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* Ayanokoji is shown to have hidden his pet chipmunk in his breast pocket. This means that in previous cases where he appeared, the chipmunk might have appeared as well, but was just hidden. He also nicknames is "maro-chan", from his own first name, but it is unknown if it is the chipmunk's official name. | * Ayanokoji is shown to have hidden his pet chipmunk in his breast pocket. This means that in previous cases where he appeared, the chipmunk might have appeared as well, but was just hidden. He also nicknames is "maro-chan", from his own first name, but it is unknown if it is the chipmunk's official name. | ||
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* The suspects' names are related to "theater"<ref name="A">http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-231.html</ref>: | * The suspects' names are related to "theater"<ref name="A">http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-231.html</ref>: | ||
** Myouji Karuo (軽尾 明児) comes from {{nihongo|"musicals"|ミュージカル|myūjikaru}} ; | ** Myouji Karuo (軽尾 明児) comes from {{nihongo|"musicals"|ミュージカル|myūjikaru}} ; | ||
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Momiji Ooka's Sweet Trap (大岡紅葉の甘い罠 Ōoka Momiji no Amai Wana) is the 1135th and 1136th episode of the Detective Conan anime.
Contents
Characters introduced
Cast
Case
Situation
Part 1
With the intent of deliberating the conception of the stage drama utilising Kogoro and Heiji as prototypes, Conan and the rest visited Kyoto, where the drama director resided. At the same time, the producer, stage director, and screenwriter were also reunited. Heiji, after having a rough inspection of the screenplay, exhibited special attention upon the fiancee of the main character of the drama, who was based on himself - precisely, one of the individuals who tagged along, Momiji Ooka, claimed that she is Heiji's fiancee. On the contrary, Heiji continued to scan through the screenplay, which he convinced that the said main character in the drama would have a wife. The woman who self-claimed "Heiji's faincee"... in the meantime, is setting up a trap upon Ran and Kazuha by providing them a Kyoto Dessert Tour.
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Part 2
People
Resolution
Manga to anime changes
- The anime version includes the names of Nobuya Nagakubo, Ayari Kakiwaki and Miku Narasawa as actors on the script. They will later appear as the victims in the Detective Play Murder Case.
Trivia
- The dishes Kazuha and Ran eat on their tour with Iori include anmitsu, warabimochi, dango from Arashiyama, kinako parfait and ohagi.
- The suspects' names are related to "theater"[1]:
- Myouji Karuo (軽尾 明児) comes from "musicals" (ミュージカル myūjikaru) ;
- Reisuke Inaba (稲場 玲佑) comes from "ballet" (バレエ barei) ;
- Shigeki Kimata (木俣 重記) comes from "comedy" (喜劇 kigeki) ;
- Kyousuke Kabumoto (株本 恭助) comes from "kabuki" (歌舞伎 kabuki) ;
- Ninka Gyoda (行田 仁香) comes from "puppet shows" (人形劇 ningyōgeki).
- The stores in Kyoto are parodies of real stores[1]:
- Kyoto Tokudaiya (京都徳大屋) comes from Gion Tokuya (ぎおん徳屋) ;
- XX Café Arashiyama Main Store (XX.cafe嵐山本店) comes from exCafé Kyoto Arashiyama Main Store (eXcafe京都嵐山本店) ;
- Gion Nanako (祇園ななこ) comes from Gion Kinana (祇園きなな) ;
- Hachiya (蜂屋) could come from Mitsubachi (みつばち) ;
- Otafukuya (大多福屋) comes from Otafuku (小多福) ;
- Fruits Sand Aoiso (フルーツサンドaoiso) comes from Fruits Parlor Yaoiso (フルーツパーラーヤオイソ).
- The episode opens in Gion, in front of Ichiriki Chaya, at the corner of Shijō Street and Hanamikōji Street.
Gallery
In other languages
| Language | Title | Translation |
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Le piège sucré de Momiji Ōoka | Momiji Ōoka's sweet trap |
References
See also
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