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'''The Detective Boys''' (known as '''The Junior Detective League''' in the English Funimation adaption) are the pre-adolescent detectives with whom [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] solves the occasional crime in which he and his Teitan Elementary classmates stumble into.
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
The Detective Boys (Also Known as The Jr Detective league in the English Adaption) is the group that Conan along with Ayumi, Genta, and Mitsuhiko formed early in the series after they find a Treasure map to Italian Gold that was stolen by a group of thieves. The Group has gone almost everywhere together including camping, going into the city, and going on field trips with Dr Agasa. Even Though Conan Plans on getting his normal body back, he enjoys having the time he has with the group of young detectives, conan even said in the 6th movie, [[The Phantom of Baker Street]], That he couldn't go anywhere without them. When Haibara joined up she became like a big sister to Ayumi and Love intrest of Mitsuhiko (Which she knows about). Dr Agasa plays the part of a Guardian for the young group of Detectives, always telling them useful information and giving them riddles to solve, but he does scold them all if they do something that is dangerous. The Group consists of 5 members with there being 3 guys and 2 girls.
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The Detective Boys were informally formed when [[Ayumi Yoshida]] and [[Genta Kojima]] decided to investigate a mansion which was once a murder site and had been abandoned. Conan and his classmate [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] were drafted into accompanying the two, and the foursome entered the house. In the course of this adventure, Conan found out that the house was still inhabited by the mother and son of the murder victim; the son had killed his father in a fit of rage over his abusive behavior, and his mother had subsequently locked her own son in a dungeon beneath the house to wait until the deed's time-bar had passed. After exposing the two, they were arrested and the case resolved.<ref>Manga Chapters 17-19: Scary Building Case</ref>
For comedy purposes they often follow Conan around to his cases without his knowledge or agreement, often to Conan's great annoyance, on one occassion he complains to Dr. Agasa refers to them as the "Monkey Patrol". In the anime the Detective Boys often accompany Conan to places where they orginally did not go in the manga and in these circumstances they often play very little role or influence in the case, generally very few people even noticing them, those who do may find them an annoyance.
 
  
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In time, the four kept stumbling into more and more criminal cases, which were resolved thanks to Conan's deductive skills and initiative. Particularly after the case involving a sizable cache of stolen Italian gold coins,<ref>Manga Chapters 36-39: Code Sheet Case</ref> Ayumi, Genta and Mitsuhiko developed a taste for detective work and impulsively decided to become investigators themselves, mostly for fame and glory. After advertising their services in school,<ref>Manga Chapter 56: Formation! The Detective Boys</ref> they have become actively involved in many criminal cases provided by their schoolmates, though more often than not they keep accidentally coming upon such during their free-time activities. Some time later, their new classmate (and former [[Black Organisation]] member) [[Ai Haibara]] was drafted into the group. Two adults also joined this group informally, namely Professor [[Hiroshi Agasa]], who provides the group with special gadgets to aid them in their adventures, and their classteacher [[Sumiko Kobayashi]], a mystery novel enthusiast who proclaimed herself their manager.
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In most cases, the Detective Boys act more like aides to Conan, who is the group's (mostly undisputed) leader due to his intelligence, extensive criminal knowledge and experience. In this role they function mostly as additional pairs of eyes who provide Conan with trivial-seeming but important clues, and display little investigative brilliance or determination of their own. However, in some cases - especially where Conan is not present or out of commission - the other members, particularly Ai and Mitsuhiko, have demonstrated that the Detective Boys have the potential of becoming skilled investigators in their own right. Famous cases of such include:
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(''Manga'')
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*The Dangerous Cave Case<ref>Manga Chapter 251-253: Dangerous Cave Case</ref>
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*The Kaitou Kid and Kirin's Horn Case<ref>Manga Chapter 712-715: Kaitou Kid and the Kirin's Horn</ref>
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(''Anime'')
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*<ref name="epsiode 225">[[The Secret of the High Sales|Episode 225: The Secret of the High Sales]]</ref> (TV Original)
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'''Note:''' Caution must be advised for OAVs, Movies and TV Originals, as these are essentially non-canonical with the Manga series and therefore not 100% diagnostically conclusive.
 
== Members ==
 
== Members ==
 
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
 
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
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{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
 
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
 
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=== Other ===
 
=== Other ===
 
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa|display=Prof. Agasa<br>Frequent guardian}}
 
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa|display=Prof. Agasa<br>Frequent guardian}}
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
 
 
* [[Characters]]
 
* [[Characters]]
  
 
[[Category:Detective Boys|*]]
 
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Revision as of 14:38, 2 January 2011

The Detective Boys (known as The Junior Detective League in the English Funimation adaption) are the pre-adolescent detectives with whom Conan solves the occasional crime in which he and his Teitan Elementary classmates stumble into.

History

The Detective Boys were informally formed when Ayumi Yoshida and Genta Kojima decided to investigate a mansion which was once a murder site and had been abandoned. Conan and his classmate Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya were drafted into accompanying the two, and the foursome entered the house. In the course of this adventure, Conan found out that the house was still inhabited by the mother and son of the murder victim; the son had killed his father in a fit of rage over his abusive behavior, and his mother had subsequently locked her own son in a dungeon beneath the house to wait until the deed's time-bar had passed. After exposing the two, they were arrested and the case resolved.[1]

In time, the four kept stumbling into more and more criminal cases, which were resolved thanks to Conan's deductive skills and initiative. Particularly after the case involving a sizable cache of stolen Italian gold coins,[2] Ayumi, Genta and Mitsuhiko developed a taste for detective work and impulsively decided to become investigators themselves, mostly for fame and glory. After advertising their services in school,[3] they have become actively involved in many criminal cases provided by their schoolmates, though more often than not they keep accidentally coming upon such during their free-time activities. Some time later, their new classmate (and former Black Organisation member) Ai Haibara was drafted into the group. Two adults also joined this group informally, namely Professor Hiroshi Agasa, who provides the group with special gadgets to aid them in their adventures, and their classteacher Sumiko Kobayashi, a mystery novel enthusiast who proclaimed herself their manager.

In most cases, the Detective Boys act more like aides to Conan, who is the group's (mostly undisputed) leader due to his intelligence, extensive criminal knowledge and experience. In this role they function mostly as additional pairs of eyes who provide Conan with trivial-seeming but important clues, and display little investigative brilliance or determination of their own. However, in some cases - especially where Conan is not present or out of commission - the other members, particularly Ai and Mitsuhiko, have demonstrated that the Detective Boys have the potential of becoming skilled investigators in their own right. Famous cases of such include: (Manga)

  • The Dangerous Cave Case[4]
  • The Kaitou Kid and Kirin's Horn Case[5]

(Anime)

  • [6] (TV Original)

Note: Caution must be advised for OAVs, Movies and TV Originals, as these are essentially non-canonical with the Manga series and therefore not 100% diagnostically conclusive.

Members

Other

See also

  • ^ Manga Chapters 17-19: Scary Building Case
  • ^ Manga Chapters 36-39: Code Sheet Case
  • ^ Manga Chapter 56: Formation! The Detective Boys
  • ^ Manga Chapter 251-253: Dangerous Cave Case
  • ^ Manga Chapter 712-715: Kaitou Kid and the Kirin's Horn
  • ^ Episode 225: The Secret of the High Sales