Difference between revisions of "Nobuo Ogizawa"
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| − | {{nihongo|'''Nobuo Ogizawa'''| | + | {{nihongo|'''Nobuo Ogizawa'''|扇澤 延男|Ōgizawa Nobuo}}, born November 29, 1956, is a Japanese screenplay writer from Hokkai. He is best known for his work on episodes of the anime ''[[Detective Conan]]''. |
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| + | He graduated from [[Wikipedia:Waseda University|Waseda University]]. In early years, he studied under the famous screenwriter [[Wikipedia:金子成人|Narito Kaneko]]. Initially worked in TV Asah for planning work, later, under the recommendation of the producer Akira Koseki, he got involved in the screenwriting of tokusatsu [[Wikipedia: Choujinki Metalder|Choujinki Metalder]], he was responsible for the screenplay of the 11th and the 27th episode. As time goes by, along his hard-working effort, he became a lecturer at the Japan Screenwriters Union, he also got involved in the "screenplay writer training course" ran by [[Wikipedia:TMS Entertainment|TMS Entertainment]]. | ||
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| + | His cases possess a strong smell of ''Social Detective Mysteries'' (社会派推理), and mostly revealling tragedy, corruption, households ethics... He currently has the highest number of [[Detective Conan]] TV Original cases written, despite his absence in the production of Detective Conan from 2008, 2010, 2011, and 2012. | ||
== Screenplays written == | == Screenplays written == | ||
Number of case scenarios written: '''66''' (82 episodes) | Number of case scenarios written: '''66''' (82 episodes) | ||
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* [[The Man Who Was Killed Four Times]] (Episode 175) | * [[The Man Who Was Killed Four Times]] (Episode 175) | ||
* [[The Deduction That Was Too Good]] (Episode 207) | * [[The Deduction That Was Too Good]] (Episode 207) | ||
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* [[Bekapon's Bleeding Service]] (Episode 790) | * [[Bekapon's Bleeding Service]] (Episode 790) | ||
* [[The Lovebirds' Ruse]] along with [[Shintaro Ueda]] (Episode 796) | * [[The Lovebirds' Ruse]] along with [[Shintaro Ueda]] (Episode 796) | ||
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* [[The Moving Target]] (Episode 798) | * [[The Moving Target]] (Episode 798) | ||
* [[Tottori Sand Dunes Mystery Tour]] (Episodes 801-802) | * [[Tottori Sand Dunes Mystery Tour]] (Episodes 801-802) | ||
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* [[The Detective Boys' Pursuit of the Purse-snatcher]] (Episode 1073) | * [[The Detective Boys' Pursuit of the Purse-snatcher]] (Episode 1073) | ||
* [[The Charismatic CEO's Secret Plan]] (Episode 1076) | * [[The Charismatic CEO's Secret Plan]] (Episode 1076) | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 11:41, 11 March 2023
| Nobuo Ogizawa | |
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| Gender: | Male |
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| Date of birth: | November 29, 1956 |
| Place of birth: | Hokkai, Japan |
| Location: | Hokkai, Japan |
Nobuo Ogizawa (扇澤 延男 Ōgizawa Nobuo), born November 29, 1956, is a Japanese screenplay writer from Hokkai. He is best known for his work on episodes of the anime Detective Conan.
He graduated from Waseda University. In early years, he studied under the famous screenwriter Narito Kaneko. Initially worked in TV Asah for planning work, later, under the recommendation of the producer Akira Koseki, he got involved in the screenwriting of tokusatsu Choujinki Metalder, he was responsible for the screenplay of the 11th and the 27th episode. As time goes by, along his hard-working effort, he became a lecturer at the Japan Screenwriters Union, he also got involved in the "screenplay writer training course" ran by TMS Entertainment.
His cases possess a strong smell of Social Detective Mysteries (社会派推理), and mostly revealling tragedy, corruption, households ethics... He currently has the highest number of Detective Conan TV Original cases written, despite his absence in the production of Detective Conan from 2008, 2010, 2011, and 2012.
Screenplays written
Number of case scenarios written: 66 (82 episodes)
