When it comes to reasoning comics, it is necessary to mention "Detective Conan" who "can see through the truth, although he looks like a child, but his mind is as smart as an adult", and "bet on Grandpa's reputation!" "Kaneda Ichi Juvenile Incident Book". But in addition to these two classics, there are many more, and the Japanese mynavi website recently listed 7 reasoning comics with wonderful puzzle solving processes. But why isn't there a "Stumbling Block" of Reasoning? "When the Cicadas Cry" is also great!!
1, "The Tsukitsuki Takuto Incident" Original: Yukito Ayatsuji / Drawing: Takeko Sasaki
This is a mystery manga created by Ryutsuji, who is famous for the Museum series, and Ryuko Sasaki in "Loving Animal Doctor", and the plot is the standard Blizzard Mountain Villa serial killing mode. Kukai, a high school girl whose parents died, took the "Magic Night" luxury train to Hokkaido Tsukikan in order to inherit her grandfather's inheritance. However, the sudden discovery of the passenger's body caused the situation to take a sharp turn for the worse, and when the group finally arrived at the "Moon Pavilion", the entire Moon Pavilion had been killed to the point where only one maid remained, at which point a blizzard sealed off the Moon Pavilion and the murderer was in the museum. Although this work is about a murder, it is a comedy, and in addition, the chamber of secrets in this work looks ordinary at first glance, but it is actually a secret room that transcends the mysteries of the secret room and the general room of gods (menstruation).
2. Puppet Sakon Original: Shakuma / Drawing: Takeshi Obata
It was serialized in Weekly Shonen JUMP from 1995 to 1996. Puppeteer Weir Zuojin is the grandson of the puppeteer Shiyan Zuoweimen of a national treasure-level figure, who forms a partnership with his manipulated puppet "Right Near" to solve the incident, and Zuo Jin can exert his genius reasoning ability when manipulating the right near. The setting that the partner is a puppet is very rare, and what is particularly interesting is that the voice of the doll in the Game's DramaCD is Katsuhira Yamaguchi ("Kudo Shinichi" in the anime "Detective Conan"), and Yamaguchi Katsuhira may be related to the famous detective.
3. Folklore Scholar Yakumo Shu Original: Kim Sung-yo Saburo / Painting: Shoji Yamaguchi
This is a reasoning manga created by Mr. Yosaburo Kim Sung and serialized in Weekly Shonen JUMP. This game depicts Yakumo Shu, a university folklore assistant who has a quick mind and meticulous reasoning skills, and Furano, a university girl who also belongs to the research laboratory, travels to the place where various Japanese myths and legends originate in order to conduct fieldwork on various Japanese myths and legends.
Because the original author of this work, Kim Sung-yosaburo, is also the author of the manga "Kaneda Ichi Shonen's Incident Book", and the story written has the mysterious atmosphere of Kaneda Ichi, this work is also known as "Kaneda Ichi in the folklore world".
4. Detective Gakuen Q Original: Seimaru Tenki / Painting: Fumiya Sato
This is a speculative manga that was launched with the Kaneda Kazuka Incident Book and serialized in Weekly Shonen Magazine from 2001 to 2005. The protagonist, Ryunjo (Q), is a teenager with superb reasoning skills who wants to become the "world's number one detective" and enrolls in the detective training school "DDS" set up by the legendary detective group Morihiko. Xiao Q and the companions of the Q class (The Special Squad of Tuan Shouhiko's successor) work together to solve various criminal incidents that occur around them.
5. "Q.E.D. Proof is over" Kato Motohiro
This game tells the story of Hatuma and Kana Suwon, who attend sakasaka Private High School, and constantly solve difficult problems. The combination of the protagonist, Dengma, is a gifted teenager who graduated from the mathematics department of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) at the age of 15, while Kenai is a naïve girl who wants to be an assistant. In addition, when the reasoning is over and ready to solve the puzzle, the book will appear as a challenge with the word Q.E.D., which is an abbreviation for the mathematical term "Quod Erat Demonstrandum" (proof completed), for which the work often involves knowledge related to mathematics. The series "Q.E.D.iff – The End of The Testimony - has been serialized in R magazine since April 2015.
6. "Edo Coroner" Original: Yaichiro Kawada / Painting: Riki Takase
This is an alternative reasoning set in the Edo period, telling the story of Kitamachi Shibuyuki's Concentric Kitazawa Hiktarō, machi doctor Furutani Genkai, and female painter Tsukihime who challenge the murder of the unsolvable. As a coroner, Genkai advises Kitazawa, who is conducting the search, and Tsuki is a ukiyo-e painter, but he has the ability to paint the face before birth when he sees the corpse, so according to the current version, it should be a professional facial restoration. The book is based on Edo's "Records of No Grievances" (i.e., the Japanese version of "Records of No Grievances", which was introduced to Japan in the early days of Edo), and the scientific investigation that can be carried out under the conditions at that time is quite interesting.
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