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| title = The Thing That Was Left in the Notebook | | title = The Thing That Was Left in the Notebook | ||
| − | | japanese-title = 手帳に遺されたもの <br> (Techō ni | + | | japanese-title = 手帳に遺されたもの <br> (Techō ni nokosareta mono) |
| release = October 13th, 2021 | | release = October 13th, 2021 | ||
| issue = #46/2021 | | issue = #46/2021 | ||
| volume = [[Volume 101|101]] | | volume = [[Volume 101|101]] | ||
| pages = | | pages = | ||
| − | | anime = | + | | anime = Episode 1109: [[Takagi and Date and the Notebook Promise|Takagi and Date and the Notebook Promise (Part 1)]] |
| prev-chapter = Reenactment | | prev-chapter = Reenactment | ||
| − | | next-chapter = The | + | | next-chapter = The Cold Case |
}} | }} | ||
| − | '''{{nihongo|{{PAGENAME}}|手帳に遺されたもの|Techō ni | + | '''{{nihongo|{{PAGENAME}}|手帳に遺されたもの|Techō ni nokosareta mono}}''' is the 1079th chapter of the [[manga]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]''. It was written by [[Gosho Aoyama]], drawn by him and his [[Gosho Aoyama's assistants|assistants]] and first released in [[Shōnen Sunday]] #46/2021 on October 13, 2021 and has been published as part of [[Volume 101]] on April 13, 2022. |
== Characters == | == Characters == | ||
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* 7 years old (one year ago) | * 7 years old (one year ago) | ||
* Second son of the Cassel family}} | * Second son of the Cassel family}} | ||
| + | {{newChar|Jean Cassel|Jean Cassel manga.jpg| | ||
| + | * Alain's older brother}} | ||
{{EndBox}} | {{EndBox}} | ||
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== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
| − | The [[Detective Boys]] are seen walking on a sidewalk in Beika and talk about professor Agasa's recovery from [[Volume 101#Hiroshi Agasa Abduction Case|his kidnapping case]]. Since the professor was resting at a hospital, the Detective Boys ask Haibara if she will be alone in Agasa's house and propose her to come visit and play with her. She says that she doesn't feel much lonely, since the house is big and comfortable, and Shinichi's mother often comes to cook meals. Suddenly, a man erupts from a side street and pushes Haibara, which reminded her of Gin. Fortunately, before the man can cause more ruckus, detective Sato arrives and subdues him. Detective Takagi also arrive and they arrest the man, who was apparently a robbery suspect. After two other detectives bring the suspect away, Sato asks Takagi to take note of the time of the arrest. While perusing through his notebook, which was handed to him by Wataru Date, he sees a written note by Date saying ″Sunday with Takagi″, along with a series of numbers. This makes him remember the day Date died of a car crash, and Sato has to call him by his first name to snap him back to reality. The two detectives can't seem to be able to figure out the meaning of the numbers, and Conan deduces that it is in fact pointing towards the date, time and address of that meeting ″Sunday with Takagi″. The group then head towards Café Poirot, where Conan says the location of the meeting was supposed to be. At the Café, Conan explains that the code works just like a [[wikipedia:pager|pager]], in which the numbers are assigned to letters and characters of the Japanese alphabet. Conan then asks Poirot's worker Azusa to input the numbers into her cellphone to render them into letters. The message that come out was ″Sunday, at midday, Beika-cho 5-6 Poirot, near the window, put on a red bow-tie and wait″. As they try to figure out why did Date ask Takagi to wear the bowtie, | + | The [[Detective Boys]] are seen walking on a sidewalk in Beika and talk about professor Agasa's recovery from [[Volume 101#Hiroshi Agasa Abduction Case|his kidnapping case]]. Since the professor was resting at a hospital, the Detective Boys ask Haibara if she will be alone in Agasa's house and propose her to come visit and play with her. She says that she doesn't feel much lonely, since the house is big and comfortable, and Shinichi's mother often comes to cook meals. Suddenly, a man erupts from a side street and pushes Haibara, which reminded her of Gin. Fortunately, before the man can cause more ruckus, detective Sato arrives and subdues him. Detective Takagi also arrive and they arrest the man, who was apparently a robbery suspect. After two other detectives bring the suspect away, Sato asks Takagi to take note of the time of the arrest. While perusing through his notebook, which was handed to him by Wataru Date, he sees a written note by Date saying ″Sunday with Takagi″, along with a series of numbers. This makes him remember the day Date died of a car crash, and Sato has to call him by his first name to snap him back to reality. The two detectives can't seem to be able to figure out the meaning of the numbers, and Conan deduces that it is in fact pointing towards the date, time and address of that meeting ″Sunday with Takagi″. The group then head towards Café Poirot, where Conan says the location of the meeting was supposed to be. At the Café, Conan explains that the code works just like a [[wikipedia:pager|pager]], in which the numbers are assigned to letters and characters of the Japanese alphabet. Conan then asks Poirot's worker Azusa to input the numbers into her cellphone to render them into letters. The message that come out was ″Sunday, at midday, Beika-cho 5-6 Poirot, near the window, put on a red bow-tie and wait″. As they try to figure out why did Date ask Takagi to wear the bowtie, Amuro interrupts them and says that it was probably to help Takagi become a proper policeman by having him stop some sort of illegal deal. He then adds that it is just a hunch, since he doesn't know Date, even though in fact, they went to the police academy together. To figure out what the deal was, Conan asks Azusa if there were mysterious people that went to the Café a year ago, at the time where Date died, but she responds by the negative. Conan investigates around the tables and finds tape stuck to the bottom of their table. He asks Azusa what was stuck there and she shows them a game console that fell off from there a year ago. Since it is out of batteries, they can't really inspect its contents. Takagi also asks the waitress if there was someone looking through the window, and she says that there was a boy looking through the window and making weird hand gestures. After she demonstrates what the kid did, Conan figures out it is a call for help used in Canada and that the kid, who was probably a foreigner, must have been involved in some kind of trouble a year ago. Azusa corrects herself and says that in fact, the kid was there not a year ago, but only a week ago. This means that something must have happened to this kid a week ago, and the group have to figure out what is going on. |
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
| − | * The issue of [[Shonen Sunday]] #46/2021 shows Conan, Haibara, Ayumi, Genta, Mitsuhiko, [[Hiroshi Agasa]], [[Shuichi Akai]], [[Heiji Hattori]] and [[Kazuha Toyama]] all wearing Conan's iconic elementary school uniform, but with bowties of different colors. The top of the cover also shows Rei Furuya and [[Hanzawa-san]] wearing an apron. The cover is part of a series of two covers that will show 16 characters of the series in issues #46 and #47. | + | * The issue of [[Shonen Sunday]] #46/2021 shows Conan, Haibara, Ayumi, Genta, Mitsuhiko, [[Hiroshi Agasa]], [[Shuichi Akai]], [[Heiji Hattori]] and [[Kazuha Toyama]] all wearing Conan's iconic elementary school uniform, but with bowties of different colors. The top of the cover also shows Rei Furuya and [[Hanzawa-san]] wearing an apron, commemorating [[Zero's Tea Time]] and [[Hanzawa the Criminal]] anime adaptation announcement. The cover is part of a series of two covers that will show 16 characters of the series to promote the release of [[Volume 100]] in issues #46 and #47. |
== Adaptations == | == Adaptations == | ||
{{main|Anime}} | {{main|Anime}} | ||
| + | === [[Takagi and Date and the Notebook Promise]] (episodes 1109-1110) === | ||
| + | {{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}} | ||
| + | * Some dialogues not included in the anime: | ||
| + | :* Sato suggests that she and Takagi have lunch at Poirot. | ||
| + | :* Takagi mentions that Sato was working on different case when the kidnapping happened. | ||
| + | * The anime add the scene where Mitsuhiko suggests that they walk Haibara back to Agasa residence. | ||
| + | * In the manga, before capturing the robber, Sato crossed her arms in front. In the anime, she directly prepared to catch the robber. | ||
| + | * In the manga, after informing Conan about the gaming device, Azusa directly go to get it. In the anime, Conan has to ask Azusa what she did with the device before she go to get it. | ||
| + | * The anime did not include the scene where the Detective Boys ask Takagi the reason Date copying the code down in his notes instead of taking a picture with phone. | ||
| + | * The anime removes Detective Boys Badge usage by Sato when she asked Conan to get Alain from the car. | ||
| + | <spoiler> | ||
| + | * The anime add some scene of Detective Boys where they wondering about "radio show about roads" and meaning of "soleil". | ||
| + | * In the manga, Conan directly deduced about Yuji's location is within thirty minute driving radius. In the anime, Takagi and Sato are the one who deduce it. | ||
| + | * In the manga, Conan directly deduced that the car was from underground parking garage and Alain was told to lie down when the car was moving. In the anime, Conan and Mitsuhiko have to ask Alain first about what he sees when he got into the car and when the car left the parking garage. | ||
| + | * The anime add the process of Alain trying to remember the flag color, while in the manga he directly said it. | ||
| + | * In the manga, when Takagi is asking the taxi driver to take him to the restaurant, he immediately saw the restaurant's flag. In the anime, there is a delay between him asking the taxi driver and him seeing the restaurant's flag. | ||
| + | * The anime add original dialogues for Takagi when he provokes the kidnapper, saying that he doubt the kidnapper had seen the news and can't do anyththing without his boss, then asking him to hand over Yuji if he don't want to be beaten to death.</spoiler> | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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<references/> | <references/> | ||
| − | {{ | + | {{Volume 101}} |
[[de:Kapitel 1079]] | [[de:Kapitel 1079]] | ||
[[Category:Chapters]] | [[Category:Chapters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:27, 20 January 2024
| ‹ Reenactment | List of Chapters | The Cold Case › |
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| Title: | The Thing That Was Left in the Notebook |
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| Japanese title: | 手帳に遺されたもの (Techō ni nokosareta mono) |
| Original release: | October 13th, 2021 |
| Shōnen Sunday issue: | #46/2021 |
| Volume: | 101 |
| Anime adaptation: | Episode 1109: Takagi and Date and the Notebook Promise (Part 1) |
What was Left in the Notebook (手帳に遺されたもの Techō ni nokosareta mono) is the 1079th chapter of the manga of Detective Conan. It was written by Gosho Aoyama, drawn by him and his assistants and first released in Shōnen Sunday #46/2021 on October 13, 2021 and has been published as part of Volume 101 on April 13, 2022.
Contents
Characters
Introduced
Featured
Settings
- Café Poirot
- Phone booth in Beika (flashback)
- Sidewalk in Beika Town
Featured
Plot
The Detective Boys are seen walking on a sidewalk in Beika and talk about professor Agasa's recovery from his kidnapping case. Since the professor was resting at a hospital, the Detective Boys ask Haibara if she will be alone in Agasa's house and propose her to come visit and play with her. She says that she doesn't feel much lonely, since the house is big and comfortable, and Shinichi's mother often comes to cook meals. Suddenly, a man erupts from a side street and pushes Haibara, which reminded her of Gin. Fortunately, before the man can cause more ruckus, detective Sato arrives and subdues him. Detective Takagi also arrive and they arrest the man, who was apparently a robbery suspect. After two other detectives bring the suspect away, Sato asks Takagi to take note of the time of the arrest. While perusing through his notebook, which was handed to him by Wataru Date, he sees a written note by Date saying ″Sunday with Takagi″, along with a series of numbers. This makes him remember the day Date died of a car crash, and Sato has to call him by his first name to snap him back to reality. The two detectives can't seem to be able to figure out the meaning of the numbers, and Conan deduces that it is in fact pointing towards the date, time and address of that meeting ″Sunday with Takagi″. The group then head towards Café Poirot, where Conan says the location of the meeting was supposed to be. At the Café, Conan explains that the code works just like a pager, in which the numbers are assigned to letters and characters of the Japanese alphabet. Conan then asks Poirot's worker Azusa to input the numbers into her cellphone to render them into letters. The message that come out was ″Sunday, at midday, Beika-cho 5-6 Poirot, near the window, put on a red bow-tie and wait″. As they try to figure out why did Date ask Takagi to wear the bowtie, Amuro interrupts them and says that it was probably to help Takagi become a proper policeman by having him stop some sort of illegal deal. He then adds that it is just a hunch, since he doesn't know Date, even though in fact, they went to the police academy together. To figure out what the deal was, Conan asks Azusa if there were mysterious people that went to the Café a year ago, at the time where Date died, but she responds by the negative. Conan investigates around the tables and finds tape stuck to the bottom of their table. He asks Azusa what was stuck there and she shows them a game console that fell off from there a year ago. Since it is out of batteries, they can't really inspect its contents. Takagi also asks the waitress if there was someone looking through the window, and she says that there was a boy looking through the window and making weird hand gestures. After she demonstrates what the kid did, Conan figures out it is a call for help used in Canada and that the kid, who was probably a foreigner, must have been involved in some kind of trouble a year ago. Azusa corrects herself and says that in fact, the kid was there not a year ago, but only a week ago. This means that something must have happened to this kid a week ago, and the group have to figure out what is going on.
Continuity
Trivia
- The issue of Shonen Sunday #46/2021 shows Conan, Haibara, Ayumi, Genta, Mitsuhiko, Hiroshi Agasa, Shuichi Akai, Heiji Hattori and Kazuha Toyama all wearing Conan's iconic elementary school uniform, but with bowties of different colors. The top of the cover also shows Rei Furuya and Hanzawa-san wearing an apron, commemorating Zero's Tea Time and Hanzawa the Criminal anime adaptation announcement. The cover is part of a series of two covers that will show 16 characters of the series to promote the release of Volume 100 in issues #46 and #47.
Adaptations
Takagi and Date and the Notebook Promise (episodes 1109-1110)
- Some dialogues not included in the anime:
- Sato suggests that she and Takagi have lunch at Poirot.
- Takagi mentions that Sato was working on different case when the kidnapping happened.
- The anime add the scene where Mitsuhiko suggests that they walk Haibara back to Agasa residence.
- In the manga, before capturing the robber, Sato crossed her arms in front. In the anime, she directly prepared to catch the robber.
- In the manga, after informing Conan about the gaming device, Azusa directly go to get it. In the anime, Conan has to ask Azusa what she did with the device before she go to get it.
- The anime did not include the scene where the Detective Boys ask Takagi the reason Date copying the code down in his notes instead of taking a picture with phone.
- The anime removes Detective Boys Badge usage by Sato when she asked Conan to get Alain from the car.
See also
References
| Volume 101 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Chapter 1070 • 1071 • 1072 • 1073 • 1074 • 1075 • 1076 • 1077 • 1078 • 1079 • 1080 |
