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In Detective Conan and Magic Kaito, Aoyama Gosho often uses thematic naming schemes for his characters.

Background

Most case suspects for weekly cases have thematic naming schemes. For example, in Ramen So Good, It's to Die For, the names of the characters are related to ramen sizes.

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• Ogura Katsumasa (小倉功雅) - small
• Taninaka Atsushi (谷中篤) - middle
• Ōhashi Sayo (大橋彩代) - large
• Saizu Tokumori (西津徳盛) - size tokumori, or size extra-large

Fictional Detectives

Many protagonists in Detective Conan are named after fictional detectives.

Detectives

• Conan_Edogawa#Name_origin
• Ran_Mouri#Name_origin
• Kogoro_Mouri#Name_origin

James Bond

• Hidemi
• Eisuke
• Ethan

Mobile Suit Gundam

• Akai
• Camel
• Sera
• Amuro

Colors

• Magic Kaito cast

Puns

• Shinichi Kudo - One truth