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===Masters Of Manga Interview===
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Masters of Manga, published July 6, 2010<br>
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Text submitted by: Chekov
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Gōshō Aoyama is one of the most successful shōnen manga artists of our time and its most successful work, Detective Conan (Case Closed in the US), serialized on Shōnen Sunday (Shōgakukan) since 1994 (68 paperbacks so far), has been one of the biggest hits of the 1900s and 2000s. Detective Conan, a detective story whose main character, little Conan Edogawa, is a teenager detective trapped in a body of a little kid, is still going on. Uber-busy Aoyama, who is required to draw twenty pages of manga every week, wasn’t able to meet me for a face to face interview, but even so he was so kind as to agree to answer to my questions via e-mail. Here I transcribe the interview in full.
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Please do not publish this interview on other blogs or publications without my permission. (Tough cookies Masters of Manga, if the originals go down, someone's gotta rehost for the good of the fandom)
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1. Why did you decide to become a mangaka? How did it all start?<br>
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It all happened because I wanted to give shape to stories that were only in my head in order to show them to everybody.
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2. What other mangaka or artists had influence on you?<br>
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Tetsuya Chiba, Monkey Punch and Mitsuru Adachi.
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3. Do you usually read or watch detective stories? What kind of stories do you prefer?<br>
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I watch a lot of movies and TV series, so many I’m even unable to count them. Sherlock Holmes, Furuhata Ninzaburō, Columbo, and the novels of Hercule Poirot would be good examples of what I like.
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4. Outside Japan there are a lot of famous authors specializing in detective stories, such as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle or Agatha Christie. I believe that the same can be said about Japan, where there are also many novelists specialized on the genre. But what about manga? Were there other manga stories before Detective Conan whose main character was a detective? If the answer is “no”, was Conan a pioneer of the genre?<br>
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If I’m not mistaken, Kindaichi Shōnen no jikenbo (The Case Files of Young Kindaichi) serialization began earlier than Conan’s.
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5. What was the driving force behind your decision to draw Detective Conan?<br>
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I wanted to write/draw a romantic comedy whose main character was a detective that has been made small again.
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6. Detective Conan is now a big hit and many other stories of the same kind have been appearing here and there on other manga magazines of other publishing houses. What do you think about this phenomenon?<br>
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I think that this is happening because there is a detective inside every person in the world. We all like mysteries, this is why.
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7. Detective Conan’s world has expanded hugely; it has been adapted to anime, movies, live action TV series and many more media. What do you think about this?<br>
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I think that I’m very happy and very lucky (laughs).
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8. Why did you decide to make Conan a child? Do you think that the series would have been equally successful had the main character been a teenager detective, as it was in the very beginning?<br>
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I think that precisely because I made him become a child again, I could gain the attention and faithful readership of a broader range of readers, from children to adults.
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9. Is it very hard to be in charge of the same series during years and years? Exactly how hard is it?<br>
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It’s so hard I cannot sleep for more than three hours a day (laughs).
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10. Have you already decided the end of Detective Conan?<br>
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Yes, I have. However, I don’t know when I’ll be able to draw it (laughs).
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11. Do you think all the cases of Detective Conan by yourself? Or does somebody help you with that?<br>
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I painfully think them all with my very limited brain with the help of my editor in charge (laughs).
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12. How many assistants do you have? Some of them went on to create new stories based on your characters and situations with the title of Detective Conan Special. What do you think about this? How do you feel having your characters and plots in others’ hands?<br>
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I have five assistants. About how I feel letting others take control of my plot and characters, I felt anxious at first, but later on I’ve discovered they really make me think: “Wow, this situation is not bad at all, why didn’t I come up with it before?” (laughs).
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13. Enough about Conan for now. Did you inspire yourself on the story of Musashi Miyamoto to create Yaiba?<br>
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Yes, of course. Some characters have been taken directly from that story (laughs).
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14. Yaiba, which is a kendo-themed story, is famous all over the world. What, in your opinion, is the key to that success?<br>
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I think that maybe the fact of setting a story in which the characters can put different “orbs” in their swords was the decisive factor, as it makes it feel like a videogame.
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15. You are one of the most prominent shōnen manga authors of our times. From that position, I’d really like to know your views on nowadays’ shōnen manga scene.<br>
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I’m so focused on my own work and circumstances that I’ve never really thought about it, sorry (laughs).
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16. Of all your works, which is your favorite and why?<br>
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Well, that would be Detective Conan. We have been together now for too long not to be friends, in fact (laughs).
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17. What kind of manga would you like to draw if you had the chance?<br>
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A story about Sun Wukong (Son Gokū).
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18. What do you think that your manga is popular in son many countries all over the world?<br>
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It’s a huge honor.
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19. Manga has finally become a worldwide phenomenon. What do you think about that?<br>
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I’m convinced that Japan, and Japanese people, should be proud of manga and anime. I really believe it.
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20. Could we ask for a final comment from you to manga readers all over the world?<br>
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Conan is full to the brim with tricks and ciphers only Japanese can understand and, even so, many foreign readers keep faithful to his stories. I’m very grateful for that and I hope they continue to do so. Thank you very much, really.
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===Otona Fami Interview #3===
 
===Otona Fami Interview #3===
 
オトナファミ6月号 (Otona Fami or Adult Family June issue), published April 20, 2011 <br>
 
オトナファミ6月号 (Otona Fami or Adult Family June issue), published April 20, 2011 <br>

Revision as of 14:33, 15 October 2015

Interviews list

Untranslated Interviews

The interviews listed here are ones that I found listed on the DCW Translating interview thread. These did not have translations provided or had broken links which made it impossible to see either the Raw or the translation. It would be preferable if we could get the remaining interviews found and translated. http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/

Conan Vs Kaitou Kid Perfect Edition RAW

Detective Conan vs. Kaitou Kid Perfect Edition pg 169
Posted by: skyechan

Asahi Newspaper Interview "the boss's name has already appeared" RAW

朝日新聞夕刊 (Asahi Evening Newspaper), published January 13, 2006
Posted by: Cindy Xin
Comment from Chekov: "The last file before this boss's name has appeared interview was 551 (Nail and Snake)
and was in Shounen Sunday issue #5-6 2006 (a double issue with a week break afterwards) which was published January 4, 2006."

Otona Fami Interview #1

オトナファミ6月号 (Otona Fami or Adult Family June issue), published April 21, 2008
no script

Shonen Sunday Interview #1

週刊少年サンデー17号 (Weekly Shonen Sunday #17), published March 27, 2009
no script

Shonen Sunday 50th Anniversary Interview

少年サンデー1983 (Shonen Sunday 1983, a special issue commemorating Sunday's 50 years of publishing), published July 15, 2009
no script

Otona Fami Interview #2

オトナファミ6月号 (Otona Fami or Adult Family June issue), published April 20, 2010
no script

Mystery Magazine Interview

ミステリマガジン6月号 (Mystery Magazine June issue), published April 25, 2011
no script

Interviews

The interviews listed here are ones that I found listed on the DCW Translating interview thread. It would be preferable if we could find more interviews and get them located here. http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/

Conan Drill Official Book

コナンドリル オフィシャルブック (Conan Drill Official Book), published May 1 2003
Translated by: justwantanaccount

Erlangen, Germany Interview

Press conference in Erlangen, Germany on June 17, 2006
Translated by: Aki-kun

Anime 10th Anniversary Interview

Aoyama Anime 10th anniversary interview on 2005-2006
Posted at : https://reiarashi.wordpress.com/2006/09/10/aoyama-10th-anniversary-interview/

Conan and Kindaichi Files Interview #1

名探偵コナン&金田一少年の事件簿01 (Detective Conan & Kindaichi Case files #1), published April 10, 2008
Translated by: justwantanaccount

Conan and Lupin Interview #1

Aoyama & Monkey Punch interview from 2009
Translated by: justwantanaccount

Gundam Ace Interview

ガンダムエース3月号 (Gundam Ace March issue) between Ikeda Shuuichi and Aoyama Gosho, published January 26, 2010
Partially Translated by: justwantanaccount

Masters Of Manga Interview

Masters of Manga, published July 6, 2010
Text submitted by: Chekov

Otona Fami Interview #3

オトナファミ6月号 (Otona Fami or Adult Family June issue), published April 20, 2011
Translated by: justwananaccount

Otona Fami Interview #4

オトナファミ6月号 (Otona Fami or Adult Family June issue), published April 2012
Translated by: justwantanaccount

Shonen Sunday Table of Contents Questions '08-'10

http://conan-magic.com/QandA.html

Shonen Sunday Special Booklet File865

File 865 Shounen Sunday Special Booklet
Post organized by : Chekov
Partially translated, comment by Chekov: "(DCTP translation page no longer exists). Since in its current form it is likely to be disarrayed, I have organized the text here. Credit goes to the translators which include Fujiwara, Zenthisoror, and Wakarimashita."

Asahi Evening Newspaper Interview

Asahi Evening Newspaper, published January 6, 2014
Translated by: bluesun

Monthly Conan Newspaper 2014

March (part 1) 2014 and April (part 2) 2014 edition of the Monthly Conan Newspaper
Translated by: meitanteikonan blogspot page
Part 1: http://meitanteikonanplot.blogspot.in/2014/03/special-post-two-part-1-interview-with.html
Part 2: http://meitanteikonanplot.blogspot.in/2014/04/special-post-two-part-2-interview-with.html

Da Vinci Interview

Leaked interview notes from the May issue of the magazine 「ダ・ヴィンチ」 (da Vinci) with the Japanese actor Takeru Satoh, leaked April 13, 2014
Leaked interview notes from the May issue of the magazine 「ダ・ヴィンチ」 (da Vinci) with the fans/reporters/whatever, leaked April 15, 2014
Translated by ALAKTORN

Super Digest Books

These translations came from a variety of sources. I was trying to get them centrally located at the DCTP forums. Many of the questions remained untranslated at the time. I bought and scanned all of the Q&A sections ant uploaded them and then added the current translations here: http://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=12976 . Since then we have gotten nearly all of the questions translated.

These are the original sources
10+ and 30+ were translated, but the translations were lost.
50+ : http://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=12575&hilit=Super+Digest
60+ : http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/forum/topic/1555-translating-interviews/page-7#entry322612
70+ : http://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=12439&hilit=SDB
80+ : http://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=12748&hilit=SDB

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(112 questions 100% complete)(Translated from Japanese)(Translated by ALAKTORN, Startold)

20+

30+

(118 questions 100% complete)(Translated from Japanese)(Translated by wrd, Startold, ALAKTORN)

40+

(88 questions 95% complete)(Translated from Japanese)(Translated wrd, Startold)

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(114 questions 100% complete)(Translated from Chinese)(Translations by Zenthisoror, c61515555, and [red])

60+

(71 questions 100% complete)(Translated from Chinese)(Translated by The Black Demon)

70+

(150 questions 100% complete)(Translated from Japanese)(Translated by Startold, Norman4869, Chris, ALAKTORN, [red])

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(138 questions 100% complete)(Translated from Japanese)(Translated by Startold, yangti1674, forcezer, ALAKTORN, bluesun)

Lets Talk with Gosho Day

2012 DCW Thread version


2013 DCW Thread version


2014 DCW Thread version


2014 Red Thread Page version


2015 DCTP thread version

Post Cards

2015

Animal Crossings

2014


2015

Sherry's Soliloquies

2009

2010

2011

Other