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Yamamura was born and grew up in the Gunma Prefecture. He became a police detective because he was a fan of [[Yukiko Kudo]]'s television show in which she played a police woman, ''Dangerous Policewoman Story''.<ref name=Misao>[[Caught Up With the Great Detective! Two Murder Cases!|Episode 96: Caught Up With the Great Detective! Two Murder Cases!]]</ref> Yamamura, before being promoted to Inspector, was considered a rookie detective. <ref name=Misao>[[Caught Up With the Great Detective! Two Murder Cases!|Episode 96: Caught Up With the Great Detective! Two Murder Cases!]]</ref> In his first case, he mentioned that the only reason why he was put on the case was because everyone else in his precinct had a cold.<ref name=Misao /> His reputation grows after Conan knocks him out to solve a case, which gives him more assignments. Yamamura has a grandmother, named [[Misae Yamamura]],<ref name=Tobacco /> who sometimes gets indirectly involved in Yamamura's cases.<ref name=Witch />  
 
Yamamura was born and grew up in the Gunma Prefecture. He became a police detective because he was a fan of [[Yukiko Kudo]]'s television show in which she played a police woman, ''Dangerous Policewoman Story''.<ref name=Misao>[[Caught Up With the Great Detective! Two Murder Cases!|Episode 96: Caught Up With the Great Detective! Two Murder Cases!]]</ref> Yamamura, before being promoted to Inspector, was considered a rookie detective. <ref name=Misao>[[Caught Up With the Great Detective! Two Murder Cases!|Episode 96: Caught Up With the Great Detective! Two Murder Cases!]]</ref> In his first case, he mentioned that the only reason why he was put on the case was because everyone else in his precinct had a cold.<ref name=Misao /> His reputation grows after Conan knocks him out to solve a case, which gives him more assignments. Yamamura has a grandmother, named [[Misae Yamamura]],<ref name=Tobacco /> who sometimes gets indirectly involved in Yamamura's cases.<ref name=Witch />  
  
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[[Image:Inspector Yamamura's Badge.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Inspector Yamamura shows off his badge to Kogoro, Conan, and Ran.]]
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[[Image:Inspector Yamamura's Badge.jpg|thumb|left|Inspector Yamamura shows off his badge to Kogoro, Conan, and Ran.]]
 
The reaction of most characters when they see Yamamura is complete bewilderment; Kogoro even notes that he cannot believe that this is the only detective from the Gunma prefecture that can help him out during a murder case.<ref name=Curry /> Misao also does other work in the department, including robbery cases, as well as covering traffic observations.<ref name=Contact>[[Contact with the Black Organization|Episode 309-311: Contact with the Black Organization]]</ref> He also has escorted criminals to different places.<ref name=Mitsuhiko>[[Mitsuhiko in a Forest of Indecision|Episode 289-290: Mitsuhiko in a Forest of Indecision]]</ref>
 
The reaction of most characters when they see Yamamura is complete bewilderment; Kogoro even notes that he cannot believe that this is the only detective from the Gunma prefecture that can help him out during a murder case.<ref name=Curry /> Misao also does other work in the department, including robbery cases, as well as covering traffic observations.<ref name=Contact>[[Contact with the Black Organization|Episode 309-311: Contact with the Black Organization]]</ref> He also has escorted criminals to different places.<ref name=Mitsuhiko>[[Mitsuhiko in a Forest of Indecision|Episode 289-290: Mitsuhiko in a Forest of Indecision]]</ref>
  
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== Personality ==
 
== Personality ==
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[[Image:Misao_scared.jpg|thumb|right|225px|Misao is terrified.]]For being a detective, Yamamura makes many unnecessary mistakes, including not noticing completely obvious clues, and even feels fear at the sight of blood or a dead body. He is also incredibly naive and superstitious, fully believing that a "curse" was left by ghosts in a case, to the point of being scared.<ref name=Window /> He even messes up in trying to escort a criminal to Nakanojō forest, deserting his own post because he wanted to buy himself some lunch.<ref name=Mitsuhiko /> He also does not act in good conduct, publicly fawning over Yukiko Kudo when he found out who she was.<ref name=Misao /> Misao also once got heavily distracted by a portable television that he brought during a case because he had wanted to watch a romantic drama that was airing at the time of an investigation.<ref name=Sonoko>[[Sonoko's Red Handkerchief|Episode 466-467: Sonoko's Red Handkerchief]]</ref> And when it comes to Gunma, Misao doesn't even fully know the whole area, and has to be corrected by locals on certain things.<ref name=Snowman>[[Snowman That Cannot Be Smashed|Episode 457-458: Snowman That Cannot Be Smashed]]</ref>
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[[Image:Misao scared.jpg|thumb|right|Misao is terrified.]]For being a detective, Yamamura makes many unnecessary mistakes, including not noticing completely obvious clues, and even feels fear at the sight of blood or a dead body. He is also incredibly naive and superstitious, fully believing that a "curse" was left by ghosts in a case, to the point of being scared.<ref name=Window /> He even messes up in trying to escort a criminal to Nakanojō forest, deserting his own post because he wanted to buy himself some lunch.<ref name=Mitsuhiko /> He also does not act in good conduct, publicly fawning over Yukiko Kudo when he found out who she was.<ref name=Misao /> Misao also once got heavily distracted by a portable television that he brought during a case because he had wanted to watch a romantic drama that was airing at the time of an investigation.<ref name=Sonoko>[[Sonoko's Red Handkerchief|Episode 466-467: Sonoko's Red Handkerchief]]</ref> And when it comes to Gunma, Misao doesn't even fully know the whole area, and has to be corrected by locals on certain things.<ref name=Snowman>[[Snowman That Cannot Be Smashed|Episode 457-458: Snowman That Cannot Be Smashed]]</ref>
  
 
However, even though he is a little clueless, Yamamura still knows the basics of his work and what to do in a crisis. For instance, he often writes in his notebook every piece of information he has been given about the case - even if that does not prevent him from forgetting what he has written,<ref>[[Mountain Witch's Cutlery|Episode 481-482: Mountain Witch's Cutlery]] where he forgets a name before realizing he had noted it in his notebook.</ref>. He is also very supportive, and always wants to lend a helping hand in solving a case. He is not completely lost during murder cases, figuring it out when Conan has to resort to giving out hand signs to him due to losing his voice from a cold.<ref name=Curry>[[The Suspicious Spicy Curry|Episode 331-332: The Suspicious Spicy Curry]]</ref>  Also, Misao is very handy in helping catch a criminal, having been used by Conan to help confront a criminal that was trying to proclaim their innocence.<ref name=Suspect /> He also helped catch another criminal, mostly through instructions Conan, pretending to be Kogoro, left for him on his cell phone as a text message.<ref name=Window>[[The Sealed Western-Style Window|Episode 446-447: The Sealed Western-Style Window]]</ref> He even tried giving Kogoro credit for the case, showing that unlike Kogoro, he can be modest.<ref name=Window /> However, Conan indicated in the text message that "Kogoro" wanted Misao to take all of the credit.<ref name=Window />
 
However, even though he is a little clueless, Yamamura still knows the basics of his work and what to do in a crisis. For instance, he often writes in his notebook every piece of information he has been given about the case - even if that does not prevent him from forgetting what he has written,<ref>[[Mountain Witch's Cutlery|Episode 481-482: Mountain Witch's Cutlery]] where he forgets a name before realizing he had noted it in his notebook.</ref>. He is also very supportive, and always wants to lend a helping hand in solving a case. He is not completely lost during murder cases, figuring it out when Conan has to resort to giving out hand signs to him due to losing his voice from a cold.<ref name=Curry>[[The Suspicious Spicy Curry|Episode 331-332: The Suspicious Spicy Curry]]</ref>  Also, Misao is very handy in helping catch a criminal, having been used by Conan to help confront a criminal that was trying to proclaim their innocence.<ref name=Suspect /> He also helped catch another criminal, mostly through instructions Conan, pretending to be Kogoro, left for him on his cell phone as a text message.<ref name=Window>[[The Sealed Western-Style Window|Episode 446-447: The Sealed Western-Style Window]]</ref> He even tried giving Kogoro credit for the case, showing that unlike Kogoro, he can be modest.<ref name=Window /> However, Conan indicated in the text message that "Kogoro" wanted Misao to take all of the credit.<ref name=Window />
  
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[[Image:Misao and Conan.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Conan whispers to Misao an observation at a murder case.]]  
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[[Image:Misao and Conan.jpg|thumb|left|Conan whispers to Misao an observation at a murder case.]]  
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[[Image:Misao's Cell.jpg|thumb|right|Yamamura's cell phone.]]
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[[Image:Misao's Cell.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Yamamura's cell phone.]]
 
 
Whenever Yamamura is involved in catching a criminal, he tends to become very excited. He noted that it felt like a "movie" when he had to shoot one of the runaway robbers in a bank robbery case.<ref name=Contact /> He is extremely excited to be involved in helping [[Eri Kisaki]] and Conan catch the real killer in another case to the point of acting like a little kid after the killer was arrested, talking about how he acted and looked when confronting the killer.<ref name=Suspect /> His child-like reactions also manifest on the opposite end of the spectrum. One time when Yamamura decides that he is a bad police officer after making two big blunders during one case, it became up to Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys do their best to cheer him up so that he could feel better and lend them a hand in finding [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]].<ref name=Mitsuhiko /> Still, he is quite conscious of the importance of his role in society and his profession, making him in morale - if not in skill - a true police officer.<ref name=Mitsuhiko />
 
Whenever Yamamura is involved in catching a criminal, he tends to become very excited. He noted that it felt like a "movie" when he had to shoot one of the runaway robbers in a bank robbery case.<ref name=Contact /> He is extremely excited to be involved in helping [[Eri Kisaki]] and Conan catch the real killer in another case to the point of acting like a little kid after the killer was arrested, talking about how he acted and looked when confronting the killer.<ref name=Suspect /> His child-like reactions also manifest on the opposite end of the spectrum. One time when Yamamura decides that he is a bad police officer after making two big blunders during one case, it became up to Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys do their best to cheer him up so that he could feel better and lend them a hand in finding [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]].<ref name=Mitsuhiko /> Still, he is quite conscious of the importance of his role in society and his profession, making him in morale - if not in skill - a true police officer.<ref name=Mitsuhiko />
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== Appellations ==
 
== Appellations ==
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== Plot overview ==
 
== Plot overview ==
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=== Suspicious Uncle Case (Manga: [[Volume_14#Suspicious_Uncle_Case|136-138]], Anime: [[The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases|96]]) ===
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=== Suspicious Uncle Case (Manga: [[Volume 14#Suspicious Uncle Case|136-138]], Anime: [[The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases|96]]) ===
  
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=== Murderer Kogoro Mouri Case (Manga: [[Volume_27#Murderer_Kogoro_Mouri_Case|265-266]], Anime: [[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect|199-200]]) ===
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=== Murderer Kogoro Mouri Case (Manga: [[Volume 27#Murderer Kogoro Mouri Case|265-266]], Anime: [[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect|199-200]]) ===
  
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=== Fake Kogoro Mouri Case (Manga: [[Volume_31#Fake_Kogoro_Mouri_Case|308-310]], Anime: [[Kogoro Mouri's Imposter|243-244]]) ===
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=== Fake Kogoro Mouri Case (Manga: [[Volume 31#Fake Kogoro_Mouri Case|308-310]], Anime: [[Kogoro Mouri's Imposter|243-244]]) ===
  
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=== Disappearing Mitsuhiko Case (Manga: [[Volume_35#Disappearing_Mitsuhiko_Case|358-360]], Anime: [[Mitsuhiko's Mystifying Forest|289-290]]) ===
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=== Disappearing Mitsuhiko Case (Manga: [[Volume 35#Disappearing Mitsuhiko Case|358-360]], Anime: [[Mitsuhiko's Mystifying Forest|289-290]]) ===
  
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=== Meeting with Vodka (Manga: [[Volume_37#Meeting_with_Vodka|382]], Anime: [[Contact with the Black Organization|310]]) ===
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=== Meeting with Vodka (Manga: [[Volume 37#Meeting with Vodka|382]], Anime: [[Contact with the Black Organization|310]]) ===
  
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=== Suspicious Curry Case (Manga: [[Volume_40#Suspicious_Curry_Case|408-409]], Anime: [[The Suspicious Spicy Curry|331-332]]) ===
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=== Suspicious Curry Case (Manga: [[Volume 40#Suspicious Curry Case|408-409]], Anime: [[The Suspicious Spicy Curry|331-332]]) ===
  
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=== Cigarette Message Case (Manga: [[Volume_46#Cigarette_Message_Case|469]], Anime: [[A Code of Stars and Tobacco|375]]) ===
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=== Cigarette Message Case (Manga: [[Volume 46#Cigarette Message Case|469]], Anime: [[A Code of Stars and Tobacco|375]]) ===
  
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=== Locked Car Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_49#Locked_Car_Murder_Case|509-510]], Anime: [[Two People Who Can't Return|429-430]]) ===
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=== Locked Car Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 49#Locked Car Murder Case|509-510]], Anime: [[Two People Who Can't Return|429-430]]) ===
 
Misao is the Gunma officer sent for the case because he knew Kogoro. He brings a camera and is excited by the idea of having an opportunity to record "Sleeping Kogoro" to show it to his Gunma co-workers. Nevertheless, he is not very helpful with resolving the case. He becomes disappointed at the end of the episode, realizing that he stopped his recording to save some battery and forgot to resume it later. He even asks Kogoro to repeat the deduction show so that he can get all of it on film.
 
Misao is the Gunma officer sent for the case because he knew Kogoro. He brings a camera and is excited by the idea of having an opportunity to record "Sleeping Kogoro" to show it to his Gunma co-workers. Nevertheless, he is not very helpful with resolving the case. He becomes disappointed at the end of the episode, realizing that he stopped his recording to save some battery and forgot to resume it later. He even asks Kogoro to repeat the deduction show so that he can get all of it on film.
  
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=== Sealed Window Case (Manga: [[Volume_51#Sealed_Window_Case|531-532]], Anime: [[The Sealed Western-Style Window|446-447]]) ===
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=== Sealed Window Case (Manga: [[Volume 51#Sealed Window Case|531-532]], Anime: [[The Sealed Western-Style Window|446-447]]) ===
 
Inspector Misao Yamamura arrived to investigate. Conan also tries to gather clues to help, but is limited to what he can do when a sneaky Eisuke starts to spy and watch him. Conan has to use different tactics so he won't seem suspicious to him. Conan sends a mail to Detective Yamamura as Mouri telling him who the actual culprit is. In the end, Conan said to himself, that the reason that he didn't put Detective Yamamura or Sonoko to sleep is because he noticed Eisuke was watching him.
 
Inspector Misao Yamamura arrived to investigate. Conan also tries to gather clues to help, but is limited to what he can do when a sneaky Eisuke starts to spy and watch him. Conan has to use different tactics so he won't seem suspicious to him. Conan sends a mail to Detective Yamamura as Mouri telling him who the actual culprit is. In the end, Conan said to himself, that the reason that he didn't put Detective Yamamura or Sonoko to sleep is because he noticed Eisuke was watching him.
  
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=== Sonoko's Handkerchief Case (Manga: [[Volume_52#Sonoko's_Handkerchief_Case|542-543]], Anime: [[Sonoko's Red Handkerchief|457-458]]) ===
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=== Sonoko's Handkerchief Case (Manga: [[Volume 52#Sonoko's Handkerchief Case|542-543]], Anime: [[Sonoko's Red Handkerchief|457-458]]) ===
 
Misao is the officer sent for this case, and brings a portable TV with him so that he will not miss his favorite drama, "The Maple Leaves of Winter", which he became a fan of, after his grandmother recommended it to him. This drama relates to the case, so he tries to make the suspects confess that they like the movie, without success. So his big disappointment the drama episode that night was cancelled. He later appears to arrest the culprits, but only after they have already been defeated by [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] and [[Makoto Kyogoku|Makoto]].
 
Misao is the officer sent for this case, and brings a portable TV with him so that he will not miss his favorite drama, "The Maple Leaves of Winter", which he became a fan of, after his grandmother recommended it to him. This drama relates to the case, so he tries to make the suspects confess that they like the movie, without success. So his big disappointment the drama episode that night was cancelled. He later appears to arrest the culprits, but only after they have already been defeated by [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] and [[Makoto Kyogoku|Makoto]].
  
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=== Unsmashable Snowman Case (Manga: [[Volume_54#Unsmashable_Snowman_Case|557-558]], Anime: [[The Unsmashable Snowman|466-467]]) ===
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=== Unsmashable Snowman Case (Manga: [[Volume 54#Unsmashable Snowman Case|557-558]], Anime: [[The Unsmashable Snowman|466-467]]) ===
 
Misao is sent for what seems to be a snowboard accident, and appears not to know the case's location very well, despite it being in Gunma. He first explains the victim's death as the result of a curse, and is then deeply convinced by the thesis of an accident; as a result, Conan tranquilizes him to expose the truth.
 
Misao is sent for what seems to be a snowboard accident, and appears not to know the case's location very well, despite it being in Gunma. He first explains the victim's death as the result of a curse, and is then deeply convinced by the thesis of an accident; as a result, Conan tranquilizes him to expose the truth.
  
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=== Onibaba Legend Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_56#Onibaba_Legend_Murder_Case|580-581]], Anime: [[Mountain Witch's Cutlery|481-482]]) ===
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=== Onibaba Legend Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 56#Onibaba Legend Murder Case|580-581]], Anime: [[Mountain Witch's Cutlery|481-482]]) ===
 
In front of the events of the case, Misao first declares that the culprit is a member of the house - a correct conclusion - and wishes to proceed to a thorough investigation; however, realizing that none of the suspects could have committed the crime, he later concludes that the culprit is an outsider having used a trick. Misao is also surprised to encounter Agasa so frequently at crime scenes, and advices Conan to be exorcised of his habit of attracting crimes.
 
In front of the events of the case, Misao first declares that the culprit is a member of the house - a correct conclusion - and wishes to proceed to a thorough investigation; however, realizing that none of the suspects could have committed the crime, he later concludes that the culprit is an outsider having used a trick. Misao is also surprised to encounter Agasa so frequently at crime scenes, and advices Conan to be exorcised of his habit of attracting crimes.
  
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=== Silver Witch Case (Manga: [[Volume_63#Silver_Witch_Case|661-663]], Anime: [[The Witch Enshrouded by Fog|545-546]]) ===
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=== Silver Witch Case (Manga: [[Volume 63#Silver Witch Case|661-663]], Anime: [[The Witch Enshrouded by Fog|545-546]]) ===
  
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=== Kappa Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_69#Kappa_Murder_Case|720-721]], Anime: [[The Dream the Kappa Saw|600-601]]) ===
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=== Kappa Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 69#Kappa Murder Case|720-721]], Anime: [[The Dream the Kappa Saw|600-601]]) ===
  
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=== Demon Dog Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_70#Demon_Dog_Murder_Case|737-740]], Anime: [[Inubushi Castle, The Ablazed Demon Dog|611-613]]) ===
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=== Demon Dog Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 70#Demon Dog Murder Case|737-740]], Anime: [[Inubushi Castle, The Ablazed Demon Dog|611-613]]) ===
  
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=== Cabin Trap (Manga: [[Volume_77#Cabin_Trap|816-817]], Anime: [[The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret|699-700]]) ===
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=== Cabin Trap (Manga: [[Volume 77#Cabin Trap|816-817]], Anime: [[The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret|699-700]]) ===
  
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=== Vampire's Mansion (Manga: [[Volume_79#Vampire's_Mansion|836-839]], Anime: [[Heiji Hattori and the Vampire Mansion|713-715]]) ===
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=== Vampire's Mansion (Manga: [[Volume 79#Vampire's Mansion|836-839]], Anime: [[Heiji Hattori and the Vampire Mansion|713-715]]) ===
  
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=== Bumper Brawn (Manga: [[Volume_81#Bumper_Brawn|860-861]], Anime: [[The Suspect is Makoto Kyogoku|744-745]]) ===
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=== Bumper Brawn (Manga: [[Volume 81#Bumper Brawn|860-861]], Anime: [[The Suspect is Makoto Kyogoku|744-745]]) ===
  
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=== Kamaitachi Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_86#Kamaitachi Murder Case|910-913]], Anime: [[The Kamaitachi Inn|808-809]]) ===
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=== Kamaitachi Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 86#Kamaitachi Murder Case|910-913]], Anime: [[The Kamaitachi Inn|808-809]]) ===
  
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=== Zombie Movie Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_88#Zombie Movie Murder Case|934-935]], Anime: [[A Cottage Surrounded by Zombies|830-832]]) ===
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=== Zombie Movie Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 88#Zombie Movie Murder Case|934-935]], Anime: [[A Cottage Surrounded by Zombies|830-832]]) ===
  
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== Non-Canon Plot Overview ==
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== Non-canon plot overview ==
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==== Movie 13: [[The Raven Chaser]] ====
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==== The Raven Chaser (Movie: [[The Raven Chaser|13]]) ====
 
One of the murders of the case having happened on the Gunma border, Misao is called onto the investigation. He behaves as he always does, is immediately despised by [[Kansuke Yamato]], and is even disrespectful towards [[Kiyonaga Matsumoto]]. Misao is one of the few inspectors (with Sango) to follow Kogoro's whimsical theory about the murder, and he is eventually the only one to come with him when he leaves the headquarters on his own, saying he is going to catch the culprit. He still plays a role in the movie, by hearing Vermouth dialing her Boss' phone number; the tune unconsciously makes him whistle the ''[[Nanatsu no Ko]]'' song, leading Conan to suspect that a member of the Organization infiltrated the meeting.
 
One of the murders of the case having happened on the Gunma border, Misao is called onto the investigation. He behaves as he always does, is immediately despised by [[Kansuke Yamato]], and is even disrespectful towards [[Kiyonaga Matsumoto]]. Misao is one of the few inspectors (with Sango) to follow Kogoro's whimsical theory about the murder, and he is eventually the only one to come with him when he leaves the headquarters on his own, saying he is going to catch the culprit. He still plays a role in the movie, by hearing Vermouth dialing her Boss' phone number; the tune unconsciously makes him whistle the ''[[Nanatsu no Ko]]'' song, leading Conan to suspect that a member of the Organization infiltrated the meeting.
  
 
== Relationships analysis ==
 
== Relationships analysis ==
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=== Family & Friends ===
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=== Family and friends ===
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====Kogoro Mouri====
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==== Kogoro Mouri ====
 
Misao met [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] from the [[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect|case]]. He is a very big fan of him, to the point of fawning over him, acting as if he was Mouri's biggest fan, and often being the only one to approve and follow his more bizarre deductions. He considers that they are partners and that, when on a case together, they have a 100% chance to catch the criminal; however, Kogoro does not approve of the "partner" appellation.<ref name=Eisuke1st /> Misao is very disappointed when he cannot film Kogoro during his "sleeping" form, musing that he wanted to show the other detectives at the Gunma Police Department.<ref name=Imposter>[[Kogoro Mouri's Imposter|Episode 243-244: Kogoro Mouri's Imposter]]</ref> However, when he finally does get to film Kogoro's sleeping deduction, he leaves the camera on pause during the whole deduction, showing off his carelessness.<ref name=Eisuke1st>[[The Two Who Can't Return Anymore|Episode 429-430: The Two Who Can't Return Anymore]]</ref> He even cries heavily when he thinks that Kogoro has killed himself, not knowing that it was merely an imposter that looked like him.<ref name=Imposter /> However, this does not mean that Kogoro doesn't fall victim to Misao's bad deductions; the first time that Misao meets him, he announces that Kogoro is the killer without barely any evidence at all.<ref name=Suspect>[[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect|Episode 199-200: Kogoro Mouri, Suspect]]</ref> Although Kogoro does not like his detective skills, he considers Yamamura a friend on a purely personal level, especially when both detectives drink together.<ref name=Imposter />
 
Misao met [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] from the [[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect|case]]. He is a very big fan of him, to the point of fawning over him, acting as if he was Mouri's biggest fan, and often being the only one to approve and follow his more bizarre deductions. He considers that they are partners and that, when on a case together, they have a 100% chance to catch the criminal; however, Kogoro does not approve of the "partner" appellation.<ref name=Eisuke1st /> Misao is very disappointed when he cannot film Kogoro during his "sleeping" form, musing that he wanted to show the other detectives at the Gunma Police Department.<ref name=Imposter>[[Kogoro Mouri's Imposter|Episode 243-244: Kogoro Mouri's Imposter]]</ref> However, when he finally does get to film Kogoro's sleeping deduction, he leaves the camera on pause during the whole deduction, showing off his carelessness.<ref name=Eisuke1st>[[The Two Who Can't Return Anymore|Episode 429-430: The Two Who Can't Return Anymore]]</ref> He even cries heavily when he thinks that Kogoro has killed himself, not knowing that it was merely an imposter that looked like him.<ref name=Imposter /> However, this does not mean that Kogoro doesn't fall victim to Misao's bad deductions; the first time that Misao meets him, he announces that Kogoro is the killer without barely any evidence at all.<ref name=Suspect>[[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect|Episode 199-200: Kogoro Mouri, Suspect]]</ref> Although Kogoro does not like his detective skills, he considers Yamamura a friend on a purely personal level, especially when both detectives drink together.<ref name=Imposter />
  
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====Misae Yamamura====
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==== Misae Yamamura ====
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[[File:Misao_and_Misae_Yamamura.png|thumb|right|Misao and his grandmother]]
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[[File:Misao and Misae Yamamura.png|thumb|right|Misao and his grandmother]]
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[[Misae Yamamura]] is Misao Yamamura's paternal grandmother. They are very close. She lives in the Tottori prefecture, and he often talks about calling or visiting her. They seem to have the same interests: she recommended a romantic drama to Misao which later captivated him.<ref>[[Sonoko's Red Handkerchief|Episode 466-467: Sonoko's Red Handkerchief</ref>
 
[[Misae Yamamura]] is Misao Yamamura's paternal grandmother. They are very close. She lives in the Tottori prefecture, and he often talks about calling or visiting her. They seem to have the same interests: she recommended a romantic drama to Misao which later captivated him.<ref>[[Sonoko's Red Handkerchief|Episode 466-467: Sonoko's Red Handkerchief</ref>
  
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====Goro Otaki====
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==== Goro Otaki ====
 
[[Goro Otaki|Otaki]] met Yamamura in the Vampire's Mansion case.<ref>[[Volume 79#File 836 - Ghost Photography|Volume 79, File 836: "Ghost Photography"]]</ref>
 
[[Goro Otaki|Otaki]] met Yamamura in the Vampire's Mansion case.<ref>[[Volume 79#File 836 - Ghost Photography|Volume 79, File 836: "Ghost Photography"]]</ref>
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== Name origin ==
 
== Name origin ==
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Yamamura's name comes from mystery writer [[wikipedia: Misa Yamamura|Misa Yamamura]].
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Yamamura's name comes from mystery writer [[Wikipedia: Misa Yamamura|Misa Yamamura]].
 
In the english Funimation Dub is surname is a reference to detective series Magnum P.I.
 
In the english Funimation Dub is surname is a reference to detective series Magnum P.I.
  
 
== Different looks ==
 
== Different looks ==
 
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| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Misao_Before.jpg|thumb|left|x200px|Misao's "Before" Appearance (Episode 200)]]
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| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Misao_Before.jpg|thumb|left|x200px|Episode 200]]
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| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Misao_Middle.jpg|thumb|left|x200px|Misao's "Middle" Appearance (Episode 467)]]
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| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Misao_Middle.jpg|thumb|left|x200px|Episode 467]]
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Revision as of 11:25, 22 November 2018

Misao Yamamura

Misao Yamamura Profile.jpg

Profile
Japanese name: 山村 ミサオ
(Yamamura Misao)
English name: Inspector Magnum
Age: unknown
Gender: Male
Relatives: Misae Yamamura (paternal grandmother)[1]
Occupation: Gunma Prefecture Police Inspector
Statistics
First appearance: Manga: File 136
Anime: Episode 96
Appearances: Chapters: 57
Chapters: 6
Episodes: 47
Movies: 3
Openings: 4
Closings: 2
Keyhole number: Volume 27
Actors
Japanese voice: Toshio Furukawa
English voice: Kent Williams

Misao Yamamura (山村 ミサオ Yamamura Misao?), also known as Detective Magnum in the English dub, is a character in the manga and anime franchise Detective Conan. Misao is a detective and police officer from the Gunma district who covers multiple divisions, including robbery cases, escorting criminals, traffic observation, and homicide cases. Later on in the series, Yamamura is finally promoted to an Inspector role, much to the chagrin of Conan and especially Kogoro.

Background

Yamamura was born and grew up in the Gunma Prefecture. He became a police detective because he was a fan of Yukiko Kudo's television show in which she played a police woman, Dangerous Policewoman Story.[2] Yamamura, before being promoted to Inspector, was considered a rookie detective. [2] In his first case, he mentioned that the only reason why he was put on the case was because everyone else in his precinct had a cold.[2] His reputation grows after Conan knocks him out to solve a case, which gives him more assignments. Yamamura has a grandmother, named Misae Yamamura,[1] who sometimes gets indirectly involved in Yamamura's cases.[3]

Inspector Yamamura shows off his badge to Kogoro, Conan, and Ran.

The reaction of most characters when they see Yamamura is complete bewilderment; Kogoro even notes that he cannot believe that this is the only detective from the Gunma prefecture that can help him out during a murder case.[4] Misao also does other work in the department, including robbery cases, as well as covering traffic observations.[5] He also has escorted criminals to different places.[6]

In time, Yamamura was finally named an inspector, which he proudly showed off to Kogoro, Ran, and Conan. However, this annoyed Kogoro, who still called Yamamura "Yamamura-keiji" (Officer Yamamura) instead of "Yamamura-"keibu" (Inspector Yamamura); Conan expressed worry about the future of Gunma police with Yamamura in charge of other detectives, while Ran appeared to be the only one in support of Yamamura's new promotion.[3]

Personality

Misao is terrified.

For being a detective, Yamamura makes many unnecessary mistakes, including not noticing completely obvious clues, and even feels fear at the sight of blood or a dead body. He is also incredibly naive and superstitious, fully believing that a "curse" was left by ghosts in a case, to the point of being scared.[7] He even messes up in trying to escort a criminal to Nakanojō forest, deserting his own post because he wanted to buy himself some lunch.[6] He also does not act in good conduct, publicly fawning over Yukiko Kudo when he found out who she was.[2] Misao also once got heavily distracted by a portable television that he brought during a case because he had wanted to watch a romantic drama that was airing at the time of an investigation.[8] And when it comes to Gunma, Misao doesn't even fully know the whole area, and has to be corrected by locals on certain things.[9]

However, even though he is a little clueless, Yamamura still knows the basics of his work and what to do in a crisis. For instance, he often writes in his notebook every piece of information he has been given about the case - even if that does not prevent him from forgetting what he has written,[10]. He is also very supportive, and always wants to lend a helping hand in solving a case. He is not completely lost during murder cases, figuring it out when Conan has to resort to giving out hand signs to him due to losing his voice from a cold.[4] Also, Misao is very handy in helping catch a criminal, having been used by Conan to help confront a criminal that was trying to proclaim their innocence.[11] He also helped catch another criminal, mostly through instructions Conan, pretending to be Kogoro, left for him on his cell phone as a text message.[7] He even tried giving Kogoro credit for the case, showing that unlike Kogoro, he can be modest.[7] However, Conan indicated in the text message that "Kogoro" wanted Misao to take all of the credit.[7]

Conan whispers to Misao an observation at a murder case.
Yamamura's cell phone.

Whenever Yamamura is involved in catching a criminal, he tends to become very excited. He noted that it felt like a "movie" when he had to shoot one of the runaway robbers in a bank robbery case.[5] He is extremely excited to be involved in helping Eri Kisaki and Conan catch the real killer in another case to the point of acting like a little kid after the killer was arrested, talking about how he acted and looked when confronting the killer.[11] His child-like reactions also manifest on the opposite end of the spectrum. One time when Yamamura decides that he is a bad police officer after making two big blunders during one case, it became up to Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys do their best to cheer him up so that he could feel better and lend them a hand in finding Mitsuhiko.[6] Still, he is quite conscious of the importance of his role in society and his profession, making him in morale - if not in skill - a true police officer.[6]

Appellations

Plot overview

Suspicious Uncle Case (Manga: 136-138, Anime: 96)

Murderer Kogoro Mouri Case (Manga: 265-266, Anime: 199-200)

Fake Kogoro Mouri Case (Manga: 308-310, Anime: 243-244)

Disappearing Mitsuhiko Case (Manga: 358-360, Anime: 289-290)

Meeting with Vodka (Manga: 382, Anime: 310)

Suspicious Curry Case (Manga: 408-409, Anime: 331-332)

Cigarette Message Case (Manga: 469, Anime: 375)

Locked Car Murder Case (Manga: 509-510, Anime: 429-430)

Misao is the Gunma officer sent for the case because he knew Kogoro. He brings a camera and is excited by the idea of having an opportunity to record "Sleeping Kogoro" to show it to his Gunma co-workers. Nevertheless, he is not very helpful with resolving the case. He becomes disappointed at the end of the episode, realizing that he stopped his recording to save some battery and forgot to resume it later. He even asks Kogoro to repeat the deduction show so that he can get all of it on film.

Sealed Window Case (Manga: 531-532, Anime: 446-447)

Inspector Misao Yamamura arrived to investigate. Conan also tries to gather clues to help, but is limited to what he can do when a sneaky Eisuke starts to spy and watch him. Conan has to use different tactics so he won't seem suspicious to him. Conan sends a mail to Detective Yamamura as Mouri telling him who the actual culprit is. In the end, Conan said to himself, that the reason that he didn't put Detective Yamamura or Sonoko to sleep is because he noticed Eisuke was watching him.

Sonoko's Handkerchief Case (Manga: 542-543, Anime: 457-458)

Misao is the officer sent for this case, and brings a portable TV with him so that he will not miss his favorite drama, "The Maple Leaves of Winter", which he became a fan of, after his grandmother recommended it to him. This drama relates to the case, so he tries to make the suspects confess that they like the movie, without success. So his big disappointment the drama episode that night was cancelled. He later appears to arrest the culprits, but only after they have already been defeated by Ran and Makoto.

Unsmashable Snowman Case (Manga: 557-558, Anime: 466-467)

Misao is sent for what seems to be a snowboard accident, and appears not to know the case's location very well, despite it being in Gunma. He first explains the victim's death as the result of a curse, and is then deeply convinced by the thesis of an accident; as a result, Conan tranquilizes him to expose the truth.

Onibaba Legend Murder Case (Manga: 580-581, Anime: 481-482)

In front of the events of the case, Misao first declares that the culprit is a member of the house - a correct conclusion - and wishes to proceed to a thorough investigation; however, realizing that none of the suspects could have committed the crime, he later concludes that the culprit is an outsider having used a trick. Misao is also surprised to encounter Agasa so frequently at crime scenes, and advices Conan to be exorcised of his habit of attracting crimes.

Silver Witch Case (Manga: 661-663, Anime: 545-546)

Kappa Murder Case (Manga: 720-721, Anime: 600-601)

Demon Dog Murder Case (Manga: 737-740, Anime: 611-613)

Cabin Trap (Manga: 816-817, Anime: 699-700)

Vampire's Mansion (Manga: 836-839, Anime: 713-715)

Bumper Brawn (Manga: 860-861, Anime: 744-745)

Kamaitachi Murder Case (Manga: 910-913, Anime: 808-809)

Zombie Movie Murder Case (Manga: 934-935, Anime: 830-832)

Non-canon plot overview

The Raven Chaser (Movie: 13)

One of the murders of the case having happened on the Gunma border, Misao is called onto the investigation. He behaves as he always does, is immediately despised by Kansuke Yamato, and is even disrespectful towards Kiyonaga Matsumoto. Misao is one of the few inspectors (with Sango) to follow Kogoro's whimsical theory about the murder, and he is eventually the only one to come with him when he leaves the headquarters on his own, saying he is going to catch the culprit. He still plays a role in the movie, by hearing Vermouth dialing her Boss' phone number; the tune unconsciously makes him whistle the Nanatsu no Ko song, leading Conan to suspect that a member of the Organization infiltrated the meeting.

Relationships analysis

Family and friends

Kogoro Mouri

Misao met Kogoro from the case. He is a very big fan of him, to the point of fawning over him, acting as if he was Mouri's biggest fan, and often being the only one to approve and follow his more bizarre deductions. He considers that they are partners and that, when on a case together, they have a 100% chance to catch the criminal; however, Kogoro does not approve of the "partner" appellation.[13] Misao is very disappointed when he cannot film Kogoro during his "sleeping" form, musing that he wanted to show the other detectives at the Gunma Police Department.[14] However, when he finally does get to film Kogoro's sleeping deduction, he leaves the camera on pause during the whole deduction, showing off his carelessness.[13] He even cries heavily when he thinks that Kogoro has killed himself, not knowing that it was merely an imposter that looked like him.[14] However, this does not mean that Kogoro doesn't fall victim to Misao's bad deductions; the first time that Misao meets him, he announces that Kogoro is the killer without barely any evidence at all.[11] Although Kogoro does not like his detective skills, he considers Yamamura a friend on a purely personal level, especially when both detectives drink together.[14]

Misae Yamamura

Misao and his grandmother

Misae Yamamura is Misao Yamamura's paternal grandmother. They are very close. She lives in the Tottori prefecture, and he often talks about calling or visiting her. They seem to have the same interests: she recommended a romantic drama to Misao which later captivated him.[15]

Goro Otaki

Otaki met Yamamura in the Vampire's Mansion case.[16]

Name origin

Yamamura's name comes from mystery writer Misa Yamamura. In the english Funimation Dub is surname is a reference to detective series Magnum P.I.

Different looks

Episode 200
Episode 467
Episode 744

In other languages

Language Given Name Family Name
Flag of Japan Japanese ミサオ Misao 山村 Yamamura
Flag of Arab League Arabic Not Given يامورا Yāmōra
Flag of Indonesia Bahasa Indonesia Misao Yamamura
Flag of Catalonia Catalan Misao Yamamura
Flag of China Chinese 操 Cāo 山村 Shāncūn
Flag of US English Not given Magnum
Flag of France French Misao Yamamura
Flag of Germany German Misao Yamamura
Flag of Italy Italian Misao Yamamura
Flag of North KoreaFlag of South Korea Korean 영일 Young Il 정 Jung
Flag of Spain Spanish Latin America Not given Espinoza
Flag of Thailand Thai มิซาโอะ ยามามูระ
Flag of Vietnam Vietnamese Misao Yamamura
  • His last name Yamamura (山村) translates as "mountain village". His first name Misao (ミサオ) may have the meaning "chastity, fidelity", but since it is written with purely phonetic Katakana, no definite meaning can be assigned to it.

See also

References

  1. ^ a b Episode 374-375: A Code of Stars and Tobacco
  2. ^ a b c d Episode 96: Caught Up With the Great Detective! Two Murder Cases!
  3. ^ a b Episode 545-546: A Witch Yelling in the Fog
  4. ^ a b Episode 331-332: The Suspicious Spicy Curry
  5. ^ a b Episode 309-311: Contact with the Black Organization
  6. ^ a b c d Episode 289-290: Mitsuhiko in a Forest of Indecision
  7. ^ a b c d Episode 446-447: The Sealed Western-Style Window
  8. ^ Episode 466-467: Sonoko's Red Handkerchief
  9. ^ Episode 457-458: Snowman That Cannot Be Smashed
  10. ^ Episode 481-482: Mountain Witch's Cutlery where he forgets a name before realizing he had noted it in his notebook.
  11. ^ a b c Episode 199-200: Kogoro Mouri, Suspect
  12. ^ a b c d e Movie 13: The Raven Chaser
  13. ^ a b Episode 429-430: The Two Who Can't Return Anymore
  14. ^ a b c Episode 243-244: Kogoro Mouri's Imposter
  15. ^ [[Sonoko's Red Handkerchief|Episode 466-467: Sonoko's Red Handkerchief
  16. ^ Volume 79, File 836: "Ghost Photography"
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Main Characters
Protagonists Shinichi Kudo • Conan Edogawa • Ran Mouri • Kogoro Mouri
Detective Boys Ai Haibara • Ayumi Yoshida • Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya • Genta Kojima
Family & Friends Hiroshi Agasa • Sonoko Suzuki • Eri Kisaki • Yusaku Kudo • Yukiko Kudo • Heiji Hattori • Kazuha Toyama • Yoko Okino • Sumiko Kobayashi • Tomoaki Araide • Makoto Kyogoku • Shizuka Hattori • Jirokichi Suzuki • Eisuke Hondou • Azusa Enomoto • Subaru Okiya • Masumi Sera • Shukichi Haneda • Sakurako Yonehara • Rumi Wakasa • Momiji Ooka • Muga Iori
Tokyo Metropolitan Police District Juzo Megure • Wataru Takagi • Miwako Sato • Ninzaburo Shiratori • Yumi Miyamoto • Kazunobu Chiba • Naeko Miike • Kiyonaga Matsumoto • Inspector Yuminaga • Shintaro Chaki • Hyoue Kuroda • Kenji Hagiwara • Jinpei Matsuda • Wataru Date
Osaka Police District Heizo Hattori • Ginshiro Toyama • Goro Otaki
Nagano Police District Kansuke Yamato • Yui Uehara • Taka'aki Morofushi
Other police districts Sango Yokomizo • Misao Yamamura • Jugo Yokomizo • Chihaya Hagiwara • Fumimaro Ayanokoji
NPA and Public Security Bureau Rei Furuya (Bourbon) • Hiromitsu Morofushi • Yuya Kazami
FBI Shuichi Akai • Jodie Starling • James Black • Andre Camel
CIA Hidemi Hondou (Kir) • Ethan Hondou
MI6 Mary Sera • Tsutomu Akai
Black Organization The Boss • Rum • Gin • Vodka • Vermouth • Chianti • Korn • Shiho Miyano • Akemi Miyano • Elena Miyano • Atsushi Miyano • Tequila • Pisco • Calvados • Rikumichi Kusuda • Ki'ichiro Numabuchi
Magic Kaito Kaito Kuroba • Kaitou Kid • Aoko Nakamori • Ginzo Nakamori • Midoriko Nakamori • Toichi Kuroba • Chikage Kuroba • Konosuke Jii • Keiko Momoi • Akako Koizumi • Saguru Hakuba • Snake • Kaitou Corbeau
Others "The Criminal" • Hideo Akagi • Ryusuke Higo • Takahiro Sanada • Scar Akai • Kohji Haneda • Kamen Yaiba • Amanda Hughes
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Police
Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Juzo Megure • Wataru Takagi • Miwako Sato • Ninzaburo Shiratori • Yumi Miyamoto • Kazunobu Chiba • Naeko Miike • Ginzo Nakamori • Shintaro Chaki • Inspector Yuminaga • Kiyonaga Matsumoto • Hyoue Kuroda • Inspector Momose • Inspector Hatori • Chosuke Takagi (Tottori) • Jinpei Matsuda (deceased) • Kenji Hagiwara (deceased) • Wataru Date (deceased) • Masayoshi Sato (deceased) • Officer Tome (ao) • Toshiro Odagiri (ao) • Detective Kobayashi (ao) • Detective Yokoyama (ao) • Detective Kojima (ao) • Superintendent General Hakuba • Manabu Fujimaki • Detective Takikawa • Detective Nakamura • Detective Fukui • Detective Kawanaka • Detective Saitoh • Detective Horita • Detective Takano • Detective Sogawa • Detective Okumura • Detective Sugita • Detective Hirota (ao) • Officer Numata • Detective Terashima (ao) • Toshio Moroboshi (ao) • Female forensics member (ao) • Detective Miyazaki • Detective Tomokawa • Tadayoshi Uno (ao) • Detective Yama (ao) • Inspector Yuminaga's assistant
Osaka Prefectural Police Heizo Hattori • Ginshiro Toyama • Goro Otaki
Nagano Prefectural Police Kansuke Yamato • Yui Uehara • Taka'aki Morofushi (Komei)
Kanagawa Prefectural Police Jugo Yokomizo • Chihaya Hagiwara
Hokkaido Prefectural Police Kyohei Nishimura • Detective Tamura
Kyoto Prefectural Police Fumimaro Ayanokoji • Detective Kurumazaki (ao)
Shizuoka Prefectural Police Sango Yokomizo • Tomonori Ogawara (ao) • Detective Tsukumo
Other Prefectures Misao Yamamura (Gunma) • Tsuyoshi Shikatsuno (ao, Nara) • Tamekichi Matsushiro (ao, Gifu) • Shoji Terabayashi (Chiba)
Japanese Intelligence Agencies Rei Furuya • Yuya Kazami • Hiromitsu Morofushi (deceased)
Primary Tokyo MPD Cases Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story One • MPD Two • MPD Three • Megure's Sealed Secret • Shinkansen Transport Case • MPD Four • Serial Bomber • MPD Five • MPD Six • Jewelry Robbery • MPD Seven • Fake Wedding • MPD Eight • Hammer Man • The Scar that Evokes the Past • Inspector Shiratori, Memories of the Cherry Blossom • Kobayashi-sensei's Love • A Video Letter of First Love • Co-Investigating with a First Love • The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love • The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene • MDP Nine • Taiko Meijin's Match of Love • Chiba's Difficult UFO Case • The Marriage Registration's Password • The Target is the Metropolitan Police Traffic Department
Other Significant Police Cases The Osaka Double Mystery (Osaka) • Festival Dolls Dyed in the Setting Sun (Tokyo-Theft) • The Red Horse within the Flames (Tokyo Arson) • Furinkazan (Nagano) • A Dangerous Party of Two & The Mansion of Death and the Red Wall (Nagano) • Heiji Hattori and the Vampire Mansion (Osaka) • The Scarlet Return (NPA) • The Darkness of the Prefectural Police (Nagano NPA) • A song named ASACA (PSB NPA) • Captured in Her Eyes (Tokyo) • Crossroad in the Ancient Capital (Kyoto) • The Raven Chaser (Tokyo, Kanagawa, Shizuoka, Nagano, Kyoto, and Chiba)
Related Pages Police Organization • Law Enforcement • Minor law enforcement • Unnamed law enforcers • Tokyo Metropolitan Police • PSB • FBI • CIA • MI6
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