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| relatives          = Yoshiteru Araide (father, deceased)<br>Chiaki Araide (mother, deceased)<br>Yoko Araide (stepmother)<br>Mitsu Araide (grandmother)
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| relatives          = Yoshiteru Araide (father, deceased) <br> Chiaki Araide (mother, deceased) <br> Yoko Araide (stepmother, arrested) <br> Mitsu Araide (paternal grandmother)
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| occupation          = Teitan High School basketball coach <br> Doctor
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| first-appearance    = Manga: [[Volume_24#Blackout_Murder_Case|File 234]]<br />Anime: [[The Blind Spot in the Darkness|Episode 170]]
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| first-appearance    = Manga: [[Volume 24#Blackout Murder Case|File 234]] <br> Anime: [[The Blind Spot in the Darkness|Episode 170]]
 
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'''{{nihongo|Tomoaki Araide|新出 智明|Araide Tomoaki}}''' is a character in the anime and manga franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''. He is a physician, and in his first appearance, thought to be a suitor for [[Ran Mouri]]'s affections.
 
'''{{nihongo|Tomoaki Araide|新出 智明|Araide Tomoaki}}''' is a character in the anime and manga franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''. He is a physician, and in his first appearance, thought to be a suitor for [[Ran Mouri]]'s affections.
  
 
== Background ==
 
== Background ==
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Tomoaki Araide is the son of [[Kogoro Mouri]]'s physician, Yoshiteru Araide, and also on occasion the basketball coach and school medic at Teitan High, the school [[Shinichi Kudo]], Ran Mouri and [[Sonoko Suzuki]] attended. Tomoaki had studied at the University of Tokyo; during this time, he had treated a young woman named [[Hikaru Yasumoto]], who was later hired into the Araide household as a maid.  
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Tomoaki Araide is the son of [[Kogoro Mouri]]'s physician, Yoshiteru Araide, and also on occasion the basketball coach and school medic at Teitan High, the school [[Shinichi Kudo]], Ran Mouri and [[Sonoko Suzuki]] attended. Tomoaki had studied at the University of Tokyo; during this time, he had treated a young woman named [[Hikaru Yasumoto]], who was later hired into the Araide household as a maid.
  
 
When Yoshiteru Araide invited Kogoro Mouri, his daughter Ran and [[Conan Edogawa]] to dinner in his house, Conan noticed that Ran was paying a lot of unusual attention on Araide. The sojourn, however, quickly turned into a murder case as Yoshiteru Araide was found electrocuted in his bathtub. The murderer turned out to be Yoko Araide, Araide's wife and Tomoaki's stepmother, who had avenged the suicide of her dear friend Chiaki (Tomoaki's mother) over her husband's extramarital affairs four years previously. And as it turned out, Ran's attention on Tomoaki was in fact directed at the sweater he was wearing, of which she subsequently made two copies both for her father and Shinichi, who came to wear it still being Conan.<ref>Manga Chapter 237: Blackout Murder Case</ref>
 
When Yoshiteru Araide invited Kogoro Mouri, his daughter Ran and [[Conan Edogawa]] to dinner in his house, Conan noticed that Ran was paying a lot of unusual attention on Araide. The sojourn, however, quickly turned into a murder case as Yoshiteru Araide was found electrocuted in his bathtub. The murderer turned out to be Yoko Araide, Araide's wife and Tomoaki's stepmother, who had avenged the suicide of her dear friend Chiaki (Tomoaki's mother) over her husband's extramarital affairs four years previously. And as it turned out, Ran's attention on Tomoaki was in fact directed at the sweater he was wearing, of which she subsequently made two copies both for her father and Shinichi, who came to wear it still being Conan.<ref>Manga Chapter 237: Blackout Murder Case</ref>
  
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=== Vermouth as Dr. Araide ===
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=== Vermouth as Araide ===
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[[Image:Vermouth and Dr. Araide.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Vermouth once disguised as Dr. Araide to try and track down Haibara.]]
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Although he had been offered a position at a clinic in Aomori, Tomoaki stayed on and maintained his late father's practise. However, it was later learned that his identity had been usurped by [[Vermouth]], as a disguise to track down [[Ai Haibara]]. [[Jodie Starling]] of the FBI discovered this, which resulted in Araide and his family being rescued just as Vermouth attempted to kill them in order to cover her tracks, and eventually led to Vermouth ending her role as Araide.<ref>Manga Chapter 433: The Truth Behind the Mask</ref>
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Although he had been offered a position at a clinic in Aomori, Tomoaki stayed on and maintained his late father's practise. However, it was later learned that his identity had been usurped by [[Vermouth]], as a disguise to track down [[Ai Haibara]]. [[Jodie Starling]] discovered this, which resulted in Araide and his family being rescued just as Vineyard attempted to kill them in order to cover her tracks and eventually led to Vineyard ending her role as Dr. Araide.<ref>Manga Chapter 433: The Truth Behind the Mask</ref>
 
  
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Dr. Araide returned to Japan after Vineyard had been exposed, and has continued to practice in the Beika area ever since. He has also come to know about Conan's involvement with the FBI from [[Jodie Starling]], but remains unaware of his true role in the chain of events.<ref>Manga Chapter 457: School Ghost Story</ref>
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Araide returned to Japan after Vermouth had been exposed, and has continued to practice in the Beika area ever since. He has also come to know about Conan's involvement with the FBI from [[Jodie Starling]], but remains unaware of his true role in the chain of events.<ref>Manga Chapter 457: School Ghost Story</ref>
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== Personality ==
 
== Personality ==
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Dr. Araide is a very kind character and doctor, always lending a hand whenever he is needed. He tends to believe in the good of man and thus can be a bit too trusting at times.<ref>Manga Chapter 236: Blackout Murder Case</ref>
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Araide is a very kind character and doctor, always lending a hand whenever he is needed. He tends to believe in the good of man and thus can be a bit too trusting at times.<ref>Manga Chapter 236: Blackout Murder Case</ref>
  
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==Plot overview==
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== Appellations ==
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===The Unseen Angle of the Darkness (Manga: 234-237, Anime: 170-171)===
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Kogoro Mouri visits Ariade clinic with Ran and Kogoro in tow to receive the results of his health checkup from his doctor Yoshiteru Araide. Ran is looking for the bathroom when she meets Araide Tomoaki, 25 years old, temporarily working for his father’s clinic until he moves to Beika hospital. Tomoaki Araide’s father was then killed in his bathtub via electrocution. Detective Takagi, Inspector Megure, and other nameless policemen investigate the murder.  
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Conan investigates and discovers Yoko Araide, Yoshiteru Araide's second wife was the murder. She caused a blackout to occur while she was supposedly on the phone, and during the ensuing darkness, snuck to the bathtub and put the shaver in the bathtub. She then snuck back and asked the housemaid [[Hikaru Yasumoto]] to flip the circuit breaker, causing Yoshiteru Araide to be electrocuted.  
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== Plot overview ==
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=== The Unseen Angle of the Darkness (Manga: [[Volume 24#Blackout Murder Case|234-237]], Anime: [[The Blind Spot in the Darkness|170-171]]) ===
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Kogoro Mouri visits Araide clinic with Ran and Conan so that his doctor Yoshiteru can give him the results of his health checkup. Ran goes to the bathroom during their visit and meets Tomoaki Araide on the way. Tomoaki Araide’s father is then killed in his bathtub via electrocution. Detective Takagi, Inspector Megure, and other nameless policemen investigate the murder.
  
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The motive was that Dr. Araide’s mom, Chiaki died four years ago, while drunk driving, although she is supposed to have hated alcohol. She left a message to Yoko Araide to “Please take care of Tomoaki. Don’t let him follow his dad.” A journal Yoko found later indicates that Yoshiteru Araide was a flirtatious guy who drove Chiaki to drink. Meanwhile, Ariade becomes very upset that his family is suspected by the police and that a trap was laid (by Conan) to catch the murderer. Araide rushes to the bathroom and overhears “Mouri’s” offer to conceal some of the details of the crime to protect the maid Hikaru’s conscience. This offer proves crucial as Vermouth does not know this detail because the records of investigation were altered to protect the maid’s conscience.
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Conan investigates and discovers Yoko Araide, Yoshiteru Araide's second wife was the murderer. She caused a blackout to occur while she was supposedly on the phone, and during the ensuing darkness, snuck to the bathtub and put the shaver in the bathtub. She then snuck back and asked the housemaid [[Hikaru Yasumoto]] to flip the circuit breaker, causing Yoshiteru Araide to be electrocuted.
  
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===Teitan High School's Ghost Story (Manga: 457-459, Anime: 361-362)===
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The motive was that Araide's mother, Chiaki, died four years ago from driving under alcohol's influence, although she supposedly hated alcohol. She left a message to Yoko Araide to “Please take care of Tomoaki. Don’t let him follow his dad.” A journal Yoko found later indicates that Yoshiteru Araide was a flirtatious guy who drove Chiaki to drink. Meanwhile, Araide becomes very upset that his family is suspected by the police and that a trap was laid (by Conan) to catch the murderer. Araide rushes to the bathroom and overhears “Mouri’s” offer to conceal some of the details of the crime to protect the maid Hikaru’s conscience. This offer proves crucial as Vermouth does not know this detail because the records of investigation were altered to protect the maid’s conscience.
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-->Dr. Araide returns and helps with a school ghost mystery case. He seems to only know the basic details of Vermouth's impersonation, which he was the victim of. He states that he was in Japan two years ago when he treated a student who fell down some stairs. Araide attempts to examine “sleeping detective” Sonoko, and is waived off by Conan.  
 
  
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Araide seems surprised when Ran says he is nice and in the end he gets a call from Jodie. Araide says he is surprised how well liked the disguised Vermouth’s Araide was based on the testimony of the students and teachers and asks Jodie if Vermouth is really a bad person. Jodie becomes exceedingly grumpy and yells at Araide that Vermouth was only copying Araide's personality.
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=== Bus Jack (Manga: [[Volume 29#Bus Hijacking Case|287-289]], Anime: [[The Mysterious Passenger|230-231]]) ===
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Vermouth disguised as Araide; same below and all the way to episode 345.
  
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===The Secret Path to School (Manga: 507, Anime: 428)===
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===Four Porsches (Manga: [[Volume_41#Four_Porsches_Case|420-422]], Anime [[The Four Porsches|338-339]])===
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===Head to Head with the Black Organization (Manga: [[Volume_42#Halloween_Party_Case|429-434]], Anime: [[Head-to-Head Match with the Black Organization: A Dual Mystery on a Full Moon Night|345]])===
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[[File:Vermouth and Dr. Araide.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Vermouth as Araide.]]
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The fact that Vermouth has been disguising as Araide for some time is revealed by Jodie Starling. The real Araide was in the U.S. with his family members during this time, under the protection of the FBI.
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=== Teitan High School's Ghost Story (Manga: [[Volume 44#Classmate's Ghost Case|457]]-[[Volume 45#Classmate's Ghost Case|459]], Anime: [[Teitan High School's Ghost Story|361-362]]) ===
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Since the FBI deems it safe for Araide (and his family members) to return to Japan, Araide comes back to Teitan High School and carries on Vermouth's work. Since he does not really know who Vermouth is, and learns that his impersonator seems to have been kind and helpful to students and staff alike, he asks Jodie whether Vermouth is really a bad person. Upon hearing this, Jodie becomes exceedingly grumpy, yells "how can a person who smiles while killing someone be a good person?" and hangs up, thinking at Vermouth has the terrifying ability of mimicking others' personality as well.
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In these two episodes (or chapters) Araide also helps Sonoko, Ran and Conan with investigating the school ghost mystery. Conan solves the case and tranquillizes Sonoko in order to deduce, but this is interrupted by Araide, who attempts to examine Sonoko. Conan quickly stops Araide by using Sonoko's hand to slap his and by claiming (in Sonoko's voice) that it is her "show time".
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After the case is solved, Araide tells Masao Monobe (a student of Teitan High School) that he, as the school's physician, was with Hideaki Hosaka (a fellow student of Monobe) shortly before Hosaka's death. Araide claims that although Hosaka was fatally injured at that time, he was still joking about the accident (which had been caused by Monobe). Araide later admits that the joking part is a white lie aiming to stop Monobe from keeping feeling guilty for a fellow student's death.
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=== The Secret Path to School (Manga: [[Volume 49#Missing Classmate Case|507]], Anime: [[Super Secret of the Road to School|428]]) ===
 
A missing girl caught in a hit and run leads the detective boys to Araide’s hospital. Araide then starts raising two stray kittens while seeking new owners for them.
 
A missing girl caught in a hit and run leads the detective boys to Araide’s hospital. Araide then starts raising two stray kittens while seeking new owners for them.
  
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===Non-[[canon]] depictions===
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== Non-canon plot overview ==
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In the OVA story "[[The Stranger from Ten Years Later]]", Tomoaki Araide appears to have developed feelings for Ran and proposed to her ten years in the future. Ran, however, rejected him, saying she's willing to wait another ten years for Shinichi's return. However, since this story was all part of a fever hallucination [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] was suffering at that time, it can be dismissed as non-relevant.
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=== The Stranger from Ten Years Later (OVA: [[The Stranger from Ten Years Later|9]]) ===
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Tomoaki Araide appears to have developed feelings for Ran and proposes to her ten years in the future. Ran, however, rejects him, saying she's willing to wait another ten years for Shinichi's return. However, since this story was all part of a fever hallucination Conan was suffering at that time, it can be dismissed as non-relevant. Later, after his fever fell, Conan eats supper with his family and Araide, who has come to heal him and take care of him and at the glance of Ran talking to him, Conan remembers his dream and stares angrily at him.
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=== Stork Mystery Tour (Anime: [[Stork Mystery Tour|554-555]]) ===
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Tomoaki appears in a flashback in which Conan explains why he sprained his ankle. It was in fact because he was in a staircase in the street with the Detective Boys and saw Araide with Ran and thought about the idea of the two dating together and, as his attention was somewhere else, he slipped and fell off the staircase spraining his ankle.
  
 
== Relationships analysis ==
 
== Relationships analysis ==
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===Family & Friends===
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=== Ran Mouri ===
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====Ran Mouri====
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[[File:araideran.png|thumb|right|200px|Ran and Tomoaki.]]
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Araide and [[Ran Mouri]] became friends while Araide was acting as a temporary basketball coach in place of a teacher who broke his leg. During "[[The Blind Spot in the Darkness]]", Conan wrongly came to the conclusion that Ran was attracted to Araide. In truth, she wanted to borrow his sweater in order to knit a similarly patterned one for Shinichi. Some anime-original features play with the idea that Araide is interested in Ran, most notably in the OVA story [[The Stranger from Ten Years Later]] where he proposed to her, but this was only a dream of Conan's and can be ignored.
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====Harris Ming Che Chan===
 
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According to Gosho Aoyama, Tomoaki's first love was an American woman called Harris Ming Che Chan Jonathon Bartley Jason Dawg Johnson.<ref>google.com/711618/HAGjavYaljdb/jdbrjwlwwnhhgg/.../</ref>
 
  
 
== Name origin ==
 
== Name origin ==
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Araide's given name {{lang|ja|智明}} is an anagram of [[Kogoro Akechi]]'s surname {{lang|ja|明智}}.
  
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== In other languages ==
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== Trivia ==
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== Different looks ==
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* Araide once asks [[Jodie Starling|Jodie]] whether if [[Vermouth|the person who immitate him]] is really an evil, since everybody in school is talking nicely about him in the past. They are [[Ran]]'s karate mentor [[Kazumi Tsukamoto]] ("You still have that look of an Angel, Dr. Araide"), Kazumi's friend Kunishige Seto ("Before our catious Dr. Araide takes me to the hospital"), the school's principal ("Thanks to the exercise you taught me, my waist feel much better!"), and Ran herself ("Dr. Araide is a truly nice person, right?"). However, this just ended up angering Jodie, who yells at him "How someone be kind if she can kill people while smiling?", because Vermouth's disguise is just perfect.
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| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Tomoaki Before.JPG|thumb|left|x185px|Episode 170]]
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| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Tomoaki Middle.JPG|thumb|left|x185px|Episode 362]]
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| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Tomoaki Araide Profile.jpg|thumb|left|x185px|Episode 428]]
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| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:OVA9 Araide.png|thumb|left|x185px|OVA 9]]
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
 
* [[Characters]]
 
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* [[Araide family]]
 
  
 
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Tomoaki Araide

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Profile
Japanese name: 新出 智明
(Araide Tomoaki)
Age: 25
Gender: Male
Relatives: Yoshiteru Araide (father, deceased)
Chiaki Araide (mother, deceased)
Yoko Araide (stepmother, arrested)
Mitsu Araide (paternal grandmother)
Occupation: Teitan High School basketball coach
Doctor
Statistics
First appearance: Manga: File 234
Anime: Episode 170
Appearances: Chapters: 29
Episodes: 17
OVAs: 1
Openings: 2
Closings: 1
Keyhole number: Volume 24
Actors
Japanese voice: Hideyuki Hori

Tomoaki Araide (新出 智明 Araide Tomoaki?) is a character in the anime and manga franchise Detective Conan. He is a physician, and in his first appearance, thought to be a suitor for Ran Mouri's affections.

Background

Tomoaki Araide is the son of Kogoro Mouri's physician, Yoshiteru Araide, and also on occasion the basketball coach and school medic at Teitan High, the school Shinichi Kudo, Ran Mouri and Sonoko Suzuki attended. Tomoaki had studied at the University of Tokyo; during this time, he had treated a young woman named Hikaru Yasumoto, who was later hired into the Araide household as a maid.

When Yoshiteru Araide invited Kogoro Mouri, his daughter Ran and Conan Edogawa to dinner in his house, Conan noticed that Ran was paying a lot of unusual attention on Araide. The sojourn, however, quickly turned into a murder case as Yoshiteru Araide was found electrocuted in his bathtub. The murderer turned out to be Yoko Araide, Araide's wife and Tomoaki's stepmother, who had avenged the suicide of her dear friend Chiaki (Tomoaki's mother) over her husband's extramarital affairs four years previously. And as it turned out, Ran's attention on Tomoaki was in fact directed at the sweater he was wearing, of which she subsequently made two copies both for her father and Shinichi, who came to wear it still being Conan.[1]

Vermouth as Araide

Although he had been offered a position at a clinic in Aomori, Tomoaki stayed on and maintained his late father's practise. However, it was later learned that his identity had been usurped by Vermouth, as a disguise to track down Ai Haibara. Jodie Starling of the FBI discovered this, which resulted in Araide and his family being rescued just as Vermouth attempted to kill them in order to cover her tracks, and eventually led to Vermouth ending her role as Araide.[2]

Araide returned to Japan after Vermouth had been exposed, and has continued to practice in the Beika area ever since. He has also come to know about Conan's involvement with the FBI from Jodie Starling, but remains unaware of his true role in the chain of events.[3]

Personality

Araide is a very kind character and doctor, always lending a hand whenever he is needed. He tends to believe in the good of man and thus can be a bit too trusting at times.[4]

Appellations

Plot overview

The Unseen Angle of the Darkness (Manga: 234-237, Anime: 170-171)

Kogoro Mouri visits Araide clinic with Ran and Conan so that his doctor Yoshiteru can give him the results of his health checkup. Ran goes to the bathroom during their visit and meets Tomoaki Araide on the way. Tomoaki Araide’s father is then killed in his bathtub via electrocution. Detective Takagi, Inspector Megure, and other nameless policemen investigate the murder.

Conan investigates and discovers Yoko Araide, Yoshiteru Araide's second wife was the murderer. She caused a blackout to occur while she was supposedly on the phone, and during the ensuing darkness, snuck to the bathtub and put the shaver in the bathtub. She then snuck back and asked the housemaid Hikaru Yasumoto to flip the circuit breaker, causing Yoshiteru Araide to be electrocuted.

The motive was that Araide's mother, Chiaki, died four years ago from driving under alcohol's influence, although she supposedly hated alcohol. She left a message to Yoko Araide to “Please take care of Tomoaki. Don’t let him follow his dad.” A journal Yoko found later indicates that Yoshiteru Araide was a flirtatious guy who drove Chiaki to drink. Meanwhile, Araide becomes very upset that his family is suspected by the police and that a trap was laid (by Conan) to catch the murderer. Araide rushes to the bathroom and overhears “Mouri’s” offer to conceal some of the details of the crime to protect the maid Hikaru’s conscience. This offer proves crucial as Vermouth does not know this detail because the records of investigation were altered to protect the maid’s conscience.

Bus Jack (Manga: 287-289, Anime: 230-231)

Vermouth disguised as Araide; same below and all the way to episode 345.

Four Porsches (Manga: 420-422, Anime 338-339)

Head to Head with the Black Organization (Manga: 429-434, Anime: 345)

Vermouth as Araide.

The fact that Vermouth has been disguising as Araide for some time is revealed by Jodie Starling. The real Araide was in the U.S. with his family members during this time, under the protection of the FBI.

Teitan High School's Ghost Story (Manga: 457-459, Anime: 361-362)

Since the FBI deems it safe for Araide (and his family members) to return to Japan, Araide comes back to Teitan High School and carries on Vermouth's work. Since he does not really know who Vermouth is, and learns that his impersonator seems to have been kind and helpful to students and staff alike, he asks Jodie whether Vermouth is really a bad person. Upon hearing this, Jodie becomes exceedingly grumpy, yells "how can a person who smiles while killing someone be a good person?" and hangs up, thinking at Vermouth has the terrifying ability of mimicking others' personality as well.

In these two episodes (or chapters) Araide also helps Sonoko, Ran and Conan with investigating the school ghost mystery. Conan solves the case and tranquillizes Sonoko in order to deduce, but this is interrupted by Araide, who attempts to examine Sonoko. Conan quickly stops Araide by using Sonoko's hand to slap his and by claiming (in Sonoko's voice) that it is her "show time".

After the case is solved, Araide tells Masao Monobe (a student of Teitan High School) that he, as the school's physician, was with Hideaki Hosaka (a fellow student of Monobe) shortly before Hosaka's death. Araide claims that although Hosaka was fatally injured at that time, he was still joking about the accident (which had been caused by Monobe). Araide later admits that the joking part is a white lie aiming to stop Monobe from keeping feeling guilty for a fellow student's death.

The Secret Path to School (Manga: 507, Anime: 428)

A missing girl caught in a hit and run leads the detective boys to Araide’s hospital. Araide then starts raising two stray kittens while seeking new owners for them.

Non-canon plot overview

The Stranger from Ten Years Later (OVA: 9)

Tomoaki Araide appears to have developed feelings for Ran and proposes to her ten years in the future. Ran, however, rejects him, saying she's willing to wait another ten years for Shinichi's return. However, since this story was all part of a fever hallucination Conan was suffering at that time, it can be dismissed as non-relevant. Later, after his fever fell, Conan eats supper with his family and Araide, who has come to heal him and take care of him and at the glance of Ran talking to him, Conan remembers his dream and stares angrily at him.

Stork Mystery Tour (Anime: 554-555)

Tomoaki appears in a flashback in which Conan explains why he sprained his ankle. It was in fact because he was in a staircase in the street with the Detective Boys and saw Araide with Ran and thought about the idea of the two dating together and, as his attention was somewhere else, he slipped and fell off the staircase spraining his ankle.

Relationships analysis

Ran Mouri

Ran and Tomoaki.

Araide and Ran Mouri became friends while Araide was acting as a temporary basketball coach in place of a teacher who broke his leg. During "The Blind Spot in the Darkness", Conan wrongly came to the conclusion that Ran was attracted to Araide. In truth, she wanted to borrow his sweater in order to knit a similarly patterned one for Shinichi. Some anime-original features play with the idea that Araide is interested in Ran, most notably in the OVA story The Stranger from Ten Years Later where he proposed to her, but this was only a dream of Conan's and can be ignored.

Name origin

Araide's given name 智明 is an anagram of Kogoro Akechi's surname 明智.

In other languages

Language Given Name Family Name
Flag of Japan Japanese 智明 Tomoaki 新出 Araide
Flag of Arab League Arabic تومواكي Tomoaki أرادي Aradi (earlier)
أرَداي Aradai (later)
Flag of Indonesia Bahasa Indonesia Tomoaki Araide
Flag of Catalonia Catalan Tomoaki Araide
Flag of China Chinese (Simplified) 智明 Zhìmíng 新出 Xīnchū
Flag of France French Tomoaki Araide
Flag of Germany German Tomoaki Araide
Flag of Italy Italian Tomoaki Niide (at the beginning)
Araide
Flag of North KoreaFlag of South Korea Korean 시준 Shi Jun 황 Hwang
Flag of Spain Spanish Tomoaki Araide
Flag of Thailand Thai โทโมอากิ อาราอิเดะ

Different looks

Episode 170
Episode 362
Episode 428
OVA 9

See also

References

  1. ^ Manga Chapter 237: Blackout Murder Case
  2. ^ Manga Chapter 433: The Truth Behind the Mask
  3. ^ Manga Chapter 457: School Ghost Story
  4. ^ Manga Chapter 236: Blackout Murder Case
  5. ^ a b c File 422: Inescapable Target (Volume 41)
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Main Characters
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NPA and Public Security Bureau Rei Furuya (Bourbon) • Hiromitsu Morofushi • Yuya Kazami
FBI Shuichi Akai • Jodie Starling • James Black • Andre Camel
CIA Hidemi Hondou (Kir) • Ethan Hondou
MI6 Mary Sera • Tsutomu Akai
Black Organization The Boss • Rum • Gin • Vodka • Vermouth • Chianti • Korn • Shiho Miyano • Akemi Miyano • Elena Miyano • Atsushi Miyano • Tequila • Pisco • Calvados • Rikumichi Kusuda • Ki'ichiro Numabuchi
Magic Kaito Kaito Kuroba • Kaitou Kid • Aoko Nakamori • Ginzo Nakamori • Midoriko Nakamori • Toichi Kuroba • Chikage Kuroba • Konosuke Jii • Keiko Momoi • Akako Koizumi • Saguru Hakuba • Snake • Kaitou Corbeau
Others "The Criminal" • Hideo Akagi • Ryusuke Higo • Takahiro Sanada • Scar Akai • Kohji Haneda • Kamen Yaiba • Amanda Hughes
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