After arriving in a world of mysteries, Shinichi's deduction show begins.
Officially recognized as a once-in-a-century genius detective, he can quickly solve all kinds of puzzles and see through even the most ingenious designs.
Among a gathering of famous detectives, he shines brilliantly.
In the beginner trial instance, when three strange knocks sound at the door, he immediately thinks:
“It has to be this. The answer is hidden in that memory.”
The audience: “How does he do it? He finds clues so accurately and uses them without a moment's hesitation. Is this the power of a great detective?”
In the fairy-tale instance, faced with interference from an esper, he says:
“The hint was obvious enough. No need to give it a second time.”
In the deduction showdown between the Red and Black sides, he declares:
“I've solved every mystery surrounding the deaths. Even crimes committed with magic leave clues.”
At the tryouts for a detective talent show, he is confident:
“With my experience from the previous round, I'm sure I can get everyone through.”
While racing to solve a mystery against Yusaku Kudo, he realizes:
“The central trick is hidden across seven sections of the narrative. Once we see how they're connected, everything will become clear.”
Reading Guide:
1-12: Written fairly early on. A fast-paced little puzzle game.
13-43: From Ran's perspective, about Beika City, where people are forced to compete in an arena as detectives and murderers. The answer to the boy-falling-from-a-tree incident in chapters 15-38 is in chapter 103.
42-52: From Kaito Kid's perspective, about his ending with Aoko after the changes in Beika City.
53-94: From Shinichi's perspective, acting out fairy tales. Chapters 66-87 first cover a preliminary mission overseen by espers, followed by a deduction contest between the Red and Black sides.
95-104: From Doudou's perspective in Forbidden Deduction, about him and the actual horror dating game that plays with the idea of reflecting reality.
105-122: From Shinichi's perspective. First there's a five-chapter puzzle game, then a complete mystery.
(The fairy-tale instance and Shinichi's deduction story in Detective 101 are written in full, so you can jump straight to whichever one interests you.)
Theme: You can't win at everything, but you can give everything your best effort.
Haha, does this count as being defrauded? 😂
Oh my god, it's so logical, the foreshadowing is everywhere and I can't understand it at all (┯_😭
Damn it, Shinichi is going to be deceived
It was updated, I thought it was a scam.