The Clow Magician in Detective Conan

Good grief, so many people still despise Nexus. The idea of ​​a bond strangling generation after generation is just a joke, but it's gotten increasingly absurd, making it seem like accepting the light guarantees death. Let's get the sequence right: they were willing to fight for the light in their hearts, even if it meant death, not forced to die by the light. Do you understand?

Just kidding: Sakura may be a magical girl, but Clow Cards aren't limited to girls. If you just change the paint job on your magic wand and disguise it as a cane, then using Clow Cards would be super cool. Imagine this: the male protagonist is dressed in a tuxedo, holding a cane. When an incident occurs, he calmly pulls out a card from his person, throws it at his feet, and then lightly taps it with his cane to activate a skill—how incredibly cool would that be?

The case is solved and everyone is happy, but Nexus lost?

Clow Cards are not the same as magical girls, and Clow Reed is not a magical girl.

Key that conceals the power of darkness, reveal your true power before me. Now, in the name of your master, Kazuki Komon, I command you to release the seal. O Clow Cards created by Clow Reed, abandon your old forms and change anew. In the name of your new master, Kazuki Komon, I command you!

If you don't want to be a magical girl, you can choose to be Noah's human form. In the abridged version, Komon wasn't strangled by the Bond of Light. Not being strangled means there's a chance to become Noah. At worst, becoming Nexus isn't out of the question, right?

Suddenly, it becomes clear that the three cards the protagonist starts with represent three career choices: Jump—the phantom thief, skilled at taking paths that ordinary people cannot. Bubbles—used by criminals to clean up the crime scene and the murder weapon. Scales—a detective, capable of detecting lies.

Noah's Daily Life as a Policeman Using Life Magic in the Detective Conan World

The first creator of the Clow Cards was a man, so there's nothing awkward about it. He was a great magician! The term "magical girl" was just a catchy name and the genre was popular at the time. (Sakura didn't follow the traditional magical girl route either; she took the path of gradually conquering the Clow Cards, following a fixed lineage of magic, and finally graduated as a magician when the Clow Cards turned pink.)

Ikki Komon's Glorious Form