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| + | * In an English-subbed release of [[The Smash of Determination and Love#Trivia|The Smash of Determination and Love]], the newspaper portrait of male secretary Hiroaki Saeki was replaced with one of female Renge Kataoka for some reason. The same release also referred to the secretary with female pronouns in the subtitles. The references used by the voice actors in Japanese were gender-neutral. This is despite the original Japanese version, showing Saeki as male in the newspaper. | ||
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Revision as of 15:14, 12 May 2018
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| Japanese name: | 片岡 れんげ (Kataoka Renge) |
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| Age: | 17 |
| Gender: | Female |
| Date of birth: | unknown |
| Relatives: | Hanshiro Kataoka (father) |
| First appearance: | Anime: Episode 409 |
| Appearances: | Episodes: 3 |
| Cases solved: | 0 |
| Japanese voice: | Naoko Takano |
Renge Kataoka (片岡 れんげ Kataoka Renge) is a character in the anime franchise Detective Conan.
Contents
Background
Renge Kataoka is an actress of the theater troupe headed by Tamanosuke Ito.
Personality
Appellations
Plot overview
The Simultaneous Stage Advance and Kidnapping (Anime: 409-410)
The Phantom of the Konpira (Anime: 452)
Relationships analysis
Tamanosuke Ito
Megumi Ito
Hanshiro Kataoka
Different looks
Trivia
- In an English-subbed release of The Smash of Determination and Love, the newspaper portrait of male secretary Hiroaki Saeki was replaced with one of female Renge Kataoka for some reason. The same release also referred to the secretary with female pronouns in the subtitles. The references used by the voice actors in Japanese were gender-neutral. This is despite the original Japanese version, showing Saeki as male in the newspaper.
References
