q78: Director of a Conan movie?
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——　青山さん自身は、稼げるようになって変化はありましたか？　たとえば、対談で島本さんも聞いてましたけど、車好きの漫画家さんが高級車をついに買っちゃうといった感覚とか？
  
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A: Indeed.
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青山　ないない（笑）。サンデーのアンケートでも「いまほしいものは？」とか、たまに聞かれるんだけど、本当になくて困っちゃうんです。スタッフのこともあるから引っ越したけど、いまでも最初に描いてた四畳半一間とかが仕事場でも俺は全然いいもん。俺は漫画さえ描けていれば、それでいいなぁ。
  
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Q79: A live-action Conan film?
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——　青山さん、もう一回言っていいですか？
  
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A: Ah… That would be neat.
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青山　なになに？
  
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Q80: What actors would you like to have in the casting?
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——　兄貴、かっこいいっす！
  
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A: Do you mean Conan’ actor? Hum… That’s a hard question. Hmmm…
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青山　そうかなぁ。漫画家なんて、ふつうそうでしょ？
  
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Q81: What would happen if the story was written from Shinichi’s Pov?
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——　いや、ふつうではないと思いますが話を戻して。『コナン』のはじまりについてでした。
  
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A: Huh? But the story is Shinichi’s PoV to begin with. Ah. Do you mean if he hadn’t become Conan? If that’d been the case the series wouldn’t be this popular. (laughs)
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青山　たしかに、編集部からオファーをもらった当初は、全然やる気がありませんでした。でも、しばらくして、子供の頃からホームズなどの探偵ものが好きだったということを思い出したんです。で、描けるなと。描いてみたいと。ほら俺、そういう気持ちのとっかかりがないと漫画が描けないから。逆に言うと、自分の描きたい探偵を描くというのは決めていたし、その結果として人気はでないと思っていました。コミックスで長くて３巻、短ければ1巻で終わると。いちおうね、『YAIBA』を描いてて、アクションシーンは得意かもなと感じていたんです。それが、『コナン』なんてセリフばっかりでしょ？　アクションという武器を封印しちゃっていいの？　とは思いました。まぁ、結局は、コナンくんがサッカーボールを蹴ったり、蘭の格闘シーンとかで使ってるけど、それは編集部の狙いというより、俺が描きたくて描いてるだけだから。
  
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Q82: Do you have any advice for people aspiring to become mangaka?
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——　青山さんが描きたかった探偵像がどのようなものだったのかが気になりました。
  
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A: Hmmm… Let’s see… What should I say…? If you want to be mangaka then I think it’d be better for you to go to upper college, if possible. Why, you ask? Because you must be able to think of a good story. That’s what mangakas must do.
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青山　いとことで言えば、犯人を殺さずに、ちゃんと捕まえて罪を償わせる探偵。
  
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Q83: Will Dr. Araide appear once again? Did you wholly forget him?
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——　なるほど。唯一の例外が「ピアノソナタ『月光』殺人事件」です。
  
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A: Ah… Dr. Araide, huh… Until you asked me about him I’d forgotten about him.
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青山　そうそう。あれだけ。あのエピソードだけは、意図的に例外を描きたかったんです。あの犯人の浅井成美先生は、いまでもファンレターをもらうことが多くて、読者の印象にも残ってるみたいで、よしよしと（笑）。その例外はあるにせよ、基本的にコナンくんは、必ず犯人を捕まえる俺の理想の探偵です。あとね、いま話ながら思い出したんだけど、ちょうどコナンを描き始めた頃だったかな。よし、がんばろうと思ったきっかけがありました。
  
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Q84: Will a Conan videogame come out?
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——　気になるそのきっかけとは？
  
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A: I think that there are already Conan videogames. There are several in Japan. But I don’t know if they’re as popular as Pokémon GO, though.
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青山　フジテレビで『古畑任三郎』が始まったことです。すげぇおもしろかった。「ミステリー」とくくった時に、申し訳ないけど、それまでの日本のミステリーでおもしろいと思えるものが少なかったけど、あれはめちゃくちゃおもしろいと感じたんです。『コナン』のほうがちょっとだけ早く始まっていたから、「古畑に負けたくねぇ！」というのはすごく感じていて。それこそ、勝手にライバル視して(笑)。
  
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Q85: Did you parents support you in any manner when you decided to become a mangaka?
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——　『古畑任三郎』の脚本家である三谷幸喜さんも日芸出身ですね。
  
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A: They didn’t support me. They were against the idea. But now they’re very thankful of my decision.
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青山　そうなんです。余談だけど、三谷さんが手がけた大河ドラマの『真田丸』も、おもしろかったなぁ。あれはもう、やばいぐらいおもしろかった。最終回で、ふつうにしんみり終わらせてもいいのに、幸村が長年仕えた忍者の佐助に「いくつになった？」と聞いて「５５でございます」と答えるシーンなんて、爆笑しましたから。しかも、コメディ要素だけじゃなくて人間をちゃんと描くというか、秀吉の描写も素晴らしいし、その親方様のためにってがんばる幸村たちの描き方もすごかったし。三谷さんはドラマからギャグからなにからなにまですごいです。あえて言うと、ラブコメは苦手なのかなぁと想像したけど、それでも、ほかがおもしろすぎて気にならなかった。
  
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Q86: When did they thank you?
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——　余談ついでに、青山剛昌の「ラブコメ論」を教えてください。
  
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A: When I began to gain money from my activity. (laughs)
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青山　論っていうほど、偉そうなものではないけど、ラブコメとラブギャグは違うぞ、というのは思っています。たとえば、女の子が男の子とぶつかって、こけて、パンチラしてしまったと。男の子が偶然それを見てそまう。で、女の子が「なに見てんのよ？」とパンっと叩くのがラブギャグ。でも、「いま見た？」って女の子が聞いて「ううん。見てない」と男の子が答えて、さらに女の子が「ウソ……ホントは見たでしょ？」とジト目になるのがラブコメ。そういう意味では、８０年代のドラマの『男女7人夏物語』と『男女7人秋物語』は、もうラブコメのお手本のような作品だと思う。
  
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Q87:  Are there people who you invited into the world of manga?
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——　主演したさんまさんの「もう遅いねや」は、その当時の流行語にもなりました。
  
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A: There’s a senior from college who’s become a mangaka. That would be it.
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青山　そそそ。流行ったよね。男女7人シリーズでいうと、女優の大竹しのぶさんの役作りで驚かされたことがあるのを覚えています。最初ね、視聴者は大竹しのぶを「いけすかない女」って思うんですよ。ところが、ドラマの回を重ねるごとにかわいくなっていくんですよ。その秘密って、実は、大竹さんがメイクを工夫していたんですって。最初は嫌な感じに見えるようにメイクして、徐々にメイクをかわいくしていって。それは、生身の人間が演じることのすごみだと思いました。漫画だったら、最初からかわいく描いちゃいますから。
  
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Q88: Will Lupin meet Conan again?
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——　最近のドラマで気になった作品はありますか？
  
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A: Ah… I’ve heard people talk about that here and there
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青山　『逃げ恥』（『逃げる恥だが役に立つ』）やアニメの『君の名は。』なんて、ラブコメくくりの大傑作だと思います。『君の名は。』は担当編集者たちと一緒に見に行ったんだけど、俺が作ったわけでもないのに、あの作品の素晴らしさについてものすげぇ解説してたもん。って、ぐらい好き（笑）。
  
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Q89: Which is your favorite (Conan) movie?
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——　漫画に絞ると青山さんが影響を受けたラブコメとは？
  
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A: Hum… This year’s movie, I think…? It was good, wasn’t it? Of course it was… Hmmm… I think that, as you can see, it was impressive and cool.  Because I added a lot of corrections. (Laughs)
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青山　それはもちろん、このジャンルの神様みたいな人である、あだち充先生ですよ。たとえば『タッチ』のこんな感じの描写がザ・ラブコメだと思うんです。南ちゃんの日記を達也が見たのではないかという事件がある。最終的に南ちゃんが屋上に達也を呼ぶ出す。南ちゃんが「あの日記に書いてあることは本当よ。昔からタッちゃんのことが好きだったの」と言う。うろたえる達也を見て「そっか。そっか。見てないんだ」と言って笑顔で去る南ちゃん。もうね、絶妙だと思いました。この回では南ちゃんの気持ちが、どっちなのかわからない、でも読者は気になって仕方がないという絶妙さ。天才だと思いました。俺が言うまでもなく当たり前の称号なんだけどね（笑）。
  
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Q90: In the Phantom of Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes is depicted as Kudo Yuusaku instead of Conan. Is there a reason for that that (Why’ that)?
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——　『名探偵コナン』は、「殺人ラブコメミステリー」とも評されます。なぜ、同作がここまで多くの人に支持されるのかその理由を想像すると、「ラブコメ」と「ミステリー」という人気の要素が盛り込まれているのも大きいのではないでしょうか？
  
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A: That way it gets more interesting, doesn’t it?
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青山　わかんない（笑）。
  
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Q91: How much time were involved with the movie?
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——　もう少しだけねばらせてください。
  
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A: About a whole year. Maybe a year and a half.  We’re doing the meetings about the next year’s movie already.
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青山　ふふふ。
  
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Q92: Do you have plans of doing a collaboration with other characters of other stories like Harry Potter? (Have you actually approached their makers?)
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——　連載開始時のコミックス３巻で終わるかもと感じていた時期はともかく、いまもまったくわからない？
  
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A: * laughs * . Well… I wonder about that. Conan would be surprised if an owl landed on his arm. Well. If they actually happened I think they could be interesting to see.
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青山　たしかに、ラブコメとミステリーのふたつの要素があるのは大きいし、世界で一番有名な探偵（シャーロック・ホームズ）の要素を作品に盛り込んだというのもあるとは思うんです。コナンくんなんて、その作者の名前だしね。だから、もし若い世代の漫画家が探偵ものを描こうとしても、コナンのせいで（笑）、シャーロック・ホームズが使いづらいですよね？　でもなぁ。本当によくわからないです。
  
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——　では、「売れたい」ならば？
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青山　ないです。ごめん（笑）。
  
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GOSHO AOYAMA MEETS SONNY LIEW Q & A 1 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AofBjLCbJ4<br>
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——　なぜ謝るんですか？
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GOSHO AOYAMA MEETS SONNY LIEW Q & A 2 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYFBZ9SPMh8<br>
 
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GOSHO AOYAMA MEETS SONNY LIEW Q & A 3 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otZFryt92a0
 
  
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Post Movie screening Q & A 1 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKiGBa3KGx8<br>
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青山　いや、なんか偉そうな言い方だなぁと思って。でも、その手の質問は、本当に困っちゃうんですよ。たまに、若手漫画家とかに「どうすれば売れるんですか？」と聞かれることがあるんだけど、俺自身は本当にそんなことを考えたことがないから、答えようがなくて。
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Post Movie screening Q & A 2 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzqEE7riqQg
 
  
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Book signing part 1 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WDfaI9D20Q<br>
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——　少しわかった気がします。現実としてアシスタントの給料を払いたいとかの「食える」は考えたことがあるけど、「売れる」という野心のようなものは抱いたことがないのでは？
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Book signing part 2 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op9HON7v9Jc<br>
 
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Book signing part 3 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDF_ywmI0Y8
 
  
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=== Akai and Amuro Secret Files Voice Actors Interview 2016 ===
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青山　そうそうそうそう。いや、そうでもないな。正直に言うと、『YAIBA』の頃は「売れたい」も少しだけありましたよ。
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11/29/2016
 
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===20th Anniversary DVD collection guidebook interviews RAW===
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——　こちらが関西人だったら「あったんかい！」とツッコむところです。
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青山　だって、ゲーム化してほしかったから（笑）。魔剣にいろんな玉を入れるとそれぞれの力が出せるという設定って、まるでゲームだから。ゲーム化だけじゃなくて、アニメ化もしてほしくて、アクション、アクション、またアクションってやってみたのに全然ダメだった。だから、「売れる」というのに近い夢が実現するのなんて、もうその夢をあきらめた頃だったんです。ましてや、『コナン』なんて、「こんな会話ばっかりの作品、アニメ化されるわけねえ。主人公が動かねぇし」と思っていたのにすぐにアニメ化されちゃうしで（笑）。つまり、全然狙ってなかったんです。
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——　あぁ、だから「売れる」「売れない」の境界線がわからない？
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Yamazaki Wakana (Ran)<br>
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青山　そうそうそう。だから、よくわからないというのが本音だけど、描きたいものを描くというのが一番大切だと思う。読者ってすごいから、「このへんやっときゃ、ウケるんでしょ？」みたいな作り手側の作為なんて、一発で見抜きますからね。
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Hori Yuitoshi (Gin)<br>
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——　答えにくい質問をありがとうございました。では、はじまりについての流れでいうと、『まじっく快斗』はどのような発想だったのですか？
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Furuya Touru (Bourbon)<br>
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青山　俺、コナン・ドイルも好きでしたけど、モーリス・ルブランもすっごい好きだったんで、泥棒ものを描きたいなと。
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Hayashibara Megumi (Ai)<br>
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——　モーリス・ルブランはアルセーヌ・ルパンシリーズの作者として有名です。
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Ikeda Shuuichi (Shuuichi)<br>
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青山　うん。でもね。聞いた話だと、原書はすげぇ短編で、日本の翻訳家さんが付け足したらしいんです。それも、すげぇ付け足したっていう（笑）。その付け足しのおかげで、めちゃめちゃおもしろくなったらしくて。……いま思い出した余談をしてもいいですか？
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Koyama Rikiya (Kogoro)<br>
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——　もちろんです。
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Yamaguchi Kappei (Kaitou Kid)<br>
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青山　そう言えばね、以前にフランスからインタビュアーがわざわざ来てくれてインタビューを受けたんですよ。「モーリス・ルブランがすっごい好きで、『まじっく快斗』を描いたんですよ」って言ったら、「モーリス・ルブラン？　あれは、子供の読み本ですよ」みたいなことを言われちゃって。「え？　そうなの？」と、すげえ驚いたのをいま思い出しました。だから、日本の翻訳家さんがすげぇがんばった説は、本当な気がする。「奇巌城」とか「８１３の謎」とか、おもしろいし、かっこいいから。
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Horikawa Ryo (Heiji)<br>
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——　さらっと話が展開していきましたけど、海外からも取材者が訪れるんですね？
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Hidaka Noriko (Masumi)<br>
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青山　いや、でも、そのフランスの人ぐらいですよ。あ、中国からも来てくれたかもしれない（笑）。あとはまぁ、海外のイベントに参加した時に、シンガポールとかアメリカでは取材されたことがあるけど。それでね、フランスから来たその人は『YAIBA』に夢中で、その取材だったんですよ。だから、モーリス・ルブランが子供向きだって言われた時は、「あなたが取材に来てる『YAIBA』のほうがよっぽど子供向きだぞ！」と思ったけどね（笑）。それでまた、実はその時の裏話があるんですけど……あ、さすがに話がそれすぎ？
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Yuya Atsuko, Takagi Wataru, Chiba Isshin, Tanaka Rie, Kato Yuko, Inoue Kazuhiko, Morikawa Toshiyuki, Sugimoto Yu, Orikasa Ai, Chafurin (Police)<br>
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Iwai Yukiko, Ootani Ikue, Wakagi Wataru, Ogata Kenichi (Detective Boys)<br>
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青山　フランスでは、『YAIBA』がまだ完結していないタイミングで、ヤマタノオロチ編かなにかだったんだけど、日本では『コナン』が始まっていたんですよ。フランスのインタビュアーが、『YAIBA』って「このあとどうなるの？」と聞いてきたんだけど、「いや、もう終わりました」と言ったら、ものすごくビックリしちゃって。まるでこの世の終わりみたいな顔をするから、この人おもしろいと思って、『コナン』のコミックスの１巻だったかな？　コナンくんがホームズの格好をしている絵を見せて「いま描いているのはこれです」って喜んでもらおうと思ったんです。そしたら、全然リアクションが薄くて「ふん、なにそれ？コナン・ドイル？」みたいな。フランスの人だからか、イギリスのホームズがあんまり好きじゃないみたいで。それがもう、おかしくておかしくて。
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Yamaguchi Kappei (Shinichi)<br>
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青山　『おれは鉄兵』が好きだったから。剣道ものをとにかくやりたかったんです。探偵ものも描きたかったけど、『YAIBA』よりも前に『探偵ジョージのミニミニ大作戦』っていう、探偵ものっぽいやつを描いてましたから。で、始まったんだけど、さっきも話したように、なまじ自分が剣道をやってたから変なストッパーがかかっちゃうんです。
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——　アシスタントさんが「竹刀の先についてるキャップみたいなのを外すと竹刀がばらばらになるでしょ？　その状態で突けばいいじゃん」と提案しても「いや、それ、反則だから」とか？
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青山　そうです。それで、これ以上やってもおもしろくならないなぁと思って、じゃあ魔剣ものにしようと。で、鬼丸が本当に鬼になっちゃった（笑）。
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——　短編群のなかで、とくに思い出深い作品はありますか？
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青山　みんな思い出深いですよ。『夏のサンタクロース』はけっこう時間がかかったけど評判がよくてうれしかったし、映画の『椿三十郎』が好きで、あの作品に影響を受けて描いた『プレイ　イット　アゲイン』も思い出深いし。うん。全部が懐かしいです。
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——　『椿三十郎』といえば、打ち合わせの時に青山さんが絶賛していたので、この間はじめて見たんですけど、めちゃくちゃおもしろかったです。古い映画というだけで敬遠していたんですけど、一分の隙もない超エンタメ作品でした。
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青山　よかったでしょ？　びっくりでしょ？　そうなんですよ。昔の映画って、みんなちょっとなぁってなるんだけど、『椿三十郎』だけは、いつ見てもいい感じなんですよ。笑いもあってしんみりするところもあって、いいセリフもある。物語のなかではなにもできない奥方が「あなたは、なんだかギラギラしすぎてますね。抜き身みたいに。あなたは鞘のない刀みたいな人。よく斬れます。でも、本当にいい刀は鞘に入っているものですよ」と椿三十郎にばしっと言ったりね。かっこいい。同じ黒澤明監督の『七人の侍』もおもしろいんだけど、ちょっと長いんです。もし、黒澤明が生きてて、いまの時代のスピード感みたいなものを感じていたら、たぶんいろいろとカットしていると思う。「３時間は長ぇか？」って（笑）。
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——　青山さんのそういうところがすごいです。黒澤明といえば世界的な巨匠なのに、いまふうの言葉で言うと、さくっとディスりましたよね？
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===Movie 20 "Truth in Black" Booklet===
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青山　ディスってない、ディスってない(笑)。いやだって、本当に長いもん、『七人の侍』は。
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——　でも、巨匠だからどうのとか世間の評価が高いからという、肩書き的価値観は信じていないですよね？
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青山　あぁ、それはそうかもしれない。だって、一番大切なのは作品がおもしろいかどうかだから。もちろん、世間で流行っているというのは重要です。なにかを見たり知ったりするというきっかけにはなるから、世間の評判で映画を選んだりはするけど。
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——　ではでは、『まじっく快斗』のはじまりについても教えてください。
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===Complete Color Works Interview Aoyama 2016===
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青山　挫折の質問の流れで、マガジンの編集者に「絵柄を変えなきゃマガジンでは無理だよ」と言ってもらえた話をしたでしょ？　実はその人に「いま君が一番描きたいもの描いてみてよ」とも言ってもらえたんですよ。その時に、そうかそうだよなって真剣に考えたら「だったら、快斗の話かなぁ」と思ったんです。それよりも前に『まじっく快斗』の原形になっている『さりげなくルパン』という短編を描いていたんですけど、あのお話は、アシスタントも気に入っていて。それで、『まじっく快斗』のはじまりの話なんですけど、ある時、『今度、快斗くんの連載が決まったよ』と伝えたら、アシスタントが一斉に『おぉ～！　始まるんだ！』と盛り上がってくれて。だから、この話もしちゃっていいのかわからないですけど、俺が心の底から一番描きたい漫画は『まじっく快斗』なんです。……って、これはやっぱり言わないほうがいいのかな？　いやでも、実はファンの人はみんな知っていると思うんですけどね、意外に。
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——　なるほど。そんな経緯から記念すべき連載デビュー作が生まれて、いまだに続いていると。
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青山　続いていますね。終わんないですね。『まじっく快斗』は、俺が死ぬまで終わんないんじゃないかな。『コナン』は終わるかもしれないけど、これは終わんないかもしれない。……実はですね、『まじっく快斗』は、初期エピソードが解決したら快斗と青子が探偵事務所を開くという展開を考えていたんですよ。でも、そのあとに『コナン』を始めて、もうね、すでにいろんな事件をやっちゃってるからその展開案はもう無理なんですけど。
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「名探偵コナン」青山剛昌さんがエール July 16, 2016 <br>
 
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鳥取の球児　ガンバレ
 
  
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　第９８回全国高校野球選手権鳥取大会がいよいよ開幕する。厳しい練習に取り組んできた県内の野球部員たちを応援してもらおうと、「名探偵コナン」などの作品で知られる北栄町出身の漫画家、青山剛昌さんにコナンのイラスト入りメッセージ色紙を寄せてもらった。（横山翼）
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——　『名探偵コナン』誕生前の時期のエピソードとはいえ、なぜ、『まじっく快斗』が一番描きたかったのでしょう？
  
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　――野球好きと聞きましたが、きっかけは
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青山　やっぱりアルセーヌ・ルパンが好きだからです。『ルパン三世』よりも先にアルセーヌ・ルパンが好きだったから。なんだったけかな？　そうだ。一回ね、小学館の謝恩会という編集者や漫画家や関係者が集まるパーティで、「サインください」って言われて「いいですよ」と答えたらガーッとすごい列になっちゃったことがあるんです。その行列のなかに『（美少女戦士）セーラームーン』の作者である武内（直子）さんが並んでて、「快斗を描いてください」「快斗がタキシード仮面のモデルなんですよ」と言ってもらえたことがあったなぁ。その時期は快斗がいまほど有名ではなかったから、うれしかったのを思い出しました。
  
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　ジャイアンツの長嶋（茂雄）選手です。
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——　快斗が『名探偵コナン』に登場する展開も当初から想定していたのですか？
  
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　――高校野球は見ていましたか
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青山　いや、決めてなかったですね。実はですね、コナンくんにライバルキャラを出したいなぁと思った時があって、江戸川乱歩の明智小五郎に対する怪人二十面相みたいなやつがいいなぁと模索してたら、「あ、俺、前に描いてたわ」と思い出して（笑）。当時の編集長に「怪盗キッド、出していい？」と聞いたら「絶対におもしろくなるならいいですよ」って。もうね、小躍りですよ。「いいって言ったよね？」って、アシスタントとも盛り上がって、一気にわーって描いて。
  
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　思い出に残っているのは、原（辰徳）選手の東海大相模と、定岡（正二）選手の鹿児島実業が戦った延長戦です。夜遅くまで試合があり、なかなか決着がつかない試合を見て、手に汗握りました。
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——　なるほど。それにしても青山さんって、漫画のことになるとすごく楽しそうに話しますよね。
  
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　――高校球児が主人公の「４番サード」など野球を題材にした作品も描かれています。野球漫画のだいご味は
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青山　うん。あと、今日のインタビューは話がそれてもいいのが楽しいね。
  
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　ピッチャーだと、三振。バッターだと、ホームラン。カンタンやなぁ（笑）
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——　実際の漫画制作ではどうですか？　一番楽しい瞬間というのは？
  
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青山　アクションシーンを描いている時かなぁ。さっき言ったみたいに、編集部から頼まれたわけでもないのに、俺が描きたくて描いているから。
  
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　青山さんが挙げた東海大相模と鹿児島実の延長戦は、１９７４年の第５６回全国高校野球選手権大会・準々決勝のこと。延長十五回の死闘の末、４―５で東海大相模が敗れている。原選手は野手で、定岡選手はエースだった。
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——　では、「〇〇でなければ漫画じゃない」。この○○になにか言葉を埋めるとしたら？
  
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青山　なんだろ。逆なんじゃないですかね。ひとつの言葉でしばれないから、漫画はおもしろい。たとえば、「夢」という言葉をその○○に入れたとして、「夢がなければ漫画じゃない」って、ある意味では成立しているけど、でも、夢が一切なくてもおもしろい漫画って存在しているでしょ？　いろいろある。その豊かさが漫画の魅力のひとつかもしれない。しかも、日本の漫画はジャンル全体としてすごいですから。海外の人も『コナン』を好きでいてくれるけど、その感覚ってアメコミファンが世界中にいるとは、全然違う深度があると思うんですよ。行間を読んでくれるファンの豊かさは、絶対に日本の漫画とその読者のほうがすごい。だからもし、漫画家の団体戦で世界大会があったら、日本はまぁ負けないと思う。うん。いま、ちゃんと想像してみたけど、負けない負けない。それぐらい日本の漫画はすごいです。
  
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　あおやま・ごうしょう　　１９６３年、北栄町（旧大栄町）出身。日本大学芸術学部卒。８６年、「ちょっとまってて」で小学館新人コミック大賞少年部門に入選、９４年から「週刊少年サンデー」（小学館）で「名探偵コナン」の連載を開始。単行本は８９巻まで刊行され、世界２１の国と地域で翻訳、出版されている。テレビアニメなどにもなり、映画は今年公開の「名探偵コナン　純黒の悪夢」で２０作目。ほかに「まじっく快斗」「ＹＡＩＢＡ」などの作品がある。
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——　では、さきほどの楽しい瞬間の逆で、漫画を描いていて孤独を感じる瞬間とは？
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青山　孤独？　俺、ひとりが好きだからなぁ。みんなとの作業が終わってアシスタントが帰ると、すげぇほっとするもん（笑）。それで、そのひとりの時間にネームを描くんです。もちろん、ずっとひとりだと寂しいけど、そういうタイミングでみんなが来るから、またほっとして。だから、孤独は好きなタイプだと思う。（明石家）さんまちゃんも言ってたしね。「俺、ひとりが好きやねん」って。
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===Gosho Singapore visit Interview===
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——　あ、さんまさんとは面識があるんですね？
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Novemnber 12-13, 2016
 
  
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'''Q AND A SLIDE SHOW'''<br>
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青山　ううん。まったくない。
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Audio only : https://clyp.it/mwoiwshx (slide show and Q & A)
 
  
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——　本当に関西人でなくてよかったです。そうだったらのツッコミは、「ないんかい！」でした。
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Slide: Creating Detective Conan: The Life and Works of Gosho Aoyama
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青山　ふふふ。勝手に俺が好きなだけ。『男女7人夏物語』の頃から好きだったけど、『明石家サンタ』ってあるでしょ？　クリスマスにやっているバラエティ番組。ある年に、さんまちゃんが３０分ぐらいがーって無駄話をして「あ、もう３０分や。コナンくんなら事件解決してるで」と言ってくれた時に、一緒に見てたアシスタントと「やったー！」ってガッツポーズしましたもん。「がんばろう！」って。あれは、相当うれしかった思い出ですね。
  
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Program Director:  So, a warm welcome to Singapore Writers Festival 2016, organized by the National Arts Council. Before the Start of this event we will like to thank our key venue and program partner the Arts House for their generous support. Thank you very much. So, we would like to, uh, start with the (inaudible, name of translator)
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——　では、質問の角度を変えて。取材者として、各ジャンルのスーパースターにしか聞いてこなかったのですが、その質問に対してサザンオールスターズの桑田佳祐さんは「１７歳の自分の感性をいまだに信じていること」と答え、ダウンタウンの松本人志さんは「サービス精神」と答えました。
  
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Translator: Ah, yes, good evening. I’d like to get started. (inaudible) Excuse me for those. Welcome to the panel Creating Detective Conan: The Life and Works of Gosho Aoyama. I’d very much like to thank you all for coming this year and we can (?rate?) this today. Let’s welcome the creator of Detective Conan, Gosho Aoyama.
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青山　なになに？　その質問自体はなんだったの？
  
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(Loud Claps)
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——　「他者との比較ではなく、自分のなかにある才能で一番信じられるものはなにか？」です。
  
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Translator: Ah, my name is (inaudible, don’t want to screw up name) the translator for this session. I will talk in Japanese with Aoyama-sensei today and show the question in English (inaudible) the answer of Mr. Aoyama will translate it in English. Then, the first question:  (Japanese question)
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青山　あぁ、だったら俺は、「ラブコメ」と答えたいです。
  
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Slide: How do you like Singapore? Is this the first time to come Singapore for you?
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——　ラブコメですか？　ミステリーではなく？
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　ラブコメ。あだち先生にはかなうわけもないけど、ラブコメです。コナンのミステリーは、事件やトリックを編集者と一緒に考えていて共同作業の部分もあるし、ミステリーも苦手ではないけど、やっぱり、ラブコメですね。
  
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——　ラブコメの才能を一番信じているって、サザンの桑田さんの「１７歳の感性」と似ているようで、実は微妙に違いますよね。恋愛観はものすごく時代に左右される。ということは、常に時代と寄り添っていないと遅れてしまう恐怖心のようなものはありませんか？
  
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Translator: So, Singapore equals (inaudible) to Aoyama-sensei
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青山　その怖さは常にあります。もう、しょっちゅう考えている。だから、新しいものを取り入れようと思うし、『逃げ恥』や『君の名は。』を見て、自分が「おもしろい！」と感じて、それが世の中の多くの人に人気があると、ちょっと安心するというか。自分の作品目線でも、「俺の描くラブコメで、本当にいいんですか？」と、みんなに聞きたくなる瞬間もあるし。ただ、ラブコメではないけど、トレンドと言う意味では、ここにもギリギリがあるような気もします。
  
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(more laughs)
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——　その場合のギリギリとは？
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　まず、言葉。流行りすぎている言葉を『コナン』で使うのは、危険ということ。「ガン黒」とかね。次にファッション。帝丹高校の女子のソックスをね、ルーズソックスにしようかどうか迷った時期があるんだけど、そうしなくて本当によかったと思う。一方で、蘭のスカートは時代にあわせて、コミックスの１巻といまとでは長さが全然違うんです。トレンドと普遍性のバランスは、本当にギリギリがあって、そこはとても難しい。ただね、原作漫画の毛利小五郎の電話は、黒電話のダイヤル式と決めているんです。これはもう絶対あれしかない。一生変えない。
  
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Translator: And (inaudible) of course.
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——　変えない理由がなにかあるんですか？
  
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Slide: Aoyama Gosho Manga Factory in Tottori Prefecture
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青山　なんとなく。
  
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Translator: Mr. Aoyama (inaudible) in Tottori Prefecture, have a museum called Aoyama Gosho Manga Factory. Which you can enjoy, if you choose (inaudible). And the comics Conan has been translated in 21 countries and regions. You can also see these comics in this museum, if you have the chance to come visit there.
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——　流れ上、いちおう言っておきますね。「ないんかい！」。
  
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Slide: (various pictures inside museum)
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青山　ふふふ。まぁ、松田優作主演のドラマ『探偵物語』が好きで、劇中に登場する電話がそれだったからっていうきっかけはあるんだけどね。
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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——　「あるんかい！」。いや、違うな。「どっちやねん！」。
  
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Slide: What kind of child were you? Have you been creating Manga since then?
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青山　あったあった。『探偵物語』の影響です。そういえば……全然関係ない話をしてもいい？
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　もちろんです。この企画は雑談という名のインタビューですから。
  
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Translator: So, when he was a child he was somehow the character was like Mitsuhiko than Conan, so he was like naughty kid.
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青山　あのですね、『探偵物語』の主人公を松田優作が演じているんですけど、劇中の名前が工藤俊作というんです。で、この間、ある書物を読んでいたら、工藤俊作と同姓同名の艦長がいたらしいんです。駆逐艦の艦長なんですけど、日本がまだ勝っている頃に、海戦で戦果をあげて「残存勢力を殲滅せよ」といった指令を受けると。ちょうどそんなタイミングに敵の潜水艦がぷかぁっと浮いてきたんですって。つまり、まだ生きている敵兵がいっぱいいるわけです。指令は殲滅せよ、ですよね？　ところが工藤艦長は、「スクリューを止めろ。彼らを巻き込んで死なせてはならない」と部下に命じて、第一砲塔の担当だけを残して全員に敵兵の救助にあたれって言ったらしいんです。結果、すでに２００人以上がいた船に４００人ほどを乗せて、「君たちは我々と戦った勇敢な兵士だ。そしていまや我が国の大切なゲストだ」と、食事も与えて病院船までちゃんと連れて行ったんですって。「うお、もうひとりの工藤俊作もめちゃくちゃかっこいいな！」……って、最近思ったんですよね。全然関係ないけど（笑）。
  
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——　そもそも、青山さんは、自分が大人という自覚はありますか？
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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青山　ないなぁ。子供っぽいと思う。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　その前提として、青山剛昌流・大人の定義とは？
  
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Translator: So, he was drawing manga since he was very young. (Japanese question)
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青山　お酒が飲める。タバコが吸える。
  
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Slide: What Manga did you like when you were young?
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——　え？　基準が法律ですか？
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　ふふふ。あとはなんだろう？『仮面ライダー』と『ウルトラマン』を夢中になって見なくなった時、それが大人。まあ、大人になってもマニアな人は『仮面ライダー』も『ウルトラマン』も大好きだけど、ふつうの子供は卒業すると思いますから。
  
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——　なるほど。ちなみに、青山さんはそのふたつは？
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　いつの頃からか、見なくなったね。あ、ってことは、俺、大人だ！
  
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Translator: So, uh, he was a big fan of Mr. Chiba Tetsuya’s “Ore wa Tepei” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ore_wa_Teppei). That was his favorite manga when he was young. (Japanese question)
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——　大人ですね！　あれ？　大人なんですかね？
  
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青山　いや、でもダメだと思います。いわゆる一般的な価値観でいえば、全然大人じゃないと思う。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer) Sherlock Holmes
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——　失礼ながら、今回のインタビューを通してそう感じました。でも、そこが青山さんの魅力のひとつだとも。そうでなければ、いまだに少年誌のどまんなかで連載ができていないんじゃないかと。
  
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(loud cheers)
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青山　そうかなぁ。そうだとうれしいけど、たしかに、少年の心みたいなものを忘れちゃうと、少年漫画は描けないとは思う。描いても、嘘くさくなってしまうから。あとね、これも余談になっちゃうかもしれないけど、少年漫画の一線で活躍している漫画家の得意・不得意みたいなことは考えたことがあります。
  
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Translator: So his favorite novel was Sherlock Holmes, and he really loved the (inaudible) series. (Japanese question about Sherlock Holmes)
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——　青山剛昌の「少年漫画ヒットの法則」ですね。ぜひ、教えてください。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　だから、そんなに偉そうなもんじゃないけど(笑)。まず、少年漫画で人気の三大要素に「ラブコメ」「冒険」「友情」というのがあると思ったんですね。
  
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Slide: I heard that when you were in primary school, you have wrote (……..not readable……….) for private detective stories? Is this true?
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——　ミステリーは？
  
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青山　ミステリーは少年漫画では「冒険」に含まれるとしましょう。で、３つを備えている人はたぶんいないんですよ。留美子先生は「ラブコメ」と「冒険」が得意。あだち先生は「ラブコメ」と「友情」が得意。『ワンピース』の尾田（栄一郎）くんは、「冒険」と「友情」が得意。で、ここからは想像だけど、留美子先生は、「友情」が苦手で、あだち先生は「冒険」が苦手、尾田くんは「ラブコメ」が苦手だと思うんですよ。もちろん、みなさん、漫画界のスーパースターだから苦手といってもその辺の人たちよりはずっとすごいはずなんだけど、少なくとも得意分野よりは苦手。
  
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——　逆に言えば、ふたつの要素で超越していればスーパースターになれると？
  
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青山　そうそう。３つ揃っている人なんて、偉大な先人を含めてもいないかもしれない。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　気になるのは、青山さん自身の分析です。
  
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Translator: So, uh, when he was in Primary school, he really did determine himself to write a manga, create a manga about private detective stories, but at the time the character of Conan was not in his head yet.  (Japanese question)
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青山　俺は留美子先生と同じ「ラブコメ」と「冒険」が得意かもしれない。「友情」は苦手。
  
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——　え？　平次とコナンの関係性など、苦手という感じはしないですが？
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　そう言ってもらえるとうれしいけど、「友情」がスーパー得意な人ほどは描けていないんです。たとえば、あだち先生の『タッチ』での達也と孝太郎の友情なんて、ものすごくいいでしょ？　ぐっとくる。ああいうのは俺には描けない。
  
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Translator: So, he actually had this idea of the character (inaudible) character from (inaudible) Mikeneko Holmes which is by Akagawa Jirou (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jir%C5%8D_Akagawa#Calico_Cat_Holmes)
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——　お聞きして思ったのは、弱点を俯瞰できていることのすごみでした。漫画の神様・手塚治虫氏も、ちばてつや氏の『あしたのジョー』を引き合いに出して、「キャラクターで引っ張る漫画は描けない」から、自分はストーリーで漫画を描くと自己分析されていたそうです。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　なるほど。でも、俺が一番好きな手塚さんの漫画って『ブラック・ジャック』なんだけど、あの作品は、主人公のキャラクターでちゃんと引っ張ってると思うな。あと、いまその話を聞いて思ったのは、やっぱり俺は、手塚さんいわくのちばてつや系譜の漫画が大好きなんだなということ。たしかに、ちば先生の漫画って全部が主人公ありきですもんね。『おれは鉄兵』だって鉄兵ありきだし、それを子供の頃から読んできて大好きだった俺は、コナンが必ず絡んでくるでしょう。あ、時々、新一だけど（笑）。
  
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Translator: So in that story, Mikeneko, which is a cat, a multicolored cat, who is a detective, a cat is a detective.
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——　では、「哀愁」というキーワードならばどうでしょう？
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　哀愁？　切ないなぁとかの哀愁？
  
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Translator: So in the story, the cat being a detective was a quite cute setting, so he thought of Conan the character. (Japanese question)
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——　個人的に青山作品が好きなのは、読後感に切なさがあるというか、「哀愁」があるのも大きいと感じています。
  
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Slide: I suppose you may have been inspired by Ranman ½? The transformation in Ranma ½ is a gender shift while Detective Conan is an age shift. Can you please elaborate on this?
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青山　哀愁かぁ。そのキーワードで自分の漫画を考えたことはなかったけど、自分の好きなものには、哀愁があるなぁといま思いました。映画では黒澤明の『用心棒』なんて、めちゃくちゃ切ないし、好きだったアニメの『銀河鉄道９９９』や『無敵超人ザンボット３』も哀愁があった。『無敵超人ザンボット３』なんて、タイトル通りに主要な登場人物が３人いるのに、最後は主人公のひとりだけが生き残るっていう切なさだったし、『タイガーマスク』もそうだし。
  
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——　若い読者は知らないかもですが、『タイガーマスク』はエンディング曲までもが哀愁感満載でした。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　そうなんだよね。たしかに、いまの若い世代は知らないと思うけど、『タイガーマスク』って、覆面レスラーなんです。でも、ちびっこハウスの孤児たちを見守っているんだけど、覆面を脱いで遊びに行くと、「キザ兄ちゃん」なんて言われてからかわれてしまう。海に行っても「泳げないから一緒に入れない」なんて言うんだけど、本当は、子供たちのために覆面レスラーとして稼いでいるから身体中が傷だらけで、それを子供たちに見せられないから海に入れないんですよ。うわ、切ない！　いま、思い出しても切なくなってきた。うん。「哀愁」というキーワードにも、たしかに影響を受けているかもしれないです。でも、そのキーワードにひとつ足すとしたら、「ハッピーエンド」にはこだわりがあるかもしれない。
  
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Translator: He was not inspired by Ranma 1/2. (Japanese question about Soccer)
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——　どういうことでしょう？
  
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Slide: What made you decide Shinichi Kudo as a boy who is good at football?
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青山　これは自慢話みたいになってしまうかもしれないけど、『君の名は。』の新海（誠）さんが、僕は以前から大好きだったんですね。『秒速５センチメートル』の第１話なんて本当に大好きなんですけど、新海さんの作品のラストって悲しかったでしょ。いまのインタビューの流れで言うと切なくて哀愁がある。だから、新海さんがもし、ハッピーエンドを作ったら絶対にもっと売れるのにと、当時の担当編集に口をすっぱくして言ってたんですよ。「この人、もったいねぇなぁ」って。ところが『君の名は。』って、ハッピーエンドでしょ？　めちゃくちゃ売れたでしょ？　ほら見ろ！　と。いや、これは『君の名は。』が売れる前になにかしらのオフィシャルなインタビューで言いたかった。すみません、自慢話みたいに聞こえたら（笑）。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　青山さんのその感覚って、日芸時代からそうだったんですか？　芸術系の大学だと、仲間はもっとカルトよりの「わかるやつだけわかればいい」といった映画などが好きそうな気もしますが？
  
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Translator: The reason is quite simple, because in that period when Conan started its series that J-league, the football team in Japan was a really big trend, so that’s why he thought of making that setting of Shinichi being good at football. (Japanese question)
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青山　あぁ、いたなぁ、そういう人も。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　当時でいえば、単館系の映画館で上映されていたジム・ジャームッシュ監督作品とか？
  
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Translator: Shinichi, he is really good at sports, but not at music. Why is it so, because Mr. Aoyama said he is not a good singer.
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青山　誰それ？（汗）
  
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(loud laughs)
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——　いや、『ストレンジャー・ザン・パラダイス』とかのモノクロ映画がカルト的な人気で。
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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青山　なにそれ？（大汗）
  
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Slide: I heard when you just started Conan, you didn’t expect this series to be very long since it is a mystery. Why did you think this although you are a mystery fan?
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——　あ、もうこの話は大丈夫です。とにかく、青山さんはエンターテインメント作品が好きだったと。
  
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(Video 1 cuts out here so we are missing a few of the question slides)
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青山　そうそう。俺は、大学生の時も黒澤明の超絶エンターテインメント作品とかが好きだったし、いまでもエンタメでかつハッピーエンドなものが好きですね。あんまりこういうことを言うと、『コナン』のラストを深読みしそうな読者が現れそうだけど（笑）。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　いえ、そもそもなにを持ってハッピーエンドとするのかが深いテーマだと思います。
  
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Translator: He predicted that a reader wouldn’t read a manga with so many words because for Aoyama-sensei, if he was a reader, he thought it would be a bit to tiring if there were a lot of words in manga. (Japanese question)
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青山　そうそうそう。それも、人によるしね。もしかしたら、哀愁とハッピーエンドの関係って、苦手なセリフのところで話した「くさい」と「くさすぎる」と同じで、ギリギリを模索するのが難しいし、やりがいなのかもしれないです。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　この３０年間で、そのギリギリを模索した絶妙感がベストなご自身の作品を１作だけを選べと言われたら、どれになりますか？
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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青山　（即答して）「×××××」。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　即答でした。担当編集者との事前打ち合わせでは、青山さんが悩まれるのでは？　との意見が多かったのですが、即決でしたね。
  
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Translator: He was surprised how Conan series was very very popular from the very first volume of the book. So since, for the first book, he thought of a long setting, story setting. (Japanese question)
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青山　これはもう、「×××××」しかない。あれって、２０１５年に入院した時に描いたんですよ。入院して、今後はもう漫画が描けなくなるかもしれないと感じたから、これだけは絶対に描きたいって。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　いまの青山さんの答えは伏字にしておきますので、気になった読者のみなさまはP１９３からの「３０年分の１話」企画をチェックしてみてください。では、３０年を振り返って、漫画になにかを捧げている感覚はありますか？
  
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Translator: So Mr. Gosho Aoyama asked so the Black Organization setting was slowly changed through the series in the long term, but Aoyama-sensei actually had the idea for the setting from the beginning. (Japanese question)
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青山　えっとね、若さ？
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　捧げましたか？
  
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Translator: So every time he talked with the editors for long long hours (Japanese question)
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青山　若さは捧げたかなぁ、『コナン』に（笑）。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　『名探偵コナン』だけでも連載２３年です。
  
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Translator: He always gives homework to the editors to think of the ideas for the tricks and actually sometimes there is the tricks can not be used. (inaudible) can not be used in the comics. Sometimes in the long time they have reflect to the ideas in the past and they use it for new comics
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青山　そうなんだよ！　モンキー・パンチ先生が「ルパン三世に言いたいことは？」という質問で「俺の若さを返せ！」っておっしゃってたけど、あのお気持ちが、すごいよくわかるもん。ただ、最近はね、年齢を重ねての変化もおもしろいなぁとも思ってるんです。納豆の話をしていいですか？
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　納豆？　この流れで納豆？
  
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Translator: So both Aoyama-sensei and the editor actually brief together especially when they have to read the mystery novel or mystery movies that they most recently to have new ideas.
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青山　鳥取って、納豆を食わないんですよ。でも、NHKの連続テレビ小説なんかだと、ネバネバ状態でごはんにかけておいしそうに食べてるから、「うまそうだな。どんな味なんだろう？」って想像するじゃないですか。それで、東京に来て食べたら、腐ってんじゃんと思って。めっちゃ腐ってんじゃんと思って。だから嫌いだったんだけど、最近テレビの情報バラエティ番組かなにかで、ひきわり納豆と細切り豚肉をあわせて炒めて食べるとおいしいと言っていたんですよ。それで試してみたら、これがまぁやたらとうまくて。そうこうしているうちに、納豆が大好きになって。最近大好きなんです。味覚って変わるのかなぁと思ったけど、まあ、体にもいいしね。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　お体には本当に気をつけてください。ラスト２問は、まじめな質問です。まずは、もし漫画家になれていなかったら、どんな人生を送っていたと思いますか？
  
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Translator: So they get a lot of clues from the movies a lot. (Japanese question)
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青山　アニメと漫画の好きな、漫画のうまい美術の先生。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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——　そんな漫画のうまい美術の先生は、プロの漫画家に対して愛憎入り混じった感情を抱くんですかね？
  
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Translator: Sometimes the briefing takes up to 12 hours. Just by writing the Name, which is a rough setting. He took three days just to think of the plot. And drawing five days. So it actually doesn’t finish within a week. (Japanese question about tricks and gimmicks)
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青山　わかんない。だって、なってないから。
  
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(loud laughs)
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——　青山さん、身も蓋もないとはこのことです。
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　そっか。ただ、逆に思ったのは、俺って夢を叶えているんだなぁということでした。漫画家になれて、アニメ化もされて、それが子供の頃から大好きな映画のでっかいスクリーンでも自分のキャラクターたちが動いてくれて。それは本当にありがたいことだなぁと思いました。
  
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Translator: So he really likes the gimmick. Which is like the (inaudible). So it’s easier to understand for kids and is more exciting. He does experience by himself whether it really works. (Japanese question)
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——　では最後に。青山剛昌が考える漫画家としてのプロフェッショナルとは？
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　え～。ないなぁ。
  
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Translator: So he takes turn of the story, so once the gimmick is inside the locked room, the next time is different gimmick.
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——　ないってことはなくないですか？　画業３０周年ですよ？
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　自分をプロフェッショナルだなんて思ってないしなぁ。……ただ、どこかで、学園祭がずっと続いているような感覚はあります。
  
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Translator: So when there is actually a real murder which happen in real life, he would not try to do that. (Japanese question)
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——　学園祭感覚とは、どういうことでしょう？
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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青山　なんていうのかな。俺は漫画のはじまりが漫研の後輩や同級生を誘ってスタートしているでしょ？　投稿作の頃なんて、もろに学園祭の延長線上で、ひたすら楽しかったんです。海賊ノリでね。そりゃあ、一時期は『コナン』をやめようと思っていたぐらいですから、漫画を生みだすのは大変だし、ストレスを感じることもあるけど、でも基本は、いまでも学園祭がずっと続いているようで楽しいんですよ。あとは、やっぱり、ファンのみんなの存在が大きいです。いまでもね、ファンレターを読む瞬間が、俺にとって、なにものにも代え難い至福の時間だから。シンプルに「この回のここがよかったです」という言葉だけでもニヤニヤが止まらなくて励まされる。時には「もうそろそろ、『コナン』の連載は終わったほうがいいと思います」なんて辛辣なお便りをいただくこともあるんだけどね（笑）。でも、そういう意見も含めて、すべてのファンレターがありがたいんです。……って、最後の最後の「プロフェッショナルってなんぞや？」という質問でこういうことを答える俺って、くさすぎますかね？​​​​
  
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Translator: In the London Series, Shinichi tells actually how he feels about Ran (inaudible) (Japanese question)
 
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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译：赤木ダブル
  
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Translator: So when his favorite time, so the time when Akai-san was alive. (Japanese question)
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</spoiler>
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Some Translation info
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<spoiler>
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from The Red Thread Facebook Group
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Info by 頭脳明晰天真爛漫; English translation by Jiamin
  
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Translator: He doesn’t target any of the (inaudible)  
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Hi there! This is Aoyama, it’s a little sudden, but I am going to announce my “favorite chapter in my 30-year career”
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Since my debut in 1986, I cannot possibly remember the numbers of chapters I’ve drawn, however, when it was asked “the number one chapter,” I can answer it without any hesitation. There’s no other option, the one and only great chapter that need to exist in this world! That is!!!.... the hint is “hospital.”
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[the next page reveals: Shinichi Boy(part one, 923), and the book shows rough draft of the chapter and Aoyama sensei’s page by page notes/comments]
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
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(TN: Shinichi boy was drawn while Aoyama was hospitalized in 2015, in SDB 90+ he also mentioned he created the chapter with the feeling that “this great chapter needs to exist in the world”)
  
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Translator: He doesn’t even really children, he doesn’t target adults, he just target everyone
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(loud laughs)
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Info from @oooHYYo (no scan provided), English translation by Jiamin:
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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1. Aoyama sensei’s favorite movie: last year’s was good, so does movie 1 & movie 4<br>2. The Higo charm case, when Conan received Ran’s text, he’s probably thinking “I wanna reply ASAP! But I can’t” or something like that<br>3. Favorite chapter “Shinichi Boy” when Ran said “don’t call me crybaby” Shinichi’s thinking”why is she mad, she seems so cute/sweet”
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Additional info about the Panel of Shinichi and Ran's first meeting:
  
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Translator: He doesn’t really think of what kind (inaudible) just when he likes it. (Japanese question)
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Aoyama: this is the panel I worked really hard on! The moment they met, which is a significant moment, but I just couldn’t get it right, I altered so many drafts for this scene
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
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Aoyama: Ran was pleased to hear Shinichi’s “Thank you”, so she responded with a huge smile “There you go!” But we couldn’t see the smile, it didn’t show in “Ran Girl” either. The smile was revealed at the end of “Shinichi Boy(part 2)”, the kind of smile which moved Shinichi, and fell in love with Ran.
  
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Translator: So, Sonoko was actually appearing as a detective in quite many episodes, but recently Sera-chan has appeared so she’s not becoming a detective anymore so much. (Japanese question)
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(loud laughing over question)
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info provided by 米花快报; English translation by Jiamin
  
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(Video 2 starts here)
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Q: Congratulations on the 30th anniversary for your career, is there a year that was most memorable to you?<br>A: it was the year that the production of first Conan movie was decided. Before that, I feel troubled on writing Conan, and thought it was probably time to end it. I had to come out of new ways to kill people every week, it was extremely difficult for me. And the editorial department went out of their ways to meddle in my creation, I hated that. So I decided to go to Las Vegas with my assistants, splurged all the moneys that I have earned at that time, and decided to end Conan when I come back home. But then I received a phone call in my hotel in Vegas, “The making of Conan movie was confirmed!” I changed my mind after that, maybe I shouldn’t give up, I need to work harder when I come beck.
  
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Q: Conan was really popular since the beginning, and the editors still wanted to intervene?<br>A: Yes, for example, they wanted Heiji’s personality to be more vile, I thought “to hell with them” and ignored their suggestion.
  
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(TN: that was Chinese translation, didn’t see that part in the original text, it’s either covered or they might’ve added it to sound more dramatic)
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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Translator: So, He still thinks it’s more fun, it’s more exciting that Ran doesn’t know about the truth, so he just continue like this. (Japanese question)
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info provided by 米花快报; English translation by Jiamin
  
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Slide: Not only Dr. Agasa, but Hattori Heiji also knows that Conan is Shinichi. Why did you come up with this setting?
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Death count: 247<br>
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Different causes of death:<br>
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1. Striked: 40<br>
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2. Strangled: 34<br>
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3. Stabbed: 25<br>
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4. Poisoned: 24<br>
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5. Shot: 22<br>
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6. Burned：21<br>
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7. Beheaded：19<br>
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8. Fallen：13<br>
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9. Suicide：13<br>
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10. Drown：9<br>
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)  
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(Yes, these are manga counts only; up to Volume 93.)
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</spoiler>
  
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Translator: So, Hattori knows about what, who Conan is actually the truth but why is it so is the question? It’s the same for Ran, because it’s more fun.  
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===Interview with Detective Conan Producer Michihiko Suwa===
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'''Date:''' November 11, 2017<br>
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'''Source:''' https://manga.tokyo/interview/interview-with-detective-conan-producer-michihiko-suwa-part-1/<br>
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Michihiko Suwa is the producer of the TV anime and movie series Detective Conan (Meitantei Conan), also known as Case Closed based on the manga by Gosho Aoyama. In part one of MANGA.TOKYO’s interview with Suwa, we learn about the beginnings of the anime as well as how the anime staff are careful not to slip up when adapting Aoyama’s manga.
  
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'''— Could you tell us how the plan for the anime adaptation of Detective Conan developed?'''
  
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Translator: (Japanese question)
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The first chapter of the original manga Detective Conan series, also known as Case Closed, was published in 1994 in Shonen Sunday. I guess it was a countermeasure against the rival manga magazine which had started a detective manga series The Kindaichi Case Files in 1992. I had a close connection with the editorial staff in Shonen Sunday, so I heard about a new detective manga before its publication. When I read the first chapter, I was instantly captured by its clever tricks. I kept reading it for 10 weeks and made up my mind to make an anime adaptation.
  
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Slide: You say that Conan series not only murder mystery but also love story. How come there are couples who knows each other since young?
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Protagonist Shinichi Kudo was a 17-year-old detective but ends up having the body of a first-grade child because of a drug he was forced to swallow. I thought this setting was ‘a big lie’, and that was why it would nicely fit for anime. While discussing the anime adaptation plan, I convinced the editorial staff that I would respect the original which had an unrealistic setting, but otherwise was serious and a realistic mystery-solving story.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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At the time, Yomiuri Telecasting was airing the anime series Magic Knight Rayearth at 7:30 on Monday evening, but I wasn’t sure which TV block Detective Conan would be scheduled into. Although we didn’t know exactly when it would start airing, we began developing the plan aiming to air in January or February 1995.
  
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Translator: Since it’s a love, a love comedy, uh, it’s better to have couples that they know each other since very young.
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We asked TMS Entertainment, then called Tokyo Movie Shinsha, to take care of the anime production, because they had brilliant staff members. They created Magic Knight Rayearth and I appreciated their effort to create such great visuals. We also made an offer to Kenji Kodama for the director’s role. We had worked together on City Hunter before, so I told him it wasn’t an action but a mystery anime. He replied that he actually preferred mystery to action, and rather enjoyed creating mystery episodes more than the action ones while directing the Lupin III series. For the script, we wanted someone who was specialized in live-action dramas, so we invited Kanji Kashiwabara, who had been working on scripts for many detective dramas. He pulled some strings and Kazunari Kouchi, Junichi Miyashita, and Yuichi Higurashi joined us. We also asked script writers for anime to join our production team. For music, we asked Katsuo Ono, who was responsible for the music in a popular detective drama series called Taiyo ni Hoero, because we wanted the music of the anime to be comparable to suspense dramas for adults. Our idea was to create new mystery anime which is different from the others, and could be enjoyed by both children and adults.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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'''— What do you pay attention to when creating the anime?'''
  
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Translator: So it’s easier for, uh, readers to remind what happened in the past, uh, when they know each other since very very young, for the couples. (Japanese question)
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We have some rules, like using the word ‘body’ instead of ‘corpse’, and have blood look ‘black’ not ‘red’. That’s because we wanted the anime to be a mystery-solving story from the first place. We avoid showing scenes of a knife stabbing somebody or a bullet hitting victims, as long as they aren’t related to the tricks of a mystery. It airs in the evening in Japan, so there might be viewers who are in the middle of their dinner. We take extra care not to offend anyone, especially people who aren’t anime fans. We used to use ‘murder case’ in its titles quite a lot at the beginning, but stopped using it two or three years later, because we want to show not the crime itself, but how Conan solves a mystery after the crime happens. Our priority lies in showing the genius mystery-solving skills of Shinichi Kudo under the name of Conan Edogawa.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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While I believe Detective Conan is a superb mystery, the manga author Gosho Aoyama thinks of it as a comedy drama that focuses on its characters with an element of romantic comedy between Shinichi and Ran Mouri. I think that’s the strength of Detective Conan. It stands out from many other mystery stories. Furthermore, although we don’t know what type of characters will be popular, as everybody has their own tastes, our viewers can find their favorite among the varieties of characters in the anime. Aoyama creates many characters who have their individual charms, and we put them in the mystery solving stories. That’s why Detective Conan is different from any other mystery anime.
  
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Translator: It’s not fun if people know of who the character is then what kind of fact there is behind the character. He just follows what is fun. (Japanese question)
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'''— Is there anything you didn’t expect because the series has become such a long-runner?'''
  
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Slide: How much do you take a role for the anime series?
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In the anime’s timeline, it has been less than a year since the roller coaster murder case. Many incidents have happened in Beika Town during that time. Only about 250 days have passed in the anime world, but we’ve made about 880 episodes. The town must be in a mess, since, mathematically speaking, there are three to four incidents happening in a day. [laugh] We must welcome the situation because a long-running series means the anime has dedicated fans. Aoyama once said that there has been only one [[Christmas]] and one Valentine’s Day in the anime. That demonstrates things in the anime are in safe hands. We’ve seen Conan’s birthday, but not Ran’s yet. I presume he already has his plan for her birthday, so we won’t imply anything about hers in the anime. We don’t want to change anything about its setting.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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At the beginning of the series, we didn’t have smartphones therefore the characters were using flip phones. We didn’t expect such technological advancements at that time. Conan likes new things, so he tries them without hesitation. If he had been in possession of a smartphone 20 years ago, some mysteries might been solved easily with it. Perhaps we are living in a difficult time for mystery stories.
  
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Translator: So, he’s a lot of, he’s really really related to the movie series
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In the manga, Conan and Ai Haibara make a remark about something which is seemingly unrelated at the end of each case. Later, it turns out to be something really significant in another episode. Aoyama’s use of such foreshadowing is increasing recently, so the current director, Yashuichiro Yamamoto, is careful about not to miss any minor details in the manga.
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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In short, there is a main storyline in the manga, which is like a big river flowing throughout the story, and the anime original parts we create are like floating leaves on the river. We know we shouldn’t obstruct the flow. Detective Conan has the major plot of Conan pursuing the Black Organization. Only Aoyama can deal with the plot, therefore we take extra care to include every single detail in the anime, as it might be related to the plot. I think we’ve done a good job in this regard so far.
  
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Translator: So, he really really put a lot of ideas for himself into the latest movie The Darkest Nightmare.
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'''— Detective Conan is showing overseas now.'''
  
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Gosho: (Japanese answer)
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We are extremely glad about that. It has been doing well, especially in Asia and South-East Asia where it’s nearing the No.1 place in anime genre. It used to be shown in the US under the title of Case Closed, but it struggled because we are not allowed to show someone getting shot in anime there. They are showing lots of violence in live-action drama, though. We have fans in some parts of Europe.
  
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Translator: He does stuff, wanted to stuff related into the movie because he says a lot
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I hope people abroad can directly know what Japanese anime want to deliver by watching anime. For that reason, I’m pleased anime can overcome boundaries and rules between countries. I’d love more people to watch this anime.
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'''— Have you heard comments from fans abroad?'''
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Slide show Qs part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXJQWwhq4Io <br>
 
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Slide show Qs part 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ODk__NhljE<br>
 
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Slide show Qs part 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP8foBO6cPU<br>
 
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'''TWO COMIC ICONS AND POST MOVIE INTERVIEW'''<br>
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I’ve found many comments in English and other languages on Twitter. I’m delighted to know there are people who are watching Detective Conan abroad. Recently, more voice actors have traveled overseas to attend anime events. When Rikiya Koyama, who plays Kogoro Mouri, went to Taiwan, many people gathered to meet him. I like that fans abroad have fun with the characters of the anime. I’m glad that they enjoy the stories of the Detective Boys, love stories in the police force, and the romantic comedy between Heiji Hattori and Kazuha Toyama, despite the fact that they have different cultures. They’ll say things like “I like Heiji”, “I like Kid.” I’d like the fans abroad to enjoy what their favorite characters do, and hope to hear what they think of the anime more in future.
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Q1: You are admired as a mangaka but what do you think about it?
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'''— It’s a pity that Conan can’t go abroad because he doesn’t have his passport.'''
  
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A: Well… I’m not conscious of it.  
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He can’t use an antidote casually, can he? I’ll follow how Aoyama deals with it. [laugh]
  
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'''— What is an interesting point about the anime adaptation of Detective Conan'''
  
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A: Well… I wonder about that. I’m Conan’s creator… Hum… I really don’t know. I’m always shut in my room and working.  
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At the end of the 18th theatrical movie Detective Conan: Dimensional Sniper, Subaru Okiya reveals his true identity as Shuichi Akai. Anime can use voice to express identity, but manga can’t. Even Aoyama admitted the power of anime. Readers keep reading the original manga because it’s brilliant, however we create anime with images and sound. I’m proud of what we’ve done to bring 2-dimensional manga to 3-dimensional anime with movement and sound in an effective way. I think the original manga is a first-class sponge cake and what we do is to decorate it with cream and fruit. Just like decoration makes the sponge cake tastier, anime enhances the source material to make it more attractive to a wider audience. Obviously, the original manga has an astonishing amount of circulation, however anime has the power to attract even elderly people who happen to be in front of TV with its sound and visuals. For that sense, I feel the anime series appeals to a much wider audience.
  
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Q3: Is mangaka very lonely job?  
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'''— You said that anime-original stories are like leaves floating on a river. What do you think about their own charms?'''
  
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A: It’s very lonely.  
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Creating anime-original stories (stories that are not based on chapters of the manga) means a declaration of war against Aoyama for me. My goal for creating original stories is to hear him say “I enjoyed watching it.” I begin making a story by imagining what will happen if Conan and Ran travel together, or get involved in an incident while walking around the town with the Detective Boys. Then, I consider how I use characters effectively and build a story.
  
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Q4: Have you met any young mangaka who admire you and got inspired by you to become mangaka?
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I must say that we have partly contributed the 22-year history of the anime series, because, although between 60-75% of the anime series is based on the original manga, the rest is anime-original. I become ecstatic when Aoyama says he enjoyed the anime-original stories.
  
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A: I haven’t. (Audience laughs). There are fan letters that say “I admire you, I want to become a mangaka”
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'''— Now, could you answer some questions from overseas? I have 6 questions here selected from more than 100 questions we’ve received.
  
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Q5: You said you’re not conscious of it but do you feel any pressure from the admiration many place into you?
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Karylle Enchinares Famero asks: What are some of your favorite murder tricks that you’ve encountered while producing the series?'''
  
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A: I don’t. I don’t feel anything like that. (Replies at once)
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First of all, I like the trick from the episode The Sunfish Murder (File 56: Script by Kazunari Kouchi). It was an episode from one of the early seasons and I was thinking so hard with the director to come up with good tricks. Of course I still ponder over new tricks and sometimes they even see the light of day. The Man Who Was Killed Four Times (File 175: Script by Nobuo Ohgizawa) is another favorite of mine. It’s a story about a tough victim who is killed by multiple perpetrators, but each time he comes alive again. Therefore, it’s very difficult for Conan to get to the bottom of the case as the plot is quite complicated. Fortunately, we had a talented script writer who can wrap up the story within twenty-odd minutes. I really like The Entrance to the Maze: The Anger of Colossus (File 208: script by Chiaki Hashiba), especially the trick of the murder that happened during a ropeway ride through a tunnel.
  
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Q6: You’re very popular so… Do you have any bodyguards?
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'''Ruffa Marielle Aquino asks; What are the most memorable things you did for the series and is there any advice you can give to students like me who want to pursue the same path of animation production?'''
  
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A: Yeah! A bodyguard was assigned to me when I went to Germany!
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During the opening song ‘Koi wa thrill, shock, suspense’ (File 205 – 230: sang by Rina Aiuchi), Conan performs a ‘Para Para Dance’ which was on-trend at the time. He wasn’t allowed to smile while dancing, as it was a rule of the dance. I was worried how an opening without smiling would be received by viewers, but decided to follow the rule and let him dance the proper way. Masahito Yoshioka , a program director from TMS Entertainment, was doubtful at the beginning, but eventually made up his mind to create a proper dance routine which everyone can enjoy dancing. We asked a choreographer to teach us the moves, and we created Conan’s take on ‘Para Para Dance’.
  
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Q7: When you work on the stories… Do you take into mind what kind of stories could be popular or what the readers would like to read?
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The 20th anniversary special episode Conan and Ebizou’s Kabuki Juhachiban Mystery (File 804-805) is another memorable one. Famous Kabuki actor Ichikawa Ebizou actually provided the voice of Ebizou in the anime. The script was written after his appearance was confirmed. I was impressed by Kashiwabara’s skillful script centering on Ebizou.
  
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A: Hum… I don’t… think much about it. I prioritize what I want to draw. If I try to figure out what the readers like I’ll most likely end up guessing wrong. (Someone: Really! Have you had that experience before?)
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If I may advise students who want to get into the anime industry, make sure that you keep your eyes open, find something that interests you, and learn deeply. I think communication skills are vital for our job, and in order to communicate better, you need knowledge. Read newspapers and magazines regularly to know current affairs. What is important is to make the person who you are talking to understand what you are interested in. You must know what you are talking about. In other words, you must speak with deep-rooted knowledge. It’s like anchoring a ship, so you don’t waver from your assertions.
  
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Q8: You said you receive tons of fan-letters but do you write answers to them?
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You must prepare to be able to explain clearly what sort of anime it is you want to make, what your favorite works in the past are, and why you like them. For me, they are Columbo, the late Osamu Tezuka (a creator known as the ‘God of Manga’ and was a pioneer of anime and manga as we know it), and Oretachi no Tabi (a Japanese coming-of-age drama aired in 1975). They made me what I am.
  
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A: Japan has “New Year’s cards” and I always write my replies in those.
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I watched Columbo when I was a junior high school student. I remember I felt excited when I watched the episode ‘Any Old Port in a Storm’ which takes place in a winery, even though I had never drunk alcohol at the time. It was as if I were watching adult lives through a window. I want to provide such excitement to viewers. Although that doesn’t actually have anything related to the Conan episodes with tricks related to wine, though. [laugh] I just want to tell you that finding interest in small things in the area you love will lead you to being a mystery fan.
  
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Q9: Do you read opinions about Conan on the Internet? What do you when you find a comment that criticizes Conan?
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'''Sana Hayama asks: What made you want to produce the series? Maybe you loved reading books which involved criminal action and mystery and tried to solve them? I’m sure this could be a reason for such an amazing and lively series!'''
  
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A:  Yeah. I check them out. If there’s a comment that criticizes Conan then I don’t come back to that website. (Audience laughs)
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When I watched the movie Murder on the Orient Express in 1974, I hadn’t actually read Agatha Christie’s novel at the time. However, I personally believe I was the one who solved the mystery first in the theater. A movie remake will be released soon, and I can’t wait watching it.
  
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'''Mark Gabriel Acribal asks: What are some of the challenges or struggles you had to overcome before becoming a producer?'''
  
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I was an assistant director for a midnight variety show called 11PM for two and a half years, and I struggled to death. It would have been almost classified as ‘power harassment’ (Japanese term describing psychological abuse and bullying at work) if it had happened today. [laugh] However, I learned what it takes during that time. The experience of confronting the difficulties, which was actually not as heroic as it sounds, made me what I am today. I always wanted to create something, but I didn’t know how difficult creating processes were.
  
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Making a decision on everything about the footage is hard work but fun. The format of Detective Conan is made by the accumulations of my experiences. From the first episode, it has an epilogue, an ending, and a bit of a bonus scene. I’m confident in the format which director Kodama, producer Yoshioka and I devised together. We’ve been using this format for the TV series for all these years, and almost the same one for the movies.
  
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A: Ever since Volume 1… (laughs). (Sorry for not being humble!)
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'''Ieng Wong asks: Were you a big fan of Conan before producing it?'''
  
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Q12: How do you manage time when you’re busy?
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As I said earlier, I knew about the manga before its serialization, and kept my eye on it. When I read the first chapter, I was so impressed by its tricks and depiction of situations. I was surprised how much it can do from the first episode.
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I also liked The Kindaichi Case Files which had started running in a different magazine before Detective Conan. Luckily, I got an offer to produce The Kindaichi Case Files after I started Detective Conan. I feel exceptionally fortunate to be in charge of the two great detective anime series.
  
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Q13: How much time do you work like that?
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'''Ryan Kun asks: What are your favorite detective movies and who are your favorite male and female characters in Detective Conan?'''
  
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A: 5 days.
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I still watch many detective movies. Strictly speaking, it’s not a detective movie but I like Around the World in Eighty Days (premiered in 1957). It was based on the novel of the same name written by Jules Verne, and depicts a man who takes a bet to travel around the world in 80 days. He is disappointed in himself as he misses the deadline just one day. However, it turns out he actually won the bet, because he gained one day when he had crossed the International Date Line. I love such dramatic comeback wins. It’s a great bonus for viewers who are amazed by the trick at the last minute. I want to deliver such amazement to our viewers.
  
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Q14: You don’t rest on weekends or holidays?
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My favorite character is always Kogoro Mouri. When the anime started airing, I was 37, the same age as Kogoro. He had a lovely high schooler daughter at that time, but I didn’t, though. [laugh] Although he has become crazier recently, he’s always lovable and no one can dislike him. I simply admire his personality.
  
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Among the female characters, I like Sonoko Suzuki. She was only meant to appear once according to the initial plan, but became a regular character because of the superb voice acting of Naoko Matsui who portrays her. She became a fixture of the anime, so much so that the character setting of Momiji Ohoka from the movie Crimson Love Letter was ‘Sonoko in the West’. Sonoko is incredible because she is such a down-to-earth person despite being a daughter of an extremely wealthy family.
  
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Q15: So you spend 5 days to make 1 file?
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Thank you very much for sending me questions. It is much appreciated. I wish I could understand English more, so I could read all your questions and comments myself.
  
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A: Wrong. The key frames take 5 days. Drawing the file takes 3 days.
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'''— What’s your next goal?
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Detective Conan has become a household name in Japan, and I’m quite satisfied with that. I’d like to crack the world market with Detective Conan. I can’t understand why only anime can’t show murder scenes in English-speaking countries, whereas other forms of mystery can. However, I feel optimistic because there are not so many murder scenes in the anime.
  
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Q16: Do you have a studio at home?
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For successful international market penetration, I must find why Japanese anime has become so popular and acclaimed worldwide. I also have to find a way to make foreign viewers understand the dramaturgy of the anime, otherwise they can’t remember every character.
  
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A: Yes, my home is my studio.
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My ambition is to sail through the world with Detective Conan and make it a flagship anime on the globe.
  
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Q17:  You don’t have any pressure regarding deadlines?
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'''— Could you give a comment for the fans?'''
  
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A: I don’t. Edits made when busy are bad! (laughs)
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It has been 24 years since the manga started, and 22 years since the anime’s first airing. One day, Detective Conan will reach its conclusion. We don’t know when and how it ends, however until that day I’ll create the anime with all my heart. I hope you enjoy the anime both based on the original manga and the anime originals, as well as the movies. We’ll keep working our hardest to meet your expectations. Please continue to watch and follow Detective Conan.
  
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===Gosho Aoyama Interview about the Boss===
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'''Date:''' November 30, 2017<br>
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青山先生直撃インタビュー
  
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2017年11月30日青山剛昌先生宅にて。
  
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A: Well, I’m wondering that too. I don’t think much will change… As long as they’re popular… I haven’t taken that into consideration when writing the manga
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サンデー３・４合併号にて「あの方」の正体がついに判明。週刊誌での漫画連載は一旦お休みしつつ、映画第22弾のコンテ確認作業を進めている青山剛昌先生に現在の心境などを直撃した。
  
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Q20: Which has more readers in Japan?  Digital manga or printed manga?
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今日はですね、「あの方」がついに指摘されたと言うことで、みんなが知りたいことをズバリ伺いさせて頂こうかなと思います。<br>青山　はいはい（笑）
  
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A: Hum… I wonder about that. Digital seems to be in the rise, though.
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ダメな質問は上手くボカして頂けてればと。ちなみに同日にこないだ撮影させて頂いた動画（「サンデーうえぶり」上にてアプリ限定公開）も解禁します。<br>青山　へー、そうなんだ（笑）はいはい。
  
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Q21: Do you have any assistants? And are they young mangakas?
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まずは、その動画でも伺ったのですが、青山さんの今の心境としてはいかがでしょうか。<br>青山　いやぁまぁ…いつか言わなきゃなぁと。ちょっと急ぎすぎるかなとは思ったけど、まぁいいかなぁと…結構ファンの間でも、アナグラムのヒント（90巻FILE 2）あたりから「＃＃じゃね」と言われていたし、これまでも年賀状で「＃＃ですか？」と聞いてくれる人がいてね。当たってるって返事書いちゃって良い？って、担当編集に聞いたんだけど「いや、それはちょっと…」と止められていてね（笑）あ、これインタビューにちゃんと書いといてね（笑）年賀状は他にも、早い段階で「領域外の妹」のこととか当ててる人がいて、その人たちには「当たってるよ、でも言わないでね（笑）」って書いたけど、＃＃に関しては全スルー。
  
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ボスが「＃＃＃＃」って、決められたのはいつ頃ですか？<br>青山　いやぁもう…ちゃんと決めたのは３０巻だね。出てくるの30巻だから。ボス出してとかなきゃ（笑）思いまして…
  
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ネットではまさに、「あの方」についていろんな予想が立てられましたが。<br>青山　ほうほう。
  
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A: Tetsuya Chiba. And Mitsuru Adachi too.
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優作じゃないの、とか、光彦じゃないの、とか。<br>青山　えー、いやー（笑い）全然違いますよ、ぶぶぶって（笑）でもさすがに当ててくる人が増えてきたからね。
  
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Q23: I’ve been a fan of Conan since elementary school (no won my 30s). Will Conan end before I die?
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担当編集も、30巻頃では、別に聞かされていなかったと思うんですが。<br>青山　えー、その時、誰かな、担当。
  
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A: Do your best to live on.
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4代目くらいですね。ちなみに、「あの方」という言葉が最初に出てきたのは24巻でジンが「あの方直々の命令だ…」というシーンです、その時から「組織にはボスがいる」と決められていたんですか？<br>青山　ぶっちゃけ1巻から決めてたよ（笑）でも実はボスが（ピー）は、この24巻からかなぁ…。でもホンとは（ピー）なんだけどね（笑）
  
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Q24: Is there any prediction on when will Conan end?
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こないだ録らせて頂いた動画でも、＃＃にはまだ秘密があるとおっしゃってましたが。<br>青山　めっちゃありますね（笑）だって（ピー）はボスの（ピー）だから（ピーピー）されて（ピー）なわけじゃん。このへん全部、「ピー」だね（笑）
  
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A: It’s a secret!
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ですね（笑）<br>青山　それはそれで面白いかもね（笑）おお、すげーこと言ってるって（笑）
  
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Q25:  Conan is popular but can you tell about your other works?
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これからもいろいろなるんだーって、思えますからね。ちなみに、＃＃と決められてからは、作中にヒントを出されたと思うんですが。やっぱり最初は「七つの子」ですか？<br>青山　そうですね、まぁ、「七つの子」はカラスだしね…
  
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A: Huh? What? What? Ah… I drew Yaiba a long time ago. Because I did kendo in the past. Kaito Kid as well… I don’t know what I could explain about it… I like Arsense Lupin a lot so I put that passion into Kid’s character
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あと、組織の正式名称と深い関わりが…と、インタビューでお答えになっていた…という情報を見たことがあり…　出典が定かではないですが（汗）<br>青山　なんだって？そんなの有ったっけ… 組織の名前？そんなこと言ったかな…
  
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Q26: You said that drawing manga is a lonely thing and that you stay in your room and only sleep 3 hours, but how do you manage to stay healthy?
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組織の名前って、決まってるんですか？<br>青山　うん（ピーピー）が（ピー）なんですよ。
  
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A: I’m not healthy. (Audience laughs). No, no, no! You shouldn’t laugh at that!
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素敵な…<br>青山　うん、そう、でもボスの名前…？それはあまり関係ないかな。
  
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Q27: Conan is very popular and goes on but, do you have any ideas of any series you want to continue once Conan ends?
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ちなみに、ネットでは、「やはり阿笠博士では」とか「FBIのジェイムズ・ブラックでは」といろいろな説が流れていましたが…<br>青山　めっちゃ違いますね（笑）
  
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阿笠は青山さんが、以前に正式に否定されていて、それだと物語が美しくないと…<br>青山　美しくないというか、面白くないというか…それだといままでの博士のいい話が全部ダメになっちゃうじゃん。でもほら、ベルモットと対決するところで「いかん新一くん！」って言ってビートルで駆けつけたじゃん（笑）あれでボスじゃないってオレとしては描いたつもりだったんだけど…
  
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たしかに。<br>青山　なのにみんな、まだまだ「ボスじゃね」って言ってたからね（笑）
  
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A: Ah… Is it OK to say that? Hmmm… Look forward to it.
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あとは、＃＃は作中では死んだはず、となっていますが…<br>青山　あー、そうね、それは言えませんね（笑）それはのちのち…
  
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Q29: There’s a manga about mangakas named “Bakuman”, but do think that its story is correct or realistic?
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ですよね、聞いた限りでは、この先も大変壮大なお話ですから…<br>青山　まぁ、ボスの名前があきらかになっても、まだまだ「コナン」は謎が多いってことですよ（笑）
  
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A: I saw the anime. That’s a lie. That doesn’t happen in real life. Doesn’t. There’s a lot of things… most of them… that aren’t real. The authors said they did like that to make it interesting. Real life is more sober than that.
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「あの方」指摘直後
  
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Q30: Have you considered any fellow mangaka a rival to compete against, or have you been irritated by any?
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青山さんは、毎回担当者に伏線を説明をするのが大変とおっしゃいます…<br>青山　うん（笑）何か思い出したけど、ハッキリ言ったのは、9代目担当の時かも知れないな（笑）黒幕までは、それまではうすらぼんやり担当に伝えて「とにかくオレに任せとけよ」って思ってたような。担当が聞いて感動してて、「凄い良く出来てますね！」って言ってたから（笑）それを覚えてる。
  
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今回のお話では、ラムの正体や動きにも注目です。今回、安室さんに連絡してますし、それも大きな情報なので…<br>青山　ですね（笑）急展開だよね。
  
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Q31: Do you have any plans to draw a manga showing a mangaka’s real lifestyle?
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ちなみに、青山さんの近況としましては…<br>青山　「艦これ」イベント「甲」でクリアしました（笑）今回はいままでで一番大変だった（笑）
  
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A:  (laughs again). I don’t.
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お気持ちとしては…<br>青山　そりゃ嬉しいよ（笑）「矢矧」も出たし！これでコンプリート！
  
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Q32: In “Bakuman”… You can see the relationship between the mangaka and the editor, but how is the relationship between you and your editor?
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おめでとうございます！<br>青山　もうこのインタビュー早く終わらせて「矢矧」育てたい（笑）やっぱりセリフがいいんですよ、矢矧。大破したときにさ…「私を沈めたいなら、魚雷５，６本くらい撃ち込まないと、駄目よ」…って、みんな、持ってた人たちはこれ聞いてたんだなと、かっこいい！
  
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A: Nothing like the one in the manga. The editor might be a different company, even. Conan is one of the main manga in the Shonen Jump of Shogakukan.  I think that the Sunday mangaka who saw Bakuman thought “that’s not true!”.
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2年…3年ぐらい欲しがってらっしゃいましたよね。<br>青山　いやもっと長いだと思うけどな…ずーっと「矢矧」だけ出なかった。建造で出るんですけど、１００回以上チャンレンジしたけど出なかったからね。今回のイベント（2017年秋）で、ドロップしてビックリした。E-3…E-3の前半のボスかな…？
  
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Q33: Apart from manga… Do you believe that works explaining a mangaka’s lifestyle are close to the real stuff?
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で、「艦これ」やりながらいまは「ツムツム」もなさってますが…<br>青山　あーそう！「ツムツム」夢中です。オレのお気に入りのツムは「ピターパン」です（笑）強いから（笑い）
  
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A: Yeah. What was it? “Overprintable”. That was pretty real. It was made into a TV drama too.
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ちなみにいま「ツムツム」では何万点くらい出されてますか。<br>青山　300万点いかなくらいだね、いまのところそれが限界です（笑）
  
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Q: Your clothes make me recall Akai Shuuichi but… why?
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あと、映画のコンテを例年通りか、それ以上にしっかりとご覧になっていますが…<br>青山　あーそう！がっつりやった！ちなみに次回の映画は、クライマックスでコナンくんが安室に「え！？」っていうことを聞くので、お見逃しなく（笑）安室ファンはみんな気になってることだろうからねぇ…それね、インタビューに書いてくれていいけど、高山さんにはもう言っちゃいました（笑）コナンくんのこういうセリフがあるよって（笑）「わかった」って言ってた（笑）
  
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A: HUH? * laughs * … No way… Well, I came cosplaying as Akai. (laughs).
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（笑）わかりました、ではファンの方へのメッセジーとしてはこれからも、漫画も映画も続いてくと言うことですよろしいでしょうか。<br>青山　そうですね、いまちょっと休んでますけど、充電を兼ねてますんで…
  
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Q: When you write the stories… Amongst the DBs, Kaito Kid, the BO, Heiji Hattori and others… Is there a type of story you enjoy a lot when you write it?
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体調も万全になってからと言うことで…<br>青山　そうだね、今後はちょっと作画中の3時間睡眠はやめるかも（笑）なんで、ペースは遅くなっちゃうかもだけど、これならいけるかもとういうのがつかめたらはじめますんで、それまで待って下さい（笑）
  
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A: Kaito Kid is fun and the BO is exciting.
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あと、今回、青山さんが「本当の原稿」を描いているところを動画で録らせて頂きましたが…ダミーではなく本物の原稿を描かれるのは珍しいと思いますが…<br>青山　あー！そうだね、NHKの番組で、カラーの原稿を描いたときは、本物だったけど漫画の原稿が初めてかもな。
  
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Q36: How about those cases when Heiji and Shinichi solve a mystery together?
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丸ペンを使われましたけど…<br>青山 あー！そう！タッチの部分は丸ペン。あれはピグマだと出ないから…オレは元々Gペンや丸ペンを使ってたから、ミリペンを使っても強弱のついた線が描けるけど、いきなり最初からミリペンだと強弱のない、つるんとした絵になっちゃうんで、これから漫画家を目指す新人さんはホンとはGペンや丸ペンで絵を描き慣れといた方がいいよと、書いといてね（笑い）
  
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A: Well, I enjoy them too. They’re fun.
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はい（笑い）というわけで…大変貴重なインタビューをありがとうございました。あとなんか、青山さん的に近況の言い残しはありますか？<br>青山　あ、「ドラクエ１１」で、ボスを倒して最初のエンデイングまで見た。（現在、裏ボスを倒すべくレベル上げ中）
  
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Q37: Is there any important lesson or message you want to transmit through the manga?
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そういえば漫画では「3月のライオン」を再度読破されて、ドラマだと「刑事ゆがみ」にハマってらっしゃいますね。<br>青山　アニメだと「宝石の国」だな、あれいい！面白い！スタッフの中にオレと同じ大学のサークルでアニメ作ってたやつがいるし（笑）（泉津井陽一（センツイヨウイチ）さん）あのアニメ、声優さんもいい！主人公が「響け！ユーフォニアム」の黄前ちゃんなんだよね〜（黒沢ともよさん）
  
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A: I’ve been saying this for some time but… Boys are cool and girls are cute.
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いまはそのへんにハマってらっしゃるととういうことで…ありがとうございました！<br>青山　はいはい（笑）
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'''Translated by:''' Spimer
  
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Q38: A lot of songs are used in the anime and it got popular. Do they ask for your opinion when the songs are chosen? What is your favorite main song?
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Mr. Aoyama Direct Interview
  
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A: They only asked me the first time. That was the only time I told them my opinion… There a lot of songs so… Choose by yourself. My favorite one is the very first song “mune no dokidoki”.
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November 30th, 2017, Mr. Aoyama Gosho House.
  
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Questioner: “My favorite is Garnet Crow’s ”Wasurezaki”…” (ED 20)
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In the [Shonen] Sunday Combined Issue #3-4, the identity of “That Person” has been finally established. I directly asked Mr. Aoyama Gosho about his mental state as he temporarily takes breaks from serializing the manga in the weekly magazine and he works on checking the storyboards from the 22nd movie.
  
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Aoyama: “Huh? Wasurezaki? Huh? I don’t recognize the name. (Audience laughs). Garnet Crown? Ah… I like Garnet Crow.
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Interviewer: Today “That person” was finally identified so I was thinking of asking you about things that everyone wants to know.<br>Aoyama: Yes, yes (laughs)
  
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Q39: You’re a Gundam fan, right? Akai got his name from Char, and Amuro is from Rei Amuro. Are there other works that influence Conan apart from Gundam?
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Interviewer: If you could please blur the bad questions… By the way… On the same day, that video that I recorded will be made public (“Sunday Webry” App Limited Publishing).<br>Aoyama: Huh, is that so? (laughs) Yes, yes.
  
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A: Are there…? Apart from Gundam? What could it be…? I can’t think of any. Sorry.
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Interviewer: First things first… We also asked in the video, but can we assume that is your mental state, Mr. Aoyama?<br>Aoyama: Oh, well… I did think that I’d have to say it at some point. I did think that I was rushing a bit too much but that it wasn’t a bad idea… A lot of fans said “It’s ##” since they the anagram hint (Volume 90, File 2) and others asked me “Is it ##?” in the New Year’s Postcards. I tried asking the editor in charge “Can I answer telling them they met the mark?” but they stopped me saying “No, that’s a bit [too revealing]…” (laughs) Ah, make sure to write this on the interview (laughs) There were also other persons who guessed the identity of the “sister outside the domain” at a very early stage in the New Year’s Postcards and I answered them “You’ve met the mark but keep it a secret (laughs)” but I ignore all questions about ##.  
  
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Q40: I believe that, in Japan, mangakas and editors are very close and create a manga together, but how much do they influence and how do they collaborate in balancing things?
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Interviewer: When did you decide that “####” was the Boss?<br>Aoyama: Oh, well… I properly decided that in Volume 30. Since it appears on Volume 30. They have to appear as the “Boss” (laughs) Or so I thought…
  
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A: We might spend meandering about 12 hours to come up with a trick. Once we decide on the story then we don’t discuss editing.  
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Interviewer: There’s a lot of conjectures on the net about “That Person”.<br>Aoyama: I see, I see
  
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Q41: Have you heard of any real-life policeman or private detective inspired by Conan who’s solved any real-life cases?
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Interview: “Is it Yuusaku?”, “Is it Mitsuhiko?”, amongst others. <br>Aoyama: Eehh!? Nooo (laughs) They’re totally wrong. Beep (laughs) But there’s more people who’ve met the mark: it’s to be expected
  
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A: I haven’t! (Audience laughs). But I heard about someone who, imitating Conan, jumped into a river to jump someone who was drowning.
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Interviewer: I thought that the editor in charge at the time of Volume 30 would’ve been specially told, though…<br>Aoyama: Eeh? Who was the editor in charge back then…?
  
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Q42: You draw murders as a mangaka, but have you thought about someone possibly using the story or a trick in real life to cause a case?
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Interviewer: It was the 4th one. By the way, the first time that the word “That Person” appeared was in the scene of Volume 24 when he says “It’s a direct order from That Person”. You’d already decided then that “The Organization has a Boss”?”<br>Aoyama: To be frank, I’d decided that ever since Volume 1 (laughs) But, actually the Boss being (beep) was from Volume 24, I think… But, in truth, it’s (beep) (laughs)
  
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A: Fortunately enough no-one has insofar caused any cases in which they imitate Conan. But if there was a real-life case like that I promise I won’t draw a story that resembles it.  
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Interviewer: In the video you allowed me to record a while ago, you did say that ## has some secret to them, but…<br>Aoyama: They have tons of them (laughs) Because (beep) is the Boss’ (beep) so they were (beep beep) and they’re (beep). Put “beep” on all of this part (laughs)
  
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Q43: Are there any cases in Japan of a manga being qualified as not being too good?
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Interviewer: Obviously (laughs)<br>Aoyama: That’s pretty fun (laughs). Oh, he’s saying some spectacular! (laughs)
  
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A: Hmmm… Are there? Both children and adults read a lot of manga nowadays. Time ago it was children only. That’s why my parents were against me becoming a mangaka. They said it’d end up being no good.  
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Interviewer: I do think that there’ll be a lot of those from now on, yes. By the way, ever since you decided it’d be ##, I think you’ve made some hints appear in the manga. Is “Seven Children” the first of them, like I thought?<br>Aoayama: True… Well, “Seven Children” is about crows, so…
  
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Q44: The Darkest Nightmare is the 20th movie. The manga has 90 volumes. (Conan’s popularity) increases by the year but why do you think it’s so popular?
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Interviewer: Also, that it’s deeply related to the Organization’s official name… Or so you answered in an interview… I’ve seen such information… But the source isn’t clear (sweats)<br>Aoyama: What did you say? Was there such a thing…? The Organizations’ name? Did I say that..?
  
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A: Well… What can I say…? I work hard on the manga but the movies have also been working hard since their beginnings. And thus popularity has gradually spread… I believe that maybe that’s what makes it popular.
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Interviewer: Have you decided on the Organization’s name?<br>Aoyama: Yes (beep-beep) is (beep), see.  
  
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Q45: Apart from the script, do you get involved in some other aspect of the movies?
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Interviewer: Fantastic…<br>Aoyama: Yes, true, but the boss’ name…? I think it’s not too related…
  
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A: Well, I draw key frames and help fix the storyboards
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Interview: By the way, there’s several theories flowing in the net like “Maybe it’s indeed the Professor?” or “James Black from the FBI?”…<br>Aoyama: They’re totally wrong (laughs)
  
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Q46: You can see Singapore in the staff roll, right? Why is that?
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Interviewer: You officially denied Agasa before, but some say that then the story isn’t beautiful…<br>Aoyama: That’s it’s not beautiful, that it’s not interesting… Were it to be case, all the good episodes the Professor had would have been in vain. But, see… When [Conan] faced Vermouth, he said “No good, Shinichi-kun!” and rushed there with his Beetle (laughs). My intention when I drew that is that he wasn’t the Boss, but…
  
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A: It’s not like I decided THAT… (laughs). Guess they choose there because we don’t have a big, huge Ferris wheel here.
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Interviewer: True.<br>Aoyama: But despite that they all kept saying “He’s the Boss”, so… (laughs)
  
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Q47: Will Singapore show up as a location in Conan’s story?
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Interviewer: Also, ## is supposed to be dead in the manga, but…<br>Aoayama: Ah, true… I can’t talk about that (laughs) In due time…
  
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A: I have a tentative plan do that
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Interviewer: Obviously. From what you’ve told me, from now it’ll be a very grand story, so…<br>Aoyama: Well, even if the Boss’ name has become clear, there’s still a lot of mysteries in “Conan” (laughs)
  
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Q48: When will that be?
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Page 2 header: After pointing “That Person”
  
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A: Hmmm… When…? Hmm… Within a year’s time? I don’t know.”
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Interviewer: You say that it’s a lot of trouble to explain the foreshadowing to each editor in charge when they change…<br>Aoyama: Yes (laughs) I remember something, though… I clearly told one of them, I think the 9th one, for all I know (laughs) I dimly told him up to the mastermind and he seemingly thought “Just leave it up to me”. The editor in charge heard it, got emotional and said “it’s a wonderful work!” (laughs) That much I remember.
  
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Q49: In the manga? Or in a movie?
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Interviewer: Rum’s identity and movements are also a point to focus upon in this episode. They’ve contacted Amuro-san and it’s very big info, so…<br>Aoyama: Indeed (laughs) It’s a sudden development
  
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A: In the manga. It’ll eventually be adapted into the anime.
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Interviewer: By the way, what about your recent status…?<br>Aoyama: I cleared the “Kan Colle” even with “Kou (Shell)” (laughs) It was the hardest insofar (laughs)
  
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Q50: Regarding characters’ designs… For example, Conan’s bow tie. How did you get the idea for that?
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Interviewer: What about your feelings…?<br>Aoyama: I’m glad, of course (laughs) “Yahagi” also appeared! Now I’ve completed it!
  
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A: That’s… “Shichi – go – san”… There’s a traditional Japanese event called “shichi – go – san”. Boys wear like that. I wore like that when I had my “shichi – go – san”.
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Interviewer: Congratulations!<br>Aoyama: I want to finish this interview already and raise “Yahagi” (laughs) Yahagi’s lines are very good, indeed. When she gets seriously damaged… “If you want to sink me you’ll need to shoot 5-6 torpedoes at me, else you won’t be able to”… To think that all people who had her could hear to these… Cool!
  
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Q51: Where do your ideas for many cases, tricks and episodes come from?
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Interviewer: You said that you’d wished to get her since 2-3 years ago.<br>Aoyama: No, I think it’s been longer… “Yahagi” never popped out. She pops out by construction but even though I did over 100 challenges she didn’t pop out. I was surprised that she was a “drop” in this event (Autumn 2017). E-3… Was is it the Boss of the E-3 first half…?
  
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A: Well… From a lot of places. I see interesting movies, read interesting novels, and come up with interesting ideas.
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Interviewer: And you’re also playing “Tsum Tsum” alongside “Kan Colle”…<br>Aoyama: Ah, true! I’m crazy about “Tsum Tsum”. My favorite “Tsum” is “Peter Pan” (laughs) He’s strong (laughs)
  
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Q52: Do you get inspiration from real-life cases?
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Interviewer: By the way, how many 10000s of points do you have in “Tsum Tsum”?<br>Aoyama: I think it’s below 3,000,000 points. That’s my current limit (laughs)
  
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A: No, I don’t.
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Interviewer: Also, I can see that the movie storyboards look like the usual ones but greater, even…<br>Aoyama: Ah, yes! I did them with all my might! By the way, in the next movie’s climax… Conan-kun is told something by Amuro that makes him reply “Huh!?” so don’t miss it (laughs) Amuro fans must be curious about that… You can write that in the interview, but I already told Takayama-san about it (laughs) That’s there this line by Conan, that is (laughs) And she said “Gotcha” (laughs)
  
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Q53: You’ve just answered that you don’t want them to resemble real-life cases but… You make your cases in a way that the “fiction” aspect prevails in them?  
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Interviewer: (laughs) Understood. Then should I say that your message towards the fan is that the manga and movies will still go on?<br>Aoyama: Indeed, I’m resting a bit now but I’m also recharging energies so…
  
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A: Yes, I do. If I use a real-life case someone might feel annoyed at that, after all.
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Interviewer: This should be better said when one’s at top condition…<br>Aoyama: True. I might stop having 3-hour sleep during work (laughs). So the pace might slow down but until I begin to get a grip of “this works”: please wait until then (laughs)
  
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Q54: Conan is supposed to be an elementary school student. But there are a lot of dark aspects in the series. What kind of readers do you have in mind when you work on the cases?
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Interviewer: Also, Mr. Aoyama, you allowed me to record you while drawing the “true manuscript” but… I think it’s unusual for you to draw a true manuscript and not a dummy…<br>Aoyama: Ah! True, when I drew a color manuscript for the NHK program it was a true manuscript but I guess it’s the first time I do that with a manga manuscript.
  
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A: Well… I don’t have any specific kinds. I aim for every kind.
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Interviewer: You used a mapping pen, though…<br>Aoyama: Ah! True! The touch section is a mapping pen. Pigmas don’t achieve that… I originally used G Pens and mapping pens, so even if I used a millipen I can draw lines with strength, yet… If I suddenly use a millipen from the start, it becomes smooth pictures without strength, so write that any newbies aiming to become mangaka should get used to drawing with G Pens or mapping pens (laughs)
  
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Q55: Some readers have grown and become adults ever since the series began, right? Have you felt the need to change the story to take in mind the growth of the readers?
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Interviewer: Yes (laughs) And so… Thank you very much for this very important interview. Is there something else you want to say about your recent status, Mr. Aoyama?<br>Aoyama: Ah, I beat the boss in “Dragon Quest 11” and saw the first ending (now I’m leveling up to face the secret boss)
  
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A: I haven’t. Kids are very smart, and when I write a childish story some say “this is for kids” and they look down on it
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Interviewer: Speaking of which… You finished re-reading the manga “The March Lion” and you’re into the drama series “Policeman Yugami”, right?<br>Aoyama: As for anime, I like “Jewels Kingdom”, it’s good! It’s fun! Amongst the staff there’s a guy from the same college circle as me that made anime (laughs) (Mr. Sentsui Youichi) The anime and voice actors are good! The main protagonist is Oumae-chan from “Sound! Euphonium” (Ms. Kurosawa Tomoyo)
  
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Q56: Do you also get ideas from children close to you?
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Interviewer: So that’s what you’re into lately, then… Thank you very much!<br>Aoyama: Yes, yes (laughs)
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A: I don’t have any children close to me. (laughs)
 
  
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Q57: So you come up with everything using your imagination?
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===Shinichi and Ran Secret Archives VA interviews===
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'''Date:''' January 16, 2018
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'''Source:''' https://www.facebook.com/DCTheRedThread/photos/1722146851170594/ <br>
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'''Info credits by:''' 游离之光
  
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Q58: I guess most people are interested on it yet… Do you have an idea of how will Conan’s end be like?
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TY = Takayama (Conan)<br>
  
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A: I have it, of course
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YG: Compared to coming as Kid, when I come as Shinichi, YZ-San is much nicer/gentle to me<br>
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YZ: Although YG-San is present, knowing him is here as Kid, I’ll be thinking “ちぇ—つ” (Not exactly sure what the expression is in English, but it’s like a scornful sound”
  
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Q59: How much time will it take to get to that resolution?
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YZ: Conan-Kun is cuter than childhood Shinichi <br>
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TY: That’s because he’s “pretending to be cute”, that’s the difference between him and childhood Shinichi, one is a fake child the other is a real child.
  
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A: That’s a secret.  
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YG: It’s been a long time since I had a normal conversation with Ran, I’m really happy!<br>
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Q60: If Conan goes back to Shinichi would the story continue as the life of the high-school student Shinichi?  
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YZ: So that’s what it was like when Shinichi was still around. I also liked that whenever Shinichi shows up, the love comedy will always cover a bigger part.<br>
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TY: It told us what Shinichi went through after he turned to Conan and the time period before he ran back home. It’s like filling in blanks rather than retelling stories. <br>
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YZ: I’m surprised that they did the Karate tournament, they even gave me a real-life tournament as a reference before I record. Ran is becoming some sort of “superwoman” in the recent movies, so it’s nice to show that she can feel pain and be frustrated. <br>
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Q-What do you three feel about Shinran’s relationship?<br>
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YG: Shinichi fell for Ran when they’re in preschool... that’s so early!<br>
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YZ: Even though she said she started to have feelings for Shinichi after the NY case, but he’s still more of a childhood friend before he disappeared. She didn’t realize how much she loved him until he’s not around.<br>
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TY: The pain of being apart.<br>
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Q62: Why did Curacao die? Why did she have to die?
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Q-Ever look forward to a childhood sweetheart romance?<br>
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A: Ah… Curacao? Hmmm… That was sad, yeah. But, well… Hmmm… I think that even if she’d lived on she wouldn’t have an easy life. I’m sorry (public laughs)
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TY: I would be OK with it if it can last forever. In ep 472, Kudo Shinichi’s childhood adventure, there’s a part where Shinichi wanted to be address in last name..<br>
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YZ: I think he’s embarrassed that he was the only to be called in first name in grade school.<br>
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Q63: Do you feel pressured by the level of popularity? Like, when popularity is high do you feel that you want to keep on? Or that when a new volume is less popular than the one before you feel troubled?
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TY: Yes, i was thinking when I saw that part, “This child’s puberty kicked in early” I had similar experience in middle school, when you get teased like that by others, the relationship can be easily ruined. It’s nice that they patched things up soon quickly!<br>
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YG: And they’ve remained close ever since, so exclusive to each other.<br>
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A: No, I don’t. I don’t feel that at all.  
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TY: it’s just for the attention, he felt like he’s being acknowledged, but never consider them romantically <br>
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Q64: Is there something specific you do to relax?
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YG: It’s just fan letters<br>
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YZ: Ran will also go panic about some illusion, like Shinichi living with a young widow...(laugh)<br>
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A: Nope… Ah. Well. I like baseball so I watch baseball.
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YG: Watching too much soap operas? (Laugh)<br>
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TY: Ran was picked up a lot by guys. Maybe the guys in school are too afraid to because of Shinichi, but she’s definitely popular! And sometimes when Shinichi gets mad and jealous about “why is she so friendly with them”, he’s anger usually goes away if he sees her attitude towards that person, like Araide-sensei and Eisuke-kun.<br>
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YZ: Eisuke-Kun doesn’t feel like a love interest, he’s like a little brother!<br>
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Q- thoughts about recent development?<br>
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YG: We recorded CM for the field trip arc!<br>
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YZ: Yes, a couple of lines, it’s amazing that we reached file 1000<br>
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TY: can’t wait for the animation, let their feelings for each other be heard!<br>
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A: Akai and Amuro will be needed, of course! (laughs). I think that things may happen as you imagine.  
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===Movie 22 Guidebook Interview===
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'''Date:''' March 31, 2018
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File:M22_Guidebook_Interview_8.jpg|Staff interview
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'''Translated by:''' Spimer<br>
  
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Q66: There are a lot of mangakas who have cameo appearances in some movies: do you intend to make a cameo appearance in a movie?
 
  
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A: * laughs *… No, I’m too shy to do that. I was once asked to do a cameo appearance but I refused the offer.
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'''New characters introduced'''<br>
  
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Q67: What’s your favorite female character of the manga?
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'''Sayoko Iwai''' -> Tokyo Regional Prosecutor, Public Safety Bureau<br>
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VA: Tomigana Miina<br>
  
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A: Well… That’d be Ran – chan. Is that OK?
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Line: "This is a decision by the Public Safety Department, do you understand?"<br>
  
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Q68: What are the key elements (those things you consider important) when it comes to making a Conan movie?
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Supervisor subservient to the Public Safety Police.<br>
  
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A: Hmm… They’re always different. For this year’s one I thought of involving the BO…
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Supervisor Prosecutor part of the Tokyo Regional Public Prosecutor Office, Public Safety Department. Her subordinate, Kusakabe, in charge of Kogoro's case, suggests her to carry out additional investigation of the case, but Supervisor Iwai dismisses his suggestion. It'd seem she's very subservient to the National Police Agency's Public Safety Police.
  
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Q69: When you draw the manga you take the movies and anime into consideration?
 
  
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A: Well, I do
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'''Kyouko Tachibana''' -> Lawyer<br>
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VA: Ueno Aya<br>
  
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Q70: You’ve been keeping that in mind ever since you began serialization?
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Line: "Please allow me, Kyouko Tachibana, to defend "the sleeping Kogoro"!"<br>
  
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A: Nope. When I began serializing it there wasn’t an anime so I didn’t think of those. I didn’t think such a small manga would have an anime.
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A "cell-lawyer" lawyer who always loses<br>
  
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Q71: Did you use yourself as basis for creating Kudo Yuusaku? Because he can be smarter than Conan
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A "cell-lawyer" is a lawyer that doesn't belong to a lawyer agency and take jobs over their cellphones, they're freelance lawyers. She's been in charge of many Public Safety cases in the past but cases with prosecution indictment only have a 0.1% chances of being won so she's lost in all the trials she's been at. She requests to defend Kogoro.
  
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A: Nope, I’m not that smart. If I’m forced to say who was the basis that’d be Mycroft from the Sherlock Holmes novels.
 
  
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Q72: Will Eisuke Hondo make a comeback?
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'''Fumikazu Haba''' -> Former Law Student<br>
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VA: Hakata Daikichi
  
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A: Say… (laughs)… Do you really want him back? Well… I might give it some thought
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Line:"I want you to explain why I wasn't appointed!"<br>
  
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Q73: What motivated you to become a mangaka and what motivated you to create Conan?
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He was a law student, but...<br>
  
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A: I liked mystery stories. The reason I became a mangaka was because I was good at drawing. I also liked coming up with stories ever since I was a kid so I thought of drawing a story I’d come up with.
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A law student who aimed to be a judge. But he wasn't appointed a judge. Wanting to know the why, he talks directly to the coure's director, but...
  
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Q74: Does that mean that you were popular amongst your classmates?
 
  
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A: Nope, I was only slightly popular (laughs)
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'''Makoto Kusabake''' -> Tokyo Regional Prosecutor, Public Safety Department<br>
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VA: Kawashima Tokuyoshi
  
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Q75: There are lot of double-faces (NOCs) infiltrating the BO. How can they infiltrate SO easily? The BO doesn’t check their backgrounds?
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Line: "It'd seem that you kept denying the charges in the police."<br>
  
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A: You’re right. It’s very mysterious indeed. (laughs).
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Prosecutor in charge of the bombing incident<br>
  
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Q76: Kichiemon Samizu appears in Conan. You don’t intend to make a spin-off about him?
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He's a prosecutor who's very serious about his job, and is in charge of Kogoro's case. He becomes concerned during the inquires that Kogoro has no motive for being the culprit of the bombing incident and suggests his superior, Supervisor Iwai, to carry out further investigation, but...
  
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A: A spin-off? Ah… True… That could be interesting. He’s a very useful character.
 
  
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Q77: You fulfilled your childhood dream of becoming a mangaka, right? Is there a next dream or dreams you want to fulfill?
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'''Gosho Interview'''<br>
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Profile:<br>Mangaka / Author of "Detective Conan"
  
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A: Other dreams? Ah… I’d like to be director even if it’s a one-timer experience
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Originary from Tottori Prefecture. Mangaka debut in 1986. "YAIBA" and "Detective Conan" prized with Shogakukan Manga Award. Also serializing the "Magic Kaito" series.<br>In 2017, the total publication amount of "Detective Conan" overcame 200 million units.
  
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Q78: Director of a Conan movie?
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Q: "How did you decide that Amuro Tooru would be the main character in "Zero the Enforcer", this year's installment?"<br>A: "It all started from a suggestion by Sakurai-san, the scriptwriter, it wasn't my idea.<br>He said he wanted to do a tale about cyber-terrorism and he asked me "if it's cyber-terrorism, then the PSB will get involved, can I make Amuro appear?". It'd only been 1 film since "The Darkest Nightmare" so I did think it was a bit too early to do so but I also though that it would work. Amuro-kun's popular, after all (laughs)."
  
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A: Indeed.
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Q: "What are the highlights of this move?"<br>A: "The final action scene, and the talk between Conan and Amuro in the climax!"
  
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Q79: A live-action Conan film?
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Q: "In which parts were you involved?"<br>A: "In the story and a bit of storyboard fixes. I also helped a bit with the keyframes. The first version of the story it was very hard and led to heavy happenings. It turned into a "Amuro's become evil?" feeling, so we made it a bit softer. The first heavy story was interesting, too. Had a hard mystery feeling to it.  The culprit got caught but "the truth darkness hasn't been dispelled" feeling. But I thought that wasn't something we should in Conan.<br>So we made some things a bit light-hearted. Also, until we settled on using cyber-terrorism as theme we also though of tricks involving food poisoning but they were discarded very early. We felt that the motive was too small (laughs)<br>I also voiced my opinion on the climax and other scenes and had them add scenes I wanted to see. Also, the scene between Amuro and Kuroda, for example, has elements from the anime so I look forward to how it ends up looking."
  
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A: Ah… That would be neat.
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Q: "What were your demands to the new director, Director Tachikawa?"<br>A: "We were very detailed when we met to talk about the action scenes planning, but we didn't go so over the details when we were in the storyboard stage. There wasn't much storyboard fixing this time around. But sometimes I sent him a photo over LINE telling him "we should fix this one".
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Q80: What actors would you like to have in the casting?
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A: We didn't have too many long phone calls either. Talking over LINE was sufficient (laughs)."
  
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A: Do you mean Conan’ actor? Hum… That’s a hard question. Hmmm…
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Q: "What kind of conversation you had with Furuya Tooru-san, Amuro Tooru's VA?"<br>A: "We didn't talk about the movie but I did have a meal with him in the past. Said his daughter is a great fan of Kaitou Kid. Also he did play the role of Tuxedo Mask (Sailor Moon), didn't he? I guess that he probably thinks that I used his character as model to draw Kaitou Kid. But it's actually the inverse, Kaitou Kid came before Tuxedo Mask. "Magic Kaito" is a old, Showa Period manga.<br>(See Note 1) When I told him that he was disappointed, I guess that he wanted to brag to his daughter "I'm the the model for Kaitou Kid", no? (laughs). Well, it's but my speculation so... I apologize if I'm mistaken (laughs)<br>I also told him that Amuro Tooru's true name is Furuya Rei and he replied "Sensei! That's overdoing it!" to which I replied "No, see, the "Rei" is actually "Zero" due to some reasons" and he was like "Huh!?"."
  
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Q81: What would happen if the story was written from Shinichi’s Pov?
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Q: "I want to ask about Kazami Yuuya, who's also appeared in the manga.<br>A: "He's very popular. There were a lot of fan letters after "The Darkest Nightmare" asking me to "Please make Kazami appear!" so I went like "fine, fine". "Let's make him show up!". Wondering if that would do (laughs)<br>I think that the anime staff decided on his name. He's a subordinate of Amuro so he was Camille. At first he had a long and crumpled hair but I didn't understand what they meant by Camille, so they said "he doesn't look like PSB", and that someone with a bad nature was better. And so his design was remade and ended up like that. I don't watch "Z Gundam" too often. The first [season] of Gundam is the best, in my opinion. Hence why I didn't make the connection. I'm really sorry (laughs)."
  
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A: Huh? But the story is Shinichi’s PoV to begin with. Ah. Do you mean if he hadn’t become Conan? If that’d been the case the series wouldn’t be this popular. (laughs)  
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Q: "I want to ask about Kazami's and Amuro's roles"<br>A: "To make it clear that Amuro's the great one, Amuro is on the elite section of the NPA, and Kazami belongs to the Police HQ's PSB which is a lower rank. I think Sakurai-san was the one who suggested for Kazami to be older than Amuro.<br>As for Amuro's career, he was in the same class as Matsuda and Date. Scotch also was in the same class. They all died but they were cool types.<br>And Scotch was Amuro's childhood friend. Because, you see, he called him "Zero". And that was nickname of Amuro when he was a kid. I'll have to draw that, indeed."<br>Note 1: "The author of "Sailor Moon" , Takeuchi Naoko-sensei, was told that Tuxedo Mask's model was Kaitou Kid and was glad about it (From the "Aoyama Gosho 30th Anniversary Book").
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Q82: Do you have any advice for people aspiring to become mangaka?
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Q: "I wanted to ask about Conan's first spin-off, "Culprit Hanazawa-san"..."<br>A: "At first, the person in charge showed me the name and asked me "this is the name, will it be OK?". So I replied "Oh, sure. Perfectly OK.". Thought it was fun. I had a meal with Kanba-sensei after that. I told him "feel free to do anything you want to do". Kanba-sensei's hometown is Shimane Prefecture, which is next to Tottori so he's also close to my hometown.<br>The persons who appear are suspicious, Ran-chan's hairstyle, and her horn popping from the middle are fun. I thought it was good to give off a "imposter" feeling. It's pretty good, and fun."
  
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A: Hmmm… Let’s see… What should I say…? If you want to be mangaka then I think it’d be better for you to go to upper college, if possible. Why, you ask? Because you must be able to think of a good story. That’s what mangakas must do.  
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Q: "What about your health, and when will [the manga] resume?"<br>A: "Thank you for your concern, I feel very good. I get a feeling of "get to work already!". I think there'll be good news soon enough.<br>I want to write a long story about Detective Chiba and Naeko-chan as well after the manga resumes. With the feeling of "Bayside Shakedown", I'd say. Please look forward to it."
  
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Q83: Will Dr. Araide appear once again? Did you wholly forget him?
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Q: "Please give us a message for Conan fans as conclusion of the interview."<br>A: "Both those who know Amuro and those who don't know him... Those who don't know him, they'll know what kind of man he is, and those who know him will get to know him a bit deeper. So please go see the movie.<br>Also, Amuro will be appearing a lot in the manga in the future. Since he was told to "Investigate about Kudo Shinichi", it's inevitable for him to get involved. Look forward to it, too!"
  
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A: Ah… Dr. Araide, huh… Until you asked me about him I’d forgotten about him.
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Sign: "Detective Conan Cinema Magazine 2018. Aoyama Gosho."
  
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Q84: Will a Conan videogame come out?
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Bottomost right note: "Sensei drew Conan & Amuro for the magazine. He quickly makes a sketch with pencils, and adds a magic pen without any hesitation. It'd seem he's drawing a lot of cuts of Amuro often.
  
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A: I think that there are already Conan videogames. There are several in Japan. But I don’t know if they’re as popular as Pokémon GO, though.
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He jokingly said "If you make a blonde with squat eyes and dark-skinned there you have Amuro (laughs)"
  
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Q85: Did you parents support you in any manner when you decided to become a mangaka?
 
  
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A: They didn’t support me. They were against the idea. But now they’re very thankful of my decision.
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'''Furuya Toru Interview'''<br>
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Profile:<br>
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Amuro Tooru / Rei Furuya VA
  
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Q86: When did they thank you?
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Originary from Kanazawa Prefecture. His representatives works are "Mobile Suit Gundam" as Amuro Ray, "Star of the Giants" as Hoshi Hyuuma, "Saint Seiya" as Pegasus Seiya, "Dragon Ball" as Yamcha, "Sailor Moon" as Tuxedo Mask amongst others.
  
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A: When I began to gain money from my activity. (laughs)
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Q: "Will Amuro Tooru, in the 22nd movie "Zero the Enforcer" become a main character?"<br>A: "No way. It's 2 years after "The Darkest Nightmare" so I think it's too early to say that he's become a main character (laughs). Personally, I was very glad and surprised, I have both of those feelings.<br>I didn't know anything about the contents, and at first it was that trailer with the countdown included in "The Crimson Love Letter" so I thought it'd be a movie with hard content."
  
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Q87: Are there people who you invited into the world of manga?
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Q: "What's your impression ever since you read the script?"<br>A: "It was a bit different from what I'd imagined. Amuro does his job as PSB officer to face organized terrorism against Japan and heads straight forward. And then Conan-kun would get involved. That's how I thought it'd be like.<br>But as I did the trailers and the teasers, that was before I got the script so I eventually began to understand the contents. I firstly though "Huh? He's going to be enemies with Conan?". Despite that in the main story we finally got to know he was an ally of Conan, so I thought that them being enemies now would draw Conan fans away... I felt a bit of danger, actually (laughs).<br>But I did think that that wouldn't be the end of things, and there women who feel attracted to bad guys so maybe it would be good for them to be enemies when seen from that perspective. <br>There are people who like Bourbon, so I expected that the charm of a cool Furuya Rei would further increase in this movie as well. I didn't think that it'd show details about the state of things within the police, though.
  
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A: There’s a senior from college who’s become a mangaka. That would be it.  
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Q: "What points do you have to respectively act his 3 faces of Amuro Tooru, Furuya Rei and Bourbon?"<br>A: "In the case of Amuro Tooru, working at the Poirot part-time, I take into account the image that he behaves like a kind guy and is an attractive young man. Conan knows his identity, but when there are other Detective Boys present, he acts as if he was but a strong and young detective. That's how I voice him like. I use a bit of a higher tone of voice, with a soft feeling.<br>In the case of Furuya Rei, he's a worker and a pro so I voice him in a sharp and edgy manner. To give out a dark feeling I make a lower tone of voice. There also times in which he gives out orders to Kazami, so there are parts in which he turns stricter. I add changes in scenes like those.<br>Speaking of voice tones, I use the lowest one when I voice him as Bourbon. Vermouth and he have a grip of each others' weaknesses so it's a bit special yet when he talks to Gin or similar scenes I use a very low tone.<br>Also, when it comes to Akai Shuichi, he's got a feud with him involving what happened with Scotch so he clearly hates him. His emotions get the best of him. When he faced Akai, he behaves like a kid. So when Akai is around he unusually brings out his emotions in a straightforward way. <br>When reading the movie's script, when he moves around as Furuya Rei, and when he talks to Conan...  I thought that it would be better to use Amuro's voice for those scenes. When I had to act scenes as Furuya Rei, I wrote the "Kou" kanji from "kouan (Public Safety)" on my copy of the script and when it was Amuro Tooru I wrote "an". So they overlapped with "kouan" and was hard to understand even for me, so I wrote the katakana "A". I distributed them in the script as much as I could.
  
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Q88: Will Lupin meet Conan again?
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Q: "What's the charm of Amuro Tooru, in your opinion?"
  
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A: Ah… I’ve heard people talk about that here and there
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A: "Hmmm... He has 3 faces so I guess he's 3 times more handsome than normal people (laughs).
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His 3 faces are the first of his charms. So even though I'm acting a single character, I can experience being 3 persons at the same time and acting 3 persons. That's a charm yet it has difficult parts to it so I feel like it's worth doing it.<br>It was fun voicing the 3 of them but I really like Furuya Rei. He feels like a hero of justice. Apart from action, he's also good with his driving technique. He often has cool lines to him, and like in this occasion, I was able to voice him a lot in the movie, since he doesn't appear that often. So I'm very glad at it."
  
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A: Hum… This year’s movie, I think…? It was good, wasn’t it? Of course it was… Hmmm… I think that, as you can see, it was impressive and cool. Because I added a lot of corrections. (Laughs)
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Q:"Can you tell us anything that happened during the dubbing?"<br>A:"Takayama Minami-san (Conan) and Yamakazi Wakana-san (Ran) encouraged me a lot and were glad at Amuro's popularity, and Yamazaki-san said, about the movie, that "Amuro-san, you're sure to get a lot of new fans!".Minami-san did ask "This is about that person and that other person?", when checking uncertain lines and scenes...<br>In the interactions with Conan during the climax has a lot of action so ad-libbing becomes needed and it's hard to coordinate them but when we did the first test we matched things perfectly despite no previous meeting to coordinate things. Our sensibility as voice actors is similar, I guess. Weren't that the case, we wouldn't have been able to synchro the timing so perfectly. I was really surprised.<br>The climax scenes lines were also good, and so the Suzuki Sonoko VA Matsui Naoko-san was very happy at it, and said "Your pierced through my heart!" (laughs)"<br>I was a bit unsure how to voice Amuro's lines on the movie's climax, and unexpectedly enough, during the tests, I made a strong tone of voice that wasn't what I had on mind, and Naoko-san was very glad so I told my "Oh yeah, this is it" to convince myself it was good enough. I had the feeling to act along with Minami-san and that's the voice that came out during the dubbing.
  
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Q90: In the Phantom of Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes is depicted as Kudo Yuusaku instead of Conan. Is there a reason for that that (Why’ that)?
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Q: "You've had a long career. Yet how do you feel about acting a popular character like Amuro Tooru?"<br>A: "I'm really happy at it. I've been a VA for over 50 years, but, for me, it's the first time that a lot of fans had gotten crazy about a character I voiced, crazy over Amuro Tooru. <br>Amuro Ray also has popularity, yeah, but he couldn't beat Char to it (laughs). I often voice the main protagonists of series and so the rival character often gets the attention drawn to him. Nowadays you can see the encouragement through SNS, I like how a lot of followers appear in Twitter, and I'm very surprised at his popularity.<br>Between the Amuro fans, there are some who bought a real white FX-7 (see Note 1). He also makes incredible driving in this film, but whenever the co-stars crash they get severely told "you're wasting the tax money!" (laughs).
  
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Q: "Amuro Tooru appeared on Volume 75 of the manga, he appears in the latter half of the story, but were you surprised by the naming at the time of this debut?"<br>A: "We were fans of "Detective Conan" to begin with. My daughter, especially. We often went to the theater to see the movie together.<br>I knew that Ikeda Shuichi-san voiced Akai Shuichi, so I did feel that "the author, Aoyama-sensei, really likes Gundam". I secretly hoped that "maybe one day I'll be offered a role". And when "it finally came" I was "Huh? Amuro Tooru?" when I heard his name. "There's barely any difference (with my name)!".<br>And later, when his real name of Furuya Rei was revealed, I went "Hey, sensei. Didn't you overdo it!?". I did really comment upon those. Around that time I also got a chance to have a lunch with Aoyama-sensei so we brought colored papers and we got each other's signatures, but then... "No, there's a proper meaning to the "Rei" in his name"... That it mean the "Zero" division in the Public Safety Police and things neatly linked together.<br>But he really loved "Mobile Suit Gundam", and seeing how he uses our names as VAs in his work, I feel very thankful to him. I feel very glad, he even added the car plate... (Note 2)
  
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Q91: How much time were involved with the movie?
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Q: "Last question. What are the highlights of "Zero The Enforcer"?"<br>A: "In this movie, there's the "way adult men do things" plus "charm" as the themes I acted upon. There are several scenes that make you feel that, so I hope that you will savor them.<br>Anyway, there's "Numbers very dear to me which I must protect even if I bet my life on it" (laughs) so I hope you go to see it several times, and that you fully experience the charm of Amuro Tooru. There's also the lines in the car that Sonoko-san accmails as well and which I want you to focus on. Counting on you guys."
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Caption of pic: "Great driving by Furuya (Rei) that Furuya (Tooru) - san likes. In the "Darkest Nightmare" the car drifts in the beginning by Amuro (Furuya), Akai and Curacao are reality!"
  
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A: About a whole year. Maybe a year and a half.  We’re doing the meetings about the next year’s movie already.  
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Note 1: "A Matsuda RX-7 which isn't produced anymore at the present. The serial number of the Gundam, RX-78, comes from here."
  
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Q92: Do you have plans of doing a collaboration with other characters of other stories like Harry Potter? (Have you actually approached their makers?)
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Note 2: "Amuro's car number plate is 73-10, Mr. Furuya's birthday is July 31, and has a 0 to match the "Zero" nickname.
  
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A: * laughs * . Well… I wonder about that. Conan would be surprised if an owl landed on his arm. Well. If they actually happened I think they could be interesting to see.
 
  
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'''Takayama Minami Interview'''<br>
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Profile:<br>
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Edogawa Conan VA
  
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GOSHO AOYAMA MEETS SONNY LIEW Q & A 1 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AofBjLCbJ4<br>
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Originary from Tokyo Metropolitan Area. Her representative works are "Kiki's Delivery Service" as Kiki / Ursula, "Rantaro" as Inadera Rantarou, "YAIBA" as Kurogane Yaiba, "Ranma 1/2" as Tendo Nabiki, "Moomin" as Moomintroll amongst others.
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GOSHO AOYAMA MEETS SONNY LIEW Q & A 2 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYFBZ9SPMh8<br>
 
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GOSHO AOYAMA MEETS SONNY LIEW Q & A 3 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otZFryt92a0
 
  
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Q: "What's your first impression of the 22nd Detective Conan Movie, "Zero The Enforcer"?"<br>A: "Good point. When I firstly read the script, I did think "Ah, maybe this story is a bit too complicated". If you see a lot of police dramas like I do, I think one would understand the existence and roles of the "Public Safety Police" and "Prosecution" but for those who don't see them and for children, I was like "would they understand it?". That was my first impression. <br>But by when we finished the dubbing, the impression changed a bit. If you properly listen to what the characters say during the story, I think you'll be able to understand it."
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Post Movie screening Q & A 2 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzqEE7riqQg
 
  
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Book signing part 1 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WDfaI9D20Q<br>
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Q:"The movie's plot revolves around "Amuro is an enemy?". What did you think about Amuro Tooru or Furuya Rei? What are you impressions of Kazami Yuuya and Kuroda Hyoue?"<br>A: "I did think that I wanted to prove that Amuro-san "isn't the enemy". Kazami-san appeared 2 movies ago, in "The Darkest Nightmare" but in this movie you get to know his relationship in the PSB with Furuya-san. He'll also appeared in the TV series in the future as well, I think.<br>Superintendent Kuroda makes his movie debut in this movie. Whenever he appears in the TV series he's totally suspicious (laughs). He's as suspicious as always, but for some reason he doesn't feel dangerous. He probably is (exposes her deduction) ...or so i think. What I told you is still secret, though (laughs)."
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Book signing part 2 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op9HON7v9Jc<br>
 
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Book signing part 3 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDF_ywmI0Y8
 
  
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Q: "How about the dubbing work?"<br>A: "It went very smoothly, and we finished it on that day. We almost took until past the peak (12:00 AM) but human drama was the axis so we focused on each one's lines and the tempo was good."
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Q: "How about your work together with Furuya Tooru-san?"<br>A: "We didn't do much consulting about how we would perform the dubbing so but there was a point that Furuy-san asked "it's **, right?". "Yes, I think this is **.", "Thought so!". That was the confirmation we took with each other. We also check with each other the points that picked us in our lines.<br>Truth is, when I made my debut, since I was playing a boy, I used Furuya-san's acting as a boy as reference.  Of course, I can't act like he did but I did wonder what a "boy" is like? So I tried to get the gist from his voice acting. So, secretly, inside of my heart, I thought of him as my "teacher" (laughs). In the dubbing, I am always allowed to practice with my "teacher". He's a big senior with whom I can work very well so it was very fun.
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It'd seem that Momiji was indeed thought of as a movie character but Gosho decided to make her show up in the manga too to make people familiar with her by the time the movie came out.<br>Also, Iori went through several design stages (at first it was a old geezer) before they made him a handsome type (TN: The movie staff, not Gosho)
 
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Q: "What's your impression of the new Director, Director Tachikawa?"<br>A: "We got friendly very soon and I called him "Tacchi" (laughs). After the dubbing, I asked him "What's the genre you're apt at?". And he replied "I am apt at action, but... I guess human drama is it.". That's shown in this movie, indeed! He's a young director, but he gouges out the deep parts of humans.<br>Since it involves deductions, I think that human dramas are very important. The deduction of the culprit, the actions of the cornered party, must be things that "humans do" or the whole thing will fail.<br>The way the action scenes are scattered is good, but, if you don't properly depict "the human part", the story feels dull... There's been a lot of similar human drama in Conan movies insofar but this time around it felt "really hot".  I think this is the director's tastes.<br>I act on it, so you feel that it's a character with "body heat, and feels related to", that's a must have creed. You can hear the heart's sound, they breathe, they're not limited to the 2-d of the screen or the scene, it feels "alive", that's how I like to voice characters. So I like hot dramas like this one."
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The love comedy is between Ran and Shinichi but there'll be a big event involving the high school students.<br>And Heiji and Kazuha will appear too.<br>(Note: The japanese text actually says Momiji, but it raised the question of why Momiji would be there and not Kazuha so it was translated as Kazuha)
 
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==="Truth in Episode ONE" Booklet===
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Q: "The identity of "That Person" has been made public in the manga already, yet...?"<br>A: "True. Truth is, during the recording of "The Darkest Nightmare", we casting (about 20 of us, was it?) tried to predict "Who's That Person?". When looking at the answer sheet I'd kept sealed since then, it had an accuracy rate of 25%! It'd seem I checked a lot of things during breaks (laughs).<br>I also showed it to Aoyama-sensei, who'd come to see the dubbing. His reply was "What, they all know who it is!" (laughs). By the way, my answer was wrong.<br>Sensei had let out hints before, and Karasuma Renya's name had considerably popped up but I ended up reading too much into the thing and wrote someone else as my reply to the question."
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===News Zero Interview===
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Q: "Last question: what are the movie's highlights?"<br>A: "In this 22nd movie, prosecution, police, and PSP... It's a story in which a lot of words you don't normally hear pop up.<br>Also, in the interactions between characters, there are some crucial points as well so pay close attention and enjoy it until the very end without taking your eyes off the screen. It's a very, very exciting human drama.<br>One last thing to finish, "Amuro-san is someone incredible."."
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'''Date:''' Mid April, 2017<br>
 
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==="Truth in Crimson" Booklet===
 
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'''Date:''' April 26, 2017<br>
 
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'''Staff Interview'''<br>
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'''Director Tachikawa'''<br>
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Born in 1981. He revealed the "Death Billiards" which was his original idea, script and direction at the "Anime Mirai" of the Agency for Cultural Affairs in 2013. It was made into an anime named "Death Parade". He also directed "Mob Psycho 100".  
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===Gosho NHK Interview===
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Q:"How were you appointed to direct this movie?"<br>A:"In a raising program from the Agency for Cultural Affairs aimed at young animators I directed a serious film named "Death Billiards" and the judge in charge at the time was the "Detective Conan" Producer, Suwa (Michihiko) - san. He bought a lot of the stuff I made. And he asked me to "Direct the 22nd Movie". "
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'''Date:''' June, 2017<br>
 
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Aoyama's latest interview for NHK: he talks over his interest in the Sherlock Holmes' series and how he got inspiration from Conan Doyle's works to create his own characters. Guess what character was based off Moriarty? ;)
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Q: "What's your impression of "Detective Conan"?"<br>A: "I first came into contact with Conan around Elementary... Or High... Or Middle. I loved to read it as a normal reader but there was 1 time I stopped reading. I came into contact with it again once I became a producer. When I got told to be the director of this movie, I re-read again from the part I'd seen years before."
  
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Q: "What are the parts you put most detail or attention to as the movie's director?"<br>A: "To not to omit any of the good points that Conan had had insofar. The relations between characters are very interesting. So I took especially care and detail in character depiction. And this movie was more suspense-touch than the usual. The PSB is a main actor and the feeling's more serious. It's made so that if people who like mystery dramas see it then I think they will enjoy it."
  
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Gosho Aoyama first found out about Conan Doyle in elementary school, through the book "The Dancing Men".<br>It seems he became obsessed over the code during that time.<br>"It scared me but at the same time, the curiosity rose"<br>"If I hadn't seen this, I probably wouldn't have written Conan"<br>In his elementary school essay, he wrote that he wanted to be a manga writer before but now (as in that time) he wants to be a detective. But he doesn't have good physicality so he'll put both dreams together and write a manga about detectives. 🕵<br>As you may already know, the town Beika is a spin-off of Baker and that Beika's "Bei" is the letter that also means rice. And that letter is similar to the Union Jack 🇬🇧<br>Continuing on, they asked Gosho to name his top 3 characters in Holmes.<br>He put James Moriarty as #3<br>He said Moriarty is the ideal character for the Black Organization boss. Just like Moriarty, the boss doesn't show their face and works behind the scenes, only pulling the strings on the crimes from far away<br>Gosho says "I try to make it so that they (the boss) is cold-blooded, won't leave a single scrap of evidence, and almost invisible"<br>He put Mycroft Holmes in #2<br>Gosho says that he's smarter than Sherlock Holmes, the protagonist, which is also the same situation with Yusaku Kudo, Shinichi's father<br>And lastly, he put Irene Adler as #1. Apparently, Haibara Ai's "Ai" is taken from Irene Adler's "I" which is similarly pronounced
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Q:"What's your favorite character?"<br>A: "Haibara Ai, Professor Agasa, Mouri Kogoro, Hattori Heiji and Detective Takagi... I'd say. To avoid coming off as faulty, I also like Conan as well. But I rather like the famed side-characters who support the work. As well as the actual actors. So my preferences aim over there."
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=== Magic Kaito Vol 5 Playback Episode===
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Q: "What's your vision of Amuro Tooru as as director?"<br>A: "I thought that fans would like his mysterious parts so we paid a lot of attention when depicting those. But I also wanted to show Amuro's house as well. I like those parts that reveal one's true nature. I think that it shouldn't be done, but, I also wanted to do a scene of him bathing in the bath."
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Q:"What's your favorite film?"<br>A: "The first films remain in my memory... "The Time-bombed Skyscraper", "Countdown to Heaven", "The Phantom of Baker Street". I was by Producer Ishiyama (Keichi) -san that "it really looks like the balance in Director Kodama Kenji's (see note 1) works". I didn't have it on mind, truth to be told, but I do like the initial Conan so that's why it ended up like that, or so I think.
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Q: "Last question. What are the highlights of the movie?"<br>A: "This movie mainly focuses on Amuro Tooru so there's a lot of cool scenes. Also, his gestures of combing up his hair or after he gets hurt... There's a lot of scenes showing aspects of him one normally doesn't see. So I hope you have a good look at the film while enjoying those day-to-day scenes."
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'''Scriptwriter Sakurai'''<br>
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Born in 1970. Scriptwriter. He also was a movie producer at Toho. While he was in office, he received the 1st Yomiuri TV Scenario Great Award. He then became a freelancer scriptwriter. His representative works are the "Aibou (Pal)" TV series and the "Forensic Researcher Woman" TV series.
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Q:"This is the 4th movie the script of which you write up after the 17th movie "Private Eye in the Distant Seas", the 19th movie "Sunflowers of Inferno" and the 20th movie, "The Darkest Nightmare". How did you begin to get involved with Conan and how did you receive the offer for this project?"<br>A: "At the time of "Private Eye in the Distant Seas", I think it was Producer Suwa (Michihiko) -san who contacted me, and I accepted the offer. It was an anime, so I thought of writing a story that couldn't be done in a normal film. After "The Darkest Nightmare", I was asked "When can you make a new script?" and I replied "I'm free in 1 year's time", that was how the offer came.
  
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Q: "What are the requests from Aoyama-sensei?"<br>A: "There weren't many. But regarding Amuro's view of love I was told to "please add this line". As well as "Add this scene with Azusa" or "Add this at the end". Not more than that. Most of it I wrote it up myself but I directly asked him if there were parts I didn't understand. How Amuro would interact with Conan, for example. I hadn't gotten a grasp of it yet...
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Hi, it's Aoyama !<br>Since a new volume of ''Magic Kaito'' came out, I have to delve into my memories from the past.<br>
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Q: "And what were the requests from Director Tachikawa?"<br>A: "It was a harder story at the beginning but he changed it from a hard story to a softer Conan episode. It was a bit more severe and nerve-wrecking world. But that wasn't the first Conan story that the director wanted to do. There were several conflicts with that."
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I wrote this story about Kaito's parents four years ago. I had stopped writing Magic Kaito for Conan and I thought : ''Wow, so much time has passed ?'' (laughs) If I recall correctly, his mother mutters ''Kaito, it's time for you to know'', and the story's finally here ! It's this story that finally revealed that Kaito's mother's name is ''Chikage''. It was my first time digitalizing a manuscript, I was glad I managed to portray the security sensor similar to phantom thieves stories so cooly, but I had to drew one night scenery after another, and that took time and so I almost didn't make it in a deadline. By the way, this story leads to Conan's Ryouma case, in volume 70. Read it if you're interested !<br>
 
  
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Q: "What are Amuro's charms, in your opinion?"<br>A: "He has a wide mental capacity. If it's not someone with a lot of room in their heart then it's hard to live in 3 different world-views. You'll get crushed. Even as Furuya, even as Amuro and even as Bourbon, I think that his base is always the same. His feeling of justice as well, he just changes his form of expressing things. I guess that both shooting a gun and brewing coffee stem from the same feeling of justice.
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When it was decided to animate the series, I had a meeting with the animation staff. We asked ourselves ''How are we going to finish the story ?''. So I suggested : ''Why not do one about a black Kaitou Kid that would be published in the Sunday ?''. And that's how I wrote Midnight Crow. I will never forget the staff's face when I told them ''Actually, Touichi is alive'' (laughs)
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Q: "Last question. What are the highlights of the movie?"<br>A:"At first you see through the viewpoint of Conan, the main protagonist, and then you see through Furuya's PoV, and if you see it from a 3rd PoV that'd be the culprit's... And they all look like different stories. And, also, there might be a 4th PoV...
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This chapter was written to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Magic Kaito, so it had to be a love comedy <3 When I drew the chapter, Kaito's bike is a Suzuki GSX 250 R. I had forgotten that it was supposed to be broken, so I had Jii-chan say that a ''doctor friend'' helped him... I leave that to your imagination (laughs)
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Also, when you see it the first time, as a hint to guess the culprit, I wish that you pay attention to the "screen within the screen". A TV screen or a PC screen might appear but pay attention to that "screen within the screen" which one normally oversees. We're using a lot of screens this time, so there might be news announced there or investigation materials, there are hints rolling in several "screens"."
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NONCHALANT LUPIN<br>
 
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It's a short story I sent to a shounen magazine, and I got an award for it. As you can see, it was a prototype for ''Magic Kaito'' (laughs) The forms are different but there's no card gun. I drew this because the editor I had at that time told me : ''Show me a story you want to write''. It's my second work ! Now that I look back, I'm embarassed because it looks bad. (laughs)
 
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===Gosho Aoyama 30 Years Anniversary Book===
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'''Guidebook Explanation of Police Hierarchy'''<br>
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Q1) "Why did you change the manga style to the current one, compared to how it was on the beginnings?"<br>A1) "I wasn't conscious of that (laughs) I drew things like that!?"
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Q2) "What about Ran-chan's head?"<br>A2) "Everyone points that out to me (laughs). It happened to turn into that (laughs). I wanted a symbol-like thing, to be able to tell who it was from the silhouette. Like how I thought that my dad was wearing a hat the whole time (laughs)"
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Q3) "Shinichi and Ran have begun to date, but will there be a boyfriend-girlfriend-like interaction in the future?"<br>A3) "There'll be (laughs) Maybe they'll become a couple by next year's movie? Oh? (laughs)"
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'''Interview 3'''
 
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'''Secret Talk'''
 
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Some Translations from The Red Thread
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Q4) "How's the chronology between the movies and the manga organized like? Is the "Crimson School Trip" after "The Crimson Love Letter"?"<br>A4) "I was troubled by that, actually. I did consult with the editor if I should depict it as Momiji firstly meeting Sonoko... Well, it came out well enough, no? (laughs) I don't think much about the chronology with the movies"
  
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Info by 頭脳明晰天真爛漫; English translation by Jiamin
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Q5) "What's the tone of coloring you use for Amuro-san's and Heiji's skin color?"<br>A5) "The same! Number 51! (laughs) Everyone else uses Number 61, but I use Number 51 because it has a bigger grain! It doesn't get crushed, hence why Number 51 is the best!"
  
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Hi there! This is Aoyama, it’s a little sudden, but I am going to announce my “favorite chapter in my 30-year career”
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Q6) "Shinichi said he wanted to become the Heisei (Note 1) Sherlock Holmes, but will Conan end during the Heisei Period?"<br>A6) "No, if the period name changes then I'll nonchalantly change it to the new period's Holmes (laughs) I should also nonchalantly insert a line about that (laughs)"<br>Note 1: Heisei - Period from 1989 to the present, indicating rule of current Emperor, Akihito
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Since my debut in 1986, I cannot possibly remember the numbers of chapters I’ve drawn, however, when it was asked “the number one chapter,” I can answer it without any hesitation. There’s no other option, the one and only great chapter that need to exist in this world! That is!!!.... the hint is “hospital.”
 
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[the next page reveals: Shinichi Boy(part one, 923), and the book shows rough draft of the chapter and Aoyama sensei’s page by page notes/comments]
 
  
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(TN: Shinichi boy was drawn while Aoyama was hospitalized in 2015, in SDB 90+ he also mentioned he created the chapter with the feeling that “this great chapter needs to exist in the world”)
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Q7) "Did you intend to make Amuro Tooru appear when you made Akai Shuuichi debut?"<br>A7) "Well, I did have the idea in a corner of my head! I did think of making a rival character or worthy opponent! I actually thought of naming him "Shiroi" (laughs). But I thought it might be a bit odd so I went for Amuro (laughs)"
  
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Q8) "Amuro-san asked Azusa-san about her plans for [[Christmas]] before the break, though?"<br>A8) "Amuro was saying "Not really", Azusa might've said (laughs) then you could switch work shifts with me? (laughs)"
  
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Info from @oooHYYo (no scan provided), English translation by Jiamin:
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Q9) There was a scene featuring them in "Zero the Enforcer," though?"<br>A9) I did draw that scene!
  
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1. Aoyama sensei’s favorite movie: last year’s was good, so does movie 1 & movie 4<br>2. The Higo charm case, when Conan received Ran’s text, he’s probably thinking “I wanna reply ASAP! But I can’t” or something like that<br>3. Favorite chapter “Shinichi Boy” when Ran said “don’t call me crybaby” Shinichi’s thinking”why is she mad, she seems so cute/sweet”
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Q10) "A normal Conan cases is 3 chapters, but do you decide the length beforehand?"<br>A10) "I always have the rough idea that a case will be 3 chapters long. But long cases like the "Crimson School Trip" are 5-6 chapters long... At times like that I go... "Well, this'll be a serial murder, then!" (laughs)
  
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Additional info about the Panel of Shinichi and Ran's first meeting:
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Q11) "Why is Amuro-san so popular?"<br>A11) "Well... I dunno (laughs). Why, I wonder (laughs). Maybe the fact that he can't beat Akai makes him popular (laughs) That might be it (laughs)."
  
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Aoyama: this is the panel I worked really hard on! The moment they met, which is a significant moment, but I just couldn’t get it right, I altered so many drafts for this scene
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Q12) "The last question in "Zero the Enforcer" was a great!"<br>A12) "Glad to know (laughs) I told them to add that one (laughs)!"
  
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Aoyama: Ran was pleased to hear Shinichi’s “Thank you”, so she responded with a huge smile “There you go!” But we couldn’t see the smile, it didn’t show in “Ran Girl” either. The smile was revealed at the end of “Shinichi Boy(part 2)”, the kind of smile which moved Shinichi, and fell in love with Ran.
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Q13) "What were the good things of becoming a mangaka?"<br>A13) "You earn a lot of money (laughs) You can eat juicy stuff (laughs). But you get less sleeping time... But now I sleep a lot! (laughs)"
  
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Q14) "If Conan goes back to being Shinichi, how will he relate to those around him?"<br>A14) "I can't tell you that (laughs) I almost made a slip (laughs)"
  
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info provided by 米花快报; English translation by Jiamin
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Q15) "Are you planning on drawing that?"<br>A15) "Well, let's see... I do (laughs)"
  
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Q: Congratulations on the 30th anniversary for your career, is there a year that was most memorable to you?<br>A: it was the year that the production of first Conan movie was decided. Before that, I feel troubled on writing Conan, and thought it was probably time to end it. I had to come out of new ways to kill people every week, it was extremely difficult for me. And the editorial department went out of their ways to meddle in my creation, I hated that. So I decided to go to Las Vegas with my assistants, splurged all the moneys that I have earned at that time, and decided to end Conan when I come back home. But then I received a phone call in my hotel in Vegas, “The making of Conan movie was confirmed!” I changed my mind after that, maybe I shouldn’t give up, I need to work harder when I come beck.
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Q16) "How do you decide the codenames of the BO members?"<br>A16) "Gin was an idea by an assistant, he said he looked Gin... I was like "really?" (laughs). As for Vermouth, I was told to use Vermouth (laughs) I get directed a lot by my assistants, although not that much (laughs)"
  
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Q: Conan was really popular since the beginning, and the editors still wanted to intervene?<br>A: Yes, for example, they wanted Heiji’s personality to be more vile, I thought “to hell with them” and ignored their suggestion.
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Q17) "Why did you make Hattori Heiji dark-skinned?"<br>A17) "I wanted to make him the complete inverse of Shinichi (laughs)! I thought that'd be a dark-skinned character, then (laughs). But my assistants disliked the idea. They said it was annoying to draw! (laughs)"
  
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Q18) "I think the best part about your work, Sensei, is that you don't kill the criminals and have them live to atone for their sins but why did you make the culprit of Moonlight Sonata die?"<br>A18) "I thought that an occasional exception would do fine (laughs) It was a necessary victim so that Conan could tell Hattori that he's not perfect and that he actually "killed" someone (laughs)"
  
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Q19) "All the movies always have some scenes drawn by you, Sensei, but do you decide which ones you want to draw?"<br>A19) "Yes! I put a circle in the storyboard that Director Tachikawa gave me to indicate I'd draw those! (laughs) I generally draw the scenes which have lines that I thought of (laughs)!"
  
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info provided by 米花快报; English translation by Jiamin
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Q20) "What's the origin of Conan's "there's only one truth" amongst the famous lines of the manga?"<br>A20) "It was actually a coincidence, in the chapter of Heiji's debut Shinichi said "because there's only one truth", and at about the same time the anime came up with "there's always one truth", so it really was a coincidence (laughs)."
  
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Death count: 247<br>
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Q21) "What works did you use as reference when making up the character of Amuro Tooru?"<br>A21) "I often say that Akai looks like Char, but Amuro is Amuro (laughs). Amuro's an original character (laughs)"
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Different causes of death:<br>
 
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1. Striked: 40<br>
 
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2. Strangled: 34<br>
 
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3. Stabbed: 25<br>
 
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4. Poisoned: 24<br>
 
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5. Shot: 22<br>
 
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6. Burned：21<br>
 
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7. Beheaded：19<br>
 
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8. Fallen：13<br>
 
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9. Suicide：13<br>
 
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10. Drown：9<br>
 
  
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(Yes, these are manga counts only; up to Volume 93.)
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Q22) "What are the characters that are easier to draw and harder to draw within your works?"<br>A22) "Kaitou Kid is hard to draw, yes... And Amuro is easy to draw (laughs). Akai is hard, but Amuro has a special feeling to him (laughs)"
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===Gosho Aoyama Interview about the Boss===
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Q23) "What are the origins of Kaitou Kid?"<br>A23) "At first he was unpopular with the chief editor (laughs). Saying he wasn't fashionable at all (laughs).
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'''Date:''' November 30, 2017<br>
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There was "Cats Eye" (see note) as high school thiefs at the time. the youngest sister was a high school student. Yet there wasn't a guy thief so I thought I could come up with one of my own (laughs). I was faster so I won (laughs)."<br>Note: "Cat's Eye", manga about a group of 3 sisters who steal works from a fictional European artist.
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'''Published in:''' Shonen Sunday Webry <!--this is not in the physical SS Issue 3-4-->
 
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'''Source:''' http://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=13430&sid=616cd36dc775283463d2b3ae591ca2a2 <br>
 
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青山先生直撃インタビュー
 
  
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2017年11月30日青山剛昌先生宅にて。
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Q24) "Why did you think of making the heroine strong instead of weak?"<br>A24) "I guess it's because I wanted to draw karate scenes (laughs). Thought that a strong heroine would be fun (laughs). Conan-kun shrunk so he needed someone strong next to him else he'd be in trouble... Or so I thought (laughs)
  
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サンデー３・４合併号にて「あの方」の正体がついに判明。週刊誌での漫画連載は一旦お休みしつつ、映画第22弾のコンテ確認作業を進めている青山剛昌先生に現在の心境などを直撃した。
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Q25) "What scenes were fun to draw and which were hard to draw?"<br>A25) "A fun one was that final two-page spread of the Kiyomizu Temple (laughs). The background was drawn by a Takarazuka college alumni, and they spent about 1 day to draw it up. (laughs) I only drew Shinichi and Ran (laughs). That scene was fun.
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The Bell Tree Express scenes were hard to draw (laughs)"
  
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今日はですね、「あの方」がついに指摘されたと言うことで、みんなが知りたいことをズバリ伺いさせて頂こうかなと思います。<br>青山　はいはい（笑）
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Q26) "Why is it that the characters' clothing is so fashionable?"<br>A26) "I used to buy a lot of clothes at Anan or Non-no or CanCam (laughs). Amuro often appears in the latest cases so they asked me to think up Amuro's clothing (laughs). I have them think of making files about the clothes in every case."
  
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ダメな質問は上手くボカして頂けてればと。ちなみに同日にこないだ撮影させて頂いた動画（「サンデーうえぶり」上にてアプリ限定公開）も解禁します。<br>青山　へー、そうなんだ（笑）はいはい。
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Q27) "Are there plans for a movie focused on Shinichi and Ran?"<br>A27) "I wonder about that (laughs) I dunno but I can't say too much into this (laughs) oh well, look forward to it (laughs)"
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</spoiler>
  
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まずは、その動画でも伺ったのですが、青山さんの今の心境としてはいかがでしょうか。<br>青山　いやぁまぁ…いつか言わなきゃなぁと。ちょっと急ぎすぎるかなとは思ったけど、まぁいいかなぁと…結構ファンの間でも、アナグラムのヒント（90巻FILE 2）あたりから「＃＃じゃね」と言われていたし、これまでも年賀状で「＃＃ですか？」と聞いてくれる人がいてね。当たってるって返事書いちゃって良い？って、担当編集に聞いたんだけど「いや、それはちょっと…」と止められていてね（笑）あ、これインタビューにちゃんと書いといてね（笑）年賀状は他にも、早い段階で「領域外の妹」のこととか当ててる人がいて、その人たちには「当たってるよ、でも言わないでね（笑）」って書いたけど、＃＃に関しては全スルー。
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=== "Truth in Zero" Booklet ===
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'''Date:''' April 24, 2018
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<spoiler>
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'''Source:''' [https://imgur.com/a/6Nmms9v Raw]
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[[File:Truth in Zero 11.jpg|300px]]<br>
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</spoiler>
  
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ボスが「＃＃＃＃」って、決められたのはいつ頃ですか？<br>青山　いやぁもう…ちゃんと決めたのは３０巻だね。出てくるの30巻だから。ボス出してとかなきゃ（笑）思いまして…
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===Amuro Toru/Bourbon/Furuya Rei Secret Archives PLUS===
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'''Date:''' May 7, 2018
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<spoiler>
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'''Source:''' [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1m_ZJZPPPiAgmUFdNVSyq0eErBWaXvZRD Raw]  [https://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=13485&sid=96a6ac5d2f0559501c0debf19559942f Translation]<br>
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Gosho Aoyama
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ネットではまさに、「あの方」についていろんな予想が立てられましたが。<br>青山　ほうほう。
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Furuya Tooru
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優作じゃないの、とか、光彦じゃないの、とか。<br>青山　えー、いやー（笑い）全然違いますよ、ぶぶぶって（笑）でもさすがに当ててくる人が増えてきたからね。
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Takayama Minami & Guest VAs [Ueno Aya + Hakata Daikichi]
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担当編集も、30巻頃では、別に聞かされていなかったと思うんですが。<br>青山　えー、その時、誰かな、担当。
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Nobuo Tobita (Kazami VA) + Yukimasa Kishino (Kuroda VA)
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4代目くらいですね。ちなみに、「あの方」という言葉が最初に出てきたのは24巻でジンが「あの方直々の命令だ…」というシーンです、その時から「組織にはボスがいる」と決められていたんですか？<br>青山　ぶっちゃけ1巻から決めてたよ（笑）でも実はボスが（ピー）は、この24巻からかなぁ…。でもホンとは（ピー）なんだけどね（笑）
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Tachikawa Yuzuru (Movie Director)
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こないだ録らせて頂いた動画でも、＃＃にはまだ秘密があるとおっしゃってましたが。<br>青山　めっちゃありますね（笑）だって（ピー）はボスの（ピー）だから（ピーピー）されて（ピー）なわけじゃん。このへん全部、「ピー」だね（笑）
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Sakurai Takeharu (M22 scriptwriter)
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ですね（笑）<br>青山　それはそれで面白いかもね（笑）おお、すげーこと言ってるって（笑）
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'''Translated by:''' Spimer<br>
  
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これからもいろいろなるんだーって、思えますからね。ちなみに、＃＃と決められてからは、作中にヒントを出されたと思うんですが。やっぱり最初は「七つの子」ですか？<br>青山　そうですね、まぁ、「七つの子」はカラスだしね…
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'''Gosho Aoyama interview'''<br>
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Gosho Aoyama Special Interview
  
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あと、組織の正式名称と深い関わりが…と、インタビューでお答えになっていた…という情報を見たことがあり…　出典が定かではないですが（汗）<br>青山　なんだって？そんなの有ったっけ… 組織の名前？そんなこと言ったかな…
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We interview the creator of "Detective Conan", Aoyama Gousho-sensei. We will ask about secrets of the 22nd movie, about the birth of Amuro Tooru and important details.
  
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組織の名前って、決まってるんですか？<br>青山　うん（ピーピー）が（ピー）なんですよ。
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Q: "How was the theme of "Zero the enforcer" decided?" <br>
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A: "Sakurai Takeharu-san, the scriptwriter, made a draft about cyber terrorism.  And we talked about that Amuro from the Public Safety Bureau would get involved if that was the topic. I did think it was fast, since it hasn't been long since "The darkest nightmare". But, oh well, Amuro is popular so... (laughs)"
  
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素敵な…<br>青山　うん、そう、でもボスの名前…？それはあまり関係ないかな。
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Q: "What are the portions in this film that you yourself suggested?"<br>
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A: "There's many. In drawing terms, I asked to change Amuro's glances depending on when he was Bourbon or when he was Furuya. "That question" at the end was added because I asked them to do so. Everyone was wondering about it so I thought of adding it on the movie. Sakurai-san said "eeeehh!?" when I told him, though (laughs). But Amuro talks to Conan and Conan asks him about that... That natural flow of things was made by Sakurai-san. Despite that it was unreasonable request. As expected of him."
  
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ちなみに、ネットでは、「やはり阿笠博士では」とか「FBIのジェイムズ・ブラックでは」といろいろな説が流れていましたが…<br>青山　めっちゃ違いますね（笑）
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Q: "Looks like there'll be a lot of people who'll be going to theaters to know the answer to "that question"..."<br>
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A: "Ah-hah-hah-hah (laughs) Really? There's also the talk between Amuro and Azusa at the supermarket... I thought of the whole idea myself. They added it word by word. Since their combination is very popular, too!"
  
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阿笠は青山さんが、以前に正式に否定されていて、それだと物語が美しくないと…<br>青山　美しくないというか、面白くないというか…それだといままでの博士のいい話が全部ダメになっちゃうじゃん。でもほら、ベルモットと対決するところで「いかん新一くん！」って言ってビートルで駆けつけたじゃん（笑）あれでボスじゃないってオレとしては描いたつもりだったんだけど…
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Q: "What scenes did you draw the keyframes of?"<br>
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A: "The scene with the answer to "that question", and I've got to draw the final scene between Amuro and Conan. Since Director Tachikawa Yuzuru said he can't tell what kind of face Conan is making at the end. So I told him that I'd draw it (laughs). Compared to previous films, I haven't drawn that many this year. So that's why I also look forward to its completion."
  
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たしかに。<br>青山　なのにみんな、まだまだ「ボスじゃね」って言ってたからね（笑）
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Q: "What do you think of the developments leading Conan and Amuro to clash with each other?"<br>
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A: "I didn't make any requests about that. They said that it felt interesting if Amuro acted like a foe. And the balance of his relationship with Conan is good, too. The line of "I... I have two men who are scarier me." was written by Sakurai-san. He means Conan and Akai.  I thought it was well-played (laughed). Ah. But he doesn't dislike Conan, though. What he dislikes is Akai and what he likes is celery (laughs)"
  
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あとは、＃＃は作中では死んだはず、となっていますが…<br>青山　あー、そうね、それは言えませんね（笑）それはのちのち…
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Q: "What are the scenes you want the public to pay attention to?"<br>
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A: "I guess that'd be the final action scene. And, also... Kuroda (laughs). It's a performance that can only be done in anime, so I want you to focus on Kuroda!"
  
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ですよね、聞いた限りでは、この先も大変壮大なお話ですから…<br>青山　まぁ、ボスの名前があきらかになっても、まだまだ「コナン」は謎が多いってことですよ（笑）
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Q: "Please tell us about Kazami Yuuya, who's appeared both in the movies and in the manga."<br>
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A: "His initial design was with crumpled hair, but since he was PSB I thought a crew cut and an ill-behaved face would work better, and so I redid his design. Also, I had to write his age when I made him appear in Volume 94 of the manga. I talked about it with Sakurai-san, Amuro would indeed push someone older than him around... That's the kind of conversation we had. So we settled on him being 30 years old. Regarding his position, Kazami works in the MPD's PSB. Amuro is from the NPA so he's in a more privileged position. "
  
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「あの方」指摘直後
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Q: "Is there something that leaves an impression in any of the episodes in which Amuro appears?"<br>
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A: "In the "Girls Band" (see Note 1) case, when he plays a guitar... I guess. He asks Sonoko to lend it to him and then plays it. Amuro can do anything... If Akai didn't exist then he'd be number one, though (laughs)."
  
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青山さんは、毎回担当者に伏線を説明をするのが大変とおっしゃいます…<br>青山　うん（笑）何か思い出したけど、ハッキリ言ったのは、9代目担当の時かも知れないな（笑）黒幕までは、それまではうすらぼんやり担当に伝えて「とにかくオレに任せとけよ」って思ってたような。担当が聞いて感動してて、「凄い良く出来てますね！」って言ってたから（笑）それを覚えてる。
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Q: "So he can't defeat Akai?"<br>
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A: "I think Amuro is better at many things than Akai is. But he can't beat Akai. He might have a chance if it was a cooking contest, though... But if he has to match Akai, he might get nervous and fail."
  
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今回のお話では、ラムの正体や動きにも注目です。今回、安室さんに連絡してますし、それも大きな情報なので…<br>青山　ですね（笑）急展開だよね。
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Q: "Amuro, Bourbon and Furuya. Which of the triple faces do you like the most?"<br>
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A: "Hmmm... All of them... I guess? Readers ask me to "make Shinichi-kun appear more often!" but I think that he's always appearing, though. Because Conan-kun is Shinichi. Same as that. Amuro is Amuro, regardless of his "face". Ah. The way I draw his eyes when he's Bourbon is a bit different, though. But despite that Amuro is easy to draw. I just need to make the eyes into drooping eyes and he already looks like Amuro. Special drooping eyes and hair... I guess? Hmmm... That's easy (laughs)"
  
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ちなみに、青山さんの近況としましては…<br>青山　「艦これ」イベント「甲」でクリアしました（笑）今回はいままでで一番大変だった（笑）
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Q: "Please tell us about Amuro's debut."<br>
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A: "Truth to be told, Amuro wasn't from the Public Safety (PS) when he made his debut. He was actually a very bad guy. But when I was drawing the conclusion part of his debut episode (see Note 2) I thought that he was a cool guy, that I wanted him to be one of the good guys. So I suddenly changed that mid-way and turned him a PS guy. Since I was thinking of making a PS character appear. I wanted to make the case be something Amuro had set up to lure Kogoro out into the open but I gave up on that, too. "
  
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お気持ちとしては…<br>青山　そりゃ嬉しいよ（笑）「矢矧」も出たし！これでコンプリート！
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Q: "If you hadn't changed his background then maybe this year's movie wouldn't have come to happen?"<br>
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A: "Good point. When I talked with Ikeda (Shuuichi) - san, I told him a character named Amuro would appear. And he answered "So you must've decided his voice by now...". Ah. It's obvious, then (laughs). So when I drew him having Furuya (Tooru) - san's voice in mind I thought that he was cool and ended up being PS. Glad that I did so.  His enmity with Akai was planned from the start. There was a lot of phases, like when I thought of naming him "Shiroi" (laughs)"
  
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おめでとうございます！<br>青山　もうこのインタビュー早く終わらせて「矢矧」育てたい（笑）やっぱりセリフがいいんですよ、矢矧。大破したときにさ…「私を沈めたいなら、魚雷５，６本くらい撃ち込まないと、駄目よ」…って、みんな、持ってた人たちはこれ聞いてたんだなと、かっこいい！
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Q: "If you'd kept the initial background then we wouldn't have his real name of "Furuya Rei", then?"<br>
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A: "Maybe... When you say "Amuro", then "Ray (Rei)" comes to mind. Added the "Zero" from the PS and I thought "this is it!". Actually, that name is a bit old and the PS isn't named "Zero" nowadays. There's another, different name that we don't know. But that fanning of "a non-existent organization" is cool, and using Zero and Rei was good enough in my opinion hence why I used them."
  
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2年…3年ぐらい欲しがってらっしゃいましたよね。<br>青山　いやもっと長いだと思うけどな…ずーっと「矢矧」だけ出なかった。建造で出るんですけど、１００回以上チャンレンジしたけど出なかったからね。今回のイベント（2017年秋）で、ドロップしてビックリした。E-3…E-3の前半のボスかな…？
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Q: "I'd like of you to give a message to the fans who expect Amuro to have a lot of activity in the manga"<br>
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A: "The manga will resume with Amuro and Akai so look forward to it (see Note 3). Kid Amuro will appear, and you'll know more about Elena-san. Coming soon! (laughs)"
  
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で、「艦これ」やりながらいまは「ツムツム」もなさってますが…<br>青山　あーそう！「ツムツム」夢中です。オレのお気に入りのツムは「ピターパン」です（笑）強いから（笑い）
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Note 1: Volume 88 & Anime Episode 836 "The Unfriendly Girls Band (Part 1)"<br>
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Note 2: Volume 75 & Anime Episodes 667-668 "Weeding Eve"<br>
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Note 3: File 1009 of the manga, to be published in Issue #20, 2018 of Shonen Sunday
  
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ちなみにいま「ツムツム」では何万点くらい出されてますか。<br>青山　300万点いかなくらいだね、いまのところそれが限界です（笑）
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Caution: "SPOILERS"<br>
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We were show the draft of the first page of the new manga chapter to published with the resuming of the manga in 2018! Amuro and Akai facing each other with guns and their faces exposed... What happened here!?
  
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あと、映画のコンテを例年通りか、それ以上にしっかりとご覧になっていますが…<br>青山　あーそう！がっつりやった！ちなみに次回の映画は、クライマックスでコナンくんが安室に「え！？」っていうことを聞くので、お見逃しなく（笑）安室ファンはみんな気になってることだろうからねぇ…それね、インタビューに書いてくれていいけど、高山さんにはもう言っちゃいました（笑）コナンくんのこういうセリフがあるよって（笑）「わかった」って言ってた（笑）
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'''Furuya Tooru Interview'''<br>
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Furuya Tooru-san acts the role of a triple-faced man. He told us a lot of about the greatest parts of "Zero the enforcer" and the charms of each face!
  
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（笑）わかりました、ではファンの方へのメッセジーとしてはこれからも、漫画も映画も続いてくと言うことですよろしいでしょうか。<br>青山　そうですね、いまちょっと休んでますけど、充電を兼ねてますんで…
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Q: "When you knew that Amuro Tooru would be the main character of "Zero the enforcer", how did you feel like?"<br>
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A: "I was surprised that Amuro would get a big role in a movie again. I was happy about it, of course, but I thought it was fast. This time it's not a story with Akai so that's great! (laughs). When I said the word "Zero" in the teaser at the end of the "Crimson love letter", I did think that the face of Furuya Rei, from the PS would be the main protagonist. I like police stories, novels and series so I read "Metropolitan Police Department Public Safety J" novel by Suzumine Kouya-san. And I built up the mood as I waited for the script to be done.
  
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体調も万全になってからと言うことで…<br>青山　そうだね、今後はちょっと作画中の3時間睡眠はやめるかも（笑）なんで、ペースは遅くなっちゃうかもだけど、これならいけるかもとういうのがつかめたらはじめますんで、それまで待って下さい（笑）
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Q: "What was your impression from reading the script?"<br>
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A: "The plot of this movie feels like a live-action series. It shows a lot of details about Japanese police and prosecution, so it was very interesting. And when the climax comes, it turns into an unprecedented calamity which Conan and Amuro solve together... I thought that very typical of "Detective Conan". And it was also to be expected that they'd involve a modern item similar to IoT (Internet of Things) appliances... It was a very timely and interesting story.  And he doesn't care what he has to do to protect the peace in Japan... The attitude of Furuya Rei, Public Safety Officer, makes you feel excited."
  
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あと、今回、青山さんが「本当の原稿」を描いているところを動画で録らせて頂きましたが…ダミーではなく本物の原稿を描かれるのは珍しいと思いますが…<br>青山　あー！そうだね、NHKの番組で、カラーの原稿を描いたときは、本物だったけど漫画の原稿が初めてかもな。
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Q: "This movie's structure was about Amuro and Conan confronting each other, yet..."<br>
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A: "I got to work together with Conan-kun in "The darkest nightmare" so I was open to do so. But in the trailers and teasers it has an atmosphere of a confrontation with Conan-kun... Thought this might be a bit troublesome (laughs). To begin with, having Mouri-sensei arrested, Amuro, his best disciple, should work to clear out the suspicions on him. Now's not the time to be cleansing the Poirot café (laughs). Conan-kun immediately sees through Amuro's backstage actions. It's pointed out in the cleansing scene towards the beginning of the movie. He really thinks that he's a incredible kid. Of course, Amuro forsakes Conan-kun without answering his questions. Afterwards, he monitors Conan's actions but at some point Kazami ends up being stalked by Conan... That flow of events is also very interesting, too."
  
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丸ペンを使われましたけど…<br>青山 あー！そう！タッチの部分は丸ペン。あれはピグマだと出ないから…オレは元々Gペンや丸ペンを使ってたから、ミリペンを使っても強弱のついた線が描けるけど、いきなり最初からミリペンだと強弱のない、つるんとした絵になっちゃうんで、これから漫画家を目指す新人さんはホンとはGペンや丸ペンで絵を描き慣れといた方がいいよと、書いといてね（笑い）
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Q: "Both of them have the same level of strength hence why the story moves into that direction."<br>
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A: "Amuro recognizes Conan-kun's potential, and has total confidence on him. He feels that Conan is not a normal kid, but I guess he's closing into his true identity. Maybe he's realized 80% of the full picture..."
  
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はい（笑い）というわけで…大変貴重なインタビューをありがとうございました。あとなんか、青山さん的に近況の言い残しはありますか？<br>青山　あ、「ドラクエ１１」で、ボスを倒して最初のエンデイングまで見た。（現在、裏ボスを倒すべくレベル上げ中）
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Q: "Please tell us about the answer to "that question" towards the end of the film."<br>
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A: "When I read the script, I did realize that this would be the part that would make the fans excited. But I had doubts about how I should deliver that line. I did dig down the script while looking at the placeholder footage but I hesitated again. At first I thought of a softer and sweeter feeling... And in the rehearsals on the dubbing day I spoke with a different tone of strength, different to what I had in mind. It had a serious atmosphere to it and a feeling of newfound strength, "now I'm going to go for it"...  Shifting the gear while gripping the handle and make the engine roar... It was acting that emerged from within that flow of events."
  
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そういえば漫画では「3月のライオン」を再度読破されて、ドラマだと「刑事ゆがみ」にハマってらっしゃいますね。<br>青山　アニメだと「宝石の国」だな、あれいい！面白い！スタッフの中にオレと同じ大学のサークルでアニメ作ってたやつがいるし（笑）（泉津井陽一（センツイヨウイチ）さん）あのアニメ、声優さんもいい！主人公が「響け！ユーフォニアム」の黄前ちゃんなんだよね〜（黒沢ともよさん）
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Q: "It became a powerful acting indeed."<br>
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A: "Yes. I did think it was a bit too powerful, but Matsui Naoko-san, Sonoko's VA, sitting next to me, told me "You pierced through my heart!". She was looking at me with a glance typical of Sonoko (laughs). I thought "Ah. This is how I should do it" and acted on the real dubbing with that feeling. "
  
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いまはそのへんにハマってらっしゃるととういうことで…ありがとうございました！<br>青山　はいはい（笑）
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Q: "What scenes would you like the audience to specially focus on?"<br>
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A: "The climax, but of course. It's a scale that can't happen in reality, and it has incredible force to it. Speaking of which, the RX-7 might break again... Everyone said it was such a waste of tax money (laughs). The RX-7 is a very stylish and cool car, and I'm glad that the plate number is my birthday, yet... Thinking in real terms, I guess that not being obsessed with the RX-7 would make Amuro better (laughs)"
  
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Caption: "Towards the end. Amuro answers "that question" from Conan while gazing to the front. An acting in which Furuya-san devoted his whole body to. Check it out in the theaters!
  
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Mr. Aoyama Direct Interview
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Q: "What left you an impression during the dubbing?"<br>
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A: "The acting in the car action scenes was hard. You must feel a very strong shock on your body so there was a lot of ad-lib. But despite that we had no meeting previous to the rehearsals, (Takayama) Minami-san and I added our ad-lib with perfect timing. I was surprised. It was so perfect, to the point I thought "I want this one to be used"! I thought that I and Minami-san had the same sensibility so I was glad. Also, Amuro had faces I'd never seen on him during the car chases. Nevertheless, Matsui-san told me "No, this is good enough!"... So I thought "is that so?" (laughs). I tried to add a bit of an aberrant ad-lib matching the scene but it didn't seem necessary so I didn't do so when the actual dubbing."
  
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November 30th, 2017, Mr. Aoyama Gosho House.
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Q: "Are there some points in the acting which you were particular about?<br>
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A: "The "Bourbon" facet of Amuro doesn't appear on this film, but there are 2 acting patterns for Amuro and Furuya so I wrote some big marks on the script's lines. For example, the supermarket scene... When he's talking with Azusa-san he's Amuro so I wrote the katakana "A"... When he begins to talk to Kazami he turns into Furuya so I wrote the "kou (public)" from "kouan (public safety)"... Almost all scenes had such marks on them, I thought I had to change my tone depending on the position and who he's talking to. I didn't use "an (safety)" from "kouan" for Amuro because that'd make it very confusing."
  
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In the [Shonen] Sunday Combined Issue #3-4, the identity of “That Person” has been finally established. I directly asked Mr. Aoyama Gosho about his mental state as he temporarily takes breaks from serializing the manga in the weekly magazine and he works on checking the storyboards from the 22nd movie.
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Caption: "Amuro's face during the car action which surprised Furuya-san. There were descriptions in the script. "Has a drive technique like that of a demon". "Drive technique that's like aided by the divine."
  
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Interviewer: Today “That person” was finally identified so I was thinking of asking you about things that everyone wants to know.<br>Aoyama: Yes, yes (laughs)
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Q: "Please tell us about Amuro's right-hand man, Kazami Yuuya."<br>
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A: "In "The darkest nightmare" I thought of Kazami as someone with whom he always shared information. But it'd seem that's not the case. Furuya works in the NPA, Kazami in the MPD. Their ranks are different. I also had in mind the distance during acting. And to begin with, the "Zero" organization is shrouded in mysteries. I'd like of them to make a film that goes into more detail into that (laughs). I guess that holding strength is a new charm of Amuro. Kazami understands the power the PS has and thinks that all means must be used to solve cases. On the other hand, Amuro doesn't use it and readies other means. Amuro has a strong belief that that's how the PS should be like. There might be scenes with him telling that to Kazami. Kazami often refers to him as "Furuya-san"... It feels exciting whenever he does so (laughs). I'm used to being called "Amuro" but I've still not got used to being called "Furuya"... "
  
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Interviewer: If you could please blur the bad questions… By the way… On the same day, that video that I recorded will be made public (“Sunday Webry” App Limited Publishing).<br>Aoyama: Huh, is that so? (laughs) Yes, yes.
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Caption: "Scotch's death, which was the start of his feud with Akai. Amuro thinks that Akai gave Scotch a gun and drove him to suicide, but the truth is... (Episode 867)
  
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Interviewer: First things first… We also asked in the video, but can we assume that is your mental state, Mr. Aoyama?<br>Aoyama: Oh, well… I did think that I’d have to say it at some point. I did think that I was rushing a bit too much but that it wasn’t a bad idea… A lot of fans said “It’s ##” since they the anagram hint (Volume 90, File 2) and others asked me “Is it ##?” in the New Year’s Postcards. I tried asking the editor in charge “Can I answer telling them they met the mark?” but they stopped me saying “No, that’s a bit [too revealing]…” (laughs) Ah, make sure to write this on the interview (laughs) There were also other persons who guessed the identity of the “sister outside the domain” at a very early stage in the New Year’s Postcards and I answered them “You’ve met the mark but keep it a secret (laughs)” but I ignore all questions about ##.  
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Q: "Please tell us about recent dubbing for the TV anime episodes."<br>
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A: "What I most clearly remember was a meeting after the dubbing. Ikeda (Shuuichi)-san, Koyama (Momi)-san. I had drinks with them, it was fun (laughs). I thought it was something typical of "Conan". I put care in the acting in the flashback scenes of the 866-867 episodes "The stage of betrayal".  The enmity with Akai steams from that point. He's caught in the idea of "A man of Akai's level should've been able to help Scotch flee without having him suicide"... But he himself was actually to blame. Maybe he'll realize that truth one day? How will I act his mental state when that happens...? I actually think it's a bit scary. Building my own feelings while acting is the hardest part. The role of Amuro must be worked out while hesitating. There's a worth in doing it."
  
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Interviewer: When did you decide that “####” was the Boss?<br>Aoyama: Oh, well… I properly decided that in Volume 30. Since it appears on Volume 30. They have to appear as the “Boss” (laughs) Or so I thought…
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Q: "Which of Amuro's triple faces do you specially like?"<br>
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A: "My favorite one is that one which bets his life in protecting the nation of Japan, the face of Furuya Rei. He's a hero of justice. He has a lot of actions to show his skills, and he's got a lot of cool lines. I've been working as an anime voice actor because I wanted to become a hero. With Furuya's role, I can fully enjoy that. But when he has to deal with Akai, he suddenly turns child-like. There's also what happened with Scotch, and his emotions jump forward. That also can be called a charm of him, but..."
  
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Interviewer: There’s a lot of conjectures on the net about “That Person”.<br>Aoyama: I see, I see
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Q:"What about his face as Bourbon?"<br>
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A: "Bourbon has a hold of Vermouth's secret so these two have an interesting relationship. I've known Koyama-san for a long time, and we both admit our job as actors, so it's a very easy thing to do and very fun as well."
  
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Interview: “Is it Yuusaku?”, “Is it Mitsuhiko?”, amongst others. <br>Aoyama: Eehh!? Nooo (laughs) They’re totally wrong. Beep (laughs) But there’s more people who’ve met the mark: it’s to be expected
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Q: "What about his face as Amuro Tooru?"<br>
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A: "He's strong at boxing, he's good at the guitar, he can cook... It's very fun to become a character who has many parts that you yourself don't have. Amuro is very popular among the girls, isn't he? I was told during this work "He's popular among the JK (high school girls)" which made me very happy. I feel like I've gone back to my young days (laughs). Amuro has 3 faces to him, so he alone can have 3 different experiences. He's a very charming character."
  
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Interviewer: I thought that the editor in charge at the time of Volume 30 would’ve been specially told, though…<br>Aoyama: Eeh? Who was the editor in charge back then…?
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Q: "What kind of activity can we expect from Amuro in the future stories?"<br>
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A: "He solves cases using his erudition and deductive abilities, but I'd also wish of him to use his physical abilities to shine as well. Because, you know, heroes are made through battling. I'd also like of him to close into the core of the organization's mysteries. I'd like of his child look to appear, too, but I don't wish to do his voice acting again (laughs). "
  
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Interviewer: It was the 4th one. By the way, the first time that the word “That Person” appeared was in the scene of Volume 24 when he says “It’s a direct order from That Person”. You’d already decided then that “The Organization has a Boss”?”<br>Aoyama: To be frank, I’d decided that ever since Volume 1 (laughs) But, actually the Boss being (beep) was from Volume 24, I think… But, in truth, it’s (beep) (laughs)
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Q: "Please give a message to the fans!"<br>
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A: "In "Zero the enforcer" I acted with Amuro, the though and adult man, as the theme. I'd like of you to come to the theaters. And to savor his charm many, many times in the big screen. There are some "numbers" I must protect even if I stake my life on it (laughs). So I'm counting on you all!"
  
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Interviewer: In the video you allowed me to record a while ago, you did say that ## has some secret to them, but…<br>Aoyama: They have tons of them (laughs) Because (beep) is the Boss’ (beep) so they were (beep beep) and they’re (beep). Put “beep” on all of this part (laughs)
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Born July 31. From Kanazawa Prefecture. Affiliated to Aoni Productions. Representative titles are "Star of the Giants" as Hoshi Hyuuma. "Mobile Suit Gundam" as Amuro Ray. "Saint Seiya" as Pegasus Seiya. "ONE PIECE" as Sabo. Among others. In "Detective Conan" he acted in various roles such as in "The Private Eyes' Requiem" before becoming Amuro Tooru.
  
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Interviewer: Obviously (laughs)<br>Aoyama: That’s pretty fun (laughs). Oh, he’s saying some spectacular! (laughs)
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'''Takaya Minami Interview'''<br>
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Edogawa Conan Role
  
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Interviewer: I do think that there’ll be a lot of those from now on, yes. By the way, ever since you decided it’d be ##, I think you’ve made some hints appear in the manga. Is “Seven Children” the first of them, like I thought?<br>Aoayama: True… Well, “Seven Children” is about crows, so…
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Born May 5th. From Tokyo Prefecture. Representative titles are "Kiki's Delivery Service" as Kiki. "Rantaro" as Inatera Rantaro. "YAIBA" as Kurogane Yaiba. And others. Narrator, western movies dubbing. She continues to work in recitations.
  
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Interviewer: Also, that it’s deeply related to the Organization’s official name… Or so you answered in an interview… I’ve seen such information… But the source isn’t clear (sweats)<br>Aoyama: What did you say? Was there such a thing…? The Organizations’ name? Did I say that..?
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Q: "What was your impression when you read the script of "Zero the enforcer"?"<br>
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A: "I felt like it was a human drama TV series. Truth and justice, and the exciting clash between humans. That was my impression. Regardless of the main axis being Amuro VS Conan. I felt excitement in many parts. Director Tachikawa hadn't been involved in "Detective Conan" before but the displays of natural phenomena and emotions were splendid. A new door was opened."
  
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Interviewer: Have you decided on the Organization’s name?<br>Aoyama: Yes (beep-beep) is (beep), see.  
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Q: "Please tell us the best spots of the film."<br>
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A: "The interactions between persons are full of good spots. When the climax grows close, listening to them feels better. And, of course, Amuro-san's charm. I think you'll get to know a lot more about him in this film. The interactions, which feel like a speech play, are very exciting. What part of it it's lies, what part of it it's true...  "Amuro-san might be the enemy this time around". But one wants to figure out if he really is the enemy. To prove that he's not a bad person. You suspect him to believe him, and while earning evidence and confidence one by one, you go on crushing your doubts about him.  
  
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Interviewer: Fantastic…<br>Aoyama: Yes, true, but the boss’ name…? I think it’s not too related…
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That's how I felt once we finished the dubbing, and I got the impression that he was an innocent person. A very pure, innocent, and pure white person. That was my impression of him. Of course, he has many faces to him but there's a very strong belief to the point all of those get removed. A strong feeling, that past "truth" and "justice" there's the feeling of "protecting". You seek the truth to protect, and you seek the justice because you want to protect. Both fight to protect what's dear to each one of them. The biggest theme in this film is "protecting", or so I thought. All of the characters have that feeling on them.
  
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Interview: By the way, there’s several theories flowing in the net like “Maybe it’s indeed the Professor?” or “James Black from the FBI?”…<br>Aoyama: They’re totally wrong (laughs)
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I think that Fukuyama Masuharu-san's main vocal song was made in order to make you feel that. So I'm very thankful to him for that."
  
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Interviewer: You officially denied Agasa before, but some say that then the story isn’t beautiful…<br>Aoyama: That’s it’s not beautiful, that it’s not interesting… Were it to be case, all the good episodes the Professor had would have been in vain. But, see… When [Conan] faced Vermouth, he said “No good, Shinichi-kun!” and rushed there with his Beetle (laughs). My intention when I drew that is that he wasn’t the Boss, but…
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Q: "Did it feel good to act as Conan, the one who confronts Amuro?"<br>
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A: "Uncle Kogoro is suddenly arrested, and behind that incident, Amuro, whom he fought together with in "The darkest nightmare", is involved. So he can't be as cool and rational as he always is. So he's unable to properly control his emotions, and he might speak louder than he usually does... There was a part in the dubbing in which he reflects upon that muttering "Crap. I gotta chill it..."."
  
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Interviewer: True.<br>Aoyama: But despite that they all kept saying “He’s the Boss”, so… (laughs)
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Q: "Kuroda Hyoue, one of the RUM candidates, has also appeared on this film, yet..."<br>
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A: "I was surprised when I first saw the poster at how Superintendent Kuroda was drawn in such a big size. But I actually don't think he's a bad person. I was excited during the film, but he's probably..."
  
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Interviewer: Also, ## is supposed to be dead in the manga, but…<br>Aoayama: Ah, true… I can’t talk about that (laughs) In due time…
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Q: "Please give us a message to the readers to wrap up."<br>
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A: "Please watch the film while paying attention to all that's said. Police, prosecution, Public Safety... Even if hard to understand words appear, I think you'll eventually understand them as you go on watching the film. For the difficult parts, research on them and go see the film again. I think that that'll make you enjoy it way further. Including the guests (characters), all characters' breathing and pulsations can be felt. It's a very exciting film! Please enjoy it!"
  
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Interviewer: Obviously. From what you’ve told me, from now it’ll be a very grand story, so…<br>Aoyama: Well, even if the Boss’ name has become clear, there’s still a lot of mysteries in “Conan” (laughs)
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'''Ueto Aya Comments'''<br>
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Tachibana Kyouko Role
  
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Born September 14th. From Tokyo Prefecture. TV series, movies, western movie dubbing, CMs. Works in many genres. It's been 12 years since her previous role in "Detective Conan".
  
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Interviewer: You say that it’s a lot of trouble to explain the foreshadowing to each editor in charge when they change…<br>Aoyama: Yes (laughs) I remember something, though… I clearly told one of them, I think the 9th one, for all I know (laughs) I dimly told him up to the mastermind and he seemingly thought “Just leave it up to me”. The editor in charge heard it, got emotional and said “it’s a wonderful work!” (laughs) That much I remember.
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"Kyouko is a role with breadth, so at first I acted naturally without creating too much of a character. Towards the end, I made voices that even I was surprised at. I like the relationship between Conan-kun and Ran-chan in "Detective Conan" since a long time ago. It's lonely to be unable to meet them, but having the one you like be there next to you to protect you is very beautiful, or so I think."
  
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Interviewer: Rum’s identity and movements are also a point to focus upon in this episode. They’ve contacted Amuro-san and it’s very big info, so…<br>Aoyama: Indeed (laughs) It’s a sudden development
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'''Hakata Daikichi Comments'''<br>
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Haba Fumikazu role
  
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Interviewer: By the way, what about your recent status…?<br>Aoyama: I cleared the “Kan Colle” even with “Kou (Shell)” (laughs) It was the hardest insofar (laughs)
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Born October 3rd. From Fukuoka Prefecture. He's appeared in many variety shows as a comedian, is a regular participant in info programs.
  
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Interviewer: What about your feelings…?<br>Aoyama: I’m glad, of course (laughs) “Yahagi” also appeared! Now I’ve completed it!
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"I thought that Haba was the stubborn type so I prepared thoroughly for the role. I'd like of you to see him without having "Daikichi!" on mind (laughs). I think it's amazing that "Detective Conan" has gone through with the same style for over 20 years' time. The movie "Magician of the Silver Sky" where they make a plane land dumbfounded me indeed!"
  
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Interviewer: Congratulations!<br>Aoyama: I want to finish this interview already and raise “Yahagi” (laughs) Yahagi’s lines are very good, indeed. When she gets seriously damaged… “If you want to sink me you’ll need to shoot 5-6 torpedoes at me, else you won’t be able to”… To think that all people who had her could hear to these… Cool!
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'''Tobita Nobuo Interview'''<br>
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Kazami Yuuya Role
  
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Interviewer: You said that you’d wished to get her since 2-3 years ago.<br>Aoyama: No, I think it’s been longer… “Yahagi” never popped out. She pops out by construction but even though I did over 100 challenges she didn’t pop out. I was surprised that she was a “drop” in this event (Autumn 2017). E-3… Was is it the Boss of the E-3 first half…?
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Born November 6th. From Ibaraki Prefecture. Representative titles: "Mobile Suit Gundam Z" as Camille Bidan. "Chibi Maruko-chan" as Maruo-kun. Mr. Osamatsu as Dayon. Others. Has also done dubbing of several western movies.
  
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Interviewer: And you’re also playing “Tsum Tsum” alongside “Kan Colle”…<br>Aoyama: Ah, true! I’m crazy about “Tsum Tsum”. My favorite “Tsum” is “Peter Pan” (laughs) He’s strong (laughs)
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Q: "Please tell us about how you acted the role of Kazami in "The darkest nightmare"."<br>
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A: "It was the first time I took part in an [animated] film. The role's name was Kazami Yuuya so I made the connection at once (laughs). It was a position similar to an subordinate to Amuro-san, so it had a feeling that your body tightened. My biggest impression was when he did a handshake with Inspector Megure at the end of the movie. He's an elite, but a good person who has normal feelings."
  
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Interviewer: By the way, how many 10000s of points do you have in “Tsum Tsum”?<br>Aoyama: I think it’s below 3,000,000 points. That’s my current limit (laughs)
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Q: "And Kazami appears again in this new movie, "Zero the enforcer"."<br>
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A: "What I had on mind was his relation with Amuro-san. How much feeling of a distance there is. It was certain that he had respect for Amuro, but there was hesitation too. As if I was but one of many men in reserve (laughs). Furuya-san, who voices Amuro, is my senpai (senior) as well so I acted the role as if my actual relationship was being projected in the film."
  
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Interviewer: Also, I can see that the movie storyboards look like the usual ones but greater, even…<br>Aoyama: Ah, yes! I did them with all my might! By the way, in the next movie’s climax… Conan-kun is told something by Amuro that makes him reply “Huh!?” so don’t miss it (laughs) Amuro fans must be curious about that… You can write that in the interview, but I already told Takayama-san about it (laughs) That’s there this line by Conan, that is (laughs) And she said “Gotcha” (laughs)
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Q: "What are the charm points of Amuro?"<br>
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A: "His boldness and his high abilities...  And the mysterious air he has. He feels like a gentle man but is very deep in character, you might think he's hard but that's not the case. He seems to be talkative but it'd seem he doesn't show his true portions at all."
  
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Interviewer: (laughs) Understood. Then should I say that your message towards the fan is that the manga and movies will still go on?<br>Aoyama: Indeed, I’m resting a bit now but I’m also recharging energies so…
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Q: "What about Kazami, whom you voice?"<br>
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A: "From his looks, he brings on the mood of someone capable (laughs). Looks like he could do fighting sports. He still doesn't show a smile from his heart and he's not frank but hints of that are depicted in the movie, and I think he gives out a realistic feeling of existence."
  
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Interviewer: This should be better said when one’s at top condition…<br>Aoyama: True. I might stop having 3-hour sleep during work (laughs). So the pace might slow down but until I begin to get a grip of “this works”: please wait until then (laughs)
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Q: "Please give a message to the readers to wrap up."<br>
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A: "I think it's a movie that you want to see again with someone else after you see it. It's a must-see for Conan fans, and people new to the series will like it too!"[/spoiler]
  
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Interviewer: Also, Mr. Aoyama, you allowed me to record you while drawing the “true manuscript” but… I think it’s unusual for you to draw a true manuscript and not a dummy…<br>Aoyama: Ah! True, when I drew a color manuscript for the NHK program it was a true manuscript but I guess it’s the first time I do that with a manga manuscript.
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'''Kishino Yukimasa Interview'''<br>
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Kuroda Hyoue Role
  
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Interviewer: You used a mapping pen, though…<br>Aoyama: Ah! True! The touch section is a mapping pen. Pigmas don’t achieve that… I originally used G Pens and mapping pens, so even if I used a millipen I can draw lines with strength, yet… If I suddenly use a millipen from the start, it becomes smooth pictures without strength, so write that any newbies aiming to become mangaka should get used to drawing with G Pens or mapping pens (laughs)
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Born October 21st. From Tokyo Prefecture. Representatives works. "ONE PIECE" as Higuma. "Dragon Ball Z" as Burter. "SLAM DUNK" as Uozomi Jun. Others. Dubbing of western movies, narration roles, plays.
  
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Interviewer: Yes (laughs) And so… Thank you very much for this very important interview. Is there something else you want to say about your recent status, Mr. Aoyama?<br>Aoyama: Ah, I beat the boss in “Dragon Quest 11” and saw the first ending (now I’m leveling up to face the secret boss)
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Q: "Please tell us about when you were chosen to voice Kuroda Hyoue."<br>
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A: "Kuroda firstly appeared in Episode 810 of the anime "The darkness of the prefecture police (part 1)". The case involving the woodpeckers. When I read the script, I did think he was scary and hesitated if I could do it (laughs). He's a cop but has many mysteries to him, you can't tell if he's a good a guy or a bad guy... I did fumble a bit with my acting.
  
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Interviewer: Speaking of which… You finished re-reading the manga “The March Lion” and you’re into the drama series “Policeman Yugami”, right?<br>Aoyama: As for anime, I like “Jewels Kingdom”, it’s good! It’s fun! Amongst the staff there’s a guy from the same college circle as me that made anime (laughs) (Mr. Sentsui Youichi) The anime and voice actors are good! The main protagonist is Oumae-chan from “Sound! Euphonium” (Ms. Kurosawa Tomoyo)
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Q: "How did you feel when you knew that he would be featured in a movie?"<br>
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A: "I was surprised when seeing the poster. Seeing how big he was in there, I wondered what he'd do in the movie (laughs)"
  
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Interviewer: So that’s what you’re into lately, then… Thank you very much!<br>Aoyama: Yes, yes (laughs)
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Q: "What's the scene in this movie that left a biggest impression on you?"<br>
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A: "That word he uttered (laughs). I can't give out details, but it's a scene which I'd like of you to see many times and check out. It's a scene that will link to future [happenings] in "Detective Conan". Aoyama-sensei sure thinks up of interesting things."
  
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Q: "What are the charm of points of Amuro, who'll be very active?"<br>
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A: "It's interesting to see how he has 3 faces to him. Not only as an actor. I also want to follow his activities as a reader."
  
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Q: "How about Kuroda, whom you voice?"<br>
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A: "I think that the best about him is that he's shrouded in mysteries. I'd like to do a gag-like scene with Kuroda, but... I guess they won't allow me to do so (laughs). I'd like to voice him as a fun old guy someday."
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Q: "Please give a message to the readers to wrap up."<br>
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A: "I'm really looking forward to future developments. Please, make sure to come see the movie!"
  
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YG = Yamaguchi (Shinichi)<br>
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'''Tachikawa Yuzuru Interview'''<br>
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YZ = Yamazaki (Ran)<br>
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Movie "Zero the enforcer" Director
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YG: Compared to coming as Kid, when I come as Shinichi, YZ-San is much nicer/gentle to me<br>
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YZ: Although YG-San is present, knowing him is here as Kid, I’ll be thinking “ちぇ—つ” (Not exactly sure what the expression is in English, but it’s like a scornful sound”
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Animation director, theatre director, "Death Billiard" movie on 2013 (original idea, script, direction), worked on TV series based on it on 2015 (original idea, direction, series structuring). Representative works: "Terror in Resonance" (Assitant Director), "Mob Psycho" (Director), and others.
  
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YZ: Conan-Kun is cuter than childhood Shinichi <br>
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Q: "Please tell us how you were appointed director of this move."<br>
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A: "As part of a Ministry of Culture project, I made an anime movie named "Death Billiard". Then, the Conan Chief Producer, Suwa Michihiko-san, liked my work at lot. A few years later, he contacted me and asked me to direct an anime film. I'd never worked as director of a movie from a long series so I thought I might as well try it out. I joined the project since the plot was completed."
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Q: "Had you read the manga of "Detective Conan" before?"<br>
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A: "When I was in elementary school, I read it on the "Shonen Sunday" magazine. In terms of generations, his previous work "YAIBA" was right on. Young elementary students love sword play, don't they (laughs). I made the "Wind God Ball" and "Thunder God Ball" from "YAIBA" and played with them. So I really liked his works. I had fun with them.
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When I was appointed director, I checked out the manga again and I re-confirmed that it was something that could be enjoyed even from the point of view of an adult. The way the foreshadowing is revealed is great. What really impressed me was the "Scarlet" series when Akai returned, Volumes 84 to 85. I went back to re-read Volumes 58-59 when Akai died (laughs). The "Scarlet" series also excited me with the Amuro episodes. Two men with double faces investigating each other, Conan is involved, and they problem is dodged skillfully."
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Q: "It's the first time you're involved with the "Detective Conan" movies. What things did you have in mind?"<br>
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A: "I thought of making use of the established portions of the series. I did hesitate on how much freedom I had to leave my own imprint. I think that what makes "Conan" attractive is its characters. So I wanted to make more depictions of the characters' personalities. I did purposely have in mind to make action and movements which brought out the flavor of the characters.  
  
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Of course, Conan and Amuro are the core, and I also took care in the sub-characters supporting them. I like Professor Agasa and the Detective Boys so I think I put a lot of strength on them (laughs). There are additional scenes added from suggestions by Aoyama-sensei. We added scenes showing the daily life of the characters, which I'm glad of. When I talked with Takayama Minami-san after the dubbing, she told me that instead of having the scenario make them act, put focus on making the characters feel alive. That's what I also thought so I felt relaxed when she told me."
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YZ: So that’s what it was like when Shinichi was still around. I also liked that whenever Shinichi shows up, the love comedy will always cover a bigger part.<br>
 
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TY: It told us what Shinichi went through after he turned to Conan and the time period before he ran back home. It’s like filling in blanks rather than retelling stories. <br>
 
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YZ: Even though she said she started to have feelings for Shinichi after the NY case, but he’s still more of a childhood friend before he disappeared. She didn’t realize how much she loved him until he’s not around.<br>
 
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TY: I would be OK with it if it can last forever. In ep 472, Kudo Shinichi’s childhood adventure, there’s a part where Shinichi wanted to be address in last name..<br>
 
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YZ: I think he’s embarrassed that he was the only to be called in first name in grade school.<br>
 
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TY: Yes, i was thinking when I saw that part, “This child’s puberty kicked in early” I had similar experience in middle school, when you get teased like that by others, the relationship can be easily ruined. It’s nice that they patched things up soon quickly!<br>
 
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YG: We recorded CM for the field trip arc!<br>
 
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We asked them to swing color with force in those spots that are supposed to leave a strong impression. For example, the scene when Amuro is called a murderer, it it were expression of anger shining in the faces, then it wouldn't create an atmosphere (laughs).  Rain falling from cloud skies, evening and the night... There's a lot of darkened scenes. "
  
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A: "Actually, darkened scenes are easier to make. Sunsets are hard. The light from the side is strong, so the shadows are harder to make. Entering in the shadows and in the light, calculations are needed. There are evening action scenes too. Conan slides beneath a truck, comes into the shadow, and comes out into a bright spot... We use light and shadow as concepts in the whole of this movie. Conan is light and Amuro is shadow. So light hits Conan and Amuro has shadows on him. There are lot of scenes like that."
  
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Q: "Please tell us about Conan and Amuro, who clash in the film."<br>
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A: "Conan is always straight to the point, and is moved by the feeling that there shouldn't be sacrifices for the sake of justice. From the point of view of Amuro, who's going to do anything to protect Japan, Conan might seem immature in his opinion.  But from a point of view of the movie, Conan wants to make justice prevail without ever having to sacrifice anyone to achieve it.
  
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Amuro, though, has some inconsistencies within him. We focus on the darkest portions that he has. But if we bring out too much of it, the feeling of "Detective Conan" will be lost, so that made it hard on how to depict him.Since there are many portions of him that we still don't know. What kind of past he had, what kind of family was it, what kind of life he lived... There also moments in which you dunno what he's thinking of."
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Q: "Please tell us about the charm of Amuro's triple face and how you depict each one."<br>
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A: "I personally like his position of undercover investigator, hence why I like Furuya's face a lot. As for the depictions, Furuya has a rather serious face. Amuro, who works in the Poirot, is cute in a cool way, or more like we had him have a peaceful expression. During the movie's car action, you can see his rare expressions. We wanted to show a facet of being a dangerous man, appearing at the last minute (laughs). Thought that it was important to show that even the cool Amuro might show such a face by accident."
  
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Q:"Please tell us about Kazami Yuuya from the Public Safety Police. Amuro's right-hand man."<br>
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A: "I did think of asking Aoyama-sensei through-and-through about this, but... But I thought it'd be better for me not to know too much. I only asked him about aspects I was curious about (laughs). He's a character with dreadfulness so we were careful not to treat him too lightly. "
  
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A: "The complicated settings of the characters. I wanted to draw a human drama. They all have the same intention, yet, depending on how they do it the gears might crumble...  On the other hand, Conan wants to make the justice inside of him prevail. The way the hearts of the characters move, how the differences between them feel like... I'd like of you to check that out. Of course, we also made good action scenes, so I think you'll be very excited at it!"
  
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Q: "Please give us a message to the readers to wrap up."<br>
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A: "In this movie, the expressions of the characters and the display of their true natures... We put a lot of attention to those during making. We've also drawn everyday situations in a courteous way so that children can enjoy it as well. First you follow the case, then you follow the characters... We'd like of you to enjoy it many times with a different way of seeing things on each time.
  
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A "cell-lawyer" is a lawyer that doesn't belong to a lawyer agency and take jobs over their cellphones, they're freelance lawyers. She's been in charge of many Public Safety cases in the past but cases with prosecution indictment only have a 0.1% chances of being won so she's lost in all the trials she's been at. She requests to defend Kogoro.
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Scriptwriter for the movie "Zero the enforcer"
  
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'''Fumikazu Haba''' -> Former Law Student<br>
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Scriptwriter. He also works with the alias "Iida Takeshi". TV series "Aibou", "Yamegoku: Yakuza Yamete Itadakimasu", "The forensic woman". Films "ATARU The Movie", "Aibou Series X Day", and others. Has written scripts for movies 17, 19 and 20 of "Detective Conan" as well as scripts for the TV series episodes 813 and 898.
  
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Q: "How did you feel like when it was decided that Amuro would be the key man of this film?"<br>
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A: "It's only been 2 years since "The darkest nightmare" so I did go "huh?" at the news (laughs). It might've been better if it'd been made before the feeling of having written Amuro had vanished from me. I wrote his face as Bourbon in "The darkest nightmare", but due to the topic in this movie I specialized in Furuya, his face as PS (public safety)."
  
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Q: "Is there anything you particularly focused on during the writing of this installment?"<br>
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A: "The differences with the PS (Public Safety) depicted in live action. In live action, the PS often is the opposite of the situation shown to the spectators, and the psychology of what the characters in the episodes think of. Despite saying some is guilty, they might be innocent within their hearts. The actual Public Safety Police Officers, no matter what they do, they are always psychologically "right"... I avoided complicated depictions like these in this movie's script. It's already a story involving a judiciary process , the setting is already complex, it would be asking too much calories from the spectators."
  
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Q: "How about the developments in the Conan VS Amuro clash?"<br>
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A: "It was decided to depict Furuya from the PSP so I did think that he and Conan would clash. Actually, the "justice" that Conan has on him is also carried by Amuro, and the one that Amuro has is also being carried by Conan. They only differ in how they express it. I don't think neither is above the other one. If you think of it as each one taking action upon the info given to each of them, they take action in a very natural manner. I wrote it thinking that it would be good for Amuro to seem "bad". But he doesn't actually give much of such an impression. If you listen to his conversation with Kazami, you don't think of him as someone evil. He also takes action based on his beliefs.The only issue is the means employed. They are illegal and ruthless, so it's whether you can approve of them or not. I did think that Furuya, as a PSP officer, would normally do things way harsher than this...  
  
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The first draft of the story was a harder type of story. And Director Tachikawa pushed it back into a softer and kinder direction. He also likes hard stories, and he's good at staging them. But since it was the first time he was in charge of directing a Conan film, he said he wanted it to be something entertaining and dream-like. He had it very clear about what he wanted to do in the first Conan work he was in charge of.
  
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'''Makoto Kusabake''' -> Tokyo Regional Prosecutor, Public Safety Department<br>
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A: "The conversation between Amuro and Azusa, and Amuro answering Conan's question... Those scenes were added, and they were impressive. The latter made me think "what are they talking about now of all times", it sure did (laughs). But if you add those lines in a tense situation, then I think they make the film more lovable. If it was about Shinichi and Ran, I would have my own interpretation of things, but it's harder when it comes to Amuro. So I left the suggested portions in the hands of [Aoyama] sensei."
  
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A: "When "The darkest nightmare", we needed a person that could publicly act as member of the PS. So we made the Kazami Yuuya character. Amuro works on his own, so it was hard to see the situation of the police divisions from his viewpoint. And Kazami in this movie is the "right-handed man" of Amuro, who belongs to the "Zero" organization..."
  
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He's a prosecutor who's very serious about his job, and is in charge of Kogoro's case. He becomes concerned during the inquires that Kogoro has no motive for being the culprit of the bombing incident and suggests his superior, Supervisor Iwai, to carry out further investigation, but...
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A (continued from above question): "That's how he's depicted. The "right hand man" is thing that exists, I was told about it from an ex-PS person who I used as reference. Since officers currently on duty in the PS wouldn't tell us anything. This man, who can contact "Zero", is apparently chosen through someone's selection. It'd seem their skillfulness and personality are checked out so I guess that Kazami was evaluated to have the right kind of personality.  
  
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Since he became that role, on paper it says he's an officer in the training and is sent to the National Police Agency once, so he should have a period of enrollment in the NPA as well. There he makes his connection with the "Zero" organization. And the final decision of directing him towards Amuro is carried out by the "backstage administrator". Kazami can't tell his colleagues about him being in contact with "Zero". The only one who knows about the "right hand man" of each investigator and the collaborators is the "backstage administrator".
  
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Q: "What do you think are the best spots and points to focus upon of this movie?"<br>
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A: "The relations between characters are also one of those "best spots". That's the usual citation. The "collaborators" of the PS aren't simple informers. They're like climbing partners connecting their lives to each other through a life rope, as if they were mountain-climbing. They have their field of work's "justice" and life beyond logic. They share those with each other. Regardless of being "good" or bad", I think they are some of the best spots.
  
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Originary from Tottori Prefecture. Mangaka debut in 1986. "YAIBA" and "Detective Conan" prized with Shogakukan Manga Award. Also serializing the "Magic Kaito" series.<br>In 2017, the total publication amount of "Detective Conan" overcame 200 million units.
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Also, it's about the guest characters, but, they all have fond memories... But if I talk about this, you'll realize the truth of the case so it's hard to converse about this topic... (laughs). "
  
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Q: "How did you decide that Amuro Tooru would be the main character in "Zero the Enforcer", this year's installment?"<br>A: "It all started from a suggestion by Sakurai-san, the scriptwriter, it wasn't my idea.<br>He said he wanted to do a tale about cyber-terrorism and he asked me "if it's cyber-terrorism, then the PSB will get involved, can I make Amuro appear?". It'd only been 1 film since "The Darkest Nightmare" so I did think it was a bit too early to do so but I also though that it would work. Amuro-kun's popular, after all (laughs)."
 
  
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A: "He has the same feeling of justice at all times, whether he's being Furuya or he's being Bourbon. So I took into mind that they are the same at the bottom of their hearts, when writing them. Even if he gets a gun pointed at him during his covert investigation and is about to be exposed as a NOC, or even if he's working part-time at the Poirot. At the bottom of his heart he's the same Furuya Rei. It's not like he's working at the Poirot to relax, I think he does that to assimilate with society.
  
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Q: "In which parts were you involved?"<br>A: "In the story and a bit of storyboard fixes. I also helped a bit with the keyframes. The first version of the story it was very hard and led to heavy happenings. It turned into a "Amuro's become evil?" feeling, so we made it a bit softer. The first heavy story was interesting, too. Had a hard mystery feeling to it.  The culprit got caught but "the truth darkness hasn't been dispelled" feeling. But I thought that wasn't something we should in Conan.<br>So we made some things a bit light-hearted. Also, until we settled on using cyber-terrorism as theme we also though of tricks involving food poisoning but they were discarded very early. We felt that the motive was too small (laughs)<br>I also voiced my opinion on the climax and other scenes and had them add scenes I wanted to see. Also, the scene between Amuro and Kuroda, for example, has elements from the anime so I look forward to how it ends up looking."
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But his aspect of mingling with society as "a man about to turn 30, working part-time in a café while learning to be a detective" is something that I do think that it's not very reasonable (laughs). If there's someone with some age to them who work part-time at a café while learning how to be a detective, I would feel anxious.  
  
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Q: "What were your demands to the new director, Director Tachikawa?"<br>A: "We were very detailed when we met to talk about the action scenes planning, but we didn't go so over the details when we were in the storyboard stage. There wasn't much storyboard fixing this time around. But sometimes I sent him a photo over LINE telling him "we should fix this one".
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However, he's good at acting, has a wide capacity, and his information processing ability must be very high as well. Don't they ask him "Amuro-san, what are you doing at your age?"...? There must be something on him that doesn't make you think about that (laughs).
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If you asked about which of his faces is most charming, then I'd say all of them are. The vectors of charm are different, each of them are precious and cool. But, well, I haven't written much of his "Bourbon" face so if I get to write about him on the future I guess I'd write about Bourbon. He has a belief of justice yet carries out evil... Normally, one would puncture at that. But Amuro can do it. I think that that's why he was promoted to working the "Zero" organization.  
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A: We didn't have too many long phone calls either. Talking over LINE was sufficient (laughs)."
 
  
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Q: "What kind of conversation you had with Furuya Tooru-san, Amuro Tooru's VA?"<br>A: "We didn't talk about the movie but I did have a meal with him in the past. Said his daughter is a great fan of Kaitou Kid. Also he did play the role of Tuxedo Mask (Sailor Moon), didn't he? I guess that he probably thinks that I used his character as model to draw Kaitou Kid. But it's actually the inverse, Kaitou Kid came before Tuxedo Mask. "Magic Kaito" is a old, Showa Period manga.<br>(See Note 1) When I told him that he was disappointed, I guess that he wanted to brag to his daughter "I'm the the model for Kaitou Kid", no? (laughs). Well, it's but my speculation so... I apologize if I'm mistaken (laughs)<br>I also told him that Amuro Tooru's true name is Furuya Rei and he replied "Sensei! That's overdoing it!" to which I replied "No, see, the "Rei" is actually "Zero" due to some reasons" and he was like "Huh!?"."
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A: "I was ordered that, in the spin-offs linking to the movies, no-one could die. If it had to be a mystery in the café where no-one died, it would have to be a story about food or drinks. The reason I used ham sandwiches in Episode 813 "The shadow creeping on Amuro", was due to the perception of "He's public safety (公安 / kouan) so cheap (安い / yasui) ham (ハム) (combined make 公 (kou)) will do" (laughs).  
  
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Q: "I want to ask about Kazami Yuuya, who's also appeared in the manga.<br>A: "He's very popular. There were a lot of fan letters after "The Darkest Nightmare" asking me to "Please make Kazami appear!" so I went like "fine, fine". "Let's make him show up!". Wondering if that would do (laughs)<br>I think that the anime staff decided on his name. He's a subordinate of Amuro so he was Camille. At first he had a long and crumpled hair but I didn't understand what they meant by Camille, so they said "he doesn't look like PSB", and that someone with a bad nature was better. And so his design was remade and ended up like that. I don't watch "Z Gundam" too often. The first [season] of Gundam is the best, in my opinion. Hence why I didn't make the connection. I'm really sorry (laughs)."
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That recipe was something I had on mind, and, of course I've sometimes made those sandwiches. But I was told that eventually they would be served at cafés... If I had known that, then I wouldn't have used a steamer to make them (laughs). That way of making them is hard, actually.
  
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Q: "I want to ask about Kazami's and Amuro's roles"<br>A: "To make it clear that Amuro's the great one, Amuro is on the elite section of the NPA, and Kazami belongs to the Police HQ's PSB which is a lower rank. I think Sakurai-san was the one who suggested for Kazami to be older than Amuro.<br>As for Amuro's career, he was in the same class as Matsuda and Date. Scotch also was in the same class. They all died but they were cool types.<br>And Scotch was Amuro's childhood friend. Because, you see, he called him "Zero". And that was nickname of Amuro when he was a kid. I'll have to draw that, indeed."<br>Note 1: "The author of "Sailor Moon" , Takeuchi Naoko-sensei, was told that Tuxedo Mask's model was Kaitou Kid and was glad about it (From the "Aoyama Gosho 30th Anniversary Book").
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And episode 898, the spin-off of "Zero the enforcer", titled "The cake melted", had me taking that aspect into account. Apart from cakes, I made stews with a good-looking pink color. Nowadays they call those "being instagrammable" (laughs). If you take lycopene at the morning, it's good for the body so I use tomatoes, and added milk so that they would match the set drinks of coffee or black tea."
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Q: "I wanted to ask about Conan's first spin-off, "Culprit Hanazawa-san"..."<br>A: "At first, the person in charge showed me the name and asked me "this is the name, will it be OK?". So I replied "Oh, sure. Perfectly OK.". Thought it was fun. I had a meal with Kanba-sensei after that. I told him "feel free to do anything you want to do". Kanba-sensei's hometown is Shimane Prefecture, which is next to Tottori so he's also close to my hometown.<br>The persons who appear are suspicious, Ran-chan's hairstyle, and her horn popping from the middle are fun. I thought it was good to give off a "imposter" feeling. It's pretty good, and fun."
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A: "I think that, in the 1st time viewing, you will empathize with Conan, the protagonist, and see things from his PoV, but... If you switch your PoV to Amuro in your 2nd viewing, you become the culprit in the 3rd viewing. There's actually a 4th PoV, but... If I give out details about it you'll figure out the culprit (laughs). Anyway, I think that it'd be good if you can enjoy it at least for 4 times."
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Q: "What about your health, and when will [the manga] resume?"<br>A: "Thank you for your concern, I feel very good. I get a feeling of "get to work already!". I think there'll be good news soon enough.<br>I want to write a long story about Detective Chiba and Naeko-chan as well after the manga resumes. With the feeling of "Bayside Shakedown", I'd say. Please look forward to it."
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===Special Conan Movie Staff interview===
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'''Date:''' May 23, 2018<br>
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'''Published in:''' Shonen Sunday Super
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Q: "Please give us a message for Conan fans as conclusion of the interview."<br>A: "Both those who know Amuro and those who don't know him... Those who don't know him, they'll know what kind of man he is, and those who know him will get to know him a bit deeper. So please go see the movie.<br>Also, Amuro will be appearing a lot in the manga in the future. Since he was told to "Investigate about Kudo Shinichi", it's inevitable for him to get involved. Look forward to it, too!"
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===Da Vinci Magazine 2018 interview===
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Sign: "Detective Conan Cinema Magazine 2018. Aoyama Gosho."
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'''Translation information by:''' Mycroft<br>
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1-Gosho confirms that Carasuma is the boss<br>
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2-the end of Haibara gonna surprise everyone<br>
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3-look forward to Vol 96<br>
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-about Vol 96:<br>
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Gosho : i drew a sad story in Vol 96 (file  1015-1017) and disappointment of Heiji (file 1018-1021) and please look forward to more tricks and the relation between characters (file 1022-1026)<br>
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Q: "Will Amuro Tooru, in the 22nd movie "Zero the Enforcer" become a main character?"<br>A: "No way. It's 2 years after "The Darkest Nightmare" so I think it's too early to say that he's become a main character (laughs). Personally, I was very glad and surprised, I have both of those feelings.<br>I didn't know anything about the contents, and at first it was that trailer with the countdown included in "The Crimson Love Letter" so I thought it'd be a movie with hard content."
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===Nagasaki Newspaper New Years short interview===
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Q: "What's your impression ever since you read the script?"<br>A: "It was a bit different from what I'd imagined. Amuro does his job as PSB officer to face organized terrorism against Japan and heads straight forward. And then Conan-kun would get involved. That's how I thought it'd be like.<br>But as I did the trailers and the teasers, that was before I got the script so I eventually began to understand the contents. I firstly though "Huh? He's going to be enemies with Conan?". Despite that in the main story we finally got to know he was an ally of Conan, so I thought that them being enemies now would draw Conan fans away... I felt a bit of danger, actually (laughs).<br>But I did think that that wouldn't be the end of things, and there women who feel attracted to bad guys so maybe it would be good for them to be enemies when seen from that perspective. <br>There are people who like Bourbon, so I expected that the charm of a cool Furuya Rei would further increase in this movie as well. I didn't think that it'd show details about the state of things within the police, though.
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Q: "What points do you have to respectively act his 3 faces of Amuro Tooru, Furuya Rei and Bourbon?"<br>A: "In the case of Amuro Tooru, working at the Poirot part-time, I take into account the image that he behaves like a kind guy and is an attractive young man. Conan knows his identity, but when there are other Detective Boys present, he acts as if he was but a strong and young detective. That's how I voice him like. I use a bit of a higher tone of voice, with a soft feeling.<br>In the case of Furuya Rei, he's a worker and a pro so I voice him in a sharp and edgy manner. To give out a dark feeling I make a lower tone of voice. There also times in which he gives out orders to Kazami, so there are parts in which he turns stricter. I add changes in scenes like those.<br>Speaking of voice tones, I use the lowest one when I voice him as Bourbon. Vermouth and he have a grip of each others' weaknesses so it's a bit special yet when he talks to Gin or similar scenes I use a very low tone.<br>Also, when it comes to Akai Shuichi, he's got a feud with him involving what happened with Scotch so he clearly hates him. His emotions get the best of him. When he faced Akai, he behaves like a kid. So when Akai is around he unusually brings out his emotions in a straightforward way. <br>When reading the movie's script, when he moves around as Furuya Rei, and when he talks to Conan...  I thought that it would be better to use Amuro's voice for those scenes. When I had to act scenes as Furuya Rei, I wrote the "Kou" kanji from "kouan (Public Safety)" on my copy of the script and when it was Amuro Tooru I wrote "an". So they overlapped with "kouan" and was hard to understand even for me, so I wrote the katakana "A". I distributed them in the script as much as I could.
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Q: "What's the charm of Amuro Tooru, in your opinion?"
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Q: What will this year be like?<br>
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Q: Between the other mangakas, which ones inspired you the most to pursue your objectives?<br>
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A: Tetsuya Chiba-sensei, Monkey Punch-sensei and Mitsuru Adachi-sensei.
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Q: In 1987, Magic Kaito; in 1988 Yaiba; in 1994 Detective Conan... Such important works have been published one after another. What do you think about Conan's popularity?<br>
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A: The pages where the boss was exposed!
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Q: Conan movies broke the franchise record for the sixth time in a row at the box office. The popularity is rapidly raising!<br>
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Q: This summer, in addition to the Forensic Division Exhibition, there will be events and talk shows with Conan's voice actors. Finally, please tell something brief [a few words] to Nagasaki people.<br>
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A: Speaking about Nagasaki, for the main theme song of "Zero the Enforcer" I am much obliged to Masaharu Fukuyama! I really enjoyed Huis Ten Bosch, and I would like to go there again. I wanna try authentic Nagasaki Vegetable Salad! (laughs)<br>
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Q:"Can you tell us anything that happened during the dubbing?"<br>A:"Takayama Minami-san (Conan) and Yamakazi Wakana-san (Ran) encouraged me a lot and were glad at Amuro's popularity, and Yamazaki-san said, about the movie, that "Amuro-san, you're sure to get a lot of new fans!".Minami-san did ask "This is about that person and that other person?", when checking uncertain lines and scenes...<br>In the interactions with Conan during the climax has a lot of action so ad-libbing becomes needed and it's hard to coordinate them but when we did the first test we matched things perfectly despite no previous meeting to coordinate things. Our sensibility as voice actors is similar, I guess. Weren't that the case, we wouldn't have been able to synchro the timing so perfectly. I was really surprised.<br>The climax scenes lines were also good, and so the Suzuki Sonoko VA Matsui Naoko-san was very happy at it, and said "Your pierced through my heart!" (laughs)"<br>I was a bit unsure how to voice Amuro's lines on the movie's climax, and unexpectedly enough, during the tests, I made a strong tone of voice that wasn't what I had on mind, and Naoko-san was very glad so I told my "Oh yeah, this is it" to convince myself it was good enough. I had the feeling to act along with Minami-san and that's the voice that came out during the dubbing.
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Q: "You've had a long career. Yet how do you feel about acting a popular character like Amuro Tooru?"<br>A: "I'm really happy at it. I've been a VA for over 50 years, but, for me, it's the first time that a lot of fans had gotten crazy about a character I voiced, crazy over Amuro Tooru. <br>Amuro Ray also has popularity, yeah, but he couldn't beat Char to it (laughs). I often voice the main protagonists of series and so the rival character often gets the attention drawn to him. Nowadays you can see the encouragement through SNS, I like how a lot of followers appear in Twitter, and I'm very surprised at his popularity.<br>Between the Amuro fans, there are some who bought a real white FX-7 (see Note 1). He also makes incredible driving in this film, but whenever the co-stars crash they get severely told "you're wasting the tax money!" (laughs).
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Q: "Amuro Tooru appeared on Volume 75 of the manga, he appears in the latter half of the story, but were you surprised by the naming at the time of this debut?"<br>A: "We were fans of "Detective Conan" to begin with. My daughter, especially. We often went to the theater to see the movie together.<br>I knew that Ikeda Shuichi-san voiced Akai Shuichi, so I did feel that "the author, Aoyama-sensei, really likes Gundam". I secretly hoped that "maybe one day I'll be offered a role". And when "it finally came" I was "Huh? Amuro Tooru?" when I heard his name. "There's barely any difference (with my name)!".<br>And later, when his real name of Furuya Rei was revealed, I went "Hey, sensei. Didn't you overdo it!?". I did really comment upon those. Around that time I also got a chance to have a lunch with Aoyama-sensei so we brought colored papers and we got each other's signatures, but then... "No, there's a proper meaning to the "Rei" in his name"... That it mean the "Zero" division in the Public Safety Police and things neatly linked together.<br>But he really loved "Mobile Suit Gundam", and seeing how he uses our names as VAs in his work, I feel very thankful to him. I feel very glad, he even added the car plate... (Note 2)
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Q: "Last question. What are the highlights of "Zero The Enforcer"?"<br>A: "In this movie, there's the "way adult men do things" plus "charm" as the themes I acted upon. There are several scenes that make you feel that, so I hope that you will savor them.<br>Anyway, there's "Numbers very dear to me which I must protect even if I bet my life on it" (laughs) so I hope you go to see it several times, and that you fully experience the charm of Amuro Tooru. There's also the lines in the car that Sonoko-san accmails as well and which I want you to focus on. Counting on you guys."
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Megumi Hayashibara:
  
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Caption of pic: "Great driving by Furuya (Rei) that Furuya (Tooru) - san likes. In the "Darkest Nightmare" the car drifts in the beginning by Amuro (Furuya), Akai and Curacao are reality!"
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Q: Haibara made her debut in the anime in January, 1999. This year is the 20th anniversary of that debut.<br>
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A: Her debut was the end of the century, yes. The age fits that occasion, yes. I was familiar with the cast of the “Conan” characters so I had no resistance in joining them. I’d often acted together with Ogata Kenichi (Agasa VA), and Takayama Minami (Conan VA) also politely taught me many things.<br>
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The tale about (Takayama’s) debut did impress me a lot. You could say that she showed a general outlook in the 1st episode (of the series) and the guidelines were established upon that. I was confident that I would do well with her.
  
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Note 1: "A Matsuda RX-7 which isn't produced anymore at the present. The serial number of the Gundam, RX-78, comes from here."
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Q: How have you felt Haibara’s changes and growth over these 20 years?<br>
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A: At first, she was shutting everything within her heart, but…  The Professor’s warmth, and his lack of concern gradually heals her and allows her to regain a human flavor-like aspect to her. The Detective Boys also try to cheer her and it’s not like they force themselves to do so. The casual everyday convos make her shed tears, too.<br>
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Also, sharing her secret with Kudo, who’s in the same situation as her, she gains the feeling that she’s not the only one (in that state). In episodes 822-823 (“The suspects are a devoted couple”), she went to great extremes… Yes! (laughs)<br>
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She did support Higo, but to think she’d butt into the issue of (his) girlfriend… Her scene in which she syncs with Uncle (Kogoro). I was like “Huh? What’s gotten into her?” (laughs).<br>
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I was “Ai-chan can now make these faces”. It’s perplexing but I’m also happy at it. Even if she’s told “you’re pretty nervous”, I guess she’d reply “that’s not the case”. But it’s not like the issues with the organization have been solved, so she can’t lower the guard!
  
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Note 2: "Amuro's car number plate is 73-10, Mr. Furuya's birthday is July 31, and has a 0 to match the "Zero" nickname.
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Q: Is there something you take into account when acting in such scenes?<br>
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A: I stop to think at how much her heart must have moved. Trying to examine the max values of how to express emotions… I guess? She’s a girl who doesn’t express gratitude with her face or words so I do (think) about how to express her human side.<br>
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Also, the acting doesn’t change much regardless of her size. When she’s being rough with Conan, I act in a way that doesn’t feel much different from her adult state. My voice cords are thin so I increase the tone a bit when she’s in her child form.
  
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Q: Please tell us about “Episode ONE” aired on December, 2016.<br>
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A: I am sorry, but I didn’t see it when it aired. It was very harsh to re-confirm that her sister existed after hearing her voice… When I met with (Tamagawa) Sakiko (Akemi VA) in the studio (continues in next page)
  
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'''Takayama Minami Interview'''<br>
 
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Edogawa Conan VA
 
  
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Originary from Tokyo Metropolitan Area. Her representative works are "Kiki's Delivery Service" as Kiki / Ursula, "Rantaro" as Inadera Rantarou, "YAIBA" as Kurogane Yaiba, "Ranma 1/2" as Tendo Nabiki, "Moomin" as Moomintroll amongst others.
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Q: "What's your first impression of the 22nd Detective Conan Movie, "Zero The Enforcer"?"<br>A: "Good point. When I firstly read the script, I did think "Ah, maybe this story is a bit too complicated". If you see a lot of police dramas like I do, I think one would understand the existence and roles of the "Public Safety Police" and "Prosecution" but for those who don't see them and for children, I was like "would they understand it?". That was my first impression. <br>But by when we finished the dubbing, the impression changed a bit. If you properly listen to what the characters say during the story, I think you'll be able to understand it."
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A: (continues from previous page) it was very fun. We talked about recent status and so. But when her part in the dubbing ended, I felt like “Ah… I can’t hear to her voice anymore”... I guess that the episode of the answering machine in the film “Countdown to Heaven” stuck a nail on me. I loved hearing to her voice during the pre-screening (of the movie).<br>
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Now you have SNS and videos amongst other seals to feel the traces of that person, but you could say that, back in those times, the answering machine was the only one. The voice alone brings a lot of memories, it does. I think she does care about her big sister.<br>
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Those feelings revive so that’s why I avoided “Episode ONE”... But I did face it. And it was harsh, indeed. And once again I felt that I’d done something terrible. The drug that I (Haibara) had made tore apart two people who were happy. I guess that back then (Episode ONE) improving the results of her research was the only meaningful (thing) in her life. If it’d been used for treating diseases or so, had been given a correct use, it might’ve been a great drug but…
  
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Q:"The movie's plot revolves around "Amuro is an enemy?". What did you think about Amuro Tooru or Furuya Rei? What are you impressions of Kazami Yuuya and Kuroda Hyoue?"<br>A: "I did think that I wanted to prove that Amuro-san "isn't the enemy". Kazami-san appeared 2 movies ago, in "The Darkest Nightmare" but in this movie you get to know his relationship in the PSB with Furuya-san. He'll also appeared in the TV series in the future as well, I think.<br>Superintendent Kuroda makes his movie debut in this movie. Whenever he appears in the TV series he's totally suspicious (laughs). He's as suspicious as always, but for some reason he doesn't feel dangerous. He probably is (exposes her deduction) ...or so i think. What I told you is still secret, though (laughs)."
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Q: Please tell us about the relationship between her and Conan (Shinichi)<br>
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A: Lately, it feels harmonizing, as if they were an old couple married to each other! There were periods in which (the relationship) sways, too. It doesn’t go to the point of love, but I think they believe and rely on each other.<br>
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As of now, you could say it’s a tie… You (Conan) move, and I (Haibara) investigate… It feels like those roles have been established and thus their feelings aren’t too disrupted, I guess. I myself have changed, too.<br>
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I lately sit next to Minami during dubbing. She doesn’t get to interact (often) with Ran so I don’t get to met her (VA) in the dubbings… And I got shocked when I saw Wakana (Ran VA) sitting next to Minami during the movie dubbings!  I was like “ah? That’s not my seat?”. I did think “oh??” while choosing a seat from where I could have a good look at both (laughs).<br>
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And that seat is the one next to the professor’s (Agasa’s) and is my current location. At some point, Micchan (Ootani Ikue, Mitsuhiko VA) comes next to us too… There’s a battle over the seats inside of me and I was in an ill mood for a while. But as time passes, and even more when seeing “Episode ONE”... I feel like “sorry for that” (laughs).
  
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Q: "How about the dubbing work?"<br>A: "It went very smoothly, and we finished it on that day. We almost took until past the peak (12:00 AM) but human drama was the axis so we focused on each one's lines and the tempo was good."
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Q: (Conan) told (her) she was (his) “pal” in the movies, too.<br>
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A: Hmmm… “Pal, huh? (For now)”. I think it’s just in relation as the “pal” to solve a case. Each movie has a different way to depict their relationships. In the “Sunflowers of inferno”, for example, she was shown swaying from time to time. So I guess she must have those feelings. She must be shutting them within her depths.
  
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Q: "How about your work together with Furuya Tooru-san?"<br>A: "We didn't do much consulting about how we would perform the dubbing so but there was a point that Furuy-san asked "it's **, right?". "Yes, I think this is **.", "Thought so!".  That was the confirmation we took with each other. We also check with each other the points that picked us in our lines.<br>Truth is, when I made my debut, since I was playing a boy, I used Furuya-san's acting as a boy as reference. Of course, I can't act like he did but I did wonder what a "boy" is like? So I tried to get the gist from his voice acting. So, secretly, inside of my heart, I thought of him as my "teacher" (laughs). In the dubbing, I am always allowed to practice with my "teacher".  He's a big senior with whom I can work very well so it was very fun.
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Q: How does she feel about Ran?<br>
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A: Wow. Now that’s a difficult (question). I guess that the (feeling) within her depths is a feeling of guilt. She likes her cute spots and feels a bit envious. And she sees her sister on her… She feels healed, but she probably thinks “it’s not like you’re the one who made me remember about my sis” afterwards. She’s indecise.
  
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Q: "What's your impression of the new Director, Director Tachikawa?"<br>A: "We got friendly very soon and I called him "Tacchi" (laughs). After the dubbing, I asked him "What's the genre you're apt at?". And he replied "I am apt at action, but... I guess human drama is it.". That's shown in this movie, indeed! He's a young director, but he gouges out the deep parts of humans.<br>Since it involves deductions, I think that human dramas are very important. The deduction of the culprit, the actions of the cornered party, must be things that "humans do" or the whole thing will fail.<br>The way the action scenes are scattered is good, but, if you don't properly depict "the human part", the story feels dull... There's been a lot of similar human drama in Conan movies insofar but this time around it felt "really hot".  I think this is the director's tastes.<br>I act on it, so you feel that it's a character with "body heat, and feels related to", that's a must have creed. You can hear the heart's sound, they breathe, they're not limited to the 2-d of the screen or the scene, it feels "alive", that's how I like to voice characters. So I like hot dramas like this one."
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Q: So it’s more complicated than what she feels about Conan, yes?<br>
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A: She can lash out at Conan, so… She talks about 70% of the feelings and falsifies the remaining 30%, but… There’s many things about Ran that she can’t express in words. She briefly thinks “let’s tell her all I want to say” but then erases that line of thought (laughs).<br>
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Q: "The identity of "That Person" has been made public in the manga already, yet...?"<br>A: "True. Truth is, during the recording of "The Darkest Nightmare", we casting (about 20 of us, was it?) tried to predict "Who's That Person?". When looking at the answer sheet I'd kept sealed since then, it had an accuracy rate of 25%! It'd seem I checked a lot of things during breaks (laughs).<br>I also showed it to Aoyama-sensei, who'd come to see the dubbing. His reply was "What, they all know who it is!" (laughs). By the way, my answer was wrong.<br>Sensei had let out hints before, and Karasuma Renya's name had considerably popped up but I ended up reading too much into the thing and wrote someone else as my reply to the question."
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Q: What do you think about the progress in Ran and Shinichi’s relationship in the school trip episodes?<br>
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A: She can accept their relationship, but feels rough when it’s about Conan and Ran. Maybe she’ll make a drug to split (Conan and Shinichi) into two… Kidding (laughs)<br>
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Q: "Last question: what are the movie's highlights?"<br>A: "In this 22nd movie, prosecution, police, and PSP... It's a story in which a lot of words you don't normally hear pop up.<br>Also, in the interactions between characters, there are some crucial points as well so pay close attention and enjoy it until the very end without taking your eyes off the screen. It's a very, very exciting human drama.<br>One last thing to finish, "Amuro-san is someone incredible."."
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Q: Professor Agasa and the DBs, who healed her heart. Tell us about them.<br>
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A: I love them! (laughs). The Professor is hiding her, but she’s strict to him about food and he lowers his eyebrows, overwhelmed. How cute she is! She’s also curious about the (relationship) with Fusae, too. She wishes for him to be happy… “Ah! It’s the person of the Fusae brand which you like, Ai-chan!” “Marry her, Professor… I’ll be able to get tons of bag samples!” (laughs)<br>
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Kidding. Well, her desire to possess is linked to life-force too! (continues next page)
  
  
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Born in 1981. He revealed the "Death Billiards" which was his original idea, script and direction at the "Anime Mirai" of the Agency for Cultural Affairs in 2013. It was made into an anime named "Death Parade". He also directed "Mob Psycho 100".
 
  
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Q:"How were you appointed to direct this movie?"<br>A:"In a raising program from the Agency for Cultural Affairs aimed at young animators I directed a serious film named "Death Billiards" and the judge in charge at the time was the "Detective Conan" Producer, Suwa (Michihiko) - san. He bought a lot of the stuff I made. And he asked me to "Direct the 22nd Movie". "
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A: The 3 DBs are very cute and attractive. I feel like a mother to them. I’d rather keep them out of danger than solve a case… Since Kudou-kun will solve it, anyway.  
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Q: "What's your impression of "Detective Conan"?"<br>A: "I first came into contact with Conan around Elementary... Or High... Or Middle. I loved to read it as a normal reader but there was 1 time I stopped reading. I came into contact with it again once I became a producer. When I got told to be the director of this movie, I re-read again from the part I'd seen years before."
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Q: She sometimes cooperates with the DB to face big crises.<br>
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A: She’s pretty cool-headed. Since she’s actually driven herself to the point of dying. And she still feels, sometimes, that she should die… And that’s why she can be cool. I think she earned her strength by leaving the organization. Not because she experienced a frightening organization, but because she’s still alive after running from there.
  
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Q: "What are the parts you put most detail or attention to as the movie's director?"<br>A: "To not to omit any of the good points that Conan had had insofar. The relations between characters are very interesting. So I took especially care and detail in character depiction. And this movie was more suspense-touch than the usual. The PSB is a main actor and the feeling's more serious. It's made so that if people who like mystery dramas see it then I think they will enjoy it."
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Q: What about Akai Shuichi / Okiya Subaru?<br>
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A: Sheesh! It’s a complicated topic, and it’s hard to answer! (laughs)<br>
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How much suspicion she puts in her words and how much of it she lashes out at him...She’s very good at considering those, yes. Voicing them aloud and avoiding lying… That’s Ai-chan for you (laughs)<br>
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Also, Ikeda Shuichi’s voice is, for me, a “peaceful trauma”. In “Tico of the 7 seas”, the protagonist I voice is kidnapped, his father, played by Ikeda, comes to rescue him and says “it’s alright!”, but… When I heard that, I broke into tears.<br>
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“Ah, it’s really alright”... I felt incredibly relieved. That imprinting made me feel that Akai wasn’t a bad guy ever since he made his debut. There’s a kind of link between the actors and the roles they play.<br>
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A: When it’s an episode involving them, I don’t feel like going to the studio. I don’t want to bump into Gin… When Gin thinks of Sherry, she was (shown) half-nude, but… Why? (laughs) I don’t want to know the reason of (his) obsession (with her), either. Because I’ll have to take it in if I got to know it.<br>
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Bun Gin also makes mistakes, and gives a “snap” feeling. Vermouth’s confidence is scary. Feels like she (Vermouth) would betray the org, too. Also… I don’t want to get involved with Amuro (laughs).<br>
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Q: "What's your vision of Amuro Tooru as as director?"<br>A: "I thought that fans would like his mysterious parts so we paid a lot of attention when depicting those. But I also wanted to show Amuro's house as well. I like those parts that reveal one's true nature. I think that it shouldn't be done, but, I also wanted to do a scene of him bathing in the bath."
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Q: It’s possible that he was shocked at being unable to protect the daughter of Elena, whom he revered.<br>
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Thinking of it from the PoV of him being in the org, his skills at infiltrating and his ability to fascinate others, he’s quite the outstanding type. I really don’t want to end up liking him so I feel like not getting close to him (laughs). I think that I’ll waver if I have some odd emotion going on.<br>
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Q:"What's your favorite film?"<br>A: "The first films remain in my memory... "The Time-bombed Skyscraper", "Countdown to Heaven", "The Phantom of Baker Street". I was by Producer Ishiyama (Keichi) -san that "it really looks like the balance in Director Kodama Kenji's (see note 1) works". I didn't have it on mind, truth to be told, but I do like the initial Conan so that's why it ended up like that, or so I think.
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Q: The org’s pursuit has cooled down, but what kind of developments do you expect to happen?<br>
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A: “Oh, no! Because Vermouth knows that (Haibara) is alive, you know? But that’s why… Aoyama-sensei is drawing a brighter Ai-chan. She’s becoming a normal girl. I’d like to say “it’s alright”. But if that happens then the work will end so (laughs)<br>
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Development in which she faces the regrets and self-condemnation within her, and involvements with the org that’ll make me skip a heartbeat… I predict that that’s what’ll happen. But until then I want to enjoy the everyday routine.<br>
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Q: "Last question. What are the highlights of the movie?"<br>A: "This movie mainly focuses on Amuro Tooru so there's a lot of cool scenes. Also, his gestures of combing up his hair or after he gets hurt... There's a lot of scenes showing aspects of him one normally doesn't see. So I hope you have a good look at the film while enjoying those day-to-day scenes."
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A: The swing width of “Ai-chan likeness” has expanded but her unmelting ice is within me so… She looks cute but scary at the same time… I hope you love her with a broad sight.  
  
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Born in 1970. Scriptwriter. He also was a movie producer at Toho. While he was in office, he received the 1st Yomiuri TV Scenario Great Award. He then became a freelancer scriptwriter. His representative works are the "Aibou (Pal)" TV series and the "Forensic Researcher Woman" TV series.
 
  
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Q:"This is the 4th movie the script of which you write up after the 17th movie "Private Eye in the Distant Seas", the 19th movie "Sunflowers of Inferno" and the 20th movie, "The Darkest Nightmare". How did you begin to get involved with Conan and how did you receive the offer for this project?"<br>A: "At the time of "Private Eye in the Distant Seas", I think it was Producer Suwa (Michihiko) -san who contacted me, and I accepted the offer. It was an anime, so I thought of writing a story that couldn't be done in a normal film. After "The Darkest Nightmare", I was asked "When can you make a new script?" and I replied "I'm free in 1 year's time", that was how the offer came.
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Q: "What are the requests from Aoyama-sensei?"<br>A: "There weren't many. But regarding Amuro's view of love I was told to "please add this line". As well as "Add this scene with Azusa" or "Add this at the end". Not more than that. Most of it I wrote it up myself but I directly asked him if there were parts I didn't understand. How Amuro would interact with Conan, for example. I hadn't gotten a grasp of it yet...
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Q: "And what were the requests from Director Tachikawa?"<br>A: "It was a harder story at the beginning but he changed it from a hard story to a softer Conan episode. It was a bit more severe and nerve-wrecking world. But that wasn't the first Conan story that the director wanted to do. There were several conflicts with that."
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Q: "What are Amuro's charms, in your opinion?"<br>A: "He has a wide mental capacity. If it's not someone with a lot of room in their heart then it's hard to live in 3 different world-views. You'll get crushed. Even as Furuya, even as Amuro and even as Bourbon, I think that his base is always the same. His feeling of justice as well, he just changes his form of expressing things. I guess that both shooting a gun and brewing coffee stem from the same feeling of justice.
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A: Truth to be told, her debut episode, 129… I saw most of it for the first time when it aired. It’d been worked on before I became director, so…
  
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Q: "Last question. What are the highlights of the movie?"<br>A:"At first you see through the viewpoint of Conan, the main protagonist, and then you see through Furuya's PoV, and if you see it from a 3rd PoV that'd be the culprit's... And they all look like different stories. And, also, there might be a 4th PoV...
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A: I think that the first time Conan called Haibara “pal” was in the script of the 2007 movie, “Azure Jolly Roger”. The script was by Kawashibara. I thought that Aoyama-sensei would correct it but it went sans a hitch. I was “ah, then it’s fine!”. And that’s when I feel like that Haibara’s directionaly was set, with her being his “pal”.  
  
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Q: You returned to being TV series director in 2012.<br>
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“A pretty unreliable knight, aren’t you?”<br>
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“I’ll protect you even if I stake my life on it, princess”<br>
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I added that conversation because we had some length of the episode to fill in. Since it wasn’t clear that Okiya = Akai then I thought it’d be fine but… (laughs). Haibara’s character has changed a lot lately, compared to her debut.<br>
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'''Guidebook Explanation of Police Hierarchy'''<br>
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===Takarakuzu College Interview===
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'''Date:''' April 15, 2018<br>
 
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'''Held at:''' Takarakuza College
 
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'''Source:''' http://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=13477&sid=616cd36dc775283463d2b3ae591ca2a2<br>
 
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Q1) "Why did you change the manga style to the current one, compared to how it was on the beginnings?"<br>A1) "I wasn't conscious of that (laughs) I drew things like that!?"
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Animation director, director, animator. Has been in “Detective Conan” when it began airing in 1996, and began directing when episode 119. He’s been working in the movies since the 1st one and has been director from the 8th one to the 14th one. In 2012 he went back to being TV series director and has also been in charge of special programs and so.
  
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Q2) "What about Ran-chan's head?"<br>A2) "Everyone points that out to me (laughs). It happened to turn into that (laughs). I wanted a symbol-like thing, to be able to tell who it was from the silhouette. Like how I thought that my dad was wearing a hat the whole time (laughs)"
 
  
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Q3) "Shinichi and Ran have begun to date, but will there be a boyfriend-girlfriend-like interaction in the future?"<br>A3) "There'll be (laughs) Maybe they'll become a couple by next year's movie? Oh? (laughs)"
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Q: What episode left an impression in you?<br>
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A: I guess it’s episode 247 “The mystery caught in the net (2nd part)”, when she (Haibara) introduces herself to Ran. Looks like there are some in the streets who take it as a declaration of war, but is it the case…? (laughs)<br>
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She feels like she’s blown it away…? Or so I think…<br>
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In “The disappearance of Edogawa Conan”, the scriptwriter Uchida Kenji got to like Haibara so he got very excited (laughs)<br>
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But after the dubbing ended, Hayashibara told us “she blew it away, so why are you making this?” (laughs).<br>
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In some of the movies… In “The Detectives’ Requiem”, she acted like an uneasy child or how she got beaten up by one of the culprits in “The Lost Ship of the Skies”. The gap between cute and cool is fun to make.
  
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Q4) "How's the chronology between the movies and the manga organized like? Is the "Crimson School Trip" after "The Crimson Love Letter"?"<br>A4) "I was troubled by that, actually. I did consult with the editor if I should depict it as Momiji firstly meeting Sonoko... Well, it came out well enough, no? (laughs) I don't think much about the chronology with the movies"
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Q: That gap is her charm, yes?<br>
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A: The answer isn’t that simple. She originally was a grown up girl, but when she’s with the kids she feels like she’s their big sis. I think I like it most when she’s with the DBs. But the animation is hard given how there’s so many characters (onscreen) (laughs)
  
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Q5) "What's the tone of coloring you use for Amuro-san's and Heiji's skin color?"<br>A5) "The same! Number 51! (laughs) Everyone else uses Number 61, but I use Number 51 because it has a bigger grain! It doesn't get crushed, hence why Number 51 is the best!"
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Q: What kind of future developments do you expect?<br>
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A: Hard to say… Even if Conan puts distance with Haibara and beats the org, I’m not sure whether she’ll agree with him on that. If she doesn’t get involved, she might feel like the issue hasn’t been solved…<br>
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I hope it ends up in peace. But it depends on Aoyama-sensei, though (laughs)
  
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Q6) "Shinichi said he wanted to become the Heisei (Note 1) Sherlock Holmes, but will Conan end during the Heisei Period?"<br>A6) "No, if the period name changes then I'll nonchalantly change it to the new period's Holmes (laughs) I should also nonchalantly insert a line about that (laughs)"<br>Note 1: Heisei - Period from 1989 to the present, indicating rule of current Emperor, Akihito
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Q: Please give us a message for the fans!<br>
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A: We’re doing our best while thinking about her, so please watch on with warmth to what’s coming next. By the way, I recently use a Tanita weight scale and she scolds me “don’t neglect exercise” (laughs)<br>
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At some point I’ve become older than Professor Agasa (laughs).
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Caption: the “I’ll show you something interesting” line is one spot where Aoyama-sensei intervened. It’d seem it originally was different words but with similar contents.
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Q7) "Did you intend to make Amuro Tooru appear when you made Akai Shuuichi debut?"<br>A7) "Well, I did have the idea in a corner of my head! I did think of making a rival character or worthy opponent! I actually thought of naming him "Shiroi" (laughs). But I thought it might be a bit odd so I went for Amuro (laughs)"
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===Kappei Yamaguchi M23 interview===
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'''Date:''' April 2, 2019
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'''Source:'''<br>
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[https://natalie.mu/comic/pp/conan-movie2019 Raw]<br>
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[https://wsstalkback.blogspot.com/2019/04/detective-conan-fist-of-blue-sapphire.html Translation]
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<u>'''なんかもう、「ダイ・ハード」みたいになっていた'''</u>
  
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Q8) "Amuro-san asked Azusa-san about her plans for Christmas before the break, though?"<br>A8) "Amuro was saying "Not really", Azusa might've said (laughs) then you could switch work shifts with me? (laughs)"
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──今日、初めて「紺青の拳」の試写をご覧になったんですよね（取材は4月2日の完成披露舞台挨拶の前に行われた）。
  
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Q9) There was a scene featuring them in "Zero the Enforcer," though?"<br>A9) I did draw that scene!
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観てきました。面白かったですよ！ 収録のときはまだ画が完成していないのと、音楽や効果音も入っていない状態なので、全体が見えるわけじゃないんです。なので改めて完成したものを観て、これはみんなワクワクする作品になったんじゃないかと思いました。それにしてもかなりスケールの大きな作品になったなという感じはしましたね。なかなかね、人間離れした人たちがたくさん出てくるから（笑）。
  
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Q10) "A normal Conan cases is 3 chapters, but do you decide the length beforehand?"<br>A10) "I always have the rough idea that a case will be 3 chapters long. But long cases like the "Crimson School Trip" are 5-6 chapters long... At times like that I go... "Well, this'll be a serial murder, then!" (laughs)
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──はい。後半は驚きの連続で、1回観ただけでは処理しきれない感じがありました（笑）。
  
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Q11) "Why is Amuro-san so popular?"<br>A11) "Well... I dunno (laughs). Why, I wonder (laughs). Maybe the fact that he can't beat Akai makes him popular (laughs) That might be it (laughs)."
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そうなんですよ。収録のときも画面がどうなっているかわからないから、「えっ、これってどうなってるの？ まさかこうなってるの？」なんてみんなで話していて。あそこまで突き抜けた作品になったら、これはこれで楽しいなって思います。なんかもう、「ダイ・ハード」みたいになってましたよね（笑）。
  
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Q12) "The last question in "Zero the Enforcer" was a great!"<br>A12) "Glad to know (laughs) I told them to add that one (laughs)!"
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──そうですね（笑）。推理シーンに勝るぐらい、アクションのインパクトがすごいことになっているなと。
  
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Q13) "What were the good things of becoming a mangaka?"<br>A13) "You earn a lot of money (laughs) You can eat juicy stuff (laughs). But you get less sleeping time... But now I sleep a lot! (laughs)"
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もちろん謎解きも見どころなんですが、その印象を上回る派手さがありますよね。でも今回は怪盗キッドが出てくる話なので、これくらい派手でいいのかなと思います。
  
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Q14) "If Conan goes back to being Shinichi, how will he relate to those around him?"<br>A14) "I can't tell you that (laughs) I almost made a slip (laughs)"
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──怪盗キッドが劇場版に登場するのは、2015年に公開された「名探偵コナン 業火の向日葵」以来、4年ぶりとなります。メインキャラクターとして劇場版に登場することが決まったときはどう感じられましたか？
  
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Q15) "Are you planning on drawing that?"<br>A15) "Well, let's see... I do (laughs)"
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案外早かったなという印象でした。毎年本編の最後に来年の劇場版の告知があるので、（昨年公開された）「ゼロの執行人」の収録のときはもう次回作のメインキャラクターがキッドになることは聞いていたんです。それがもう1年半くらい前になるんですかね。もう少し空くかなと思っていたのですが。
  
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Q16) "How do you decide the codenames of the BO members?"<br>A16) "Gin was an idea by an assistant, he said he looked Gin... I was like "really?" (laughs). As for Vermouth, I was told to use Vermouth (laughs) I get directed a lot by my assistants, although not that much (laughs)"
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──「名探偵コナン」は長らく国民的アニメとして愛されていますが、2013年から6年連続で劇場版の興行収入を更新するなど、近年ますます注目が集まっていると感じます。そんなタイミングで、怪盗キッドがメインとなる劇場版が公開されるわけですが……。
  
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Q17) "Why did you make Hattori Heiji dark-skinned?"<br>A17) "I wanted to make him the complete inverse of Shinichi (laughs)! I thought that'd be a dark-skinned character, then (laughs). But my assistants disliked the idea. They said it was annoying to draw! (laughs)"
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興行収入を更新しているというのも、スタッフ一同としては、一生懸命作ったものに対してのご褒美のようなものと捉えていて、なので今回もいつも通り楽しく収録させていただきました。
  
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Q18) "I think the best part about your work, Sensei, is that you don't kill the criminals and have them live to atone for their sins but why did you make the culprit of Moonlight Sonata die?"<br>A18) "I thought that an occasional exception would do fine (laughs) It was a necessary victim so that Conan could tell Hattori that he's not perfect and that he actually "killed" someone (laughs)"
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──本編の内容を思い返してみても、収録現場はとても楽しそうです。
  
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Q19) "All the movies always have some scenes drawn by you, Sensei, but do you decide which ones you want to draw?"<br>A19) "Yes! I put a circle in the storyboard that Director Tachikawa gave me to indicate I'd draw those! (laughs) I generally draw the scenes which have lines that I thought of (laughs)!"
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「コナン」はいろいろな事件が起こる作品ではあるんですが、収録自体はいたって和気あいあいと進むんです。劇場版は1日で録るので、今年も朝から夜の0時過ぎまで収録していました。その間はずっと集中していたわけですけど、すごく楽しい収録だったなという印象が残っていますね。
  
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Q20) "What's the origin of Conan's "there's only one truth" amongst the famous lines of the manga?"<br>A20) "It was actually a coincidence, in the chapter of Heiji's debut Shinichi said "because there's only one truth", and at about the same time the anime came up with "there's always one truth", so it really was a coincidence (laughs)."
 
  
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Q21) "What works did you use as reference when making up the character of Amuro Tooru?"<br>A21) "I often say that Akai looks like Char, but Amuro is Amuro (laughs). Amuro's an original character (laughs)"
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<u>'''京極さんは、安室さんとは真逆のタイプの人'''</u>
  
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Q22) "What are the characters that are easier to draw and harder to draw within your works?"<br>A22) "Kaitou Kid is hard to draw, yes... And Amuro is easy to draw (laughs). Akai is hard, but Amuro has a special feeling to him (laughs)"
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──今回の劇場版では、京極真もキーパーソンとして活躍しています。劇場版で京極にスポットが当たるのは今回が初めてとなりますが。
  
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Q23) "What are the origins of Kaitou Kid?"<br>A23) "At first he was unpopular with the chief editor (laughs). Saying he wasn't fashionable at all (laughs).
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京極さんはカッコいいですよね。僕は京極さんの不器用なところ嫌いじゃないです。園子に一途で、きっと空手と園子があればほかにはなんにもいらないんだろうなこの人は、みたいな感じがあって。でもその一途さが故に、愛情表現が不器用になってしまうところがある。去年の（「ゼロの執行人」にメインキャラクターとして登場した）安室さんとは真逆にいるようなタイプの人ですよね。
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There was "Cats Eye" (see note) as high school thiefs at the time. the youngest sister was a high school student. Yet there wasn't a guy thief so I thought I could come up with one of my own (laughs). I was faster so I won (laughs)."<br>Note: "Cat's Eye", manga about a group of 3 sisters who steal works from a fictional European artist.
 
  
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Q24) "Why did you think of making the heroine strong instead of weak?"<br>A24) "I guess it's because I wanted to draw karate scenes (laughs). Thought that a strong heroine would be fun (laughs). Conan-kun shrunk so he needed someone strong next to him else he'd be in trouble... Or so I thought (laughs)
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──純朴でちょっと天然な一面があったり、安室透とはまた違った魅力を持っていますよね。
  
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Q25) "What scenes were fun to draw and which were hard to draw?"<br>A25) "A fun one was that final two-page spread of the Kiyomizu Temple (laughs). The background was drawn by a Takarazuka college alumni, and they spent about 1 day to draw it up. (laughs) I only drew Shinichi and Ran (laughs). That scene was fun.
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あとは“漢”と書いて“おとこ”と読むみたいな部分もある（笑）。この劇場版を通して、京極さんのことを好きになる人はきっと多いんじゃないかなと思います。ただ、彼はもはや人間ではなくなってきているなって（笑）。クライマックスでも1人だけオーラが立ち昇って、もう別ジャンルのキャラクターになってましたからね。キッド個人としては、あまり関わりたくないです（笑）。
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The Bell Tree Express scenes were hard to draw (laughs)"
 
  
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Q26) "Why is it that the characters' clothing is so fashionable?"<br>A26) "I used to buy a lot of clothes at Anan or Non-no or CanCam (laughs). Amuro often appears in the latest cases so they asked me to think up Amuro's clothing (laughs). I have them think of making files about the clothes in every case."
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──園子はキッドのことになるとつい「キッド様」と目を輝かせてしまうので、京極の嫉妬の矛先はそのままキッドに向いてしまいます。
  
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Q27) "Are there plans for a movie focused on Shinichi and Ran?"<br>A27) "I wonder about that (laughs) I dunno but I can't say too much into this (laughs) oh well, look forward to it (laughs)"
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そうなんですよ。だから園子にはもう少し静かにしていてほしいですね（笑）。でも今回の劇場版の中で、キッドが京極さんとやり合うシーンがありますけど、なかなかに攻撃をかわしてますからね。キッドも相当じゃない？と。
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==="Truth in Zero" Booklet===
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──かわすほうが技術が必要だったりしますもんね。
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'''Date:''' April 24, 2018<br>
 
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===Amuro Toru/Bourbon/Furuya Rei Secret Archives PLUS===
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そうそう、だからキッドは身体能力が高いんだなと思いました。
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'''Date:''' May 7, 2018
 
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. Gosho Ayoama (2 pages)<br>
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──今回はキッドとコナンが共闘するシーンも見どころの1つだと思います。「天空の難破船（ロスト・シップ）」の収録の際は、コナン役の高山みなみさんと「コナンとキッドの距離が近づきすぎているかもしれないから、もう少し離れてみようか」というお話をされたそうですが、今回の劇場版でのキッドとコナンの距離感はいかがでしょうか？
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いい距離感だと思いますよ。決して近からず、遠からずというか。やっぱりお互い信頼はおいていると思うんですけれど、根本にある“怪盗”と“探偵”という距離感は保っている。完成した映像を観て、改めていい距離感だなと思いました。
  
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──収録中、そのあたりについて高山さんとはお話しされたんですか。
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今回の劇場版では、コナンくんとキッドが、お互いに集めてきた情報をまとめていくような会話のシーンが多い。なので「これは説明としてどうだろう？」とか、そういったことは話しましたね。キャラクターそのものについてはお互い信頼しているし、言わずもがなの部分ではあるので。そういったことよりも、台本上でキッドがコナンに頼りすぎているかなと感じた部分があれば、セリフの捉え方やニュアンスで変化をつけたり、ちょっと言葉を入れ替えてみようかとか、そういったことについてよく話し合っていました。
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A: "There's many. In drawing terms, I asked to change Amuro's glances depending on when he was Bourbon or when he was Furuya. "That question" at the end was added because I asked them to do so. Everyone was wondering about it so I thought of adding it on the movie. Sakurai-san said "eeeehh!?" when I told him, though (laughs). But Amuro talks to Conan and Conan asks him about that... That natural flow of things was made by Sakurai-san. Despite that it was unreasonable request. As expected of him."
 
  
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──コナンに頼らずとも、キッドはキッドで考えて動いていると。
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A: "Ah-hah-hah-hah (laughs) Really? There's also the talk between Amuro and Azusa at the supermarket... I thought of the whole idea myself. They added it word by word. Since their combination is very popular, too!"
 
  
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キッドもそれなりに切れ者なので。これぐらいの真実だったらキッド個人でも辿り着くことができるんじゃないかなと思う部分があれば、そういったところのニュアンスを相談したりします。ただ、推理はコナンくんのお家芸なので。そこはキッドもコナンを信頼しているところではあると思うんです。
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A: "The scene with the answer to "that question", and I've got to draw the final scene between Amuro and Conan. Since Director Tachikawa Yuzuru said he can't tell what kind of face Conan is making at the end. So I told him that I'd draw it (laughs). Compared to previous films, I haven't drawn that many this year. So that's why I also look forward to its completion."
 
  
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──これまでのシリーズでもキッドとコナンが共闘するシーンはありましたが、今作は今まで以上に2人が一緒にいる時間が長かったですよね。
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A: "I didn't make any requests about that. They said that it felt interesting if Amuro acted like a foe. And the balance of his relationship with Conan is good, too. The line of "I... I have two men who are scarier me." was written by Sakurai-san. He means Conan and Akai.  I thought it was well-played (laughed). Ah. But he doesn't dislike Conan, though. What he dislikes is Akai and what he likes is celery (laughs)"
 
  
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そうですね。ずーっと一緒にいますからね。コナンくんをシンガポールに連れてきたのもキッドですし。でもひどいですよね、スーツケースに入れて連れてくるなんて（笑）。
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──まさかのスーツケースでしたからね（笑）。そんなキッドとコナンの関係性というのも、これまでの長い付き合いの中で徐々に変化している部分があるのかなと感じました。
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Q: "Is there something that leaves an impression in any of the episodes in which Amuro appears?"<br>
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キッドが初めて「名探偵コナン」に登場したときは、あくまでコナンの好敵手の立場として出ていて。「天空の難破船」のあたりくらいからかな。黒羽快斗の部分が「名探偵コナン」の作中にもチラつくようになって、少し変わってきた部分があるのかなと思います。最初に出会ったときは「怪盗はあざやかに獲物を盗み出す創造的な芸術家だが、探偵はその跡を見て難癖つけるただの批評家に過ぎないんだぜ？」と言っていたキッドが、今回の劇場版の中では「握った拳の中にまるで何かがあるように思わせるのがマジシャンで、その拳を開く前に中身を言い当てるのが探偵だろ？」っていう言い方をしてるんです。そういったセリフ1つとっても、ずいぶん変わったなと。コナンくんに対しての信頼っていうのは、やっぱり彼の中にも絶対あるんだと思います。
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A: "In the "Girls Band" (see Note 1) case, when he plays a guitar... I guess. He asks Sonoko to lend it to him and then plays it. Amuro can do anything... If Akai didn't exist then he'd be number one, though (laughs)."
 
  
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Q: "So he can't defeat Akai?"<br>
 
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A: "I think Amuro is better at many things than Akai is. But he can't beat Akai. He might have a chance if it was a cooking contest, though... But if he has to match Akai, he might get nervous and fail."
 
  
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Q: "Amuro, Bourbon and Furuya. Which of the triple faces do you like the most?"<br>
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<u>'''快斗と新一はいい友人に？ ……それはどうでしょう（笑）'''</u>
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A: "Hmmm... All of them... I guess? Readers ask me to "make Shinichi-kun appear more often!" but I think that he's always appearing, though. Because Conan-kun is Shinichi. Same as that. Amuro is Amuro, regardless of his "face". Ah. The way I draw his eyes when he's Bourbon is a bit different, though. But despite that Amuro is easy to draw. I just need to make the eyes into drooping eyes and he already looks like Amuro. Special drooping eyes and hair... I guess? Hmmm... That's easy (laughs)"
 
  
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Q: "Please tell us about Amuro's debut."<br>
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──キッド個人としてはどうでしょう？ 最初の頃と現在とでは、イメージが変わってきた部分はあるのでしょうか。
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A: "Truth to be told, Amuro wasn't from the Public Safety (PS) when he made his debut. He was actually a very bad guy. But when I was drawing the conclusion part of his debut episode (see Note 2) I thought that he was a cool guy, that I wanted him to be one of the good guys. So I suddenly changed that mid-way and turned him a PS guy. Since I was thinking of making a PS character appear. I wanted to make the case be something Amuro had set up to lure Kogorou out into the open but I gave up on that, too. "
 
  
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Q: "If you hadn't changed his background then maybe this year's movie wouldn't have come to happen?"<br>
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今回の劇場版の中でもそんなに“キッドキッド”してしゃべっていないんですよね。コナンくんと一緒にいるときは、かなりニュートラルな状態になっている。黒羽快斗の部分で接していることのほうが多くなってきたのかなとは思います。
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A: "Good point. When I talked with Ikeda (Shuuichi) - san, I told him a character named Amuro would appear. And he answered "So you must've decided his voice by now...". Ah. It's obvious, then (laughs). So when I drew him having Furuya (Tooru) - san's voice in mind I thought that he was cool and ended up being PS. Glad that I did so.  His enmity with Akai was planned from the start. There was a lot of phases, like when I thought of naming him "Shiroi" (laughs)"
 
  
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Q: "If you'd kept the initial background then we wouldn't have his real name of "Furuya Rei", then?"<br>
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──「コナン」に登場し始めた頃のキッドは、もう少しミステリアスな雰囲気がありました。
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A: "Maybe... When you say "Amuro", then "Ray (Rei)" comes to mind. Added the "Zero" from the PS and I thought "this is it!". Actually, that name is a bit old and the PS isn't named "Zero" nowadays. There's another, different name that we don't know. But that fanning of "a non-existent organization" is cool, and using Zero and Rei was good enough in my opinion hence why I used them."
 
  
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Q: "I'd like of you to give a message to the fans who expect Amuro to have a lot of activity in the manga"<br>
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そうですよね。最近は「レディース＆ジェントルメン！」なんて言いませんからね（笑）。
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A: "The manga will resume with Amuro and Akai so look forward to it (see Note 3). Kid Amuro will appear, and you'll know more about Elena-san. Coming soon! (laughs)"
 
  
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Note 1: Volume 88 & Anime Episode 836 "The Unfriendly Girls Band (Part 1)"<br>
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──あはは（笑）。確かにあまり聞かなくなりました。
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Note 2: Volume 75 & Anime Episodes 667-668 "Weeding Eve"<br>
 
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Note 3: File 1009 of the manga, to be published in Issue #20, 2018 of Shonen Sunday
 
  
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Caution: "SPOILERS"<br>
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以前よりも黒羽快斗という1人の青年の部分が色濃く出るようになった気がします。それも「天空の難破船」のあたりから砕けてきたのかなと。あのヤギを撫でていたあたりから（笑）。
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We were show the draft of the first page of the new manga chapter to published with the resuming of the manga in 2018! Amuro and Akai facing each other with guns and their faces exposed... What happened here!?
 
  
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Furuya Tooru Interview<br>
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──そういったキッドの姿を見ていると、快斗と新一はいい友人関係になれるんじゃないかなと思ったりもするのですが。
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Furuya Tooru-san acts the role of a triple-faced man. He told us a lot of about the greatest parts of "Zero the enforcer" and the charms of each face!
 
  
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Q: "When you knew that Amuro Tooru would be the main character of "Zero the enforcer", how did you feel like?"<br>
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いやあ、どうでしょうねえ？ どうなんでしょうかね？（笑） 結局のところは追う立場のものと、追われる立場のものですからね。
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A: "I was surprised that Amuro would get a big role in a movie again. I was happy about it, of course, but I thought it was fast. This time it's not a story with Akai so that's great! (laughs). When I said the word "Zero" in the teaser at the end of the "Crimson love letter", I did think that the face of Furuya Rei, from the PS would be the main protagonist. I like police stories, novels and series so I read "Metropolitan Police Department Public Safety J" novel by Suzumine Kouya-san. And I built up the mood as I waited for the script to be done.
 
  
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Q: "What was your impression from reading the script?"<br>
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──なるほど……。ちなみに、山口さんは「名探偵コナン」で工藤新一と怪盗キッド、似た顔の2人のキャラクターを演じていますが、演じ分けはどういうふうに考えているのでしょうか。
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A: "The plot of this movie feels like a live-action series. It shows a lot of details about Japanese police and prosecution, so it was very interesting. And when the climax comes, it turns into an unprecedented calamity which Conan and Amuro solve together... I thought that very typical of "Detective Conan". And it was also to be expected that they'd involve a modern item similar to IoT (Internet of Things) appliances... It was a very timely and interesting story.  And he doesn't care what he has to do to protect the peace in Japan... The attitude of Furuya Rei, Public Safety Officer, makes you feel excited."
 
  
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Q: "This movie's structure was about Amuro and Conan confronting each other, yet..."<br>
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それはもう感覚的なものですね。声も特別変えているわけではなく、それぞれに“工藤新一エッセンス”と“怪盗キッドエッセンス”みたいなものをちょっとずつ分けるという感じ。キッドが出てきてくれたことによって、意外と新一はクールなキャラクターではなく、熱血タイプなんだなっていうことがわかりました。なのでどちらかというとキッドにクールな部分を残して、新一からはそういう部分を削っていって。新一をアツい性格のキャラクターにしてみたら、意外と「あ、これでいいかも」と思うようになりました。
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A: "I got to work together with Conan-kun in "The darkest nightmare" so I was open to do so. But in the trailers and teasers it has an atmosphere of a confrontation with Conan-kun... Thought this might be a bit troublesome (laughs). To begin with, having Mouri-sensei arrested, Amuro, his best disciple, should work to clear out the suspicions on him. Now's not the time to be cleansing the Poirot café (laughs). Conan-kun immediately sees through Amuro's backstage actions. It's pointed out in the cleansing scene towards the beginning of the movie. He really thinks that he's a incredible kid. Of course, Amuro forsakes Conan-kun without answering his questions. Afterwards, he monitors Conan's actions but at some point Kazami ends up being stalked by Conan... That flow of events is also very interesting, too."
 
  
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Q: "Both of them have the same level of strength hence why the story moves into that direction."<br>
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──確かに新一は物事に真っ直ぐで、キッドのほうが少し飄々としている印象があります。そういった部分も山口さんのお芝居から感じました。
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A: "Amuro recognizes Conan-kun's potential, and has total confidence on him. He feels that Conan is not a normal kid, but I guess he's closing into his true identity. Maybe he's realized 80% of the full picture..."
 
  
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Q: "Please tell us about the answer to "that question" towards the end of the film."<br>
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あとは観てくれている皆さんが、そう聴き分けてくれている。僕自身の演じ分けとしては、新一のほうが真っ直ぐ見据えてしゃべっていて、キッドのほうが上から見下ろしているような感じ。そういうイメージを持ちながら演じています。
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A: "When I read the script, I did realize that this would be the part that would make the fans excited. But I had doubts about how I should deliver that line. I did dig down the script while looking at the placeholder footage but I hesitated again. At first I thought of a softer and sweeter feeling... And in the rehearsals on the dubbing day I spoke with a different tone of strength, different to what I had in mind. It had a serious atmosphere to it and a feeling of newfound strength, "now I'm going to go for it"...  Shifting the gear while gripping the handle and make the engine roar... It was acting that emerged from within that flow of events."
 
  
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Q: "It became a powerful acting indeed."<br>
 
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A: "Yes. I did think it was a bit too powerful, but Matsui Naoko-san, Sonoko's VA, sitting next to me, told me "You pierced through my heart!". She was looking at me with a glance typical of Sonoko (laughs). I thought "Ah. This is how I should do it" and acted on the real dubbing with that feeling. "
 
  
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Q: "What scenes would you like the audience to specially focus on?"<br>
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<u>'''懐かしくも新しいキッドのコスチューム'''</u>
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A: "The climax, but of course. It's a scale that can't happen in reality, and it has incredible force to it. Speaking of which, the RX-7 might break again... Everyone said it was such a waste of tax money (laughs). The RX-7 is a very stylish and cool car, and I'm glad that the plate number is my birthday, yet... Thinking in real terms, I guess that not being obsessed with the RX-7 would make Amuro better (laughs)"
 
  
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Caption: "Towards the end. Amuro answers "that question" from Conan while gazing to the front. An acting in which Furuya-san devoted his whole body to. Check it out in the theaters!
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──先日、金曜ロードSHOW!で「世紀末の魔術師」が放送された際にはSNSも大きく賑わっていました。中には「キッドが初恋」と語るファンの方もいて。
  
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Q: "What left you an impression during the dubbing?"<br>
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……やっぱり、あの頃のキッドのほうがみんな好きなんですかね？（笑） 皆さんの反応を見ていて、キザなキッドのほうがお好きなのかなって思ったりしました。
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A: "The acting in the car action scenes was hard. You must feel a very strong shock on your body so there was a lot of ad-lib. But despite that we had no meeting previous to the rehearsals, (Takayama) Minami-san and I added our ad-lib with perfect timing. I was surprised. It was so perfect, to the point I thought "I want this one to be used"! I thought that I and Minami-san had the same sensibility so I was glad. Also, Amuro had faces I'd never seen on him during the car chases. Nevertheless, Matsui-san told me "No, this is good enough!"... So I thought "is that so?" (laughs). I tried to add a bit of an aberrant ad-lib matching the scene but it didn't seem necessary so I didn't do so when the actual dubbing."
 
  
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Q: "Are there some points in the acting which you were particular about?<br>
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──ちょっとミステリアスでキザなところがあって、幼心にはいわゆる少女マンガのヒーローっぽいキッドに惹かれるところがあったのかもしれないですね。
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A: "The "Bourbon" facet of Amuro doesn't appear on this film, but there are 2 acting patterns for Amuro and Furuya so I wrote some big marks on the script's lines. For example, the supermarket scene... When he's talking with Azusa-san he's Amuro so I wrote the katakana "A"... When he begins to talk to Kazami he turns into Furuya so I wrote the "kou (public)" from "kouan (public safety)"... Almost all scenes had such marks on them, I thought I had to change my tone depending on the position and who he's talking to. I didn't use "an (safety)" from "kouan" for Amuro because that'd make it very confusing."
 
  
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Caption: "Amuro's face during the car action which surprised Furuya-san. There were descriptions in the script. "Has a drive technique like that of a demon". "Drive technique that's like aided by the divine."
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でもねえ、小学1年生の女の子の家のベランダに飛び降りて、「飛び続けるのに疲れて、羽を休めていたただの魔法使いですよ」みたいなこと……（笑）。改めて観て、ちょっと「ふふ」って笑っちゃいました。
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──そんなキッドがカッコいいと思います（笑）。そんなふうに少女たちの“初恋”でありながら今も愛され続けているキッドですが、山口さんは彼の人気の理由はどこにあると考えていますか？
  
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Q: "Please tell us about Amuro's right-hand man, Kazami Yuuya."<br>
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やっぱり、白いシルクハットにタキシードにマントという、キッドのあのビジュアルからしてカッコいいですよね。（黒羽快斗を主人公に描く）「まじっく快斗」自体が青山先生の中でも初期の作品ですから、怪盗キッドのキャラクターデザインもずいぶん前にされているものだと思うんです。アイコン的にキャラクターの出で立ちを作り込んであったと思うんですが、どこか懐かしい雰囲気のデザインでありながら、かえって今だと新しく感じるというか。今日劇場で観ていても思いましたけど、やっぱりキッドのコスチュームはすごく映えますよね。そういったシルエットからも魅力を感じさせるキャラクターだなと思います。
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A: "In "The darkest nightmare" I thought of Kazami as someone with whom he always shared information. But it'd seem that's not the case. Furuya works in the NPA, Kazami in the MPD. Their ranks are different. I also had in mind the distance during acting. And to begin with, the "Zero" organization is shrouded in mysteries. I'd like of them to make a film that goes into more detail into that (laughs). I guess that holding strength is a new charm of Amuro. Kazami understands the power the PS has and thinks that all means must be used to solve cases. On the other hand, Amuro doesn't use it and readies other means. Amuro has a strong belief that that's how the PS should be like. There might be scenes with him telling that to Kazami. Kazami often refers to him as "Furuya-san"... It feels exciting whenever he does so (laughs). I'm used to being called "Amuro" but I've still not got used to being called "Furuya"... "
 
  
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Caption: "Scotch's death, which was the start of his feud with Akai. Amuro thinks that Akai gave Scotch a gun and drove him to suicide, but the truth is... (Episode 867)
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──キッドの存在は目を引きますし、彼がいると画面が華やぎますよね。
  
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Q: "Please tell us about recent dubbing for the TV anime episodes."<br>
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日本で“名探偵”といえば金田一耕助や明智小五郎が挙がると思うんですが、例えば今、街頭インタビューで「名探偵といえば？」と聞いたら、そのあたりを飛び越えて「コナン」と答える人も多いんじゃないかと思うんです。それくらい大きな存在になっていると感じるんですが、キッドも「コナン」に出るようになってから認知される部分は大きくなったと思いますし、同じように「怪盗といえば？」という質問をしたら「怪盗キッド」と答えてくれる人も増えてるんじゃないでしょうか。
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A: "What I most clearly remember was a meeting after the dubbing. Ikeda (Shuuichi)-san, Koyama (Momi)-san. I had drinks with them, it was fun (laughs). I thought it was something typical of "Conan". I put care in the acting in the flashback scenes of the 866-867 episodes "The stage of betrayal".  The enmity with Akai steams from that point. He's caught in the idea of "A man of Akai's level should've been able to help Scotch flee without having him suicide"... But he himself was actually to blame. Maybe he'll realize that truth one day? How will I act his mental state when that happens...? I actually think it's a bit scary. Building my own feelings while acting is the hardest part. The role of Amuro must be worked out while hesitating. There's a worth in doing it."
 
  
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Q: "Which of Amuro's triple faces do you specially like?"<br>
 
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A: "My favorite one is that one which bets his life in protecting the nation of Japan, the face of Furuya Rei. He's a hero of justice. He has a lot of actions to show his skills, and he's got a lot of cool lines. I've been working as an anime voice actor because I wanted to become a hero. With Furuya's role, I can fully enjoy that. But when he has to deal with Akai, he suddenly turns child-like. There's also what happened with Scotch, and his emotions jump forward. That also can be called a charm of him, but..."
 
  
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Q:"What about his face as Bourbon?"<br>
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<u>劇場版を観て一番気になったのは……</u>
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A: "Bourbon has a hold of Vermouth's secret so these two have an interesting relationship. I've known Koyama-san for a long time, and we both admit our job as actors, so it's a very easy thing to do and very fun as well."
 
  
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Q: "What about his face as Amuro Tooru?"<br>
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──では改めて、今回の劇場版の見どころを教えてください。
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A: "He's strong at boxing, he's good at the guitar, he can cook... It's very fun to become a character who has many parts that you yourself don't have. Amuro is very popular among the girls, isn't he? I was told during this work "He's popular among the JK (high school girls)" which made me very happy. I feel like I've gone back to my young days (laughs). Amuro has 3 faces to him, so he alone can have 3 different experiences. He's a very charming character."
 
  
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Q: "What kind of activity can we expect from Amuro in the future stories?"<br>
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たっくさんありますよ。今回は海外が舞台ということで、圧倒的に映像がきれい。すごく細かく描写されているので、観ていたらシンガポールに行きたくなりました（笑）。そこは本当にスタッフさんたちが熱を持って作ってくださっているんだなと思います。あとは、物語的にはコナンとキッドがずっと一緒の時間を過ごして、共闘する。それが1つの軸としてある中で、もう1つの軸である京極さんと園子の話もうまく組み合わさってくるんです。それに魅力的な敵キャラクターも登場します。なのでどのキャラクターの目線で見るかで、物語の見え方や感じ方も変わるのではないかなと。とは言いつつ、意外と登場人物は少ないので、それが話をわかりやすくしている要因なのかなと思います。見どころとなると……やっぱり今回はアクションなのかなあ。
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A: "He solves cases using his erudition and deductive abilities, but I'd also wish of him to use his physical abilities to shine as well. Because, you know, heroes are made through battling. I'd also like of him to close into the core of the organization's mysteries. I'd like of his child look to appear, too, but I don't wish to do his voice acting again (laughs). "
 
  
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Q: "Please give a message to the fans!"<br>
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──相当な迫力がありますもんね。
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A: "In "Zero the enforcer" I acted with Amuro, the though and adult man, as the theme. I'd like of you to come to the theaters. And to savor his charm many, many times in the big screen. There are some "numbers" I must protect even if I stake my life on it (laughs). So I'm counting on you all!"
 
  
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後半は手に汗握る、ドキドキするアクションが楽しめると思います。人間離れした京極さんのアクションが楽しめる一方で（笑）、彼のメンタルも描かれているので、そのあたりも注目かなと。彼の弱さみたいな部分も垣間見えるので、そういったところを見ると「やっぱりまだ高校生なんだな」って安心もしました。あとは……今日試写を観ていて一番気になったのが、エンディングでみんなが飛行機で帰国するシーンがあるんですけど、あのときのコナンくんはまたスーツケースの中に入ってるのかなって気になって（笑）。
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Born July 31. From Kanazawa Prefecture. Affiliated to Aoni Productions. Representative titles are "Star of the Giants" as Hoshi Hyuuma. "Mobile Suit Gundam" as Amuro Ray. "Saint Seiya" as Pegasus Seiya. "ONE PIECE" as Sabo. Among others. In "Detective Conan" he acted in various roles such as in "The Private Eyes' Requiem" before becoming Amuro Tooru.
 
  
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Takaya Minami Interview
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──確かに……コナンくんの姿は映されてなかったですね（笑）。
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Edogawa Conan Role
 
  
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……見どころを聞かれて、答えるのはそこじゃないだろうって感じですよね（笑）。
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Born May 5th. From Tokyo Prefecture. Representative titles are "Kiki's Delivery Service" as Kiki. "Rantaro" as Inatera Rantaro. "YAIBA" as Kurogane Yaiba. And others. Narrator, western movies dubbing. She continues to work in recitations.
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Q: "What was your impression when you read the script of "Zero the enforcer"?"<br>
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A: "I felt like it was a human drama TV series. Truth and justice, and the exciting clash between humans. That was my impression. Regardless of the main axis being Amuro VS Conan. I felt excitement in many parts. Director Tachikawa hadn't been involved in "Detective Conan" before but the displays of natural phenomena and emotions were splendid. A new door was opened."
 
  
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Q: "Please tell us the best spots of the film."<br>
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<u>'''It's totally like it's “Die Hard” now.'''</u>
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A: "The interactions between persons are full of good spots. When the climax grows close, listening to them feels better. And, of course, Amuro-san's charm. I think you'll get to know a lot more about him in this film. The interactions, which feel like a speech play, are very exciting. What part of it it's lies, what part of it it's true... "Amuro-san might be the enemy this time around". But one wants to figure out if he really is the enemy. To prove that he's not a bad person. You suspect him to believe him, and while earning evidence and confidence one by one, you go on crushing your doubts about him.  
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── You've seen “Fist of Blue Sapphire” Today for the first time. (This interview was conducted April 2nd before the on stage greeting.<br>
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{Tweet: If the Conan mass media comes then Wakana-chan will come too so it'll be a tale of going to see a movie with Ran~^^}<br>
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Kappei (To be known as K): I saw it, and it was awesome! The footage wasn't complete when we did the recording so there wasn't any music or sound effects yet...it was incomplete. So when I got to see the whole thing completed I thought that it was really exciting. Moreover it felt like the scale for this movie had become even bigger. Like...superhuman almost. (Laughs).
  
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That's how I felt once we finished the dubbing, and I got the impression that he was an innocent person. A very pure, innocent, and pure white person. That was my impression of him. Of course, he has many faces to him but there's a very strong belief to the point all of those get removed. A strong feeling, that past "truth" and "justice" there's the feeling of "protecting". You seek the truth to protect, and you seek the justice because you want to protect. Both fight to protect what's dear to each one of them. The biggest theme in this film is "protecting", or so I thought. All of the characters have that feeling on them.  
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K: I feel the same way. When we were doing the recording It was hard to tell how the artwork would turn out. “Huh? Wait how is this supposed to be? Whoa, that's really how it went down?” Was a lot of the talk between everyone. Though it's because it's a work that went past it's limits that it was so much fun. It's totally like “Die Hard” now. (Laughs).
  
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I think that Fukuyama Masuharu-san's main vocal song was made in order to make you feel that. So I'm very thankful to him for that."
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── Totally. (Laughs) The Action scene have an impact that feel like they exceed the deduction scenes.<br>
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K: Of course there are highlights to look out for to solve the mystery, but you really would get that impression from how flashy this movie is. Though since Kid showed up this time I think that the movie being full of flash was a good thing.
  
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Q: "Did it feel good to act as Conan, the one who confronts Amuro?"<br>
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── Kaitou Kid last appeared in a movie in 2015 “Detective Conan: Sunflowers of Inferno” --so 4 years ago. How did you feel when it was decided he'd be a main character in this film?<br>
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A: "Uncle Kogorou is suddenly arrested, and behind that incident, Amuro, whom he fought together with in "The darkest nightmare", is involved. So he can't be as cool and rational as he always is. So he's unable to properly control his emotions, and he might speak louder than he usually does... There was a part in the dubbing in which he reflects upon that muttering "Crap. I gotta chill it..."."
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K: I was surprised to see that he was back so soon. Every year at the end of the movie they have a small preview for the next one, --which would have been “Zero's Enforcer” last year. During the recording of that movie it had already been decided that Kid would be the lead for the next one. Which was about a year and a half beforehand. I thought there'd be a little more time before we'd see him again.
  
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Q: "Kuroda Hyoue, one of the RUM candidates, has also appeared on this film, yet..."<br>
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── “Detective Conan” is an anime that has been long loved nationwide, but for six years since 2013 the box office revenues for the movies has only been rising, and it feels like in recent years they've really garnered a lot of attention. So for Kid to be the star of a movie with timing like this...<br>
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A: "I was surprised when I first saw the poster at how Superintendent Kuroda was drawn in such a big size. But I actually don't think he's a bad person. I was excited during the film, but he's probably..."
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K: Even with the box office revenues rising, the staff puts all they've got into making the movies, so while it comes off as them working hard for an award it was still a fun atmosphere during recording this time around as always.
  
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Q: "Please give us a message to the readers to wrap up."<br>
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── Even looking back at the contents of the movie itself, it seems the recording studio is a fun place.<br>
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A: "Please watch the film while paying attention to all that's said. Police, prosecution, Public Safety... Even if hard to understand words appear, I think you'll eventually understand them as you go on watching the film. For the difficult parts, research on them and go see the film again. I think that that'll make you enjoy it way further. Including the guests (characters), all characters' breathing and pulsations can be felt. It's a very exciting film! Please enjoy it!"
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K: Although “Conan” is the type of series where all kinds of cases happen, the recording sessions themselves proceed with a congenial air. We usually record the lines for the movie in one day, so this year too we were recording from early morning till midnight. We were engrossed in recording the whole time, but the impression after it was all done was just how much fun it was.
  
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Ueto Aya Comments
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<u>'''Kyogoku is the complete opposite from Amuro'''</u>
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Tachibana Kyouko Role
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[[File:Kappei Yamaguchi M23 interview_2.jpg|150px|thumb]]
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── In this movie Makoto Kyogoku is the key person. This is the first movie where Kyogoku has been in this position...<br>
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K: Kyogoku sure is cool, right? I don't dislike how awkward he is. I feel like he's the type that as long as he has Sonoko and Karate he really doesn't need anything else. However, since he is fully dedicated to Sonoko, he finds it hard awkward to express his affections. Amuro who was the main character in “Zero's Enforcer” is different –Kyogoku is the complete opposite from Amuro.
  
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── He's pure and just a little bit airheaded –his charm is quite different than Amuro's, huh?<br>
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Born September 14th. From Tokyo Prefecture. TV series, movies, western movie dubbing, CMs. Works in many genres. It's been 12 years since her previous role in "Detective Conan".
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K: He puts the 'man' in manliness. (laughs). After seeing this movie I feel like the amount of Kyogoku fans will grow a bit. However, I feel like at this point he's no longer human. (laughs). At the climax his aura is incredible –it's almost as if he's a character from another genre completely. I think Kid will personally want to avoid getting involved with him. (laughs).
  
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"Kyouko is a role with breadth, so at first I acted naturally without creating too much of a character. Towards the end, I made voices that even I was surprised at. I like the relationship between Conan-kun and Ran-chan in "Detective Conan" since a long time ago. It's lonely to be unable to meet them, but having the one you like be there next to you to protect you is very beautiful, or so I think."
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── Because whenever Sonoko thinks of Kid, she refers to him as “Kid-sama” and her eyes light up, Kyogoku bares his jealousy at Kid and faces him down, right?<br>
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K: That's right. It's probably why he wants Sonoko to be quiet a bit (laughs). However, in this movie Kid and Kyogoku have a scene where they fight, but they do a good job of avoiding each others attacks. Maybe Kid's a worthy opponent?
  
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Hakata Daikichi Comments<br>
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── He would need quite the technique to dodge those attacks, huh?<br>
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Haba Fumikazu role
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K: That's right. It's why I think that Kid's actually pretty strong.
  
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<u>'''Kid's trust in Conan.'''</u>
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Born October 3rd. From Fukuoka Prefecture. He's appeared in many variety shows as a comedian, is a regular participant in info programs.
 
  
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"I thought that Haba was the stubborn type so I prepared thoroughly for the role. I'd like of you to see him without having "Daikichi!" on mind (laughs). I think it's amazing that "Detective Conan" has gone through with the same style for over 20 years' time. The movie "Magician of the Silver Sky" where they make a plane land dumbfounded me indeed!"
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── This time around Kid and Conan have a scene where they fight on a united front. For the movie “The Lost Ship of the sky” Conan's voice actress Minami Takayama mentioned during recording that “Perhaps Kid and Conan are getting to close –maybe they need to back off a bit”. For this movie, what would you say the distance between Conan and Kid is?<br>
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K: I think they've got a good sense of distance. I don't think it's easily defined whether they're really close or far apart...I think they've just got a good sense of mutual trust in each other. I think the foundation for this is the sense of distance maintained between a “phantom thief” and a “detective”. Once I got to see the completed movie, I really thought once again that they have a good sense of distance.
  
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── During the recording did you talk to Ms. Takayama about what she thought of this?<br>
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K: In the movie there are a lot of scenes where Conan and Kid are gathering info together. Because of this conversations would come up like “How do we go about explaining this” and so on. Since the characters themselves have so much trust in each other, there are things that go without saying between them. If there are parts of the script where it does feel like Conan and Kid are relying on each other a bit too much, we change the nuance in the lines and the pretext, and if need be discuss changing the wording. She and I would talk about that quite often during recording.
  
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── Even without relying on Conan, Kid does and thinks his own way.<br>
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Born November 6th. From Ibaraki Prefecture. Representative titles: "Mobile Suit Gundam Z" as Camille Bidan. "Chibi Maruko-chan" as Maruo-kun. Mr. Osamatsu as Dayon. Others. Has also done dubbing of several western movies.
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K: Kid is a pretty sharp guy, so if there comes a time where one would wonder why he wouldn't be able to arrive at the truth on his own, We discuss the nuance of the lines. Conan's specialty is his deductions, so I think that's what Kid relies on and trusts Conan to do.
  
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Q: "Please tell us about how you acted the role of Kazami in "The darkest nightmare"."<br>
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── There are scenes where Conan and Kid fight on a united front in the series, but this movie is the longest time they've been in each others company.<br>
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A: "It was the first time I took part in an [animated] film. The role's name was Kazami Yuuya so I made the connection at once (laughs). It was a position similar to an subordinate to Amuro-san, so it had a feeling that your body tightened. My biggest impression was when he did a handshake with Inspector Megure at the end of the movie. He's an elite, but a good person who has normal feelings."
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K: That's right. They're together the whoooole time. It was Kid who brought Conan to Singapore after all. Though he's really cruel bringing him along in a suitcase (laughs.)
  
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Q: "And Kazami appears again in this new movie, "Zero the enforcer"."<br>
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── He couldn't have possibly used just the suitcase, (laughs). Though despite things Conan and Kid have a history with each other, and it feels like through their long interactions that their relationship is slowly beginning to change.<br>
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A: "What I had on mind was his relation with Amuro-san. How much feeling of a distance there is. It was certain that he had respect for Amuro, but there was hesitation too. As if I was but one of many men in reserve (laughs). Furuya-san, who voices Amuro, is my senpai (senior) as well so I acted the role as if my actual relationship was being projected in the film."
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K: When Kid first appeared in “Detective Conan” he already occupied the position of being a worthy rival. I think “The lost ship of the sky” more or less confirmed it? I think a bit of Kaito Kuroba that dazzles in the “Detective Conan” series is what has changed a little bit. At the beginning when they first met, Kid said “A phantom thief is an artist who steals dazzling game, while a Detective looks at those traces and overly criticizes them, you know?” Though this time around he says “The magician clenches his fist as if he's hiding something, and it's a Detective's role to guess what's hiding in it before the fist opens, right?” Although it's just one line it shows a whole lot of change. So I think within Kid there is a define amount of trust for Conan.
  
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Q: "What are the charm points of Amuro?"<br>
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<u>'''...Are Kaitou and Shinichi good friends? ….I dunno about that. (laughs)...'''</u>
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A: "His boldness and his high abilities...  And the mysterious air he has. He feels like a gentle man but is very deep in character, you might think he's hard but that's not the case. He seems to be talkative but it'd seem he doesn't show his true portions at all."
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── What is Kid like personally? From when we first met him to now, it feels like parts of his visage have changed, right?<br>
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K: In this movie, there's not as much talk of Kid in general, really. When Kid and Conan are together, they're in a neutral state so I feel like there's way more contact with the Kaito Kuroba side of himself.
  
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Q: "What about Kazami, whom you voice?"<br>
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── When Kid first appeared in “Conan” it felt like he had a more enigmatic air about himself.<br>
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A: "From his looks, he brings on the mood of someone capable (laughs). Looks like he could do fighting sports. He still doesn't show a smile from his heart and he's not frank but hints of that are depicted in the movie, and I think he gives out a realistic feeling of existence."
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K: That's right. Lately he doesn't even say “Ladies and Gentleman” anymore. (laughs).
  
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Q: "Please give a message to the readers to wrap up."<br>
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── Ahaha (Laughs). It's true he doesn't say that much anymore.<br>
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A: "I think it's a movie that you want to see again with someone else after you see it. It's a must-see for Conan fans, and people new to the series will like it too!"[/spoiler]
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K: More than before it feels like there's a pronounced showing of the part of him that is Kaito Kuroba. A lot like there was in “The lost ship in the sky”. I feel like it really broke down then...right around the time where he was petting that goat. (laughs).
  
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Kishino Yukimasa Interview<br>
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── On that note, when one looks at Kid, it kind of feels like he and Shinichi might become good friends..<br>
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Kuroda Hyoue Role
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K: Maan....I wonder about that. How would that work? (Laughs) Ultimately I feel like one would pursue and the other would be pursued.
  
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── I see. On that note, in “Detective Conan” you voice Shinichi Kudo and Kaitou Kid to characters who have the same appearance. When you're voice acting what kind of things are you thinking to keep them separate?<br>
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Born October 21st. From Tokyo Prefecture. Representatives works. "ONE PIECE" as Higuma. "Dragon Ball Z" as Burter. "SLAM DUNK" as Uozomi Jun. Others. Dubbing of western movies, narration roles, plays.
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K: That's mostly intuitive for me now. It's not really like I do much to distinguish them voice-wise, it's more like “This is the essence of Shinichi Kudo” vs “This is the essence of Kaitou Kid”, and I compartmentalize the little things that way. Because of Kid's appearances I've found that Shinichi isn't actually calm and collected character, but he's actually the hot blooded type. Meanwhile I'd have to say that Kid is those cool and suave parts left over from Shinichi. So when I look at Shinichi as a hotblooded character I think that surprisingly “This works out”.
  
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Q: "Please tell us about when you were chosen to voice Kuroda Hyoue."<br>
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── It's true that overall Shinichi gives the impression of being is a fairly straightforward guy while Kid is a bit more aloof. I do get that feeling from your performance.<br>
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A: "Kuroda firstly appeared in Episode 810 of the anime "The darkness of the prefecture police (part 1)". The case involving the woodpeckers. When I read the script, I did think he was scary and hesitated if I could do it (laughs). He's a cop but has many mysteries to him, you can't tell if he's a good a guy or a bad guy... I did fumble a bit with my acting.
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K: And I think that everyone watching picks up on that difference too. When I'm acting for Shinichi I do think of him as having a straightforward gaze as he talks. Meanwhile Kid feels more like he's looking down from above. That's the kind of feeling I go with when I'm voice acting.
  
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Q: "How did you feel when you knew that he would be featured in a movie?"<br>
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<u>'''A familiar yet nostalgic new costume for Kid.'''</u>
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A: "I was surprised when seeing the poster. Seeing how big he was in there, I wondered what he'd do in the movie (laughs)"
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[[File:Kappei Yamaguchi M23 interview_4.jpg|150px|thumb]]
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── The other day on the Friday Road Show! The “Last Magician of the Century” was broadcast, and it was a buzz on social media. A lot of fans were talking about “Kid being their first love.”<br>
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K: ….Figures back then everyone really loved Kid huh? (Laughs) I was thinking to myself that Kid sure had a lot of fans when he was more pompous.
  
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Q: "What's the scene in this movie that left a biggest impression on you?"<br>
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── It had a lot to do with the mysterious air of pompousness he had. He was to a the childlike mind the hero of a shoujo manga. It was that Kid who captured the hearts of many perhaps.<br>
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A: "That word he uttered (laughs). I can't give out details, but it's a scene which I'd like of you to see many times and check out. It's a scene that will link to future [happenings] in "Detective Conan". Aoyama-sensei sure thinks up of interesting things."
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K: Though jumping from a First grader's veranda and saying “I'm a magician who's grown tired of flying and am resting my wings” is kind of....(laughs). I watched it again and couldn't help chuckling to myself.
  
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Q: "What are the charm of points of Amuro, who'll be very active?"<br>
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── I think Kid is at his coolest when he's like that though. (laughs). This is how he became many young girls' “first love”, and that love stays with them even now. What do you think is the reason for Kid's enduring popularity?<br>
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A: "It's interesting to see how he has 3 faces to him. Not only as an actor. I also want to follow his activities as a reader."
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K: It's gotta be the white silk hat, and the tuxedo with the white cape. It's that visage of Kid that's super cool, right? Aoyama-sensei's artwork of Kaito Kuroba from “Magic Kaito” has been the same since it's inception. Kaitou Kid's character design has been set like that for a while now. I think the outfit he created has made him an icon of sorts, through it being a nostalgic design while also feeling new even now. Today when I was watching the movie I was thinking to myself Kid's costume really does shine. I think from even his silhouette that his character exudes charm.
  
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Q: "How about Kuroda, whom you voice?"<br>
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── Kid's existence really captures the eyes. When he appears the whole scene is dazzling.<br>
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A: "I think that the best about him is that he's shrouded in mysteries. I'd like to do a gag-like scene with Kuroda, but... I guess they won't allow me to do so (laughs). I'd like to voice him as a fun old guy someday."
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K: When Japan thinks “famous detectives” Kousuke Kindaichi and Goro Akechi come to mind, but right now if you were to take a man on the street interview and ask people “what do you think a famous detective is” a lot of folk would probably answer “Conan” I think. It does feel like it's become something that huge, but there's an awareness that Kid appearing in “Conan” is a part of it's major success. At the same time if you asked “What do you think a phantom thief is” the amount of folks answering “Kaitou Kid” is on the rise.
  
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Q: "Please give a message to the readers to wrap up."<br>
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<u>'''Upon seeing the movie, the most curious thing is...'''</u>
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A: "I'm really looking forward to future developments. Please, make sure to come see the movie!"
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[[File:Kappei Yamaguchi M23 interview_5.jpg|150px|thumb]]
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── So asking once again, what are the highlights of the movie?<br>
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K: There are a whole lot. Since the setting is overseas, the film is overwhelmingly beautiful. All of the finer details are painstakingly drawn and honestly after seeing it I really want to go to Singapore. (laughs). I really think the staff approached drawing this movie with a lot of zeal. Beyond that, there's the story of Kid and Conan spending a lot of time together and fighting a united fight. Though that's one part of the film, another is Kyogoku and Sonoko's story really ting things together. Oh and the villain characters have their charm too, but it's interesting that even with all these different viewpoints the feel of the story itself doesn't change. Actually it's a little surprising how few characters show up in this. I think that is a factor as to why the story is pretty easy to understand. Though the biggest highlight this time around would have to be the action scenes.
  
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Tachikawa Yuzuru Interview<br>
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── They have a lot of intensity don't they?<br>
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Movie "Zero the enforcer" Director
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K: During the second half I was clenching my sweaty palms. I really enjoyed the heart-stopping action. Especially the ones starring the man who has exceeded humanity itself, Kyogoku (laughs). His mentality was drawn really well too, so take notice of that if you can. One can see his weak side as well, and despite everything you'd think “Oh wow he really is just a high school student, huh” and feel a bit relieved. Though the thing that got me most curious during the preview showing was the ending scene where everyone was returning to Japan...was Conan really in the suitcase that whole time? I'm so curious. (laughs).
  
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── It's true we didn't even get to see Conan in the ending. (Laughs).<br>
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Animation director, theatre director, "Death Billiard" movie on 2013 (original idea, script, direction), worked on TV series based on it on 2015 (original idea, direction, series structuring). Representative works: "Terror in Resonance" (Assitant Director), "Mob Psycho" (Director), and others.
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K: You asked me about the highlights yet I feel like that's not the answer I should have given. (laughs).
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Q: "Please tell us how you were appointed director of this move."<br>
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===Aoyama Gosho x Mitsuru Adachi Interview===
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A: "As part of a Ministry of Culture project, I made an anime movie named "Death Billiard". Then, the Conan Chief Producer, Suwa Michihiko-san, liked my work at lot. A few years later, he contacted me and asked me to direct an anime film. I'd never worked as director of a movie from a long series so I thought I might as well try it out. I joined the project since the plot was completed."
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The interview was split into 3 parts and published in 3 magazines.<br>
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'''Date:''' April 3, April 11, April 12, 2019
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'''Source:'''<br>[https://imgur.com/a/EfDKPor Raw]<br>[https://wsstalkback.blogspot.com/2019/04/sunday-legends-interview.html Part 1 Translation]<br>[https://wsstalkback.blogspot.com/2019/04/sunday-legends-interview-2.html Part 3 Translation]
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Q: "Had you read the manga of "Detective Conan" before?"<br>
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'''Part 2'''<br>
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A: "When I was in elementary school, I read it on the "Shonen Sunday" magazine. In terms of generations, his previous work "YAIBA" was right on. Young elementary students love sword play, don't they (laughs). I made the "Wind God Ball" and "Thunder God Ball" from "YAIBA" and played with them. So I really liked his works. I had fun with them.  
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When I was appointed director, I checked out the manga again and I re-confirmed that it was something that could be enjoyed even from the point of view of an adult. The way the foreshadowing is revealed is great. What really impressed me was the "Scarlet" series when Akai returned, Volumes 84 to 85. I went back to re-read Volumes 58-59 when Akai died (laughs). The "Scarlet" series also excited me with the Amuro episodes. Two men with double faces investigating each other, Conan is involved, and they problem is dodged skillfully."
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'''Part 1'''<br>
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[Weekly Shounen Sunday]
  
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Q: "It's the first time you're involved with the "Detective Conan" movies. What things did you have in mind?"<br>
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[Gessan]
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A: "I thought of making use of the established portions of the series. I did hesitate on how much freedom I had to leave my own imprint. I think that what makes "Conan" attractive is its characters. So I wanted to make more depictions of the characters' personalities. I did purposely have in mind to make action and movements which brought out the flavor of the characters.
 
  
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Of course, Conan and Amuro are the core, and I also took care in the sub-characters supporting them. I like Professor Agasa and the Detective Boys so I think I put a lot of strength on them (laughs). There are additional scenes added from suggestions by Aoyama-sensei. We added scenes showing the daily life of the characters, which I'm glad of.  When I talked with Takayama Minami-san after the dubbing, she told me that instead of having the scenario make them act, put focus on making the characters feel alive. That's what I also thought so I felt relaxed when she told me."
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[Special Edition Mix collection]
  
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Q: "It'd seem that you made the image boards following your inclinations as director. Right?"<br>
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A 3 magazine special project!!!
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A: "It's an adult-like story, so creating a realistic atmosphere in the screen makes it easier to blend with the story, or so I thought. We hired the illustrator Loundware and they made the space. And they created some grand and colorful image boards. During the making, we put a lot of emphasis in sunset and rainy scenes. In terms of beauty direction, we gave them photos to tell them the colors we wanted.
 
  
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We asked them to swing color with force in those spots that are supposed to leave a strong impression. For example, the scene when Amuro is called a murderer, it it were expression of anger shining in the faces, then it wouldn't create an atmosphere (laughs).  Rain falling from cloud skies, evening and the night... There's a lot of darkened scenes. "
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Aoyama: The cafe Poirot is based on Minami Kaze!!
  
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Caption: When Kazami mutters "That Amuro man you speak of is a murderer", rain falls from the cloudy skies... The gloomy skies leave an impression. (Movie 22)
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Adachi: Then, I was a good influence, no?
  
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A: "Actually, darkened scenes are easier to make. Sunsets are hard. The light from the side is strong, so the shadows are harder to make. Entering in the shadows and in the light, calculations are needed. There are evening action scenes too. Conan slides beneath a truck, comes into the shadow, and comes out into a bright spot... We use light and shadow as concepts in the whole of this movie. Conan is light and Amuro is shadow. So light hits Conan and Amuro has shadows on him. There are lot of scenes like that."
 
  
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Q: "Please tell us about Conan and Amuro, who clash in the film."<br>
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Special Interview
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A: "Conan is always straight to the point, and is moved by the feeling that there shouldn't be sacrifices for the sake of justice. From the point of view of Amuro, who's going to do anything to protect Japan, Conan might seem immature in his opinion.  But from a point of view of the movie, Conan wants to make justice prevail without ever having to sacrifice anyone to achieve it.
 
  
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Amuro, though, has some inconsistencies within him. We focus on the darkest portions that he has. But if we bring out too much of it, the feeling of "Detective Conan" will be lost, so that made it hard on how to depict him.Since there are many portions of him that we still don't know. What kind of past he had, what kind of family was it, what kind of life he lived... There also moments in which you dunno what he's thinking of."
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――This is to commemorate MIX getting a TV anime and Conan's movie hitting theaters, but have you met on other occasions?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Since the end of the year party you mean?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: It was during the New Years “Sunday Thanksgiving” or so, right?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Only about a month huh? We meet all the time so this doesn't seem that special, huh?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Right.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Then what should the two of us talk about? (laughs). There probably isn't much to say in regards to manga.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: The interview's already started though, (laughs).
  
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Caption:"Amuro enters in the Poirot, wrapped in shadows, while Conan is illuminated by the sunset which feels like it's burning. The concept of light and shadows can be felt here, too. (Movie 22)"
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――Well then, how about telling us when you first met?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: The first time we met was on the baseball field, right? We were on the same team –the manga artist team!<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Yeah, It was at the Tokyo Dome where they had this weird gimmick for the 30th Sunday anniversary. (The Special Video Edition.) ...It was us VS the Editorial staff. I remember we got to talking while sitting on the bench. Though what were we talking about....I dunno. (laughs) Hara Hidenori-Sensei was on third, but that's about all I remember...<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Hara on Third (laugh) At that time it took all of the courage I had to turn to you and say “Please give me an autograph!”, y'know?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: You lie.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: No, no, (laughs) You even turned me down! You said “You're probably going to sell this so I won't give you one.
  
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Q: "Please tell us about the charm of Amuro's triple face and how you depict each one."<br>
 
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A: "I personally like his position of undercover investigator, hence why I like Furuya's face a lot. As for the depictions, Furuya has a rather serious face. Amuro, who works in the Poirot, is cute in a cool way, or more like we had him have a peaceful expression. During the movie's car action, you can see his rare expressions. We wanted to show a facet of being a dangerous man, appearing at the last minute (laughs). Thought that it was important to show that even the cool Amuro might show such a face by accident."
 
  
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Q:"Please tell us about Kazami Yuuya from the Public Safety Police. Amuro's right-hand man."<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Really? (laughs). But then soon after that “Conan” started and it was me asking you for an autograph for my sons who are huge fans...<br>
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A: "Kazami is a rather key character. He asks Conan who he is, and Conan replies "Edogawa Conan. A detective." to him (laughs). Amuro sometimes feels shrouded in mysteries and like he's a superman. So I thought that, as a counter, I wanted to make Kazami more human-like, so that's how we depicted him.  
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: It was a pleasure for me to. It was about ten years or so after we first met that my dream came true. Thank goodness I drew Conan~ (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: We traded autographs around 1998 then...<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: And you've been drawing away since then haven't you?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: The whole time, yup. It's actually scary, really. Conan's serialization has reached it's 25th anniversary and it's all so amazing. But Adachi-sensei, you've been drawing “Touch” this whoooole time haven't you? (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: I've done all sorts of things..! What are you speaking of? Ah but really, the basis for them is that they're all sequels. (Laughs)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Right? (Laughs) Though after we talked on the bench in the Tokyo Dome, the next time we talked was when YAIBA won the Shougakukan manga award (1993) and I called you on the phone to write the congratulatory comment on the fliers for the award ceremony. I was sooo nervous.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Eh? Did that happen?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: It did!<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Ah, So it did, huh? (Laughs)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Before I called you, I had already written out what we'd talk about as well as your answers in advance...but when I called and you were suddenly like “huh?” It was like “Ah, it's Tacchan”, and despite writing everything out beforehand my mind went blank and it felt like I had nothing to say. I wasn't nervous at all talking to you in person, but it figures the phone would be totally different...<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Thank you. It's been an established fact that my voice sounds terrifying on the phone. (laughs), My moods don't come over well on the phone either so I come off sounding curt. At that time YAIBA had won for the juvenile's category, right?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Yup, that's the one. Takashi Shiina's “Ghost Sweeper Mikami” won the Boys division at the same time.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: And “Conan” won it in (2001) along with Hiroyuki Nishimori, right?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: That's right. It won with “Cheeky Angel”. Conan won the Boy's division, so now if I could take the girl's and general category I could have a clean sweep in all four!<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: So that was your aim, (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: But I just couldn't draw it. (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: It's was just a dream!<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I couldn't do a shoujo manga.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: You'll just have to take it by force!<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I can't do that. (laughs). From YAIBA onwards, I was was always in Weekly Shounen Sunday with Adachi-sensei....there was “Rough” along with Rumiko Takahashi's “Urusei Yatsura” which was reaching it's end –and Kazuhiro Fujita's “Ushio and Tora” and so on....it felt like I was surrounded by tough foes the whole time. After that there was “Ranma” Adachi-sensei's “Nijiiro Togarashi” (Lit: Rainbow colored chili powder) “H2” and so on....it was one trouble after another, (laughs).
  
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He makes mistakes, and gets scolded by Amuro. He feels like the type to beat up his mattress at home when he fails a job and might yell "shit!" (laughs). Kazami does his best at the job, yet Amuro treats that very lightly. Kazami might constrict his arms... And feel mortified at that (laughs). These two are interesting. Also is the fact that Kazami is older."
 
  
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Q: "What about Kuroda Hyoue?"<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: No, no. It felt like in the second half that we had more or less left things in Conan's hands (laugh). With a person and work such as that one it was easy. You were in the lead role rather than being a pinch hitter. I figure Conan must be tough to write each chapter.<br>
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A: "I did think of asking Aoyama-sensei through-and-through about this, but... But I thought it'd be better for me not to know too much. I only asked him about aspects I was curious about (laughs). He's a character with dreadfulness so we were careful not to treat him too lightly. "
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: It is.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Meanwhile with works like “Touch” there'd be chapters where noooothing happens. In fact, that's kind of the norm. Meanwhile with “Conan” going all out is the norm. There aren't times where no one dies, and it's just a normal quiet day, right?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Nope, there aren't. At least not in “Conan”. In “Zero's Tea Time” where I correct the storyboards, it's absolutely fine if there's nothing going on at all.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Have you seen “Hannin no Hanzawa-san”?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I haven't checked it out, but you can if you'd like. (Laughs).<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: When did you think to yourself “I'll become a manga artist”?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: In college, I'd say.<br>
  
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Q: "What do you think are the best spots of the film?"<br>
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{For the first time in the magazine –Adachi Mitsuru sensei's message to Aoyama Gosho-sensei in regard to YAIBA winning the Shougakukan Manga award.}
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A: "The complicated settings of the characters. I wanted to draw a human drama. They all have the same intention, yet, depending on how they do it the gears might crumble...  On the other hand, Conan wants to make the justice inside of him prevail. The way the hearts of the characters move, how the differences between them feel like... I'd like of you to check that out. Of course, we also made good action scenes, so I think you'll be very excited at it!"
 
  
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Q: "Please give us a message to the readers to wrap up."<br>
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{I'd like to applaud you for receiving the prize in the juvenile category for a  long serial in “Shounen Sunday” which has Middle School and High school readers as it's base. Aoyama-kun's artwork has a special appeal to the juvenile category as it's cute, and the story is reckless, but I mean that in a good way. It's a manga like manga, a series that's backed up by many other works that are huge in scale, but no mistaking it, I was happy to nominate this one full stop from the bottom of my heart. Which is to say, as long as there are authors out there who hide all kinds of potential within them we wont' go lacking for many different stories, in which talent like this will shine through. I'd like to take this opportunity to expect much more from this assertive attacker. It'd be perfect if after this he'd stop being a Kyoujin fan, but....(Adachi Mitsuru)}
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A: "In this movie, the expressions of the characters and the display of their true natures... We put a lot of attention to those during making. We've also drawn everyday situations in a courteous way so that children can enjoy it as well. First you follow the case, then you follow the characters... We'd like of you to enjoy it many times with a different way of seeing things on each time.  
 
  
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And, in the end, the feeling of justice each character has as well as the dark parts that Amuro himself has, echo and give out a good feeling. Our intention was to show the movie's thematic in the last cut before the end roll so we'd be glad if you can feel from that scene what we wanted to depict."
 
  
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Did you enroll in college?<br>
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Sakurai Takeharu Interview
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Up until then I thought I'd become an animator.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: I see...<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I had an upperclassman animator in my animator lab, and they said that there's no way you'll be an animator! Go be a manga artist! So I then became a manga artist.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: That was a good choice. The upper class man chose for you and everything. Plus you do get to have your say for the anime too.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I even draw key frames for the anime, so it's like my dream to be an animator came true. (laughs) Well, I do check the script and the the storyboards too.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: You're totally different than me there. I basically leave everything to the animators for the most part.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: It's different than your beloved pro baseball team, huh?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: That's right. Kyoujin fans are y'know...hey, that's enough of that. (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Kyoujin fans don't' change much do they? (laughs) Heck, even my assistants from my college days haven't changed. We've been together without losing anyone this whole time. From when I was submitting works to magazines to now, I've used the same assistants.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Is that so?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: You can't draw manga by yourself. Though I've heard you say if you could, you'd draw the backgrounds yourself. When I heard that I wondered to myself “That's dumb...” (laughs). If I could on my own, I'd settle for drawing Conan and all of the people on my own at least.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Ah, I said that? (laughs) I see. I've been using the same assistants this whole time too. Even now the two people I've had with me since “Touch” have been there for more than 30 years.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: They draw the backgrounds so well....your assistants I mean.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Look who's talking. (laughs.)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Ah right! Speaking of backgrounds...<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: What about backgrounds?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: When I read “Mix” I swear to myself “Didn't the Minamikaze” show up somewhere? Ah look, the “Tea Shop Poirot” was modeled after it! I remember! The shrubbery, the glass windows and the arch above the entrance...it's all the same.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Oh really? (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I thought to myself, “This mystery manga isn't long for this world so I'd might as well make the tea shop the same from “Touch”. (laughs)
  
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Scriptwriter for the movie "Zero the enforcer"
 
  
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Profile:<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: And it's been 25 years since then, (laughs)<br>
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Scriptwriter. He also works with the alias "Iida Takeshi". TV series "Aibou", "Yamegoku: Yakuza Yamete Itadakimasu", "The forensic woman". Films "ATARU The Movie", "Aibou Series X Day", and others. Has written scripts for movies 17, 19 and 20 of "Detective Conan" as well as scripts for the TV series episodes 813 and 898.
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: And I'm still drawing it now. In “Mix” It's like “Nowadays there aren't any 80s era tea shops left”....then I'm like “Oh wait I'm still drawing one now....<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: (laugh) There aren't any cafes that look the way they do in drawings, huh.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: It's so nostalgic! I was surprised as well....the shrubs planted in the brick holders...<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Well, well. (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Oh and that antenna like thing on Conan's head, I borrowed that from Nijiro Tougarashi's Shinami,.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: I'm thankful for that~ Ah so I did have a good influence on you. (laughs).<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: The back came a bit from Kabu in “Sally the Witch”. ...and Conan's eyes they're also borrowed from Adachi-sensei! The mouth is from Monkey Punch-sensei while the nose is from Chiba Tetsuya-sensei. If you combine the artwork from these three you get my art. Though Kazuhiko Shimamoto has said at one point “It's not! Absolutely not!!”<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Those are my three great teachers.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Nah, I really don't compare with them, it's awkward. (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: No, I'm serious!!
  
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Q: "How did you feel like when it was decided that Amuro would be the key man of this film?"<br>
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'''Part 2'''
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A: "It's only been 2 years since "The darkest nightmare" so I did go "huh?" at the news (laughs). It might've been better if it'd been made before the feeling of having written Amuro had vanished from me. I wrote his face as Bourbon in "The darkest nightmare", but due to the topic in this movie I specialized in Furuya, his face as PS (public safety)."
 
  
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Q: "Is there anything you particularly focused on during the writing of this installment?"<br>
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'''Part 3'''<br>
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A: "The differences with the PS (Public Safety) depicted in live action. In live action, the PS often is the opposite of the situation shown to the spectators, and the psychology of what the characters in the episodes think of. Despite saying some is guilty, they might be innocent within their hearts. The actual Public Safety Police Officers, no matter what they do, they are always psychologically "right"... I avoided complicated depictions like these in this movie's script. It's already a story involving a judiciary process , the setting is already complex, it would be asking too much calories from the spectators."
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“We haven't talked about manga have we, huh?”<br>
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――For this occasion we're celebrating MIX's TV anime and Conan's newest movie, so we asked you two to be here. However when have you met before this?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Since the end of the year party?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Since the New Years “Sunday appreciation” festival, right?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: So that was around one month ago. Well, we've had run-ins here or there but it's not like we discussed anything of any real importance.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Yeah.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Up until now we've just been meandering around (laughs). Ah right we haven't talked about manga have we, huh?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: And the interview has already started, (laughs).
  
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Q: "How about the developments in the Conan VS Amuro clash?"<br>
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――Then let's start over. What would you two say you have in common?<br>
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A: "It was decided to depict Furuya from the PSP so I did think that he and Conan would clash. Actually, the "justice" that Conan has on him is also carried by Amuro, and the one that Amuro has is also being carried by Conan. They only differ in how they express it. I don't think neither is above the other one. If you think of it as each one taking action upon the info given to each of them, they take action in a very natural manner. I wrote it thinking that it would be good for Amuro to seem "bad". But he doesn't actually give much of such an impression. If you listen to his conversation with Kazami, you don't think of him as someone evil. He also takes action based on his beliefs.The only issue is the means employed. They are illegal and ruthless, so it's whether you can approve of them or not. I did think that Furuya, as a PSP officer, would normally do things way harsher than this...  
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Things we have in common...hm. How many siblings do you have again?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Four siblings.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Then we have that in common....and they are...? Brothers? Sisters?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: All four of them are guys. I'm the second son...ah right Adachi-sensei if I remember correctly you're the youngest?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: That I am. I only had one older sister, and my older brother right before me was a manga artist as well. So what was the situation for you as the second son?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: As the second son...I got a bunch of hand-me-downs like all of my big brother's clothes were all hand-me-downs.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: What is your age difference?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Two years. We fought a lot.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: It happens when you're close in age like that.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: The other bro was about five years away from me, so he was already...<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: You really did look at him as more of a proper little brother.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: That's right. Though interestingly enough my manga don't tend to have sibling characters in them because I find siblings to be a pain to draw. (Laughs). Even in normal circumstances Conan has a bunch of characters....it'd be better if there weren't more of them, right?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: No no, (laughs) Though it's actually rare for me to have a story without siblings...<br>
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Okay so for things we have in common....I guess our names both start with “A” and we're both from the year of the rabbit. I think aside from that we're basically completely different. (laughs).<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: The legend of the year of the rabbit, (laughs). We were discussing it before how it seems like lots of amazing manga artists are born on the year of the rabbit. Tetsuya Chiba-sensei for one, you –Adachi-sensei, me, and Eiichiro Oda-sensei.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: And then there's Osamu Tezuka-sensei but he was born a different year.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: He was so close too, (laughs).<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: The gap of 12 years is a big one. The environment one is raised in is completely different...it's kind of weird right? What kind of manga did you read as a child?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I loved “I'm Teppei” (Ore wa Teppei).<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Only “Teppei”? Was there anything else?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: “Ashita no Joe” ….as a kid I was really into Magazine.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Yeah, same here. I never read anything from Shougakukan. (laughs) I was aaaalways into Magazine.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: (laugh) I'm nostalgic for Makoto Kobayashi-sensei's “1.2 Sanshiro” and stuff like that. I really love pro racing.
  
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The first draft of the story was a harder type of story. And Director Tachikawa pushed it back into a softer and kinder direction. He also likes hard stories, and he's good at staging them. But since it was the first time he was in charge of directing a Conan film, he said he wanted it to be something entertaining and dream-like. He had it very clear about what he wanted to do in the first Conan work he was in charge of.
 
  
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Q: "Are there portions suggested by Aoyama-sensei?"<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: What kind of music do you listen to?<br>
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A: "The conversation between Amuro and Azusa, and Amuro answering Conan's question... Those scenes were added, and they were impressive. The latter made me think "what are they talking about now of all times", it sure did (laughs). But if you add those lines in a tense situation, then I think they make the film more lovable. If it was about Shinichi and Ran, I would have my own interpretation of things, but it's harder when it comes to Amuro. So I left the suggested portions in the hands of [Aoyama] sensei."
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Eiichi Ootaki and Tatsuro Yamashita....stuff from that generation.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: The Niagara generation?...it progressed about 12 years...<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Adachi-sensei...were you into Masashi Sada and the like?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Nah, no matter how I think about it, I was definitely in the Beatles Generation.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Beatles...that was before our time.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Yeah, that's right.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: But good music is good.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: How about idols?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Idols? Momoko Kikuchi is one I like, and then Akina Nakamori.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Gotta say they don't seem to be your type.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: But that's the generation I was from. Not quite the Seiko Matsuda era.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Ah, I see...<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Beyond that there was Kyouko Koizumi....that's about it I think. I actually used all of their names in “Magic Kaito” for the characters.....Aoko Nakamori, Akako Koizumi, and so on...it matched up with the colors.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: (laughs).<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: For the suspects in “Conan” I try to name them carefully after the motif in the case. Though, what about you Adachi-sensei?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: For “Nijiiro Tougarashi” and whatnot I just threw things together. “Cross Game” It was to match the leaf motif –I thought of all the key characters at the same time.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I see.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: For the baseball members I haphazardly came up with their names, so sometimes I'd make mistakes on them.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Huh? Mistakes?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: When they'd first appear they'd have a completely different first name and because I wouldn't remember, the next time they'd show up I'd end up drawing the character with another wrong name.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: One time I made a mistake three times....it was actually amazing. When they set out to make an anime of it, the staff poked fun at me and asked “Is this guy actually three brothers”? (Laughs) And we had to fix it.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: You gotta get a better grip on that! (Laughs)<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: I'd always get the family name right though. (Laughs).<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: It's kind of like Conan Doyle.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: ?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Apparently Conan Doyle was pretty irresponsible too. He'd often get Professor Moriarty's name wrong and stuff...<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: It takes having a strong constitution. Extremely strong. Though it seems we all end up living kinda haphazardly.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I'm pretty haphazard too, sometimes I end up getting things wrong...ah, right! I remember! When “Touch started, there was a person with “Hirahira-kun's Adolescent diary”!<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Whyyy do you remember such needless information?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Because I like “Hirahira-kun” (laughs) Why (would a guy) use the same restroom as the girls?
  
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Q: "Please tell us about Kazami Yuuya who debuted in "The darkest nightmare"."<br>
 
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A: "When "The darkest nightmare", we needed a person that could publicly act as member of the PS. So we made the Kazami Yuuya character. Amuro works on his own, so it was hard to see the situation of the police divisions from his viewpoint. And Kazami in this movie is the "right-handed man" of Amuro, who belongs to the "Zero" organization..."
 
  
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Caption:"Kazami, one of the very few that contact "Zero". Sakurai-san and Aoyama-sensei consulted each other, and they decided he'd be older than Amuro, 30 years old. (Movie 22)"
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: It wasn't my fault –that was just included with the original work. From 1977 to 1978 “Chuuichi Course” by Mamoru Sasaki was serialized.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I only saw Hirahira-kun when I first read your works Adachi-sensei! But when I read “Touch” I thought it was really good. So I went back ward and read “Nine”...<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Thanks for that.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I really liked the scene with Minami-chan's diary in “Touch”.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: I wonder what she was doing. Even I couldn't really see. (laughs).<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: She was probably writing how she likes Tacchan....so it's actually kind of cute for her to be between seeing and not seeing.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: So with MIX...<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Ah it's fine if we don't talk about that one. It's not as if anything has happened so it's fine.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: No no, (laughs) I like Haruka Ooyama myself.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Oh? So you like longer hair then?<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Nah it's not that....I guess her personality? Her personality is really cute!<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Though I haven't even gotten around to drawing her properly yet.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: She was around a lot during the intra-squad games, and I was really happy. Though I also want Souichiro to have more time too...<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Well...I'll consider it.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: I just don't want you to kill him off.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Whoa there, this coming from the guy who has people dying in his manga on a regular basis?! (Laughs) I haven't killed that many people...<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: That's true (laughs) Though hey I also haven't killed any of my main characters.<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Fair enough.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Wait, did the “Touch” manga end after the anime?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: Nah the manga ended before the anime did. I remember being ask about how the final chapter was going to go....but even I wasn't sure, (laughs)<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: So you made them chase after you (laughs). How's “Mix” Going to turn out?<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: I'm only thinking about what kind of story I'd like it to be.<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: “MIX” and “Conan” are both airing Saturdays.....yet it's more like “Sunday Time!”<br>
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{{font color|red|Adachi}}: It fills me with deep emotions....but eh, it'll be fun!<br>
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{{font color|blue|Aoyama}}: Right? (Laughs)
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A (continued from above question): "That's how he's depicted. The "right hand man" is thing that exists, I was told about it from an ex-PS person who I used as reference. Since officers currently on duty in the PS wouldn't tell us anything. This man, who can contact "Zero", is apparently chosen through someone's selection. It'd seem their skillfulness and personality are checked out so I guess that Kazami was evaluated to have the right kind of personality.  
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===Da Vinci Magazine Cross Talk and Interviews===
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'''Date:''' April 5, 2019
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Since he became that role, on paper it says he's an officer in the training and is sent to the National Police Agency once, so he should have a period of enrollment in the NPA as well. There he makes his connection with the "Zero" organization. And the final decision of directing him towards Amuro is carried out by the "backstage administrator". Kazami can't tell his colleagues about him being in contact with "Zero". The only one who knows about the "right hand man" of each investigator and the collaborators is the "backstage administrator".  
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===NTV Interview===
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'''Date:''' Filmed March 13, Aired April 6, 2019
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<spoiler>
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'''Source:''' https://www.facebook.com/DCTheRedThread/videos/503737250161896/?v=503737250161896 <br>
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</spoiler>
  
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Q: "What do you think are the best spots and points to focus upon of this movie?"<br>
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===Cinema Guide 2019 Interview===
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A: "The relations between characters are also one of those "best spots". That's the usual citation. The "collaborators" of the PS aren't simple informers. They're like climbing partners connecting their lives to each other through a life rope, as if they were mountain-climbing. They have their field of work's "justice" and life beyond logic. They share those with each other. Regardless of being "good" or bad", I think they are some of the best spots.
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'''Date:''' April 10, 2019
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Also, it's about the guest characters, but, they all have fond memories... But if I talk about this, you'll realize the truth of the case so it's hard to converse about this topic... (laughs). "
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===CUT Magazine Interviews===
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'''Date:''' April 19, 2019
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Key points by Mycroft from DCEN discord-<br>
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1-Gosho said that Conan would never cry explaining that with" how would a great detective being affected by his emotions" <br>
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2-Gosho was asked if something gonna happen related to Japan Olympics 2020 in DC manga , Gosho replied saying: "it is difficult....maybe not...but if something happened to Olympics someone gonna be mad (laugh)<br>
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3-Gosho was asked if Sera-chan "flat chest" has a reference from some manga  , Gosho replied saying: "No (laugh)I simply thought that the flat chest is cut.<br>
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4-Gosho was asked if Gin has a weak point , A critical weak point which he can't avoid like "Achilles heel" , Gosho replied saying:"is really there one? Simply it's "Akai" but they have close levels.<br>
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Reporter: so Akai is an important character after all<br>
 +
Gosho: Ah....I can't talk about that (laugh)<br>
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</spoiler>
  
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Caption: "The recipe of the ham sandwiches that Amuro exposed and became a topic, was a suggestion by Sakurai-san. Also, the PSP is called "ham" in jargon. (Episode 813)"
+
===Gosho Interview on 1周回って知らない話 (Tv Show)===
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'''Date:''' April 24, 2019
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<spoiler>
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'''Source:''' [https://www.facebook.com/DCTheRedThread/videos/2032906473680537/ Video]
  
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Q: "Did you have in mind depicting each's of Amuro's triple faces separately?"<br>
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'''Spimer comments'''<br>
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A: "He has the same feeling of justice at all times, whether he's being Furuya or he's being Bourbon. So I took into mind that they are the same at the bottom of their hearts, when writing them. Even if he gets a gun pointed at him during his covert investigation and is about to be exposed as a NOC, or even if he's working part-time at the Poirot. At the bottom of his heart he's the same Furuya Rei. It's not like he's working at the Poirot to relax, I think he does that to assimilate with society.
+
That black Gundam -like robot is a present from Shogakukan to Aoyama to celebrate the 200 million sales and there's only 1 in the world<br>
 +
Confirms again that in the beginnings, he didn't expect the manga to last more than 3 months or so<br>
 +
And what was said in other interviews: a rule he always keeps is that Conan never cries<br>
 +
Also, he himself dunno why the series remains popular<br>
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And to make cases simplers he doesn't make cases with accomplices<br>
  
−
But his aspect of mingling with society as "a man about to turn 30, working part-time in a café while learning to be a detective" is something that I do think that it's not very reasonable (laughs). If there's someone with some age to them who work part-time at a café while learning how to be a detective, I would feel anxious.
+
And like it was said in the preview, he's decided on the outcome / result / end<br>
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Tricks are planned with a couple of the editors in charge and can take up to 12 hours of discussion to settle on them<br>
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These meetings are once per month<br>
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Editors bring stuff that's a current trend or that could be used for tricks<br>
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Then they try to recreate the case of Sato and the wedding ring<br>
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So insofar nothing that we didn't already know<br>
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Most was talking with the anime / movie producer about the 3 keys to the boom of the movies<br>
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(Guest VAs, collaborations (Lupin III & Conan) and Amuro)<br>
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And yes, he admits that movie 11 was a flop and that made them rethink<br>
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</spoiler>
  
−
However, he's good at acting, has a wide capacity, and his information processing ability must be very high as well. Don't they ask him "Amuro-san, what are you doing at your age?"...? There must be something on him that doesn't make you think about that (laughs).
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===Anime Style Magazine Interview===
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'''Date:''' April 30th, 2019
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<spoiler>
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'''Source:''' [https://imgur.com/a/fm0m7bP Raw]
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</spoiler>
  
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If you asked about which of his faces is most charming, then I'd say all of them are. The vectors of charm are different, each of them are precious and cool. But, well, I haven't written much of his "Bourbon" face so if I get to write about him on the future I guess I'd write about Bourbon. He has a belief of justice yet carries out evil... Normally, one would puncture at that. But Amuro can do it. I think that that's why he was promoted to working the "Zero" organization.
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===Animedia Movie staff and character Interviews June issue===
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'''Date:''' May 10th, 2019
  
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Q: "Please tell us about episodes of the TV series you wrote the script of."<br>
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=2020=
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A: "I was ordered that, in the spin-offs linking to the movies, no-one could die. If it had to be a mystery in the café where no-one died, it would have to be a story about food or drinks. The reason I used ham sandwiches in Episode 813 "The shadow creeping on Amuro", was due to the perception of "He's public safety (公安 / kouan) so cheap (安い / yasui) ham (ハム) (combined make 公 (kou)) will do" (laughs).
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===Da Vinci Magazine 2020 Interview===
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'''Date:''' May 7, 2020<br>
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'''Published in:''' Da Vinci magazine, June 2020 issue
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That recipe was something I had on mind, and, of course I've sometimes made those sandwiches. But I was told that eventually they would be served at cafés... If I had known that, then I wouldn't have used a steamer to make them (laughs). That way of making them is hard, actually.
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And episode 898, the spin-off of "Zero the enforcer", titled "The cake melted", had me taking that aspect into account. Apart from cakes, I made stews with a good-looking pink color. Nowadays they call those "being instagrammable" (laughs). If you take lycopene at the morning, it's good for the body so I use tomatoes, and added milk so that they would match the set drinks of coffee or black tea."
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==="This mystery is amazing!" Interview===
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'''Date:''' December 2020<br>
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'''Published in:''' "This mystery is amazing" magazine, 2021 edition
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Q: "Please give us a message to the readers to wrap up."<br>
 
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A: "I think that, in the 1st time viewing, you will empathize with Conan, the protagonist, and see things from his PoV, but... If you switch your PoV to Amuro in your 2nd viewing, you become the culprit in the 3rd viewing. There's actually a 4th PoV, but... If I give out details about it you'll figure out the culprit (laughs). Anyway, I think that it'd be good if you can enjoy it at least for 4 times."
 
 
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===Special Conan Movie Staff interview===
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=2021=
−
'''Date:''' May 23, 2018<br>
+
===ZIP Interview===
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'''Published in:''' Shonen Sunday Super
+
'''Date:''' Aired on March 25, 2021
 
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*He's a big fan of Chihayafuru.
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*60-70% of fans are women.
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*He reads a lot of shojo manga for the romcom elements in Conan.
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*Conan was started by him and the editors of WSS at the time as a "response" to Kindiachi
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*In reference the point above, he and his editors think of the schemes and test them out themselves.
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*He often has rom com dramas playing while working and will take good lines from them.
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===Da Vinci Magazine 2021 Interview===
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'''Date:''' April 6, 2021<br>
 +
'''Published in:''' Da Vinci Magazine, May 2021 issue
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'''Translation Information by:''' NightBaron, Mera, Manaphy, Kemo<br>
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1.) The interviewer says “ Rum’s identity is revealed “ right?<br>
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Gosho said this : the fact that Rum appeared in a scene I drew in the past is revealed '''too''', using the “mo” も particle for addition.
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(Wakita indeed is our RUM.)<br>
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2.) The person who’s related to the WPS gang will appear in the near future.<br>
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3.) He wants to reveal the mystery around Rumi step by step.<br>
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4.) He wants to draw a case about Amuro vs Kaito Kid.<br>
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5.) He doesn't consider WPS a spinoff but rather an independent work of his own.<br>
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6.) He thought of the Camel flashback back when he drew it and decided that the person in it would be a member that ranks higher than Gin but didn't decide the codename RUM back then.
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'''Full Interview Translation by Holmes.'''
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''April 6th, 2020. The day before the state of emergency was declared to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus, we interviewed Mr. Aoyama. It’s been almost a year since then; with the second emergency declaration in place, we interviewed him once again, ahead of the release of the postponed movie, “Detective Conan: The Scarlet Bullet”. We asked him about how he felt about all this.
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“I want things to return to ‘normal’ soon. Even if stuff like the way the world works and various other things don’t return to the way they were before, I hope that everyday life will soon return to a place where everyone can go and see the Conan movie without worry”, said Aoyama in last year’s interview. One year has passed since then. Although the situation is still highly unpredictable, it has been decided that the postponed movie, “Detective Conan: The Scarlet Bullet” will be released on April 16th.<br>
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“Honestly, Chukichi was even cooler than I expected. In the Akai family show-off scenes, he’s the only one that was written in the script from the beginning, and it’s not a scene I drew. He’s so cool, I’m a bit jealous. I think he’s the most gorgeous character in the climax scene”, says Aoyama in a voice that is full of excitement. How have you been spending the past year?<br>
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“Surprisingly, nothing much has changed (laughs). I said last year that I might not be able to draw scenes of get-togethers and parties in the future because the idea of people getting together would be a mere fantasy, but I’ve drawn secret gatherings at matchmaking shrines.<br>
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I think it’s because I have hope and expectation that even if we can’t do it now, such days will come back. I hesitated because I didn’t want to spoil the story’s reality, but everyone’s reality is probably one where people can still hang out together. So I decided not to worry about it anymore. I’m not really planning to bring in remote meetings or anything else that wasn’t popular before, since it’s still kind of a symbol of the crisis caused by coronavirus; I’d like to make sure that people don’t have to be reminded of all that while they’re reading Conan”.<br>
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The coronavirus crisis also brings many inconveniences when it comes to mystery writing, he says.<br>
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“You know, everyone is wearing a mask (laughs). You can hide your face right from the start, so any eyewitness testimony is useless. I’m quite worried about the increase in crimes that take advantage of this, even in real life. Also, as a comic artist, it’s simply inconvenient! I have a couple of assistants who work remotely, but it’s way more difficult and time-consuming to understand each other than in face-to-face communication. Even for those who commute [through my studio], sleeping in the same room is forbidden and we have to eat separately. I know it’s unavoidable, but it’s quite lonesome. That’s why personally when I’m drawing manga I want to forget about Covid, and maybe on the contrary it was right because I kept drawing that I was able to face forward”.
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{{font color|red|Rum’s real identity was finally revealed! The clash between the FBI and the Black Organization also gets more tense!}}
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Indeed, as a matter of fact, in order to drown out the anxieties and depressions of reality, recently “Detective Conan” has been making some turbulent progress.<br>
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In a new case, which began in the 45th issue of Weekly Shonen Sunday - released in October 2020 - FBI agents are killed in succession by the Black Organization. In the last chapter, the identity of Rum, who is considered to be the No. 2 of the organization, was finally revealed.<br>
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“Last year I told myself I had to show Rum soon. It’s revealed that Rum had actually appeared in a scene I drew in the past, but that’s something I’ve been thinking about since then. I always say that most of the things I do are afterthoughts [made up after stuff already happened], but there are a lot of things that I arrange intentionally (laughs). Well, at the time I hadn’t decided on the name Rum, and I even only told my assistants, ‘this guy is a member of the Black Organization that’s even higher-ranking than Gin’.”<br>
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A character who appears casually turning out to actually be a very important person, and impressions getting overturned... It’s one of Aoyama’s fortes, but clearly no one had noticed this one. By the way, Camel plays a very active role in this case, but at first he was one of those fishy characters who you can’t tell if they’re an ally or an enemy.<br>
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“When he first appeared, I told my assistants he was actually a good guy and they were very surprised. He has a sinister look and seems shady, but he’s actually a subordinate of Akai’s who is more loyal to him than anyone else. In the FBI Agents Serial Murder Case, the highlight for me was the way he strived to get information and didn’t run away until the last moment, even when his life was in extreme danger. As an agent, he has the ability to just accept the worst, and I also like the scene in Volume 58 where he calls Akai and says ‘I-I succeeded...’. It’s the first scene where the reader realizes that maybe he’s actually a good guy, and I put in a lot of foreshadowing for the sake of that surprise”.<br>
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Most of the readers must have been fooled. What Aoyama does so well is to make us think that a character is actually on our side since he is blatantly feigning betrayal, and yet there are many cases where the character in question is truly an enemy. You can’t just read what’s up next by following precedent.<br>
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“Well, yeah, that’s how it is... (laughs) Oh, there is one more scene with Camel that I like: the one in Volume 85, when he meets again Akai, who is actually alive, and he mutters ‘Akai-shan...’. The scene is also in ‘The Scarlet Alibi’, which was released before ‘The Scarlet Bullet’, and it made me laugh. It’s very nice, isn’t it? That is a compilation of the TV anime that takes a close look at the Akai family, but it’s so well compiled that I thought to myself, ‘that’s really cool’.”
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{{font color|red|Now the youthful years that continue to support Amuro are out of reach...!}}
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Serialized between the FBI Agents Serial Murder Case was the spin-off “Detective Conan: Wild Police Story”, published in two volumes. Kenji Hagiwara was killed in a bombing; detective Sato’s love interest, Jinpei Matsuda, was killed while avenging his [Hagiwara’s] death; detective Takagi’s mentor, Wataru Date, has died in an accident; Hiromitsu Morofushi lost his life while infiltrating the Black Organization and became the cause of Amuro’s hatred for Akai; and finally, there’s Tooru Amuro, aka Rei Furuya...! It’s a coming-of-age story of the five, who were classmates at the police academy, and Aoyama is the ‘original author’...<br>
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“As you can see from the storyboards included in the volumes, I wrote most of the story. In other words, it was just as though I serialized two works at the same time, so it was very tough. So maybe I could have done the whole thing up to the finishing touches, but the planning happened just after I was hospitalised and I was quite weak. Yet I still wanted to do it. It was during ‘The Darkest Nightmare’ that I came up with the idea that Matsuda and Amuro were classmates; I had already drawn the scene where Amuro visits Date’s grave in Volume 77, though. About Hiromitsu, when I was designing Scotch, I thought ‘this guy looks like Takaaki (a police inspector in the Nagano prefecture), why don’t I make him his brother’, and that’s how I decided, I guess.<br>
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I thought readers would enjoy a coming-of-age story where they were actually close classmates and shared the same dream of becoming police officers, and I wanted to show that Amuro was the only one who survived, as a result. He is a skilled guy who is nip and tuck with Akai, but it wouldn’t be interesting if he was a complete superhero from the start, right? So it’d be as in, ‘those days I spent with the four of them are the reason I am where I am today’... cool, isn’t it?”.<br>
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It’s definitely very cool. At the end [of the spin-off], when they have recklessly solved the case together, and the scene in the not-too-distant future that symbolises the four of them who part ways, plus the other person [Amuro] will... move you to tears.<br>
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“I’ve done a lot of calculations about that (laughs), so if you cry, I’d be very happy”.
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The slightest misunderstanding or miscommunication leading to hatred and sometimes to irreparable tragedies... yet following the path one believes in, while carrying the sorrow on one’s back... At the roots of “Wild Police Story” are themes that have been portrayed in “Detective Conan” for a long time.<br>
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“Thank you. Well, that’s how it is... And I want to depict all that in a way that’s a little bit different from the straightforward way. I think it’s a way of hiding embarrassment in an otherwise straightforward story. In the movie ‘Titanic’, when Rose is about to throw herself off the deck, Jack tosses his cigarette into the sea to show her how deep it is... right? And then he says, ‘You’re not going to jump, are you’. I like the way he doesn’t just stop her by force, it feels really cool, I love it.<br>
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As for the Japanese [characters that inspire me], it’s Yusaku Matsuda in ‘Oretachi No Kunsho’, Hiroshi Tachi and Kyohei Shibata in ‘Abunai Deka’, Masao Kusakari and Tatsuya Fuji in ‘Pro Hunter’... I use their stylishness as a reference when I draw manga”.<br>
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It’s true that Shuichi Akai and the others are kind of the epitomes of chic.<br>
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“He’s not attached to anything, so he can change direction as soon as he needs to. It’s cool how he transcends everything. Shukichi is also really cool when he sees through a plot, but even cooler than that is Yumi. Shukichi owes everything to her. In Volume 89, she easily tears up the marriage certificate that he was so eager to get, and then she shouts ‘You’d better make sure you never lose again! You bald-headed mouse, you!’, which is a line I like. Oda Nobunaga called Toyotomi Hideyoshi [“Hideyoshi” shares “Shukichi”’s kanji] not a monkey, but a bald rat. In Nobunaga’s letter to Nene, he also calls him that (laughs). That’s why Yumi is Nene, not Chacha”.<br>
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Shukichi and Yumi also appear in the movie. What are the highlights, in your opinion, Aoyama?<br>
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“There are many highlights of the Akai family besides Shukichi, so that’s what I’d like you all to see. Also, other than that... well, I’d like to spoil you some more, but I’m going to stop right there. After all, you also want to know but at the same time you kinda don’t want to, right?”.<br>
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That’s right... So, with the latest Volume 99 coming out on April 14, and Volume 100 just around the corner, could you give us a glimpse of what’s to come, by any chance?<br>
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“Well, let me see... the manuscript I’m working on right now is an episode [of the manga] that features Haibara at the center of it all, after a long time, so I’m sure the fans will be very happy. I’m also planning to draw soon the appearance of people / a person linked to the police academy group, and Amuro VS Kaito Kid, I guess... Oh! I’ve said too much (laughs). I think I will reveal Wakasa’s mysteries little by little, so please be patient.<br>
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But first of all, there is ‘The Scarlet Bullet’, which you’ve been waiting an extra year for! Watch it at the cinema without making any noise, without talking, without eating or drinking with anyone, I’m sure it’ll all be fine. If you want to scream, you can do so when you get home (laughs).<br>
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I was so surprised by Minami Hamabe’s voice because she was so good that I thought she was a professional voice actress or something, so, I’m sure people will be able to enjoy themselves to their hearts’ content”.
 
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===Da Vinci Magazine 2018 interview===
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===Movie 24 Production Staff Interview Collection===
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'''Date:''' Dec 6, 2018<br>
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'''Date:''' April 22, 2021<br>
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'''Published in:''' Da Vinci Magazine 2019年1月号
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'''Published in:''' https://www.kitkat-nelfei.com/2021/04/detective-conan-movie-scarlet-bullet.html
 
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"I went for location hunting to Nagoya where this story is set. Director Nagaoka discussed with staff from Nagoya before deciding the locations based on the final scenario.
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First, the symbols of Nagoya City, Nagoya TV Tower, and Oasis 21 which also appeared in the end of the previous work [The Fist of Blue Sapphire]. The night view here is very beautiful, but I couldn't go up on that day, so I only watched the lights from below. Be careful as it's very slippery on rainy days!
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We, the location team, also boarded a yacht and traveled around the port. I think people already know that Shukichi Haneda who appears this time is based on Hideyoshi Toyotomi. Nagoya is very closely linked to Hideyoshi Toyotomi and at the annual Nagoya Festival, a parade is held to honor the three heroes, Nobunaga Oda, Hideyoshi Toyotomi and Ieyasu Tokugawa.
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1-Gosho confirms that Carasuma is the boss<br>
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In Nakamura Ward, Nagoya City, the birthplace of Hideyoshi Toyotomi, there is a street named Taiko-dori. There is also an exit named Taiko-dori  Exit at Nagoya Station. Hideyoshi Toyotomi's name is closely linked here.
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2-the end of Haibara gonna surprise everyone<br>
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3-look forward to Vol 96<br>
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While feeling this connection, I continued with my location hunting and tasted some delicious Nagoya foods. This place is amazing, so I would be happy if fans will make a trip to Nagoya after the movie release! I hope you can look forward to how Nagoya will appear in this work."
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-about Vol 96:<br>
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Gosho : i drew a sad story in Vol 96 (file  1015-1017) and disappointment of Heiji (file 1018-1021) and please look forward to more tricks and the relation between characters (file 1022-1026)<br>
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=== Interview of Movie Director, Chika Nagaoka ===
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-about Reneya:<br>
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Gosho hinted that revealing of Carasuma being the boss at that time was planned carefully<br>
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'''Question 1: This is your 2nd time in charge of directing a Detective Conan movie, after the "The Fist of Blue Sapphire" in 2019, is there any changes in your environment and feelings? And, how did you approach with this movies?'''
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"There is no particular change in the environment. In production, I have seniors who have been working with me for many years who I respect, and many friends, who know my good and bad points, so it's a very reassuring environment for me. And, because of the trust I have for them, I depend on them in various areas.  
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As for my feelings, when I started the actual production, I face various obstacles and there are times when I feel troubled. When that happens, instead of worrying alone, I tried to consult others and get advice. Surprisingly, many ideas leading to breakthrough surfaced during those conversations. Well, it was probably worst for those who have been dealing with me though. (laughs).
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As for my approach, there are characters who are introduced for the first time in the movie. So, I tried to figure out their relationship with Conan's main characters in the original before starting on the production.  
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The Akai family has many mysterious parts not mentioned even in the original, so I had the production team organize and made a character relationship chart for me."
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'''Question 2: Can you tell us what do you think after reading the script?'''
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"Ever since my scenario meeting with Mr. Sakurai, the Script Writer, I was impressed with his wide knowledge in various fields, regardless of genre like chemistry, bullet trains, shogi. I feel I must be more aware of more information in various areas from now on.
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The content of the script drives home the theme very clearly. I tried to translate Mr. Sakurai's thoughts into the movie and I hope we are able to communicate that to our audience who watch the movie.
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'''Question 3: This work focuses on Akai Family, and there are many original movie characters, is there any particular character you want us to take note of? And, what is the reasons?'''
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"It would be Mary. I think the mother has a strong character. Shuichi Akai, Shukichi Haneda, Masumi Sera...everyone has different personalities and strong characters. However, each of them has a strong core that I feel is the gift inherited from Mary's teachings.
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'''Question 4: Vacuum superconducting maglev, sports festival, FBI, Akai Family, etc. In the movie, there are many interesting things, but what part do you find the most interesting? Also, which part do you look forward to the most when directing?'''
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"What I found the most interesting was the difference between Conan's and the FBI's sense of justice. I wanted to express this different in thinking properly. The most fun part for me was the vacuum superconducting maglev. Especially, I hope the audience can check how we show the speed of 1,000 km/h in the theaters.
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'''Question 5: Please tell us the highlights of the movie for you. Finally, do you have any message to audience?'''
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"I hope the audience can look forward to how the vacuum superconducting maglev in the movie connects to the Akai Family, FBI, Conan and the others, and how the story develops. Also, I think rather than knowing nothing about the main characters' relationship with Akai Family, it's better just to know a little to get into this movie.
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Since the main story of this movie is about Akai Family with the color of Red in their surname, various Red colors will appear in the movie, so please try to spot them!
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=== Interview of Screenplay, Takeharu Sakurai ===
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'''Question 1: Mr. Sakurai, this will be your 5th time in charge of the script for a Detective Conan movie. When writing for the first Detective Conan's Private Eyes' Requiem (2013) and this movie, has there been any change in your feeling or approach to Conan?'''
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"Whenever I write a script for Detective Conan movies, I would decide the Regular character who would be guest characters and the theme with the producer. Then I would write the story while getting Aoyoma-sensei and the Director to fix it. I would also add the parts desired by Aoyama-sensei. There is no change in this flow, but on Private Eyes' Requiem, I recklessly took on the challenge without knowing the difficulties. Now, with my knowledge of the difficulties, it feels more like a test of my abilities. In other words, it changed from "Challenge" to "Trial". I think this is a change that will jappen if you continue with any work."
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'''Question 2:  You wrote both popular characters, Toru Amuro into the previous movie and Suichi Akai in this one. Do you have any particular feelings when comparing these two characters? Also, was there anything you put extra care of when writing Shuichi Akai in this work? Or anything you enjoyed?'''
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"I think the similarity between Amuro and Akai is there "Loneliness". Amuro has a loneliness that stems from having no home to return to and Akai has a loneliness that stems from not being able to retun home.
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Amuro's loneliness with something to depend on as opposed to Akai's loneliness that rejects dependency. Amuora has the strength to embrace the loneliness alone and Akai has the strength to accompany a lonely person.
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I feel that when I write these two characters.
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When I write Shuichi Akai, I take note of Subaru Okiya. Although those two are basically the same person, they have different personalities. However, there are times when despite being Okiya, his personality is almost all Akai.
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It was difficult to adjust that what percentage of Akai is Okiya in each scene with Aoyama-sensei and the production team. However, Akai is much more difficult.
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Conan, Haibara, Sera, Mary, Shukichi, James, Jody, and Camel, everyone has different perception about Akai. The information that Akai gave or hid from each of them are all different.
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I had to check with Aoyama-sensia and the production team to find out what is allowed in which scene. We have to proceed like a puzzle. There are some things the characters already know about, but the readers do not yet.
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And things that will be revealed by the time the movie is released. It is as if you are playing with a puzzle with astronomical number of pieces. It was both painful and fun at the same time.
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'''Question 3: This movie focuses on Akai Family, and there are many original movie characters, is there any particular character to take note of? And, what is the reason?'''
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"The whole Akai Family are important characters here. If I have to mention one, then it is Mary. The more I hear from Aoyama-sensei about her, the burden she bears is out of this world. If you take a closer look at the movie, you will find new information about her."
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'''Question 4: What do you look forward to when your script is visualized?'''
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"It's fun and scary to read the dubbing script. The dubbing script is a script written by someone based on my screenplay. Thus, in this media, things like "Did the lines I wrote become such as line?" "Did the scene that I wrote become like this?", will impact me the first.
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My second impact will come at the preview. Dubbing script is a process that won't be found in live-action dramas and movies, I was surprised when though I wrote this script with almost the same number of pages as last time, but this dubbing script has almost double the number of pages than the last!"
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'''Question 5: Please tell us the highlights of this movie for you. Finally, do you have any message to the audience?'''
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"I think there are many highlights in the events, characters and action scenes in the movie. As a screenwriter, I would be happy if you could understand the theme a little more. I think there have been many dramas with "past sins" creating "present sins".
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However, there is also "past justice" that can create "present sins" as well. What will people do in that situation? It would be good to show Conan's and Akai's "harmony" and "difference". I wrote with this in mind.
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=== Interview of Image Board, Ioundraw ===
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'''Question 1: It will be the third time to be in charge of image boards for Detective Conan Movies, so they are pretty much defined. What do you think is your position this time?'''
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"It's strange, there are moments when I still don't believe that I'm involved in Conan. It's a well-known manga that I've been reading since I was a child. The fact that I'm in charge of creating images for this on the big screen is so overwhelming that I feel that it's not even real.
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However, I feel that the response to the role given to me steadily increases as I work more on it. I love the characters, but I pack my own ideas without breaking the world's view of this work.
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If my images are useful to the staff, then there is nothing more fulfilling to me. Drawing image boards for Detective Conan Movies is like the facing my childhood. I try to draw with fresh eyes with a feeling of nostalgia while making sure to do work I can be proud of."
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'''Question 2: What kind of image you envisioned from the screenplay for the image boards?''' 
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"I was reading the screenplay while talking with Director Nagaoka and the production team, and I decided to have stylish look this time. Looking at previous movie series as a whole, the scale of the event in this movie is one of the largest and the suspense and action that comes with it are also very thrilling.
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I consciously added a strong contrast in the light and scene construction in order to bring out the roller-coaster-like dramatic twists and turns.
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It will also link nicely to the Akai Family that appears in this work. Akai Family is shrouded in mystery and shadows. It is the shadows that bring out their appeal. Light and shadow, justice and evil, I painstakingly tried to convey the tension between both sides through my images.
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=== Interview of Production Team, Full of Highlights From Each Section As Well ===
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'''Question 1: In the production of this work, The Scarlet Bullet, can you tell us what did you struggle with, what you were particular about, and what was rewarding for you?'''
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"This time, the stage is set between Tokyo and Nagoya. As a result, there are many buildings again just like the previous work. So, I was worried even before it started. It is always difficult with many buildings (laugh). Moreover, unlike Singapore, this time there are fictional places like linear train stations of Shibahama Station and Shin-Nagoya Station. It is very difficult yet interesting to make these fictional places seem real to blend in with real locations. The diector told me that Akai does not match a bright blue sky so I deliberately toned down the day-time sky for this work." ''said Kouki Fukushima, Art Director.''
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"Connecting with the title of "scarlet", there is always red color on someone in those four days. If I only stick to the character's image color, it will be too one-sided. So, I decided on this by considering the connection between the story and the character so that the clothes in the last scene look cool or cute." ''said Fusako Nakao, Color Design.''
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"The compositing section in an animation production combines all the image materials. it involves elevating the work by interpreting and composing the materials created by various creators such as drawing, background, CG, etc. However, similar to cooking, great ingredients do not always result in delicious food, so this can improve or destroy the final work. This is the pain and reward of our section. In The Scarlet Bullet, the themes are vacuum superconducting maglev, sports festival so we aimed to create images that conveys speed and dynamism." ''said Jin Nishiyama, Director of Photography.''
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"The story this time has the major elements related to the story prepared in 3DCG. THe work of creating and incorporating them in each cut is difficult, but it is rewarding to imagine how they are used and the audience reactions to them. In particular, the director placed a lot of emphasis on the vacuum superconducting maglev, and it was created with him proposing various ideas for the designs and textures. I would like to show everyone the vaccum superconducting maglev as soon as possible!" ''said Hiroki Matsukura, the CG Director.'' 
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"In this work, there are various vehicles such as vacuum superconducting maglev, bullet train, automobiles, motorcycles, etc. 3DCG is used in many vehicles and we tried to express various colors and textures according to the situation. Aslo, because vehicles need to interact with characters and the background, we tested them to make sure their look are integrated properly. In some cases, we had to replace the full scene with 3DCG. Creating images that matches Director Nagaoka's vision and requests is both a challenge and rewarding." ''said Hiromitsu Koiwa, the CG Director.''
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'''Question 2: What is the highlight of this work?'''
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"I think it will be hard to notice, but we made many detailed touches so I hope you can enjoy the world of Conan." ''said Kouki Fukushima, Art Director.''
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"Other than the Akai Family, I think you can understand the relationship and thoughts of each characters. I try to adjust the colours so that the characters look good in the scene, I hope you enjoy it while paying attention to such details." ''said  Fusako Nakao, Color Design.''
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"An animation movie is an art form born from a collaboration with many cast and staff, so the attention to detail from every section is condensed. The detailed attention of each section is concentrated. Other than enjoying the actions of Conan and the Akai Family, I hope you can also enjoy the atmosphere, speed and thrill created by our efforts, which might not be obvious at first glance." ''said Jin Nishiyama, Director of Photography.''
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"If I write too much, I will spoil the movie. So, I will express it with an image. The highlight of this movie is the tension in a closed environment like The Bullet Train Movie (1875) by Director Junya Sato and the interaction in the vacuum superconducting maglev. The 3DCG team prepared images that add tension as much as possible as the story develops with the characters trying to solve the case with their all." ''said Hiroki Matsukura, CG Director.''
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"I think the main highlight should be Conan drawing closer to the mystery and the Akai Family, and the key stage of the vacuum superconducting maglev and global sports festivel. I think the content of the movie as a whole has many highlights, such as bold action scenes. Also, 3DCG is used in unexpected places such as characters and background. So, if you pay attention to that area, you may be able to enjoy it from a different perspective." ''said Hiromitsu Koiwa, CG Director.''
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===Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview ===
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'''Date:''' May 18, 2021
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[[File:Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview 2.jpg|150px]]
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<br>'''Shuichi Ikeda:'''<br>
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[[File:Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview 3.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview 4.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview 5.jpg|150px]]
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<br>'''Ryotaro Okiayu:'''<br>
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[[File:Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview 6.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview 7.jpg|150px]]
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<br>'''Noriko Hidaka:'''<br>
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[[File:Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview 8.jpg|150px]]
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[[File:Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview 9.jpg|150px]]
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<br>'''Toshiyuki Morikawa:'''<br>
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[[File:Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview 10.jpg|150px]]
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<br>'''Atsuko Tanaka:'''<br>
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[[File:Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview 11.jpg|150px]]
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<br>'''Chika Nagaoka:'''<br>
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[[File:Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview 12.jpg|150px]]
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<br>'''Takeharu Sakurai:'''<br>
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===Kappei Yamaguchi Volume 100 Interview===
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'''Date:''' October 13, 2021<br>
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'''Published in:''' Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 46/2021
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===Wakana Yamazaki Volume 100 Interview===
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'''Date:''' October 20, 2021<br>
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'''Published in:''' Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 47/2021
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In commemoration of the release of Volume 100, the second interview is with the voice of Ran Mouri, Wakana Yamazaki.
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Although an endless stream of cases occurs around Ran, Ran is strong and is able to defend herself against any threats. But, to Ms.Yamazaki, the most important element is outside of these scenes. On the topic of a normal high-school girl living in the city of Beika.
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Q: Please tell me about your Impressions of Gosho Aoyama <br>
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A: We're close in age, so he's like a big brother to me. He's very sharp, but conversations with him are very relaxed, so he it gives off a feel like a shogi grandmaster. One thing that left a particular impression on me was when there was Evian* on the Menu, and he asked "What kind of drink is this?" It was funny to me because he's so knowledgeable in so many topics, yet he's also kind of in a different world.
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*Translators Note: Evian is a type of bottled water popular in Japan. Think of Fiji water or something along those lines.
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Q: How do you feel about playing the role of Ran Mouri overall? Are there any parts that you feel you have in common with Ran? <br>
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A: Since I've been playing the role for so long, although I'm not the one writing the script, I've started feeling like I am naturally in the story. Ran isn't a member of the police, nor affiliated with the Black Organization, she's just a normal high school girl. Her father just happens to be a detective, and since she only gets dragged into cases because she's with Conan, I feel that it is important to keep a feeling that she's an ordinary person, and that it is important for her to have comforting mundane days where nothing happens. I haven't given much thought about if I am similar to Ran, but in I felt that in the preschool story (vol. 87, "Memories from Sakura Class"), where Ran cries a lot and she's protected by Sonoko, or she gives her place in line for the slide to other kids, I remembered that I was like that when I was a kid too.
 +
 
 +
Q: Have you felt any changes in Ran?<br>
 +
A: The story where we're in London (vol. 71, Holmes' Revelation) and the School Trip (vol. 95, The Scarlet Schooltrip) are where I felt, although slowly, Ran's relationship with Shinichi was changing.
 +
 
 +
Q: Does Yamazaki-san have any feelings like "Ah, Finally!"?<br>
 +
A: Hmm... it might actually be the opposite, where I'm now kinda embarrassed (laughs). Until now, we've said things we wanted to say to each other and had arguments, and that has been fun in its own right. Although they're dating, they're rarely together, and it feels like a long-distance relationship. Although it has been a long time since the manga began, I've heard that within the story not much time has passed, so I felt that Ran hasn't been kept waiting for that long.
 +
 
 +
Q: How do you feel about Shinichi/Conan hiding his identity in order to protect Ran?<br>
 +
A: Until now, there have been many times where Ran got close to finding out Conan's identity, but got deceived, so right now she doesn't seem to have any suspicions... I think the densest character is my (Ran's) dad (laughs). Personally, instead of Conan's identity, not knowing anything about the Black Organization, or although Ran talks to Amuro or Okiya, not knowing their identities feel more frustrating. This is because although she's already surrounded by danger, she doesn't realize it and stays unaware.
 +
 
 +
Q: Have you felt envious of the connection between Conan and Haibara?<br>
 +
A: Conan is Conan and Shinichi is Shinichi, so no. Ran's even said in a conversation with Sonoko that "I thought Conan liked Ai" (Vol. 83, Romance Novelist Murder Case), so I think at most, she watches with a smile as a big sister figure.
 +
 
 +
Q: From the point of Yamazaki-san, what does Ran like about Shinichi?<br>
 +
A: I think his clumsiness. When meeting Shinichi for the first time in preschool, Ran says she "hated" Shinichi, but his blunt nature was just a way to hide his embarrassment and he ended up helping her. Although she might not have had romantic feelings toward Shinichi when she was small, as a childhood friend she saw Shinichi, and in her heart, she thought "Although he tries to be cool, there's a dull part of him too. I know that about him." She realized her feelings in New York (Vol. 35, "Shinichi Kudo's New York Case") after Shinichi helped the serial killer, he said, "There's no logical reason necessary for someone to help another person out." I feel like that's where Ran realized she liked Shinichi in a romantic way.
 +
 
 +
Q: Is there something good about Shinichi, that only Ran can see?<br>
 +
A: Shinichi's earnest sense of justice, and how he tries to be strong are some points that I think Ran likes about Shinichi. I think it would be nice if there are more stories from the past. The story from kindergarten, to when Elementary school when Shinichi suddenly stopped calling Ran "Ran," and instead "Mouri," (Vol 55, Shinichi Kudo's childhood adventure"). Until then, I thought that Ran and Shinichi were childhood friends from infancy, but I realized her relationship with Sonoko was longer.
 +
 
 +
Q: Question from Yamazaki to Hayashibara (VA of Haibara), Takayama (VA of Conan): If you were to play the role of the criminal, what kind of criminal would you portray? Would you like to get caught?<br>
 +
A: When I am asked what role I would like to try in Conan, I always say the criminal (laughs). Portraying the emotional ups and downs until the crime is committed, and my state of mind after the trick is deduced seems interesting to me. I would like to be caught at the end and have everything come to light.
 +
 
 +
Q: Overall, what is Minami Takayama like?<br>
 +
A: Although there may be a lot of murder cases, since it's an anime that kids watch as well, she is very careful in picking her words in order to avoid hurting or making them scared. In order to avoid an explanation becoming too difficult, or a deduction becoming too complicated, she tries changing the way she explains it, and she is very good at seeing things like that and giving advice, and that impresses me a lot. The only person (voice actress) there every time is Minami, so she tries to take responsibility and I think she tried to create a sense of unity.
 +
 
 +
Q: What does Ran think in regard to Haibara?<br>
 +
A: Since Ai is an adult, she doesn't try to approach Ran like Ayumi or the rest of the detective boys. But in the case of the special express train (Vol. 78, Mystery Train), after Ai realizes that there may be the Black Organization aboard the train, Ai grabs Ran's shirt and hides behind her. I wondered "Oh, is she relying on me?" Maybe Ran just seemed like the strongest (laughs). But if that was Ai trusting Ran, I feel like that story is a lot deeper and left an impression.
 +
 
 +
Q: What episode do you like personally?<br>
 +
A: I like the story about Professor Agasa's first love (Vol. 40 "Ginkgo-Colored first love"). No sad cases happened, and the Detective Boys followed the professor and deduced where that person was and found them. On top of that, Ran met that person in the past... I loved that long-lasting overall warmth. That last scene where Agasa may be able to meet with that person in the future also left an impression in my heart.
 +
 
 +
Q: Do you have any messages for the fans?<br>
 +
A: Since we're at volume 100, the fans are probably more knowledgeable than I am, and I probably need to re-read, or else there may be things I forget (laughs). Since it doesn't seem to end anytime soon, I will continue enjoying Conan as a fan of the manga, and I am also excited to see how that will be translated into the Manga.
 +
 
 +
</spoiler>
 +
 
 +
===Megumi Hayashibara Volume 100 Interview===
 +
'''Date:''' October 25, 2021<br>
 +
'''Published in:''' Weekly Shonen Sunday S issue 12/2021
 +
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[[File:Megumi_Hayashibara_Volume_100_Interview_3.jpg|150px|]]
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</div>
 +
</div>
 +
 
 +
</spoiler>
 +
 
 +
===Minami Takayama Volume 100 Interview===
 +
'''Date:''' October 27, 2021<br>
 +
'''Published in:''' Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 48/2021
 +
<spoiler>
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[[File:Minami_Takayama_Volume_100_Interview_3.jpg|150px|]]
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</div>
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 +
</spoiler>
 +
 
 +
=== [世界はまんがで出来ている]Tokyo FM Volume 100 Special Interview - Featuring Detective Conan's Editor-In Charge, Gosho Aoyama, Takahiro Arai, and Mayuko Kanba ===
 +
'''Date:''' October 23, 2021 and October 30, 2021
 +
<spoiler>
 +
'''Source:'''
 +
* - https://twitter.com/sekaihamangade
 +
* - https://radiko.jp/share/?sid=FMT&t=20211030190000&noreload=1
 +
* - https://radiko.jp/share/?sid=FMT&t=20211023190000&noreload=1
 +
* - https://www.tfm.co.jp/mangaworld/
 +
 
 +
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'''Raw:'''
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 +
=== Part 1: Featuring Aoyama Gosho, Arai Takahiro and Kanba Mayuko ===
 +
明日は…
 +
100巻記念！「#名探偵コナン」大特集
 +
 +
青山剛昌先生の番組独自アンケートをご紹介！
 +
さらに！『ゼロの日常』新井隆広先生と、
 +
『犯人の犯沢さん』かんばまゆこ先生のアンケートも
 +
 +
ゲストは、パーパーのあいなぷぅさんと担当編集の松本さん！
 +
 +
_____________________________________________________________
 +
 +
Q.青山先生は安室透の人気についてどう思われていますか？
 +
A.「安室の人気はただただビックリです。
 +
そしてありがとうございます！」
 +
 
 +
_______________________________________________________________
 +
 +
リクエスト曲
 +
青山先生の一番好きな曲！
 +
「1000のバイオリン」のオーケストラバージョン
 +
「1001のバイオリン」/ブルーハーツ
 +
をお届けしました
 +
 +
_______________________________________________________________
 +
 +
かんばまゆこ先生
 +
「かっこいいシーンでかっこいいキャラがかっこいいポーズでかっこいいセリフをかっこよく言う、
 +
これをやるのって本当に大変で勇気がいるすごい事です！
 +
（↓続く）
 +
 +
私は「犯人の犯沢さん」の連載前から
 +
この100％振りきることをアオヤマニズムと呼び、大ゴマでギャグを描くときに
 +
勇気をもらっていました。青山先生は本当にすごいです！」
 +
 +
____________________________________________________________________
 +
 
 +
新井隆広先生
 +
「顔の奥の目が大きく誇張されて描かれる。
 +
有名なイラストレーターである、さいとうなおきさんも指摘していたが こうすることにより 人物の顔が華やかに見えるそうです。歌舞伎の見栄に近い効果ではと分析なさっていた」
 +
実際、青山先生はコナンの絵を描くとき「目」から描かれる！
 +
 +
___________________________________________________________________
 +
 
 +
青山剛昌先生の番組独自アンケート！
 +
『ゼロの日常』新井隆広先生と、
 +
『犯人の犯沢さん』かんばまゆこ先生のアンケートもご紹介！
 +
 +
「名探偵コナン」あるある
 +
かんば先生も「やっぱり阿笠博士があやしい」と考察・・・！
 +
新井先生「あるあるが語られるほど様式美として作品世界が成立していることにすごさを感じる」
 +
 +
Q.毎回トリックは、どのように考えていますか！？
 +
また、一番悩まれたトリックは？
 +
 +
A.「トリックは編集さんと何時間もかけて考えてます。
 +
毎回毎回悩んでいるので、一番がつけられないです(笑)」
 +
 +
なんと、一回の打ち合わせは短くても１２時間
 +
 +
Q.青山先生の作品には幼馴染キャラがよく登場されますが、幼馴染属性がお好きなのでしょうか？
 +
素敵な思い出などがあるのでしょうか？
 +
 +
A.「素敵な思い出はまったくないですけど、幼馴染の設定は大好きです！あとでなんとでも掘り起こせるので♪」
 +
 +
Q.青山先生の1日のルーティンは！？休みはあるのでしょうか？
 +
 +
A.「最近はあります。
 +
『艦これ』をぼちぼちやって、月曜8時から9時に『あつ森』のコメントを更新、それが日課です(笑)
 +
だいたい寝るのは朝の6時から7時で、起きるのは昼の1時くらいかな？」
 +
 +
 
 +
=== Part 2: Featuring DC Editor In-Charge ===
 +
 +
毎週、30分だけログインできる仮想空間のラジオ番組！
 +
狩野英孝と倉持由香が「まんが王国」にある膨大なデータを基に、おしゃべりしていきます。
 +
 +
☆祝100巻記念！「名探偵コナン」大特集その②☆
 +
 +
ゲストに「名探偵コナン」担当編集の松本さんと、舟本さんが登場！
 +
「名探偵コナン」を通して、編集のお仕事などについて迫っていきます
 +
 +
明日の #せかまん は・・・
 +
 +
100巻記念！「#名探偵コナン」大特集 その②
 +
 +
ゲストに、担当編集の松本さんと、舟本さんが登場
 +
「名探偵コナン」を通して、編集のお仕事などについて迫っていきます
 +
 +
________________________________________________________________________
 +
 +
編集を担当したことでわかる青山先生の凄さ
 +
 +
コナンの目について：
 +
イラストを描かれるとき、必ず目線が読者の方を向くように意識されている！
 +
 +
__________________________________________________________________________
 +
 +
青山先生は、ドラマ、ラブコメをよくご覧になる！
 +
「アンナチュラル」がお好きなんだそう！
 +
コナンは「殺人ラブコメ」
 +
 +
________________________________________________________________________
 +
 +
編集のかたの【1週間ルーティン】
 +
打ち合わせ→2日〜3日ネーム→打ち合わせ→原稿アップ
 +
ネーム待ちの間は、アニメの話、宣伝活動、記事、単行本の打ち合わせなど様々なお仕事が・・・！
 +
 +
「名探偵コナン」でエゴサーチすることもあります！
 +
 +
打ち合わせでは、流石にバレないだろうと思っていても、
 +
考察で「すごい速さで解かれてる・・・」と思うことも
 +
 +
___________________________________________________________________________
 +
 +
Q.「名探偵コナン」最終回の構成は決まっているのでしょうか？
 +
 +
A.「青山先生曰く、『当然です！いつそれを発表するかは言えませんけど…』」
 +
 +
Q コナンの最後は知っていますか？
 +
 +
A 松本さん「………………知っています」
 +
 +
Q.次回作に関しては…！？
 +
 +
A.「その時になってみないとわからないかな…コナンじゃできない超能力もの…かなあ…」
 +
 +
コナンでなんでもやっているということで、「超能力かなあ…」とのこと！
 +
 +
101巻に収録される話で新キャラが登場！
 +
「名探偵コナン」はまだまだ終わらない・・・！
 +
 +
_____________________________________________________________________________
 +
 +
青山先生、松本さん、舟本さんが「心に刺さったアドバイス」
 +
 +
松本さん
 +
初めて担当をした「スーパーマリオくん」の沢田ユキオ先生から
 +
「子供はボケツッコミで、ボケだけだと笑いどころがわからないから必ずツッコんであげなきゃいけないんだよ。」
 +
 +
舟本さん
 +
お姉さんのアシスタントをしていた時代
 +
「編集者も漫画家も２４時間365日、ずっと漫画のことを考えないといけないんだよ」
 +
制限されず、好きなこと考えられるということを真摯に漫画家に伝えていたシーンに救われたそう！
 +
 +
青山先生
 +
「『まじっく快斗』『探偵ジョージのミニミニ大作戦』を同時にやってた時、とても忙しくなってしまい絵を飛ばして描いてしまったところ
 +
堀さんという編集さんに「お前、絵が下手になったな」とまず言われ、「手を抜くと読者にバレるぞ…離れていくよ…」と言われました。心が痛かったです」
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 +
_________________________________________________________________________________
 +
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 +
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 +
 
 +
'''Summary:'''
 +
In commemoration of the release of Volume 100, Tokyo FM's [世界はまんがで出来ている] conducted a 2-part special featuring Detective Conan's Editor-In Charge, Gosho Aoyama, Arai Takahiro, and Kanba Mayuko. The following is a compilation by Kemo of the Twitter Thread by the Host of the Radio Show which includes a few questions they thought might be of interest to the readers/listeners. Please note that this is not an exhaustive version of the Airing.
 +
 
 +
'''Highlights:'''
 +
 
 +
# Aoyama often watches dramas and romantic comedies! He likes the Japanese Series "Unnatural."
 +
# Gosho Aoyama views Conan as a Murder and love-comedy series 
 +
# Gosho is amazed at the popularity of Amuro
 +
# When the Editor In-Charge, Matsumoto, was asked if he knew the ending of the series, he responded by saying "Yes, I know..."
 +
# Aoyama-sensei's favorite song is the orchestral version of "1001 Violins" by Blue Hearts
 +
# Hanzawa's Mangaka, Kanba Mayuko, finds Agasa Suspicious
 +
# Arai Takahiro finds it amazing that the world of the Detective Conan is so stylized, which allows people to talk about lots of small things.
 +
# Gosho spends many hours with his editors trying to come up with creative tricks, he says it's hard to pick the best one everytime, and that meetings with the editors can last at least 12 hours at a time.
 +
# When Asked If he likes the "Childhood friendship" elements and/or has any personal memories of some of his own, Gosho responded saying he doesn't have any personal memories but likes "Childhood friendships" because he can always conveniently dig them up and use them later on.
 +
# Aoyama has been playing a lot of "KanColle" recently
 +
# Aoyama's Monday morning's (8am - 9am) is usually spent on updating AC Hints.
 +
# Aoyama usually sleeps at 6/7 am and wakes up at 1pm
 +
# Aoyama: ''"When I was working on "Magic Kaito" and "Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy" at the same time, I was so busy that I skipped a drawing. The first thing the editor, Mr. Hori, said to me was, "You've become terrible at drawing," and then he said, "If you cut corners, your readers will find out...they'll leave you..." It was heartbreaking. It was heartbreaking."''
 +
# When the Editor In-Charge was asked "Do you have a plan for the final episode of Detective Conan?", he answered "According to Aoyama-sensei, 'Of course! I can't say when I'll announce it, but...'"
 +
</spoiler>
 +
 
 +
= 2022 =
 +
=== Gosho Aoyama x Takahiro Arai Special Talk ===
 +
'''Date''': April 1, 2022 & April 7, 2022<br>
 +
'''Published in''': Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 18/2022 & issue 19/2022
 +
<spoiler>
 +
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 +
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 +
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Takahiro Arai Talk 2.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Takahiro Arai Talk 1.jpg|150px|]]
 +
 
 +
'''Part 2'''<br>
 +
[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Takahiro Arai Talk 4.jpg|150px|]]
 +
[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Takahiro Arai Talk 3.jpg|150px|]]
 +
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 +
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 +
</spoiler>
 +
 
 +
=== Gosho Aoyama x Eiichiro Oda OVER 100 Miracle Talk ===
 +
'''Date''': July 25, 2022 & July 27, 2022<br>
 +
'''Published in''': Weekly Shonen Jump issue 34/2022 & Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 35/2022
 +
<spoiler>
 +
'''Source:'''<br>[https://imgur.com/a/7MyMVXc Part 1 Raw]<br>[https://imgur.com/a/1QmBlmg Part 2 Raw]<br>[http://wsstalkback.blogspot.com/2022/07/mysterious-pirates-of-sunday-seas_22.html Part 1 Translation]<br>[http://wsstalkback.blogspot.com/2022/07/mysterious-pirates-of-sunday-seas.html Part 2 Translation]
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 +
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 +
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 1.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 3.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 2.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 5.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 4.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 7.jpg|150px|]]
 +
[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 6.jpg|150px|]]<br>
 +
 
 +
'''Part 2'''<br>
 +
[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 8.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 10.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 9.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 12.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 11.jpg|150px|]]<br>
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 14.jpg|150px|]]
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[[File:Aoyama Gosho x Eiichiro Oda Talk 13.jpg|150px|]]
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 +
'''Translation by @WSJ_Manga and @Wsstalkback:'''<br>
 +
'''Part 1'''<br>
 +
Last year, both ONE PIECE and Detective Conan surpassed 100 volumes. A miraculous dialogue between the two mangaka who have been at the forefront of the manga industry for many years has finally come to fruition!!
 +
 
 +
'''‘Jump’ and ‘Sunday’ Back Then…'''
 +
 
 +
'''– In a previous interview, Aoyama-sensei said that “it’d be interesting to have a talk with Oda-kun. As comrades who will reach 100 volumes simultaneously, I would like to talk about various things”. Oda-sensei answered in a comment that he “had never met him, but feels like a comrade in arms. I know how tough getting to 100 volumes is, Aoyama-san! Congrats on 100 volumes of Conan!”. This legendary talk is now finally coming true.'''
 +
 
 +
'''Aoyama:''' Oda-kun doesn’t really show his face much, so it’s an honor to actually see it haha.
 +
 
 +
'''Oda:''' Aoyama-san does show his face in a lot of places, though. But I’m really happy. I didn’t think I’d ever met you.
 +
 
 +
'''Aoyama:''' Me neither haha. I always thought there wouldn’t ever be a future in which I met you.
 +
 
 +
'''Oda:''' I was pretty impressed earlier because I got a business card from Weekly Shonen Sunday’s Editor-in-Chief. “I got a Sunday business card! This kind of stuff actually happens!”, haha.
 +
 
 +
'''– I have been looking for something you have in common, and it seems Oda-sensei was born in 1975 while Aoyama-sensei was born in 1963. You both share the same zodiac sign having been born in the Year of the Rabbit.'''
 +
 
 +
'''Aoyama:''' That’s right. Do you know about that Year of the Rabbit legend? Tetsuya Chiba-sensei was born in 1939, and Mitsuru Adachi-sensei was born in 1951. Both of them were also born in the Year of the Rabbit, separated by 12 years. I was also born 12 years after Mitsuru Adachi-sensei, and you were born 12 years exactly after me. We got no one after that.
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'''Oda:''' I wish we could fit Akira Toriyama-sensei somewhere, but he doesn’t belong to the Year of the Rabbit haha. …I do have to recognize I have only known much about Weekly Shonen Jump. Do you have knowledge on other magazines, Aoyama-san?
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'''Aoyama:''' Not really. At first, I brought my work to Weekly Shonen Magazine, and I was told “it didn’t really fit with them, so take it to a different publication”. That’s when I brought my work to Sunday, and that’s where I have been since then.
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'''Oda:''' You made your debut in 1986, right? What hits were there back before you debuted?
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'''Aoyama:''' Well, I was a ‘Magazine Kid’, so it’s not like I read much of Jump, but I still enjoyed works like ‘1·2 no Sanshirou’ by Makoto Kobayashi and ‘Ore wa Teppei’ by Tetsuya Chiba. When it comes to Sunday, it was Mitsuru Adachi’s ‘Touch’.
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'''Oda:''' I did read ‘Touch’, and also Mitsuru Adachi’s ‘Rough’.
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'''Aoyama:''' I also remember watching Rumiko Takahashi’s ‘Urusei Yatsura’ TV Anime.
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'''Oda:''' After debuting, you serialized ‘Magic Kaito’, ‘YAIBA’ and ‘3rd Base 4th’, being ‘Detective Conan’ your fourth work.
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'''Aoyama:''' Right. Meanwhile, Oda-kun hasn’t drawn any series other than ONE PIECE?
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'''Oda:''' Indeed. I’m a one-hit wonder.
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'''Aoyama:''' A one-hit wonder! With a way-too-big one-hit haha.
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'''Oda:''' What other series were serializing on Sunday when you started ‘Detective Conan’?
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'''Aoyama:''' Well, it was a truly amazing time back then. Rumiko Takahashi’s ‘Ranma ½’, Kazuhiro Fujita’s ‘Ushio to Tora’, Mitsuru Adachi’s ‘H2’, Nishimori Hiroyuki’s ‘Kyou Kara Ore Wa!!’... The line-up was absolutely terrifying.
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'''Oda:''' I did read ‘Ranma ½’, it was really fun! Just reading different magazines, no matter how much time you spend on it, what you end up reading or seeing is completely different too. Back when ‘Detective Conan’ started, Jump had Akira Toriyama’s ‘Dragon Ball’ and Takehiko Inoue’s ‘SLAM DUNK’.
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'''Aoyama:''' I read ‘Dragon Ball’! I love Toriyama-sensei’s art.
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'''Oda:''' I was a ‘jumper’ at that time, but this is something I wanted to ask you if we could ever meet: how did you view Jump back then? Jump sales were incredibly overwhelming during that time, but a bit of conflict came later when Weekly Shonen Magazine surpassed its circulation numbers.
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'''Aoyama:''' I have to apologize, but I didn’t care at all about that haha.
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'''Oda:''' Ah, so you didn’t even bother with it haha.
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'''– I would like to ask about your thoughts and memories back when your series started. When you both published your very first chapter, what was it like?'''
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'''Oda:''' I started serializing ‘ONE PIECE’ in 1997, two years after ‘Dragon Ball’ ended in 1995. It was a shock for all of us newcomers who came to the magazine to claim the series’ abandoned throne. At that time, the fight for the place ‘Dragon Ball’ left would begin, and for 2 years everyone would get their series compared and completely crushed, until I finally survived.
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'''Aoyama:''' Amazing haha.
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'''Oda:''' It was a time in which both ‘Dragon Ball’ and ‘SLAM DUNK’ ended right after the other, and lots of people thought Jump would be in huge trouble. I remember the cover of the Jump issue in which my series started appeared on the front page of a newspaper, showing the cover of ‘ONE PIECE’ next to the headline ‘Jump is overtaken by Magazine’. And it’s not like I had any responsibility over it at all haha, but I still remember feeling really frustrated.
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'''Aoyama:''' As for me, when the first chapter of ‘Detective Conan’ was going to be published, I was supposedly going to appear at the center of the cover of the magazine. Thing is, during the World Cup Preliminaries, Masashi Nakayama scored a really great goal and my cover was replaced with him… That’s why Conan’s cover, which was supposed to appear with the first chapter of the series, had the bad luck to appear with the second chapter instead haha.
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'''The Competitive Spirit Created by Jump'''
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'''– What do you two think of each other and other mangaka who also have successful works?'''
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'''Oda:''' After ‘Dragon Ball’ ended, the world of shonen manga was dominated by two works, ‘Detective Conan’ and ‘The Kindaichi Case Files’. Conan was always winning.
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'''Aoyama:''' Ah… Seriously? Haha.
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'''Oda:''' That was indeed my perspective. Jump’s supporting hit work back then was ‘Rurouni Kenshin’ by Nobuhiro Watsuki. I was one of Watsuki-sensei’s assistants. I won’t really hesitate saying this, we were proud our seniors led the shonen manga world with battle-focused manga, so we honestly thought “mystery manga shouldn’t be at the top of shonen manga” haha. Watsuki-sensei himself had the stance that “if a series wasn’t always performing like his, it couldn’t be at the top of Jump”. That’s why I always considered ‘Detective Conan’ an enemy to me and thus didn’t read it. I even had thoughts such as “I’ll drag you down, haha…”. Not joking, I used to think of you as an enemy until now haha!
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'''Aoyama:''' No way, an enemy!? Oh my haha!
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'''Oda:''' Looking at your reply, it seems it was only me who thought we had some sort of rivalry haha. Please, say something like “that’s how Jump should be”! Have you ever looked at someone as a rival?
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'''Aoyama:''' Not really. When it comes to Kanari Yozaburo, Seimaru Amagi and Satou Fumiya’s ‘The Kindaichi Case Files’, I used to have this “I won’t lose” feeling, but they’re still series with pretty different genres.
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'''Oda:''' When I looked at the whole manga industry and glanced at the top, ‘Detective Conan’ was always there. I was pretty aware of it all when I was nothing more than a newbie, but it is true that when you reach the top, you stop seeing it.
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'''Aoyama:''' But I was overtaken right away, right? Or am I wrong? Haha.
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'''Oda:''' I was pretty desperate back then, so I’m not entirely sure how it all went. Since I started this series I've been trying to do my best for myself, so I stopped looking at my surroundings.
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'''Aoyama:''' That’s amazing, but it was really hard for me too. Doing a detective series on my own requires me to always think about my story and art, which leaves me no time to think about any other series.
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'''Oda:''' Basically, the moment you start a serialization, you stop looking at what’s around you! I have a lot of respect for you, being able to still continue during all this time.
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'''– Have you ever thought of rookie mangaka as your rivals?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' Rivals… I wonder. I guess others are others, and I am myself haha.
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'''Oda:''' You’re pretty peaceful. When did you build that kind of mentality?
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'''Aoyama:''' I would say from the very beginning.
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'''Oda:''' For real!? Didn’t it feel like a competition when you were younger?
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'''Aoyama:''' When I was younger, other detective works started to appear on Sunday since ‘Detective Conan’ was performing well, so I did have that feeling of ‘not wanting to lose’, but that’s about it. It may sound weird, but I don’t think I ever felt like I had any enemy. As I mentioned earlier, ‘The Kindaichi Case Files’ was there, but it was a different work.
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'''Oda:''' I see your enemy scope are mystery series.
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'''Aoyama:''' Yep. But still, there weren’t many mangaka drawing detective series back then, so I felt it was something I was doing on my own. That’s how I concluded others are others, and I am myself.
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'''Oda:''' For me, it has been during these past few years that I have been able to keep a similar state of mind. Until now, I have been aware readers often get disappointed if ‘ONE PIECE’ doesn’t publish a new chapter, and I felt responsible for that. It has all changed lately thanks to new, younger writers that have grown up in Jump and rather support me even when I’m on a break, taking a lot of weight off my shoulders. This is also why I have stopped caring about fighting with other manga series. It truly feels like I have finally the freedom to face my fans at my own pace.
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'''Aoyama:''' Ooh! It seems you have been pretty busy until now.
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'''Oda:''' I wonder why, though? Is Jump’s system that bad? Haha. It’s a fierce competition. If what you draw is not good enough, it will obviously get canceled. Is it the same for Sunday?
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'''Aoyama:''' Yes it is. But on that Sunday from the old days, editors wouldn’t tell mangaka their series’ rankings. After ‘Detective Conan’ reached Chapter 10, I had to ask them to give the rankings to me and started to follow them secretly.
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'''Oda:''' Perhaps Jump shows the rankings and questionnaires deliberately to their mangaka in order to fuel their inner fighting spirit. That’s something anyone, even I, worries about when starting a series, since you always want to know if you can survive or not.
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'''– ‘YAIBA’, your serialization before ‘Detective Conan’, managed to reach 1st place in the rankings 2 times during its final chapters, right?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' Yes! I was so happy to finally reach 1st place I asked the editorial department to put it in my coffin, since I was sure I’d die from overwork haha.
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'''Oda:''' I see you had some attachment to numbers! Don’t you feel some frustration if you lose those placements, then?
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'''Aoyama:''' Yeah, but ‘Detective Conan’ has been in 1st place since the series pretty much started… It’s a bit odious to say that, so I’ll stop haha.
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'''Oda:''' Haha, I understand that feeling too.
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'''– How much pressure have you both felt carrying the flagship of the magazine for so long?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' Pressure? Zero haha.
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'''Oda:''' That’s the same for me!
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'''Aoyama:''' I mean, I thought it was Shogakukan’s fault for letting me draw this series haha.
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'''Oda:''' I have always been conscious of my own selfishness, so the more my fighting spirit grew, the more I thought it was my whole fault if the series had to end or fell in popularity.
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'''– That’s really hard to imagine.'''
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'''Aoyama:''' Honestly, if I had felt pressure, I wouldn’t have been able to draw.
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'''Oda:''' Yeah. If you stop to think about it for a second, it’s kinda scary how much stuff I sometimes have to carry. I think only people with our kind of personality can survive through all of this.
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'''Aoyama:''' I think so too.
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'''– What do you think of each other’s art?'''
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'''Oda:''' It’s appealing. It’s super appealing! Even when my only knowledge was about art, I thought it was really unique. Honestly, distinct and unusual art styles are the ones who can survive in this manga world. And it wasn't only that, but when I read the series I felt a mysterious appeal. Kids, adult men and women can all feel that same charm and become fond of the series, which is why I always thought it would become a success.
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'''Aoyama:''' I was really surprised when I saw there wasn’t a scene of Luffy eating the Gomu Gomu no Mi! If it had been me, I would have drawn a “Dokkun” SFX after he ate it haha. In ‘Detective Conan’, the main character also changes his body after consuming a drug, but even if I try to draw those same sensations, I think ‘ONE PIECE’ expressions feel way fresher. Also, those elder designs from the Gorosei who appear in the Levely Arc are amazing! I honestly don’t know how to draw those.
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'''Oda:''' I think that was something good from my younger self. I made them appear a long time ago, but when I look back into it now, I don’t think their designs were bad at all. Still, those characters haven’t really shown their actual value yet.
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'''Team ‘Detective Conan’, Team ‘ONE PIECE’'''
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'''– When it comes to TV Anime adaptations, many voices end up overlapping. Yamaguchi Kappei voices Shinichi Kudo, Kaito Kid and Usopp; Ikeda Shuichi voices Akai and Shanks; Furuya Toru voices Amuro and Sabo; Ootani Ikue voices Mitsuhiko and Chopper…'''
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'''Aoyama:''' No wonder they do overlap considering both anime have been going on for a quarter of a century.
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'''Oda:''' When I watched ‘Detective Conan: The Bride of Halloween’, I was surprised at how many voices I did recognize. Yuriko Yamaguchi, who voices Nico Robin, appears (as Christine Richard). In the Dressrosa Arc, there were a lot of voice actors from ‘Detective Conan’! Megumi Hayashibara, who voices Ai Haibara, played the role of Rebecca.
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'''Aoyama:''' Furuya Toru, who voices Amuro, also appears as Sabo, a pretty good role! And Ikeda Shuichi voices Shanks in your upcoming FILM RED, right Oda-kun? He also voices Akai Shuichi in ‘Detective Conan’, which is a pretty popular role.
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'''Oda:''' He didn’t appear in your last movie, did he?
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'''Aoyama:''' In ‘The Bride of Halloween’... Fufufu, haha.
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'''Oda:''' But in ‘Detective Conan’ he does appear more frequently, right? In ‘ONE PIECE’ many times the members of the crew have to separate, so there’s a lot of examples of regular characters who take holidays quite often. “Sanji came to dub for the first time after 3 years”, haha.
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'''Aoyama:''' It took 7 years since Akai left and appeared again, and I even thought of spoiling it after 2 years had passed. Vermouth also took 5 years to appear once again in the TV Anime since her last appearance.
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'''Oda:''' I didn’t expect for the TV Anime to continue for so long, many of the voice actors are getting old. Some time ago, Mayumi Tanaka, who voices Luffy, asked us with worry what would happen if she died, so Masako Nozawa, who voices Kureha, told her “If you die, I’ll take your role” haha. I hope they all stay as healthy as possible. Aoyama-san, do you usually talk to the voice actors?
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'''Aoyama:''' Before Coronavirus happened, we had ‘movie launch parties’, so we used to talk a lot. Some time ago, I saw a fireworks display from my living room, so I called all the voice actors and improvised a huge banquet in my house. It was really fun, even though it was still a lot of work haha. You keep doing it, right Oda-kun? That’s amazing.
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'''Oda:''' We usually just do self-service, and I tell them I’m doing a takoyaki party! Then I cook it all without asking the others haha!
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'''– Oda-sensei, you said in an old interview that you are “glad to be close with all the anime staff”, and all of this really does give the impression you get along with animation and production staff.'''
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'''Oda:''' Yeah, it’s always been that way. The TV Anime started a really long time ago. All of them have become my relatives at this point. Even my children have known them since they were small, so it’s almost like a family relationship.
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'''Aoyama:''' Mine’s not that far of a relationship, but I have stated many times with determination that “this actor should voice this character”. For example, Koichi Yamadera, who voiced Tsutomu Akai, a character that recently appeared in the anime, was chosen by me. I sometimes also change the characters in the manga after listening to the voices of their voice actors, thinking to myself “so this is their voice”.
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'''Oda:''' I shifted Chopper’s role to a mascot character after hearing his voice in the TV Anime, even when I had a policy of not drawing mascot characters, but Ootani Ikue’s voice was too cute haha.
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'''Aoyama:''' It’s the same for me! When I heard Ootani’s voice as Mitsuhiko, I thought it was so cute I started to draw his character cuter.
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'''Oda:''' Aoyama-san, you also overlap voice actor names with their roles, right? Like Takagi-san or Furuya-san.
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'''Aoyama:''' Wataru Takagi-san had an unnamed role back then, but when his character appeared in the TV Anime he became Detective Takagi because he introduced himself saying “Please call me Takagi”. I made him take responsibility and even appear in the series with his real name haha. Furuya Toru’s case is, in fact, a homage to Gundam’s Amuro Rei, a name I separated to give birth to two names: Furuya Rei and Amuro Toru. I hope ‘Gundam’ fans will be pleased with this. Did you watch ‘Gundam’, Oda-kun?
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'''Oda:''' I did see ‘Gundam’, and I liked it. But I think the experiences we had with it are pretty different.
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'''Aoyama:''' I see, then you didn’t watch the ‘First Gundam’ (Mobile Suit Gundam)?
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'''Oda:''' No, it was indeed the ‘First Gundam’. The boom of the series happened back during your teen times, Aoyama-san, and after that, when I was a little kid, a second boom came. I was under the impression that those rebroadcasts were already a big hit.
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'''– How are you two usually involved with your series’ movies?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' I involve myself since the very beginning of the movie. From scenarios to the content, up to getting too involved and frowned upon haha.
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'''Oda:''' Also, ‘Detective Conan’ releases a movie every year, right? I wonder if the disconnected nature of the stories in the series is what makes it work so well, since in my case every chapter is connected to each other. I have to continuously think about the story in the weekly serialization, so I can’t really think about different stories. I guess our brains work differently.
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'''Aoyama:''' Usually, one case lasts about 3 to 6 chapters in ‘Detective Conan’, which makes it easier to plan for a movie. But in ‘ONE PIECE’, any case lasts too long haha. That length may be what makes it difficult to make more movies for the series. It seems pretty hard to handle some sort of side-trip to a different island when all the characters are already on their journey to find the One Piece.
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'''Oda:''' Not only that, but the crewmates onboard keep increasing so with anything that happens there is not only one reaction, which just makes the story keep getting extended. Let’s put it this way, if the number of detectives in ‘Detective Conan’ increased, wouldn’t that give you trouble?
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'''Aoyama:''' I really don’t want to increase the detective team… Hahaha, I’ll definitely not increase it.
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'''– What was your experience watching each other’s movies?'''
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'''Oda:''' ‘The Bride of Halloween’ was really cool!! I was surprised when I heard ‘Detective Conan’ was increasing its female readership since I have always thought it was just a shonen series in which a bunch of little kids resolve cases. I wondered why that was, and completely understood it when I saw the movie. “Ah, so they really like the police characters and all these handsome grown men”.
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'''Aoyama:''' Out of all of Oda-kun’s movies, the one I like the most is ‘ONE PIECE FILM GOLD’. It was fun since I have always liked sparkling places like Las Vegas haha. I want to go to that Casino Ship, Gran Tesoro!
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'''Oda:''' Seriously!? Thank you!
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'''Aoyama:''' If I had to mention something all of our movies have in common, is that in ‘ONE PIECE’ and ‘Detective Conan’ there’s always an ‘expansion’ in the ending.
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'''Oda:''' That’s the right and classic way of royal-road shonen manga, isn’t it?
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'''Aoyama:''' Oh no, I’m not referring to the narrative with ‘expansion’. In ‘Detective Conan’ we expand soccer balls, and in ‘ONE PIECE’ Luffy can expand his whole body. The bigger they are, the more exciting it is!
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'''Oda:''' So that’s what you meant haha. Big is always justice, I guess it’s pretty clear we’re both from Ultraman’s era.
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'''Aoyama:''' I remember that in ‘FILM GOLD’, there were turtles moving cars at the Turtle Car Race. Are you the one that comes up with these ideas?
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'''Oda:''' I usually leave all the ideas to the scriptwriter, and I only check the contents of the movie and fix whatever needs to be fixed. Movies belong to directors so that’s something I shouldn’t be doing, but if I don’t do that, I can’t really take responsibility. You draw key frames for your movies, right?
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'''Aoyama:''' I’ve been fulfilling that role since the very first movie, ‘The Time-Bombed Skyscraper’, and it has been increasing steadily. This year I have drawn around 20 key frames.
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'''Oda:''' I’m pretty sure fans can easily notice which are drawn by you!
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'''Aoyama:''' You could draw movie key frames too, Oda-kun.
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'''Oda:''' If I were to put too much work into the movies, then I wouldn’t be able to continue regularly with the weekly series, so it’s difficult to handle. I do know that in order to maintain the series popularity I have to attract new fans and generate more worldwide buzz with a movie at least once every three years, but it’s honestly really hard! I know if I have to do it I’ll be pretty picky, I’m aware of my own personality even if at first I didn’t really like it haha. In the end, I end up meddled even in advertisement processes, I check the booklets handled at theaters and their production deadlines, and just supervise everything. I also keep an eye on posters’ layouts and design.
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'''Aoyama:''' You seriously love this hahaha.
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'''Oda:''' Still, I feel bad for my junior mangaka. I created a culture at Jump in which the movie would be a success if the original author gets involved, so everyone has started to be borrowed to work on them. To my surprise though, these youngsters are really enjoying it.
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'''Aoyama:''' Not at all, I think it’s really good! Everyone seems to be enjoying it!
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'''– What do you think of your protagonists?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' Conan is everyone’s organizer.
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'''Oda:''' To me, Luffy is the easiest character to draw. I always knew that he would be the character that would stay the longest with me.
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'''– If that’s so, what character do you think you’re the only person that can write them?'''
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'''Oda:''' I think that’s still Luffy. Many scriptwriters try to deal with him but I have to fix his sentences all the time, otherwise people wouldn’t accept him as the Luffy they know. Does ‘Detective Conan’ have a character like that? A character that always needs to have their lines fixed?
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'''Aoyama:''' In my series it would be Gin! Everyone always tries to make him say “I’ll kill everyone” and I have to tell them “No, he wouldn’t ever say that” hahaha.
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'''Oda:''' I understand that, the character we always must fix in any movie is the same character only we can write. It’s a pretty weird relationship, isn’t it? From a reader’s perspective you can notice small details if the character acts differently, but as scriptwriters it feels like a completely different character.
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'''Aoyama:''' I always have to 100% fix Gin. Lately, scriptwriters just hand me the script so I directly fix him hahaha. Sometimes it’s written as some sort of love-comedy scene, like “Aoyama-sensei, save me”, and I’m like “Eeeh? Seriously?” hahaha.
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'''Oda:''' Then you immediately fix it, the work becomes a success and they keep relying on you.
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'''Aoyama:''' Exactly haha. But it does make me happy they rely on me!
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'''‘Detective Conan’ and ‘ONE PIECE’ Decisive Points'''
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'''– If you look back at the more than 100 volumes you both have published, which would you say was your most decisive point in the series?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' That’s hard to say, but if I had to choose some point, it would be the chapter I wrote back when I was discharged from the hospital after taking a break due to a sudden illness. That chapter started with Akai and Amuro pointing their pistols at each other (Volume 95, Chapter 1009).
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'''Oda:''' That sounds so cool! When was that chapter released?
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'''Aoyama:''' Four years ago. I took a long break, so for my comeback I had to draw something popular, which pushed me to make that cool scene. Although until then I hadn’t really been writing anything in the series aiming at that moment.
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'''Oda:''' I feel the exact same as you, but my decisive point would be something more recent. Luffy got a new power-up called ‘Gear 5th’, which is something I have wanted to draw for a long time.
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'''– It’s surprising you both chose such relatively recent chapters. In ‘ONE PIECE’ Chapter 1044, the real name of the Gomu Gomu no Mi is revealed, and Gear 5th appears letting Luffy fight changing his whole body.'''
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'''Oda:''' I drew this because I really want to have fun, and I think that it’s okay if people don't like it. I just want to play around with my battles. Since I was an assistant, I have felt that silly expressions that were so characteristic in manga have been gradually lost. Putting a light bulb in a character’s head when they come up with some idea, or making the character’s legs go in circles when they’re running, for example.
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'''Aoyama:''' Right, also those eyes popping out.
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'''Oda:''' I have always loved those symbolic expressions, but they keep disappearing. Nobody draws them anymore even though they’re our predecessors' creations who also left many formulae we still use. Battle manga has to keep getting more and more serious to keep up with readers’ expectations and I honestly hate that. I definitely don’t want my work to become a serious manga like that. I want and have decided to have fun, and I feel like I’m finally able to do that. When I was drawing this, I actually had fun.
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'''Aoyama:''' (Looks at Gear 5th pictures) Woah, amazing! I really like the design, it’s excellent. I’m also impressed that you are able to draw these kinds of faces.
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'''Oda:''' Thank you. When thinking about its concept, you can think of it as if it suddenly became ‘Tom & Jerry’.
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'''Aoyama:''' Yep yep. I liked ‘Tom & Jerry’. I just can’t forgive Jerry, hahaha.
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'''Oda:''' Jerry? Oh no, I supported Jerry!
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'''Aoyama:''' Really? Tom always tried really hard, but Jerry was too sneaky. I hate Jerry a lot. Although if I had to compare one of them to Conan, he would probably be Jerry haha.
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'''Oda:''' When I tried to draw it for the first time, it was pretty difficult. The world of ‘Tom & Jerry’ works because of both characters, so I struggled a lot looking at the difference in attitude between Luffy, who was making pranks in the middle of the battle, and his serious opponent. But in the end, I feel like I actually pulled it off. The older you get, the harder and more tiring it is to draw battles, isn’t it?
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'''Aoyama:''' Well, there aren’t many action or battle scenes in ‘Detective Conan’, so when I have to draw them I do it in high spirits. Still, it usually ends pretty fast considering it’s just shooting soccer balls. A long time ago though, I did get tired of it while drawing ‘YAIBA’. When the Japanese Archipelago became a dragon, it was hard for me and my assistants to pull off those drawings. Even with that, drawing action is a fun experience.
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'''Part 2'''<br>
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'''Changes During Serialization'''
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'''– ‘Detective Conan’ has been in serialization since 1994, and ‘ONE PIECE’ since 1997. Since those days to today, what has changed?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' Back when I was serializing ‘YAIBA’, I was addressed as “Aoyama-san”. But the moment I started serializing ‘Detective Conan’, everybody addressed me as “Aoyama-sensei” haha. My editor kept addressing me with the “-san”, but for people from TV stations or magazines I started being “Aoyama-sensei”.
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'''Oda:''' I’m always addressed as “Oda-san”. When I have to deal with younger editors, they all usually use honorifics and so do I, since it’s a hierarchical relationship between us and I cannot complain in such situations. Still, I don’t like it because I’m not a “-sensei”, I’m “Oda-san”.
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'''– What has changed the most from then until now when it comes to the serialization itself?'''
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'''Oda:''' My weight has indeed changed. When it comes to mangaka, there are those who lose weight and those who gain it. From the moment I started the series, I started to get fat. It was common for me not to eat for 2-3 days, and I didn’t even have time to eat because I felt sleepy while at it. That’s why I usually don’t eat as much as other people, because otherwise I can eat a lot. Your body starts to feel weak and threatened, so it absorbs anything you ingest. Still, I don’t eat, I gain weight and I just lose at everything. …I really don’t enjoy talking about this hahaha.
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'''Aoyama:''' Haha, I used to be quite fat. Due to it I got pretty sick and the doctor told me I had to lose weight, which I did, but I think I’m slowly gaining it again.
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'''Oda:''' Now talking seriously, it’s like you unconsciously and unwillingly gain some sort of mysterious power. Anything you say can become some kind of big deal. “Is people really doing this because I said it?”, and stuff like that.
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'''Aoyama:''' Yeah… I was honestly thinking the same, haha. I can’t really say many bad things.
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'''Oda:''' I have started to feel the responsibility of being careful with whatever I say because my name has grown a lot. Even if I myself haven’t changed, it feels like my surroundings and people around me constantly are. Many times my editors are already fans of the series and tell me “I have been reading your work for a really long time”, which makes it hard for me to be harsher, and I become way kinder.
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'''Aoyama:'''  We also have many assistants or animation staff who are long-time fans of our work.
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'''Oda:''' But in the end it’s all people who do a really good job, because they really love the series.
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'''– If you were allowed to leave your current position and draw anything you wanted, what would it be?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' I want to draw a ‘Journey to the West’. As a battle story. I have always loved Goku. He’s the strongest character ever, isn’t he?
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'''Oda:''' It’d be great if I were to answer “a mystery series” here, haha. But I could never pull off such a series, I don’t have a brain for that.
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'''Aoyama:''' Hahaha.
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'''Oda:''' I have already drawn everything I wanted to draw. I did want to draw robots in the future, but I decided and have already done that in the series. Everything I have ever wanted to draw is already packed into ‘ONE PIECE’, so if I was asked to draw one more time, I would draw ‘ONE PIECE’ again.
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'''Aoyama:''' Aah, that’s really great. If I was asked to draw another ‘Detective Conan’... I don’t know… Hahaha, I do have lots of things I would like to draw in the series too, so I might do that.
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'''“Love Comedy”, “Friendship” and Character’s Charm!'''
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'''– What do you two think is your manga’s power?'''
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'''Oda:''' I think the most important feature of manga is for it to be “a tool to make friends”. I know it’s a pretty common topic, but in fact I did make many friends when I was a child through it.
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'''Aoyama:''' I hope ‘Detective Conan’ helps people with their love relationships haha, that way readers can fall in love like the characters from the series. But well, those mostly end up as “murder love comedies” hahaha.
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'''Oda:''' It’s all a dream world, so I always strive to draw beautiful scenes.
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'''– Speaking of love comedies, Aoyama-sensei previously said that “romcoms”, “adventure” and “friendship” are the “3 elements of shonen manga hits”, and it is clear Aoyama-sensei is good at “love comedy and adventure”, and Oda-sensei is good at “adventure and friendship”.'''
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'''Aoyama:''' Love comedies… You haven’t drawn anything like that, right Oda-kun?
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'''Oda:''' I haven’t. There’s a tradition in Jump that states love comedies are love comedies, battles are battles. They’re two separated genres and totally different works.
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'''Aoyama:''' Oh well, I guess love comedy developments while battling are not for Jump.
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'''Oda:''' I haven’t read many of those either, but ‘Detective Conan’ integrates those elements properly! I think you make a really good use of those settings.
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'''Aoyama:''' Well, I do enjoy love comedies, but I guess you’re not really interested in them, Oda-kun.
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'''Oda:''' I’m not confident I could draw those, it’s a bit embarrassing haha.
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'''Aoyama:''' On the other hand, friendship is a tough theme for me. It’s not impossible for me to draw, but I don’t really come up with stuff I think “Oh, this is cool”. I think the only characters I can picture that topic on are the police academy members.
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'''Oda:''' ‘Detective Conan’ actually has a lot of romantic relationships, right? It’s full of bidirectional feelings. But I also know that if I draw romance, some of my fans leave. I think it’s fine when they’re one-sided feelings, but if it goes both ways, both characters lose fans.
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'''Aoyama:''' I won’t leave haha.
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'''Oda:''' Ah, seriously!?
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'''Aoyama:''' On the contrary, I think it’s exciting. Most of my characters have couples. It’s quite rare to find one without a partner.
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'''Oda:''' People seem so supportive of couples! That’s something I didn’t really read when I was a kid. During the old days of Jump, there were mangaka that wouldn't even draw women. That’s why I’m one of those that sent submissions with female characters. I did want to draw strong women, and I think characters like Nami were quite rare back in those days.
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'''– Nami’s popularity was reflected all over the world in the Popularity Poll commemorating ‘ONE PIECE’ reaching Chapter 1000.'''
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'''Oda:''' Yeah, we did a worldwide popularity poll. When it comes to the two main female characters, Nami proved to be overwhelmingly popular in Japan, while adult women like Nico Robin seem to be more popular in the rest of the world. Feelings and tastes are entirely different from one country to another.
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'''Aoyama:''' I know ‘Detective Conan’ is pretty popular in China, but I don’t think that makes much of a difference. Still, Ai Haibara is pretty popular, especially overseas.
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'''– Ai Haibara got 1st Place in the “Major Female Character Popularity Vote” that ‘Detective Conan’ held to commemorate the screening of ‘The Bride of Halloween’, getting an illustration drawn by Aoyama-sensei. Still, it’s amazing to look at the number of characters that appear in both works’ popularity polls.'''
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'''Aoyama:''' And the number keeps increasing. Even in ‘Detective Conan’ there are characters such as Chihaya Hagiwara, who have only recently appeared.
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'''Oda:''' Aoyama-san, how do you execute your characters’ appearances?
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'''Aoyama:''' By pure intuition. If I think I need some sort of new character, or that it’s missing in the series, I just draw it. How do you decide the name of your characters, Oda-kun?
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'''Oda:''' I take them from various places.
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'''Aoyama:''' There was a pretty funny one. Sanji, Niji, Ichiji. “For real?”.
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'''Oda:''' I had been thinking of drawing Sanji’s childhood for some time already, and also had thought of setting up him having one brother, but my daughter was really into ‘Osomatsu-san’ back when I was serializing that part of the story. I want my daughter to like my work, so I tried to compete with the sextuplets by making quadruplets hahaha.
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'''How are Readers’ Impressions Dealt With?'''
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'''– I’m sure you both receive lots of fan letters from readers every week, but what kind of feedback are you most pleased to receive?'''
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'''Oda:''' I appreciate any kind of feedback, but I’m especially happy with people who write what they liked about that week’s chapter specifically. “So that’s what you paid attention to”.
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'''Aoyama:''' When I read those comments, I go back to the manga and read those parts. I start to grin and read it over and over while thinking “Oh yeah, that was good”.
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'''Oda:''' Ah! Have you thought of sending your own fan letters, or have you ever sent one already?
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'''Aoyama:''' Not at all. I think it actually takes a lot of work, but it sounds amazing.
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'''Oda:''' Thank you for that.
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'''– Every time ‘ONE PIECE’ and ‘Detective Conan’ publish a new chapter, fans are really excited to talk about them. Do you two read your readers’ discussions?'''
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'''Oda:''' I wanted to talk about this with Aoyama-san, too. It seems that there are a lot of discussion groups recently, right?
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'''Aoyama:''' Ah yes, on the Internet. Like with Youtubers.
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'''Oda:''' Many people in my series’ discussion groups try to predict future developments of the series. Some of them get stuff right haha, which is why I try not to read many of them hahaha. Do they get stuff right too in a detective series like ‘Detective Conan’?
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'''Aoyama:''' They do guess stuff. They’re sometimes pretty quick figuring out things. In the end, it’s just 1 person against millions of people. If they united their knowledge, cases could be solved in less than a day.
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'''Oda:''' Against millions of people! That’s truly impossible hahaha!
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'''Aoyama:''' Detective lovers like to guess and think a lot. Many readers guessed Renya Karasuma was the boss of the Black Organization.
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'''Oda:''' What do you do in a situation like that? Is it troublesome?
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'''Aoyama:''' No, rather I just say “People guessed it, so I’ll reveal it”, and I just reveal it haha. There are still more secrets beyond that, actually. Do you read your readers’ predictions and overturn them, Oda-kun?
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'''Oda:''' Well… There are some things I can change and things I cannot. When reveals are too big, my readers can guess them since I have foreshadowed them all. Due to this I try to come up with the most interesting developments and always go beyond readers’ imaginations. When I started the serialization, my only way to connect with fans was through fan letters. I never thought the world would become the way it is now, with everyone talking about everything on the Internet. If I had known times like this would come, I would have never given hints in the series haha!
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'''Aoyama:''' I see.
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'''Oda:''' However, I’m sometimes asked if many outside-the-box theories are true or not, and I kind of feel bad for those who come up with them when I inadvertently give some answer. I probably have destroyed lots of ideas everyone was thinking about without knowing what would happen in the future with just a single word. I feel bad about it, so I recently came up with the best answer: “Yes, that’s right”. I think it’s an answer that can be taken either way haha.
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'''Aoyama:''' That’s indeed one way to settle it hahaha.
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'''– Foreshadowing moments that are recovered after many years is a common trait of both of your works.'''
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'''Oda:''' When I read ‘Detective Conan’, I was surprised at how tight and solid all the settings were. My approach is a little bit different, since there’s some obvious foreshadowing, but at the same time I have created a lot of voids in the series. This method of leaving various blanks lets me think like, “this point could be connected to this other one this way or that way”. Aside from the exaggerated foreshadowing that happens every few decades, you can also take your time to pick up plot points that have been left pending. If you create reasonings and threads for everything like in ‘Detective Conan’, it will be harder to execute later on!
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'''Aoyama:''' Back when I was working on ‘YAIBA’, I used to draw in the same way you describe. People would be really surprised when later on the series I connected parts I left open in the story.
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'''Oda:''' Yeah, but you work differently now, Aoyama-san.
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'''Aoyama:''' Now I work with everything firmly in place. ‘Detective Conan’ is a big mystery as a whole.
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'''– Aoyama-san, when did you start telling your editors about the identity of the Black Organization boss?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' Well, I’m currently with my 13th editor, but I have been telling them about that since I had my 8th editor.
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'''What’s the Secret to Reaching 100 Volumes?'''
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'''– When drawing your series, how are you able to change your mood if you get stuck? Oda-sensei answered previously like this: “I don’t change my mind. I want to keep drawing, so I put myself under a lot of pressure by calling my staff and telling them to wait for me”.'''
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'''Oda:''' Isn’t that an interview from a long time ago? Nowadays I need to take way more breaks and I have become quite health-conscious. How do you clear up your mind, Aoyama-san?
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'''Aoyama:''' I play video games and watch movies. But playing is playing, and work is work. I can’t do anything if I don’t separate those two. I have never been able to do two things at the same time.
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'''Oda:''' What games do you play?
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'''Aoyama:''' ‘Kantai Collection’ and ‘Animal Crossing’. Easy and simple games.
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'''Oda:''' Don’t you do any physical exercise?
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'''Aoyama:''' Nowadays I don’t, but I used to play baseball.
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'''Oda:''' Before Coronavirus, I used to gather some friends to play soccer together, but with time I have realized it’s a little too tough of a sport for my body. I also used to be in the soccer club, but I’m so out of shape now I have completely abandoned that career hahaha.
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'''Aoyama:''' I was in the kendo club, but I don’t move my body as much now. I only go out to buy lunch.
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'''Oda:''' We’re a bit unhealthy, aren’t we? I also go out to walk and play ‘Pokémon GO’.
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'''Aoyama:''' Maybe I should start walking too haha.
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'''– With serializations this long, how do you figure out when to take breaks?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' Right now, Conan runs in three-chapter bursts and then takes a break while a spin-off takes its place for a fairly comfortable pace, so I can take about a month to draw the storyboards for a single case.
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'''Oda:''' That only works because of the kind of series ‘Detective Conan’ is, right? Haha, people are more accepting in regard to Conan going on break because the case ends beforehand. ‘ONE PIECE’ on the other hand is a constantly progressing story so I can't have long breaks in the same vein as Conan. Nowadays I’m starting to get more breaks from Jump, so I can relax a bit more. Though ultimately one still has to work even when the series is on break, huh?
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'''Aoyama:''' Right? I don’t rest at all. If I'm not drawing the manga, then I'm doing work for the movies.
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'''Oda:''' There's no rest for the weary, is there? Hahaha.
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'''– Do the two of you have any secrets regarding continuing a serialization for more than 100 volumes without taking that many breaks?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' Nope. People ask me about it often, but I honestly don't have any secrets to reveal. How about you, Oda-kun?
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'''Oda:''' Ditto! To begin with, it's not like it was my intention to surpass 100 volumes.
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'''Aoyama:''' When ‘Detective Conan’ first started I thought it wouldn’t last longer than a volume, but around the second chapter or so, I thought: “It's actually getting popular?”. I was surprised at how it was constantly number one in the rankings. At that point I knew it'd be trouble if I didn't expand on the story more.
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'''Oda:''' I've always wanted to end the series. That being said, I also think about how there's so much I still want to or need to draw.
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'''Aoyama:''' I totally get that! There's still so much story left to tell!
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'''Oda:''' You're really having a blast, Aoyama-san. I think that's amazing. I've also been told by senior Jump mangaka: “It's incredible you're having so much fun.”
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'''Aoyama:''' Really? Why's that?
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'''Oda:''' Because everyone is struggling to continue drawing.
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'''Aoyama:''' What? Seriously? That can't be right.
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'''– So if there is a secret to your success, would it be enjoying what you do?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' Yeah, I think so. The more you enjoy drawing, the faster you want to get to putting out great storyboards.
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'''Oda:''' You really love mysteries! Do you ever get tired of drawing different cases?
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'''Aoyama:''' I do love them. I've loved Sherlock Holmes since I was a child, y'know? Coincidentally, in elementary school I wrote in the graduation album that I wanted to be a mangaka specializing in private detectives.
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'''Oda:''' What I love is the times where I freely draw the settings for different islands. Ever since the story entered the Grand Line, I've been free to do whatever I want. Fierce seas in which kingdoms can’t see or interact with each other, or islands with totally different cultures and climates… When the story reaches a new island I illustrate all of that. So if I were asked what I'd want to draw more of, I'd like to be able to draw islands like that unfettered, but I have to take my lifespan into account hahaha.
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'''Aoyama:''' Ahh, yeah, there's some similarities to that in ‘Detective Conan’. Like for example, if I want to draw soccer, then I can center a murder case around a soccer player. Though that has to be in the confines of 3 chapters or so. If I had a secret as to how I've been able to continue this long, that might be it. ‘Detective Conan’ allows me to draw whatever I want. For things I like such as baseball, all it takes is finding a good opportunity to center a story around them.
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'''– When the two of you are drawing, which do you think gives you the most trouble? The artwork or the plot?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' Both, probably. Both can be a pain, but they can be fun too, right?
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'''Oda:''' Ohh? For me it's the plot that's troublesome. I never get tired of drawing! After the planning of the storyboards is done then it's all about drawing, so I often find myself wanting to get done with storyboards sooner. I love drawing so I wish I had more time to draw what I want, but even when I don't have a lot of time I manage to make do somehow. It's the storyboards that I'm slow with.
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'''Aoyama:''' I think I was the same way back when I was your age. If not, there's no way I would have been able to keep a schedule with only three hours of sleep. I was a real mess back then and barely made it all in time, compared to now where I can be calm and collected.
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'''Oda:''' Though when not asleep one can keep creating and be successful, right? Meanwhile, it's when one is at rest that they become most anxious.
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'''Aoyama:''' When I was sick and admitted into the hospital I couldn't help but worry. "Is it really okay for me to stop there?” and such.
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'''Oda:''' Yeah, I get you. It gets you totally anxious! I was sick once for a bit, and despite being in the hospital I took my color tools with me and did a color spread from the hospital.
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'''Aoyama:''' It's hard to calm down. Even in my case I asked to draw a special illustration as a gift to Sunday Super readers, and the fans got angry at the publisher. “Aoyama-sensei is in the hospital and you're still making him work?”, hahaha. Even though it was me who asked to do it.
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'''Oda:''' Being in the hospital you'd think that I'd rest and relax. Instead I got excited and really wanted to draw, and insisted that just one color page wouldn't hurt me. Being in a serialization is like being chased in a race. Fundamentally there's no such thing as downtime, because deadlines are always around the corner.
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'''– Generally speaking, what are editor meetings like for you two?'''
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'''Aoyama:''' They're usually around 2 in the afternoon. The editor comes to my house and for a while we discuss stuff like TV and magazines for a while. Discussions about the manuscripts begin in the evening.
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'''Oda:''' Your meetings seem to be long!
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'''Aoyama:''' They sure do! The editor in charge usually comes up with ideas for the culprit's methods, but there are times occasionally where we can't come up with anything. We'll come back around to it the next day in those cases where we end at midnight. A long time ago we'd stay up until dawn coming up with ideas but not so much now that we're older. How do your editorial meetings go?
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'''Oda:''' All of mine are via phone.
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'''Aoyama:''' Wow, voice only?
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'''Oda:''' A long time ago we'd meet in person, but before long it just became easier to take notes and speak on the phone. After all, one can tell someone's expressions through their voice, and when listening to the tone you can tell their reactions as to whether they like something or not. Though getting back to me, ours is a continuing project, so we get through the meetings one week at a time with the mentality that we have to clear that week to get to the next one.
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'''How Long until the Final Chapter?'''
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'''– Both of your series have reached their critical junctures together. The identity of the Black Organization's 2nd in Command ‘Rum’ has been revealed, and ‘ONE PIECE! has reached its final arc!'''
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'''Oda:''' Truly at the start I thought ‘ONE PIECE’ would end in five years, and in about a year and a half Luffy's crew of ten would have gathered together. I thought of it like a video game but I was far too naive! It's not that I wanted things to keep getting longer, that's just what ended up happening!!
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'''Aoyama:''' Same, haha.
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'''Oda:''' Have you thought to yourself “Okay, it’s time for ‘Detective Conan’ to end”?
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'''Aoyama:''' This is between us, but I've already drawn the storyboard of the final chapter.
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'''Oda:''' What!?
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'''Aoyama:''' Maybe I shouldn't have said that? I don't want someone to come and steal it, haha. So as I mentioned earlier, I was in the hospital for a bit once. I got to thinking that people can up and die without warning, so I figured why not draw it? This was about five years ago. So I figured drawing the storyboard wouldn't be a big deal, though for now it's a stand in.
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'''Oda:''' I guess it was just on a whim. But if you actually drew it, at least you were able to do it at your leisure?
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'''Aoyama:''' You could say that, yeah. It wasn't such a big deal because I've already decided on the major details, but there are arcs and stories I'd have to get to beforehand…
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'''Oda:''' How long will it take until the final chapter?
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'''Aoyama:''' That's a secret, haha. I might decide to redraw the finale in the future… Hahaha.
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'''Oda:''' I've always pictured what the final chapter of ‘ONE PIECE’ would be like, though from time to time, the situation surrounding it changes. It will still be over whenever the One Piece is found in the series, haha. Anyway, this next arc is the final one.
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'''Aoyama:''' Seriously? Is it really going to end?
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'''Oda:''' Yup, to me this is really the final arc.
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'''– I'm just going to act this flat out. How many years are left until the final chapter?'''
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'''Oda:''' I'm not sure how many years it will take... I have answered this question so many times already I have lost credibility, so I don't think I should answer, hahaha.
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'''Aoyama:''' Haha yeah I think that too.
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'''Oda:''' I shouldn’t really say this out loud, because so far I’ve been pretty off, but I'd personally like to go for three more years.
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'''Aoyama:''' But you don't know for sure. It all depends on how the characters act.
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'''Oda:''' We're all merely navigators in these stories.
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'''– Oda-san, does your editor know how the story will go up until the end?'''
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'''Oda:''' I'm on my 11th editor now, but I make it a point to tell every successive editor the entire story from beginning to end. Though it's become a bit of a pain lately, so I've been breaking it up into parts haha. Although some of the particulars change from time to time, the goal remains the same. There have been some outrageous plot twists during the serialization, but the flow of the story has been so rock solid that past editors are surprised. They ask me: “Are you sure you can just do that?”, but then they don't remember anyway, hahaha.
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'''Aoyama:''' Hahaha, have you drawn the finale yet, Oda-kun?
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'''Oda:''' I've got notes of all thoughts I've made before they reach a new island, as well as a notebook of the most profound mysteries of ‘ONE PIECE’ that I've created.
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'''Aoyama:''' Maybe I should steal it, haha. Though I've also got my notes on the Akai Family and their resolution, which is about three pages or so? When I get a new editor I let them have a look, but it's so complex they don't remember, so by the time the story reaches the serialization proper they're surprised by the events, despite me not deviating from the notes I showed them. Though well, the finale is already there. When I give that over it'll be in one go.
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'''– Do you have any plans for after the final chapters are done?'''
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'''Oda:''' I'd like to go on a trip and stay at a new place every night.
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'''Aoyama:''' I'd like to move.... Or that’s what I would say, but I also don't want to either. It's probably not much better than Oda-kun’s, but I've got a lot of stuff which makes moving a pain.
 +
 
 +
'''Oda:''' You wouldn't go on a trip?
 +
 
 +
'''Aoyama:''' I did once upon a time. I went to London to have a look at the British Museum because ‘Detective Conan’ original manuscripts were exhibited there. I also went to the Vauxhall Bridge to get materials for Mary and Vermouth's showdown there. Though after that, Coronavirus happened.
 +
 
 +
'''Oda:''' I want to go overseas and travel to hot springs around the entire world until I die!
 +
 
 +
'''Aoyama:''' A long time ago, I wanted to go to Brazil to see the World Cup. Though when I was leaving Japan, the passport inspection dude stared at my passport for an uncomfortably long amount of time. I asked him if anything was the matter, and he said “I was worried because I want to keep reading the continuation of ‘Detective Conan’. Please have a safe trip and return.” Like, seriously? Hahaha.
 +
 
 +
'''Oda:''' He realized who you really are. It is a fairly unusual name… It'd probably be embarrassing to say it out loud in the hospital.
 +
 
 +
'''Aoyama:''' Like someone saying we share the same name, haha. But lately I've been secretly referred to as just “Aoyama-san”.
 +
 
 +
'''Oda:''' My name has become a big deal as of late too, so when at the hospital out of consideration for me, they've been careful in calling me out. Though I was already getting shout-outs when I was only partially famous.
 +
 
 +
'''– Are there any highlights fans should be on the lookout for going forward?'''
 +
 
 +
'''Aoyama:''' I have to draw a case where Rum once had both of his eyes, as well as how that connects to Akai Shuichi's father Tsutomu. Maybe that'll be interesting for readers, haha.
 +
 
 +
'''Oda:''' For me… This is tough to answer. There will be lots to see for sure, but I want readers to be surprised, so I don’t know if I should say it here…
 +
 
 +
'''Aoyama:''' True.
 +
 
 +
'''Oda:''' Well, for now, the “past” will be a big deal. Something once happened in the world during the Void Century, which will come to light soon and should prove both fun and interesting. What I find the most fun is when the readers are enjoying themselves. It's truly a ton of fun!
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 +
'''– Give us your closing thoughts, please!'''
 +
 
 +
'''Aoyama:''' I don't want ‘ONE PIECE’ to end before ‘Detective Conan’!!
 +
 
 +
'''Oda:''' Ah! That's what I was going to say too, hahaha.
 +
 
 +
'''Aoyama:''' Haha, good luck continuing ‘ONE PIECE’...
 +
 
 +
'''Oda:''' Well, when the time to end comes, let’s make it exciting!
 +
 
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'''Aoyama:''' That’d be amazing, haha.
 +
 
 +
'''– Thanks for coming today.'''
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</spoiler>
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 +
=== Gosho Aoyama x Mayuko Kanba Special Talk ===
 +
'''Date''': September 28, 2022<br>
 +
'''Published in''': Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 44/2022
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'''Raw:'''
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</div>
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</div>
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</spoiler>
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 +
= 2023 =
 +
=== Gosho Aoyama x Yoshiharu Habu Special Conversation ===
 +
'''Date''': June 21, 2023<br>
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'''Published in''': Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 30/2023
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<spoiler>
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</div>
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</spoiler>
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 +
=== Gosho Aoyama x Keigo Higashino Special Talk ===
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'''Date''': December 5, 2023<br>
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'''Published in''': "This mystery is amazing" magazine, 2024 edition
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<spoiler>
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</spoiler>
 
</spoiler>
  
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=2019=
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=== Gosho Aoyama Nippon TV Interview ===
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==Nagasaki Newspaper New Years short interview==
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'''Date''': December 27, 2023<br>
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'''Date:''' Jan 1, 2019
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'''Published in''': Nippon TV News Culture Youtube Channel
 
<spoiler>
 
<spoiler>
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'''Source 1:''' https://holmes-nii-chan.tumblr.com/post/181618086515/translation-of-the-few-questions-posed-to-aoyama <br>
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'''Source:''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLQq9Z3uqW8 Video]
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'''Source 2:''' https://www.nagasaki-np.co.jp/business/project/conan-npaper/ <br>
 
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'''Raw:'''
 
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'''Translated by:''' Holmes [Gingle Bells] (from Discord)
 
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Brief interview with Aoyama <br>
 
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TL: Holmes
 
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Q: What has 2018 been like?<br>
 
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A: It's been an Amuro year! (laughs)
 
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Q: What will this year be like?<br>
 
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A: A police academy year? (laughs)
 
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Q: Between the other mangakas, which ones inspired you the most to pursue your objectives?<br>
 
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A: Tetsuya Chiba-sensei, Monkey Punch-sensei and Mitsuru Adachi-sensei.
 
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Q: In 1987, Magic Kaito; in 1988 Yaiba; in 1994 Detective Conan... Such important works have been published one after another. What do you think about Conan's popularity?<br>
 
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A: Really, is that "popular"?
 
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Q: How many staff people are there at [your] workplace? What is the atmosphere like?<br>
 
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A: Six people. The atmosphere is friendly!
 
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Q: What is the most impressive scene in the manga?<br>
 
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A: The pages where the boss was exposed!
 
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Q: in Conan's world, what is the character that particularly matches your personality?<br>
 
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A: Kogoro! (laughs)
 
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Q: Conan movies broke the franchise record for the sixth time in a row at the box office. The popularity is rapidly raising!<br>
 
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A: I am amazed too! (laughs)
 
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Q: Have you ever visited Nagasaki? It's such an impressive place.<br>
 
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A: I once went to Huis Ten Bosch* during a company outing with Aoyama Prod.<br>
 
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(T/N *looks like a Nagasaki district, famous for themed parks)
 
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Q: This summer, in addition to the Forensic Division Exhibition, there will be events and talk shows with Conan's voice actors. Finally, please tell something brief [a few words] to Nagasaki people.<br>
 
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A: Speaking about Nagasaki, for the main theme song of "Zero the Enforcer" I am much obliged to Masaharu Fukuyama! I really enjoyed Huis Ten Bosch, and I would like to go there again. I wanna try authentic Nagasaki Vegetable Salad! (laughs)<br>
 
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[T/N. He refers to Chanpon, which apparently is a sort of vegetable salad typical of Nagasaki]
 
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</spoiler>
 
</spoiler>
  
 
=See Also=
 
=See Also=
 
* https://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/
 
* https://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/
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* http://conan-4869.net/post-5361
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* https://conan-4869.net/post-5361
 
* https://www.detectiveconanworld.com/wiki/User:Jimmy-kud0-tv2/Interviews_Archive_May_11_2018
 
* https://www.detectiveconanworld.com/wiki/User:Jimmy-kud0-tv2/Interviews_Archive_May_11_2018
  

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Contents

1994

Newtype Magazine "Comic Now" Interview

Date: August 9, 1994
Published in: Newtype Vol. 10, no. 9 (Cover date September 1994)


1997

Detective Conan's Mystery Museum Interview

Date: June 10, 1997


Detective Conan's Mystery Academy Interview

Date: September 10, 1997


1999

Gosho Aoyama's Masterpiece Theatre (Favorite Movies)

Date: April 14, 1999
Published in: Weekly Shonen Sunday, Vol. 41, no. 21 (Cover date April 28, 1999)


2003

Complete Color Works Interview Aoyama x Takayama

Date: May 1, 2003

Conan Drill Official Book Interview

Date: May 1, 2003
Published in: Conan Drill Official Book


2004

Love Conan Interview

Date: March 31, 2004

Conan Vs Kaitou Kid Perfect Edition

Date: April 2, 2004
Published in: Detective Conan vs. Kaitou Kid: Perfect Edition (p. 169)


2005

Unknown Fan Gathering

Note: In a later interview (Gosho Aoyama Interview about the Boss 2017), Gosho denied ever saying this and his editor too said that such an interview never happened. This turned out to be a hoax.


2006

Anime 10 Year Anniversary Interview #1

Date: January 6, 2006
Published in: NTV's website

Asahi Newspaper Interview

Date: January 13, 2006
Published in: Asahi Evening Newspaper
Key Plot Point: Boss's name has already appeared.

Comic-Salon Erlangen, Germany Interview

Date: June 17, 2006
Held at: Press conference at Comic-Salon in Erlangen, Germany

Anime 10 Year Anniversary Interview #2

Date: ?? ,2006
Published in: Yomiuri Television (YTV) website

10 Year Cinema Guide interview

Date: ??, 2006
Published in: ??

Mini Documentary: Secret of Creation

Date: December, 2006


2007

Magic Kaito Volume 4 Interview

Date: March 15, 2007
Published in: Magic Kaito Volume 4

Urusei Yatsura Interview

Date: September 18, 2007
Published in: Urusei Yatsura Volume 21

Akigoro Interview

Date: ??, 2007
Published in: ??


2008

Conan and Kindaichi Files Interview #1

Date: April 10, 2008
Published in: Detective Conan & Kindaichi Case files #1

Otona Fami Interview #1

Date: April 21, 2008
Published in: Otona Fami(Adult Family), June issue


2009

Shonen Sunday Interview #1

Date: March 27, 2009
Published in: Weekly Shonen Sunday #17
no script available

Shonen Sunday 50th Anniversary Interview

Date: July 15, 2009
Published in: Shonen Sunday 1983 (A special issue commemorating Sunday's 50 years of publishing.)

Conan and Lupin Interview #1

Date: ??, 2009
Published in: ??


2010

Gundam Ace Interview

Date: January 26, 2010
Published in: Gundam Ace March issue

Otona Fami Interview #2

Date: April 20, 2010
Published in: Otona Fami (Adult Family), June issue

Masters Of Manga Interview

Date: July 6, 2010
Published in: Masters of Manga


2011

Otona Fami Interview #3

Date: April 20, 2011
Published in: Otona Fami (Adult Family), June issue

Mystery Magazine Interview

Date: April 25, 2011
Published in: Mystery Magazine, June issue

Nihon Uiversity College of Art Lecture Interview

Date: 26 June, 2011

Club Sunday Interview

Date: October 28, 2011

Magic Kaitou Treasured Editions: Playback Episode Interviews

Published in: Magic Kaitou Treasured Editions released throughout 2011


2012

Monthly BLT Interview

Date April 24, 2012
Published in: Monthly BLT, June issue

Sankei News Interview

Date: June 23, 2012

Gosho's True Intentions Interview

Date: November, 2012


2013

Movie 17 Interview with Aoyama Gosho and Shibasaki Kou

Date: April, 2013

Otona Fami Interview #4

Date: June 2013

Shonen Sunday Special Booklet

Date: July 17, 2013

Shonen Sunday Lupin Vs Conan Secret Report

Date: November 20, 2013

Lupin the Third VS Detective Conan: Money Punch and Aoyama Gosho Interview

Date: December 04, 2013

Monkey Punch and Gosho Aoyama Special Talk

Date: ???, 2013
Published in: Official website of "Lupin the Third VS Detective Conan The Movie"


2014

Monthly Conan Newspaper 2014

Date: March, 2014 (Part 1) and April, 2014 (Part 2)
Published in: Monthly Conan Newspaper, March and April edition

AnimeAnime Interview

Date: (before) April 18, 2014

Da Vinci Interviews

Date: May, 2014
Published in: da Vinci magazine, May issue

Detective Conan Character Visual Book Interviews

Date: September, 2014

Otona Fami Interview #5

Date: November 20, 2013
Published in: Otona Fami (Adult Family), January issue of 2014


2016

Gosho Aoyama X Yomuri Giants' Hayato Sakamoto

Date: March 16, 2016
Published in: Shonen Sunday #16

CimemaToday Movie 20 interview

Date: April 14, 2016

Animedia Interview

Date: May 10, 2016
Published in: Animedia, June issue

Asahi Newspaper Interview

Date: July 16, 2016

Gosho Singapore visit Interview

Date: November 12-13, 2016
Held at: Singapore Writers Festival, Singapore

Akai and Amuro Secret Files Voice Actors Interview

Date: November 29, 2016

20th Anniversary DVD collection guidebook interviews

Complete Color Works Interview

20 Year Cinema Guide interviews



2017

Movie 21 Guidebook Interviews

Date: April 12, 2017
Published in: Movie 21 Guidebook

News Zero Interview

Date: Mid April, 2017

Heiji and Kazuha Secret Archives Interviews

Date: May 9, 2017
Published in:

Gosho NHK Interview

Date: June, 2017
Published in:

Magic Kaito Vol 5 Playback Episode

Date: July 18, 2017
Published in:

Gosho Aoyama 30 Years Anniversary Book

Date: October 16, 2017
Raw Images

Raw Text
Source: https://www.sbsub.com/posts/aoyama-30years/

Some Translation info

Interview with Detective Conan Producer Michihiko Suwa

Date: November 11, 2017

Gosho Aoyama Interview about the Boss

Date: November 30, 2017
Published in: Shonen Sunday Webry



2018

Shinichi and Ran Secret Archives VA interviews

Date: January 16, 2018

Movie 22 Guidebook Interview

Date: March 31, 2018

Interview on News Zero

Date: April 11, 2018

Takarakuzu College Interview

Date: April 15, 2018
Held at: Takarakuza College

"Truth in Zero" Booklet

Date: April 24, 2018

Amuro Toru/Bourbon/Furuya Rei Secret Archives PLUS

Date: May 7, 2018

Special Conan Movie Staff interview

Date: May 23, 2018
Published in: Shonen Sunday Super

Da Vinci Magazine 2018 interview

Date: December 6, 2018
Published in: Da Vinci Magazine, January 2019 issue


2019

Nagasaki Newspaper New Years short interview

Date: January 1, 2019

Ai Haibara Secret Archives Interview

Date: January 18, 2019

Kappei Yamaguchi M23 interview

Date: April 2, 2019

Aoyama Gosho x Mitsuru Adachi Interview

The interview was split into 3 parts and published in 3 magazines.
Date: April 3, April 11, April 12, 2019

Da Vinci Magazine Cross Talk and Interviews

Date: April 5, 2019

NTV Interview

Date: Filmed March 13, Aired April 6, 2019

Cinema Guide 2019 Interview

Date: April 10, 2019

CUT Magazine Interviews

Date: April 19, 2019

Gosho Interview on 1周回って知らない話 (Tv Show)

Date: April 24, 2019

Anime Style Magazine Interview

Date: April 30th, 2019

Animedia Movie staff and character Interviews June issue

Date: May 10th, 2019

2020

Da Vinci Magazine 2020 Interview

Date: May 7, 2020
Published in: Da Vinci magazine, June 2020 issue

"This mystery is amazing!" Interview

Date: December 2020
Published in: "This mystery is amazing" magazine, 2021 edition

2021

ZIP Interview

Date: Aired on March 25, 2021

Da Vinci Magazine 2021 Interview

Date: April 6, 2021
Published in: Da Vinci Magazine, May 2021 issue

Movie 24 Production Staff Interview Collection

Date: April 22, 2021
Published in: https://www.kitkat-nelfei.com/2021/04/detective-conan-movie-scarlet-bullet.html

Shuichi, Masumi, Shukichi, and Mary Secret Archieves Interview

Date: May 18, 2021

Kappei Yamaguchi Volume 100 Interview

Date: October 13, 2021
Published in: Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 46/2021

Wakana Yamazaki Volume 100 Interview

Date: October 20, 2021
Published in: Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 47/2021

Megumi Hayashibara Volume 100 Interview

Date: October 25, 2021
Published in: Weekly Shonen Sunday S issue 12/2021

Minami Takayama Volume 100 Interview

Date: October 27, 2021
Published in: Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 48/2021

[世界はまんがで出来ている]Tokyo FM Volume 100 Special Interview - Featuring Detective Conan's Editor-In Charge, Gosho Aoyama, Takahiro Arai, and Mayuko Kanba

Date: October 23, 2021 and October 30, 2021

2022

Gosho Aoyama x Takahiro Arai Special Talk

Date: April 1, 2022 & April 7, 2022
Published in: Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 18/2022 & issue 19/2022

Gosho Aoyama x Eiichiro Oda OVER 100 Miracle Talk

Date: July 25, 2022 & July 27, 2022
Published in: Weekly Shonen Jump issue 34/2022 & Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 35/2022

Gosho Aoyama x Mayuko Kanba Special Talk

Date: September 28, 2022
Published in: Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 44/2022

2023

Gosho Aoyama x Yoshiharu Habu Special Conversation

Date: June 21, 2023
Published in: Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 30/2023

Gosho Aoyama x Keigo Higashino Special Talk

Date: December 5, 2023
Published in: "This mystery is amazing" magazine, 2024 edition

Gosho Aoyama Nippon TV Interview

Date: December 27, 2023
Published in: Nippon TV News Culture Youtube Channel

See Also

References

  1. ^ https://yesyunniechan.tumblr.com/post/149893527591/mystery-museum-interview-97-english-123 Part 1
  2. ^ https://yesyunniechan.tumblr.com/post/149940982821/end-mystery-museum-interview-97-english-4-5
  3. ^ https://yesyunniechan.tumblr.com/post/150147160606/love-conan-interview-2004-english
  4. ^ https://yesyunniechan.tumblr.com/post/150232943761/conan-vs-kaito-kid-perfect-edition-interview
  5. ^ https://yesyunniechan.tumblr.com/post/150234936186/urusei-yatsura-volume-21-interview-2007
  6. ^ https://yesyunniechan.tumblr.com/post/150517368956/2007s-autumn-interview-english-translation
  7. ^ https://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=13033&start=15
  8. ^ https://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=13033&start=15
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