Because "Detective Conan" was introduced to China at the end of the 20th century, it became part of the childhood memories of many post-80s, 90s and 95s.
However, limited to the introduction of the system and other reasons, the domestic TV version of Conan always has a few episodes back and forth, so that I often fantasize about whether "Detective Conan" is not finished in Japan, and I have the opportunity to see the finale.
Fortunately, with the rise of the Internet, in addition to television and books, conan's progress can be learned from many channels on the Internet.
Unfortunately, I found that Detective Conan didn't end in Japan either. By 2018, Conan had serialized more than 1,000 words and had become a well-known "never-ending" work.
Coupled with the detective theme work of "Detective Conan", it can not be said that the main line can be completely frozen for ten thousand years, the timeline is completely frozen, and cases can be encountered every day, which makes Conan's end have no end.
When will Conan finish, and whether he can watch "Detective Conan" alive, has become a philosophical question of life.
Some netizens even joked: Please son, son can't do it, grandson can't do it, grandson can't do it, great-grandson, after the end of "Detective Conan", burn the end book in front of my tomb.
In fact, in response to this problem, a Japanese reporter once interviewed the author Tsuyoshi Aoyama:
Remember: Have you ever thought about making "Conan" have a perfect ending?
Tsuyoshi Aoyama: That's for sure — as soon as possible. However, after the "Conan" ending, the comic will still not stop - if the audience still feels that it is not too addictive, they can continue to see more wonderful reasoning shows through the comic.
In fact, the above words can be seen in two points:
First, living to see Conan's "ending" should not be a big problem.
Second, living to see Conan "finish" may be a very big problem.
And the author Aoyama Tsuyoshi also made it clear before that as long as there is an author, Conan will never end, and it can be seen that Aoyama Tsuyoshi will not end "Detective Conan" until his death.
So to change the question, if Aoyama Just died, would "Detective Conan" end? That would be naïve.
More than that, just look at the annual theatrical version of "Detective Conan", not to mention whether the production of the theater version is good or not, but at least the content inside actually shows that even if Aoyama Tsuyoshi does not participate in the content production of "Detective Conan", the copyright owner can go on indefinitely as long as he thinks that "Detective Conan" is valuable.
Looking at works such as "Dragon Ball" and "Doraemon", do you really think that you can really live to see the end of "Detective Conan"?