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| Japanese name: | 桃井 恵子 (Momoi Keiko) |
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| Age: | 17 |
| Gender: | Female |
| First appearance: | Magic Kaito Chapter 6 Manga: ? Anime: Episode 219 |
| Appearances: | TV: 1 Specials: 1 |
| Japanese voice: | Yukiko Iwai (219) Ai Kayano (Magic Kaito) |
Keiko Momoi (桃井 恵子 Momoi Keiko) is a character in the manga franchise Magic Kaito, as well as the manga and anime franchise Detective Conan.
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Background
Keiko appears to be a close friend of Aoko Nakamori, possibly her best friend after Kaito Kuroba. It is not stated how long the girls have known each other. In the plot of Magic Kaito, Keiko often serves the same purpose that Sonoko Suzuki does to Ran Mouri: that of friend and foil to the female main character.
She attends Ekoda High along with Aoko, Kaito, Akako Koizumi and Saguru Hakuba.
Personality
Although comparable to Sonoko, Keiko appears to have a far less abrasive personality. She is an avid Kaitou Kid fan, but knows better than to advertise this in front of Aoko.
Plot overview
Keiko has appeared only once in Detective Conan, during the Kudo vs Kid special. She was seen first in high school homeroom with Kaito Kuroba, Aoko Nakamori, and Akako Koizumi. She later attended the Kid heist outside the clock tower with Aoko.
Keiko then makes a brief appearance in Kaitou Kid's Busy Date while she and a few other classmates ask Aoko about her feelings for Kaito.
Appellations
Relationships analysis
Family & Friends
Aoko Nakamori
Keiko and Aoko are good friends together.
Name origin
Like other characters in Magic Kaito, Keiko's name contains a color. The "momo" in Keiko's family name means "peach".
