AA International Anime News: Detective Conan manga has resumed serialization, and the official sequel "Zero's Daily Life" featuring Toru Amuro is also about to be launched, supervised by Tsuyoshi Aoyama and written by Takahiro Arai. Tsuyoshi Aoyama, 54, recently starred in the April 11 show "NEWS ZERO", which explained his reasons for taking a four-month hiatus since December 2017, and it was not a lingering hospital bed.
Detective Conan has reopened its serial on April 11 in weekly Shonen SUNDAY 20, and Tsuyoshi Aoyama said he has been working diligently regardless of age, and even the editor is surprised by his work during his break. The comic began serialization in 1994, and for 24 years he spent almost no day resting, drawing Conan, the first time he took a 4-month vacation. During this time of long vacation, because he had been painting "Conan" before, he felt very unaccustomed to it, and it was uncomfortable not to paint. He also keeps gathering information, hoping that one day it will come in handy. For the future plot unfolding, Aoyama said that there are still many mysteries, and he will draw them in more detail. The show also introduces the Conan-themed restaurant currently held in Shibuya, Tokyo, as well as the latest theatrical version of the anime "Detective Conan Zero's Executioner".
Detective Conan is a crime-solving manga serialized by Masashi Aoyama Aoyama in the Elementary School Hall Weekly Shonen Sunday. Edogawa Conan is a first-grade boy who is actually a high school detective Shinichi Kudo. Because he was fed medicine by the gin of the black-clad organization, his body became smaller. Conan currently lives in The House of Little Lan's sister, and the corpses are everywhere he goes, so he is known as the "Death God Elementary School". The manga was published in volume 94, and the TV anime was voiced by Minami Takayama, Katsuhei Yamaguchi, Kazuna Yamazaki, Akira Kamiya (later Ritsuya Koyama), and Emi Hayashibara. The live-action version features Shinichi Kudo as Oguri, Tomohana Kurokawa as Maoriland, Nao Fujisaki as Conan, Kashishi as Shiho Miyano, Shibata as Ashbara, and Sasaki Asanosuke as Ginjo.