"Tsuyoshi Aoyama's Famous Detective Illustrated Book" is a column in the appendix of the manga series "Detective Conan". Mainly the various detective images drawn by the author Tsuyoshi Aoyama. These detectives are derived from various mystery novels, film and television works, or comics, accompanied by evaluations of detectives and recommendations for their favorite works.
Below, Xiaobian will take you to appreciate the style of these detectives.
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<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Sherlock Holmes</h1>
Holmes is a detective written by the British author Conan Doyle, and has now become the spokesman for detectives. He is talented, observant and incomparable in his reasoning skills. As the most famous detective figure in the world, he is naturally also the favorite character of Tsuyoshi Aoyama. Not only is it used as the first person in the "Famous Detective Book", the name of the protagonist Conan is also derived from its author Conan Doyle, which shows the importance attached to it.
Tsuyoshi Aoyama's recommended work is "Uncanny Valley". This is a very famous piece in the Sherlock Holmes series, and the plot twists and turns are fascinating. Douglas, the owner of Bournestone, is described as having been killed, with a card scribbled "V.V.341" next to the body. The final clues all lead to a place called Uncanny Valley...
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Akechi Kogoro</h1>
Wise Kogoro is a detective created by the Japanese mystery novelist Edogawa Rasabu. Although he looks like an unemployed vagabond, he has meticulous reasoning skills and leadership skills. Tsuyoshi Aoyama's love for him is also obvious, the name of the protagonist Edogawa Conan is a combination of his author "Edogawa Ramp + Conan Doyle", and the juvenile detective team he founded was also transported into the manga by Aoyama Tsuyoshi.
Tsuyoshi Aoyama's recommended work is "Golden Masked Man". Edogawa Ishibu is a master of eclectic speculative fiction, and his stories are mostly curious, gloomy, and absurd. The story described in "Golden Masked Man" shows strange elements such as the golden mask, the hanging ghost in the air, and the bathroom demon god, and it is recommended that timid friends do not read it alone.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Hercule Poirot</h1>
Poirot's creator is the famous British female detective novelist Agatha Christie, who is affectionately known as "Grandma" by fans. Poirot is a Belgian detective with a very unique appearance and personality, with two interesting beards, which is very easy to identify. A private detective agency was opened and was known for handling many confusing cases.
Tsuyoshi Aoyama's recommended work is "Massacre on the Nile". This is Agatha's famous story describing three killings on a yacht on the Nile. Miss Lynette, the heir of the millionaire, was shot dead on her honeymoon yacht, and the fifty thousand pound pearl necklace was missing.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Yasen Lupin</h1>
Lupin is a character written by the French writer Maurice LeBron. He was not so much a detective as a rogue, and coming from a commoner class, he targeted the capitalists who were unkind to the rich. His image has also been borrowed from many Japanese manga, such as Lupin III and Kidd the Strange Thief. The name of the heroine of "Detective Conan" Maoriland also comes from the name of its author LeBron.
Tsuyoshi Aoyama's recommended work is "Gentleman Strange Thief". Imprisoned, Lupin drew up a list of antiques and informed the owner of the antiques, asking him to immediately offer the items with both hands according to the list, otherwise he would get them in his own way at the specified time. Why was Lupin, who had lost his freedom, so calm and unashamed...
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Jules Megre</h1>
Megré is the inspector of the French writer Simnon. Although in most mystery novels, the inspector is more than successful, but Megre is different. He was a tall old smoking gun, and when he bit the extinguished pipe, he said that he had cleared the fog and found an important clue, and he was about to put psychological pressure on the prisoners to force them to confess. The name of Officer Megumi, who is also the inspector, is pronounced the same in Japanese as Megre.
Tsuyoshi Aoyama's recommended work is "Megre's Trap". Describes the murder of four women on the streets of Montmartre in Paris in the 1950s. Megre is in charge of this serial murder case, but under his meticulous investigation, he discovers another shocking truth...