2015-01-24, 12:26 | Link #102 | |||
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The fangirl princess is pretty cute. And really, KID always gets what he wants, from successfully stealing the jewel, teaching the cocky detective a lesson, to helping the Inspector not being fired.
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Spoiler for Keiko's last appearances and mentions of other MK characters, Yaiba Volume 24 chapter 255 (finale):
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2015-01-24, 14:18 | Link #103 | |||
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Thank you very much, BloodyKitty, you are awesome!
You started posting the first references soon after I asked you, and you managed to finish the job before I even managed (I was busy lately) to comment your first post! Reading all 24 volumes in few days seems impressive, though I guess that Yaiba is a much faster reading than a complex detective series like Conan. I have only mentally scanned your images before I have time to fully analyze them, but I see that Keiko is never called by name (even though we know it's her), just like the Ekoda School is never mentioned. Are Keiko and Syaka in the same class? I don't think so, or we should see Kaito/Aoko/Akako/Hakuba in Yaiba and Sayaka in Magic Kaito; it makes sense, however, that they could be in the same class three years after the time-skip, since Kaito and Aoko will not be in the same class anymore. Quote:
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It is also the only version to have Snake talking with the Boss (who has a masked voice) at the phone, as opposed to talking with filler characters like Rose or Spider. On the other hand, Kaito doesn't check the cat's eyes here (he only considers doing it but says it can't be there), and this is also the only version where Snake doesn't hit his head on the tunnel (which makes sense, since realistically he would be dead), instead running in the opposite direction of the train and falling. |
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2015-01-24, 21:52 | Link #104 | ||
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And I'm glad that it's helpful to anyone since there is no full English scans for the latter half of Yaiba. Quote:
And there are some basis that make me think Sayaka and Keiko are in the same class in middle school at the start of the series. Spoiler for a bit speculation with Yaiba pictures:
You can at least check out chapter 4, 5 and 11 of Yaiba to further analyze, there is English scanlation of those chapters somewhere out there. About Sayaka's school year, I have a headcanon that at the start of the series Sayaka is in second year of middle school. In chapter 208 there is a half-year time skip and there is no sight of Keiko in Sayaka's class so they must be in different classes in third year of middle school by then. In the final chapter there is that 3-year time skip and the school uniforms changed so at this point Sayaka and Keiko should be in third year of high school, which makes sense with Magic Kaito timeline since in Magic Kaito, Kaito and co. are in second year of high school and Kaito/Aoko are not dating yet.
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2015-01-26, 21:51 | Link #110 |
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Yeah, I'm really liking the character development Kaito is going through. These last few episodes he's really showing to be a lot more caring of others, what with the Queen of Ingram's son in episode 14, the princess in the most recent episode, and even Aoko in episode 13.
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2015-01-31, 10:37 | Link #115 |
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^ Wow you just have to complain about that particular one don't you . You can totally blamed in on Gosho though, as he wrote it like that in the Detective Conan manga. Besides, long ago I also complained about how iffy Gosho's characterization got since his so-called righteous detective could very well burn someone alive when he shoot the gas tank (if we follow his logic with the gasoline).
I wholeheartedly recommend any newcomers to watch its other version in Detective Conan (ep 356, it's also 40 minutes to boot), or read the Detective Conan manga (chap 453-456) before watching this episode. This case is not originally in the Magic Kaito series, and even then, imo the way they do it in this episode just made it a throwaway in regards of storytelling and details. It's a good case in Detective Conan because we can follow Conan's POV to see the setting details, the unbelievable magic show and unraveling the mystery along the way, while the MK1412 version just fucking stripped off all of that and confused viewers by only vaguely showing what KID and Conan did from time to time, without following the story closely to let the viewers understand what's truly going on, and just let Conan explain all in one time while viewers still don't really get everything beforehand. As someone who has read this part of the DC manga, I also can perfectly do without this episode as it offered even less than what I already know. It could have some values as a behind-the-scene episode for the DC version but then it didn't even follow KID's perspective in a full heist closely. At least the Ryoma case in MK1412 showed most of KID's POV of the case and see how an outsider can see Conan working more than this ep (although the rewriting was a bit iffy as said in previous pages).
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2015-01-31, 14:12 | Link #117 | ||||
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I agree with BloddyKitty's analysis, this is my favourite Kid case in Detective Conan (I remember unsuccessfully trying to solve it when I first read it in 2008), but this rewritten version sucks because it ruins the mystery and all the twists, not to mention they even changed few facts.
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This scene cannot be set in the present because Kaito and Aoko are in the same section (B) of the second year of high school. I thought that most of the Yaiba manga was set at the same time of Magic Kaito with the exception being the final part of the last Yaiba chapter, which would be set three years in the future, where Kaito and Aoko are in the second year of university (high school in Japan lasts three years); the scans you posted shaked my conviction: if Sayaka and Aoko are in the same class but Kaito isn't there (and Sayaka isn't in Magic Kaito except for the crossover) then maybe in most of the Yaiba series Sayaka and Keiko are in middle school, which will explain why Keiko looks younger in most of the Yaiba series. I don't know what to think. Quote:
*episode 13 with the ski contest is adapted from chapter 7 (which is the 8th in order of production) *episode 14 with the Queen and her son is adapted from chapter 21 *episode 15 with the princess is adapter from chapter 2 (which is the 3rd in order of production) |
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2015-01-31, 21:38 | Link #118 | ||
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If somebody is interested here is the original order of MK1412 episodes if it closely follows the manga. You might be shocked at how much the episodes jump around: Spoiler for MK 1412 episodes original order:
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*why does the only scene of Yaiba set in MK-present say that Kaito and Aoko are in different sections when in MK they are in the same section? *why are the school uniforms of Sayaka, Keiko and her firend in the last chapter of Yaiba different from the uniforms shown in the whole MK series? Of course a logical answer would be... Quote:
If we can't solve this issue, then I guess I will just use that explanation. Though I would like to come up with a different explanation, so I ask you: do you remember MK chapter 18, which is the crossover between MK and Yaiba? Are there some elements in that story that has you say "this story can't happen before Yaiba chapter X" and/or "this story can't happen after Yaiba chapter Y"? Another interesting question would be: if Heji says in DC chapter 314 that he fought Okita "last year" and the Okita vs "H. Hattori" match in Yaiba happens before the 3-year time skip, does this mean that most of Yaiba is set one year before the DC timeline? Of course in this case the "parallel universes" theory is even stronger than the DC-MK case, since except for a single appearance of Okita (a little more than a cameo) in DC, Yaiba is often mentioned in DC s a fictional series. Quote:
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I'll add that the second MK cahpter Gosho produced was "The Hustler VS. The Magician" (animated as MK1412 episode 3), which was rejected at first by the editor and was only published at the end of volume 2 without it ever being published in a magazine first, which made it chapter 13 instead of chapter 2: this means that chapters 2-12 are actually chapters 3-13 if we count them in order of production. However, MK is the only manga (or one of the few manga) in which chapters are not officially numbered. There is also the fact that it is difficult to know exactly when the Midair Walk (DC chapters 453-456) takes place in MK timeline, as we only know that it happens sometimes after MK chapter 24 and before MK chapter 29; however it isn't a problem for a timeline based of MK1412 episodes that aired until now, since in this anime there aren't yet adaptations of chapters 25 to 28. Another thing is that chapters 23-24 are mostly made up of a flashback that happens sometimes after Hakuba's intro in chapter 15 (possibly after chapter 17 since Hakuba is said to have returned to London in the flashback of chapter 23) and before chapter 23 itself. Last but not least, I'll comment "First half of episode 8 (adapted from Magic Kaito manga chapter 12 with some major changes)" by adding that the main change is that in chapter 12 Akako doesn't appear at all, which is ironic as many people who saw episode 8 but didn't read the manga kept saying "what a bad twist, I knew it was Akako". |
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2015-02-01, 09:47 | Link #120 | |||
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Keiko: Hey Sayaka, did you hear? Kuroba-kun from Class B and Nakamori-san from Class F have become an item!! Sayaka: Heh, I knew it!! Other girl: There's no doubt! That's what I saw <3 My headcanon that in Yaiba final chapter, Kaito and Aoko are in third year of high school and in different classes could still stand, though there's the fact that the school uniform is different from the one we saw in MK. Then again "parallel universes" Quote:
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Which we can see Hattori did not fight Yaiba or Okita, but rather Onimaru, who later became Yaiba's opponent in the final match. I think this adds to the "parallel universes" theory for Yaiba-DC, as I don't think this "Hattori" is Hattori Heiji.
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