He Is in Tokyo and Is the Mastermind Behind the Scenes.

There are gradually more and more theories about the origin of the Iron Zhan Sword. Some say it is made of meteorites; some say it is made of an alloy unique to the Goemon family. In his TV debut, he said the sword was smelted together from three famous Japanese swords. The most trustworthy source of Zantetsuken is still debated. But its sharpness and hardness permeate the entire series. It is still a mystery how Goemon repaired Zantetsuken after it was broken. But in the second part of Lupine III, the weakness of Zantetsujian can be found, and that is konnyaku (konjac)! Because konjac sticks firmly to the blade of the Zantetsu Sword. In the second series, another supernatural ability of Zantetsu Sword is shown: when the blade shows a black shadow, it means that something ominous is about to happen, usually a bloody disaster; when the black shadow disappears, all dangers will pass. This feature was also continued in subsequent series of Zantetsujian. In one episode, Zantetsujian suddenly couldn't cut anything. This happens once every 100 years. The only way to recover is to find another "Female Zantetsu Sword". Although the female sword is much smaller than the male sword, it is no less sharp than the male sword. After the ritual, the male sword regained its powers, but the female sword followed the enemy into a pool of sulfuric acid. Although the female sword disappeared forever, the ability of the male sword can still be maintained for another 100 years. Zantetsuken is also the source of Goemon's most famous symbol, "I cut a lot of boring things again!" He would say this no matter what he cut that was not necessary. (For example, in "Lupine VS Clone" he cut open the SSK German helicopter chasing Lupine in the sewer). This has been referenced many times in comics and TV, and has become a fixed joke in the "Lupine III" series. In "The Mark of Love: Fujiko's Unlucky Day", Lupine said to Goemon: "Your skills in cutting boring things are unparalleled!" The endless objects TV Series 1 The iron plate under the roof of the Kinman residence (Episode 15) TV Series 2 Episode 01 The superhuman commander of the scorpion MR. X [voice actor Takiguchi Junpei] (It broke when cutting his hand) Treasure? Ruby (Episode 14) Special iron plate of the flying ship (Episode 15, the detective flies into the air) Oval vault (Episode 19) Zombies (zombie resurrected due to black magic in Chapter 14) Vampire (Episode 34) Konjac (Episode 61, Flying Zantetsuken) Space Guardian Vault (Episode 111) Miami Bank Vault (Episode 143) Super-hard glass (it took several cuts before cutting) Lupine the Third Part III Huge packaging tape made in the shape of a dragon The wall of the Belt Mobile Bank (Episode 23) Petroleum Bank (Episode 45) Special anti-ballistic glass (Episode 47) TV Special Edition Hemingway Manuscript Box (Goemon regards it as Pandora's box) (It didn't open after a few hard cuts, but it opened with a light touch) Super Zantetsu Alloy (It opened after three cuts) Sadachiyo's sword (The severed sword fell down and killed Sadachiyo) (Secret of the Twilight Twins) Original Metal (Angel's Strategy) Theatrical Version Metal Vest (Lupine the Third Lupine VS Clone) Character Honors In 2007, Japan's "Idol" magazine asked readers to choose their favorite character in their favorite series, and Goemon ranked eighth among female readers and seventh overall. Character Impact In "Love Hina" ("Love Hina"), the female swordsman Mokoto used Goemon's famous saying after fending off a group of gloomy wizards with her sword in one episode: "I killed some useless things again!". See more 3 In the sixth episode of the first season of "XXXholic", Yuko fulfilled the client's wish and when preparing to destroy the computer, she wrote the three words Zantetsujian on the red baseball bat. Then the bat had the power of Zantetsujian and split the computer in two! Then came the classic "Huh! I chopped off a bunch of boring things again"~~~ Share your world

Is the writing a bit fixed? Do I have to write the original plot of Spell Wars? Can't you add something original of your own? For example, in conjunction with the world of Harry Potter, one is Japan, the other is Britain, etc.

My little life is about to be ruined again

I want to ask, will this book have a female protagonist? Will it be like other Tokyo behind-the-scenes articles that have double standards for men and women? They are clearly behind the scenes but they come to the front of the stage. They still have to go to school and inexplicably describe flat, stereotyped and unattractive so-called beautiful girls who are ambiguous, stock trading, and falling in love? Would it be possible to write a good behind-the-scenes article instead of writing about the behind-the-scenes, and instead write about a completely unimportant campus love drama without focusing on the key points! The behind-the-scenes story in my imagination should be about the male protagonist strategizing behind the scenes, teasing all living beings, watching various characters on the stage vying to compete on stage, colliding ideas, and keeping his own body clean! I know that I am asking too much, and I don't force it. As long as the novel written by the author has some meaning, it will be fine. Don't waste the words and ink on completely unimportant places, and write super low and super deliberate plots to show off in front of women. That's fine. Because there are too many problems in behind-the-scenes stories, especially those in Tokyo Japan, so I have a little bit of PTSD. I'm a little excited. I hope you understand.

Readers, if you have any favorite characters that you want him to join or appear as easter eggs, you can suggest them. The characters include movies, animations, and comics. Of course, if there are any problems, you can also correct them. Thank you all for your support.

Nimen Jukuna Oni Height: 58 meters Weight: 48,000 tons Birthplace: Yamanashi Prefecture, Mount Shuna Image design: The first draft of Suna Oni was designed with two eyes, and was later modified to move the other eye to the back And added a face Character Abilities Fire Ray The high-heat ray spit out from the mouth of Suna Ghost, used against Victory Feiyan No. 1 And Ultraman Tiga, but failed to hit. Head Ability The main body of the Suna ghost, "Ghost Mind", has a violent personality and thinks about burning down the entire world. He has a high degree of intelligence and can speak human language, and directly transmits the words to Jingtian Jinlong 3 . The entire head of Suna Oni is in the shape of two sides. The head is nicknamed the "Flying Head". In addition to the superficial face, there is also a "second face" hidden in the white hair on the back of the head. It blows out violent wind at the enemy approaching from behind with fierce momentum to attack. The head of the Suna ghost possesses tenacious vitality. Even if it is cut off, as long as it is not sealed, it can continue to move and bite the opponent's body with the sharp fangs in its mouth. Physical Ability The demonic body of Suna Demon was once chopped apart by Nishikida Kojuro Kageryu. After the seal is lifted, the body will be reshaped, and it will become gigantic with stronger resentment. It can avoid Tiga's throwing skills with its agile actions. There is a "flame sac" organ in the body of the Suna ghost, which converts the body's activity energy into flames that are radiated from its mouth . Suna ghost has thick nails on each hand, and uses the strange power of his arms to control his sword skills. Huge Sword The giant sword hidden in the mountain forest by the Suna Ghost, wielding skilled swordsmanship, cut several large trees in two and attacked Tiga. Melee combat ability Sunaki is good at attacking with his legs in unarmed close combat. He uses his feet called "Monster Foot" to launch a fierce kick to attack the enemy, and uses a pair of horns on his head to charge forward ; Craft): stabbing sword, splitting sword, etc. To suppress Tiga .

I haven't seen anything new written so far, and there are basically no completed books.

They are all extraordinary. The current cases of Conan have little to do with the extraordinary. I am writing ordinary cases while being extraordinary. It feels like I am isolating Conan. The extraordinary and the cases are not well combined.

Okay, why should we add something like Ultraman?

It feels like there are too many stitches, and it's easy to lose control later on. There's a high chance that you'll go berserk later in the plot. Let's take a look first.

When do you see the strongest person without laughing?

Ishikawa Goemon's character characteristics "The lightest mobile weapon in history" As the story unfolds, Goemon's sword skills are increasingly developing towards a realm that cannot be described in words, and the things he cuts are gradually upgraded. In the early works, he was able to shoot down flying bullets; In TV series 1, he cut Lupine's car in half; In episode 26 of TV2, Rose and the pistol cut off meteors: In the theatrical version of "Lupine vs. Clone", he will chase him in the sewer. Chasing Lupine's SSK helicopter, he cut it in two; In the special episode "The Burning Zantetsuken", he cut a fighter jet made of a mysterious alloy into two (cutting it three times in the same place); In the special episode "The Battle for Napoleon's Dictionary", he single-handedly obliterated three missiles. In the April 2012 episode "Lupine III: The Woman Named Fujiko Mine", he effortlessly chopped down two missiles. Ishikawa Goemon He cut through falling boulders, tanks, airplanes, nuclear missiles, spaceships (cut vertically), even lightning ("Mystery of the Gold of Babylon", "First Confrontation"), and meteorites. In the 2012 special episode "Eastern Insights", he was once confused as to whether he should draw his sword or not. At the end of the film, he learned a new way of swordsmanship, stood breathlessly, and then used all his strength to execute an Iai Slash into the void, unintentionally completing the feat of slaying a satellite, and was jokingly called "the man who surpassed the Humanoid Gundam" by the audience. In the 93-second trailer of "Lupine the Third VS Detective Conan THE MOVIE", even Conan's skateboard was cut off. Based on the above performance, Goemon is called the lightest mobile weapon in history in the DVD commentary. His ability that would never exist in reality also had a huge impact on future anime works. "Killing unnecessary things again" Speaking of Goemon, we have to mention his classic line. We often see a scene like this in works: Goemon showed off his superb sword skills with an expressionless face, and various things shattered behind him. Then he raised his head with sharp eyes and said in a deep voice, "I have chopped off unnecessary things again (またつまらぬをってしまった)". Ishikawa Goemon This sentence first appeared in the theatrical version of "Lupine the Third vs. The Clone", and was carried forward in other series and the theatrical version of "Cagliostro Castle". The first time this line was spoken in the TV series was in Episode 86 of TV Series 2. This was supposed to be a line that lingered with the vicissitudes of the swordsman, but because it was ritualized, it became a punchline that runs through the Lupine series. He also changed other lines later, but they were all words with little nutrition. This has become one of Goemon's fixed impressions. However, Goemon, as he said, "does not do unnecessary killing (つまらぬkillingはせぬ)", and he tries his best to solve things that can be solved without killing in other ways. Even if he had to take his opponent's life, he would not regard his opponent's life as meaningless. Although Zantetsujian gives him an objectively invulnerable advantage, Zantetsuken's charm will only be realized when he is fighting fiercely. "A man out of time" Always wearing a kimono, an anachronistic tone and way of speaking, the Iai Sword that has nothing to do with common sense, women being weak... Although characteristics such as these are all added to the animation, they make Goemon a very distinctive character. This feature has even affected characters in other animations and games. By the way, the staff made significant changes to Goemon's setting in the animation, enhancing his ancient elements. Because he always appears with a Japanese-style soundtrack in the anime, he is also known as a man with his own BGM. Although considered a man out of touch with his times, he shows no particular impairment in vehicle driving, large machinery operation, or aircraft piloting. He is a trained driver and pilot, but he prefers being a passenger rather than sitting in the driver's seat. Depending on the situation, he will also use a machine gun (very occasionally). And surprisingly, he is multilingual. In the special episode "To Alcatraz" and the third episode of TV2 "Naruto Sunset" (banknotes reflected in the sunset in Rio de Janeiro), he rarely wore a suit. But even so, his sense of gentleness has not changed much. Special episodes "Seven Days Rhapsody", "The Last Job" and "Lupine the Third VS Detective Conan THE MOVIE" are equipped with smartphones. Lupine said: "You are the last person I expected to use a mobile phone." "I would rather die than betray my companions." Even though there was a period of hostility with Lupine, Goemon still had a strong sense of Lupine's companionship. In the comic "The New Adventures of Lupine the Third" (the second part of the original comic), the enemy brutally tortured Lupine in order to find out his weaknesses. His answer to this was "I would rather die than betray my comrades." He then remained silent and did not reveal any information about Lupine. If Lupine is a leader and Jigen is an enforcer, then Goemon is a protector. He is always late in taking action, or appears at unexpected times, but as long as he is in the team, even if the action does not succeed because of him, it will never fail because of him. Interpersonal Relationships Lupine Group: Maybe Goemon thinks that he and Lupine are friends, but that relationship is more special than ordinary friends. As of TV2, for example, Goemon is completely loyal to Lupine. However, he is troubled by Lupine's antics, especially his complete lack of immunity to women (especially Fujiko). When Lupine's actions violate Goemon's moral bottom line, he will refuse to participate. He even said that his final blow would be to destroy Lupine. However, Goemon always steps forward to save Lupine in crisis situations, and will also assist Lupine in his work under normal circumstances. Many theories suggest that Goemon was killed because he wanted to express himself because his ancestor was a famous thief. Goemon and Daisuke Jigen live in peace. Goemon regards Jigen as a respectable warrior and an excellent partner, and Jigen also regards him as a trustworthy close friend. The two of them often work together and often restrain Lupine together. On some occasions (and there were more of them), Goemon collaborated with Fujiko, even though he did not trust Fujiko very much. Once their goals are aligned and Fujiko doesn't try to betray him, the two of them can work well together and achieve their goals. In the manga, Goemon was initially an enemy of Lupine. Lupine attempted to steal the art of war from Goemon's ancestor, but his plan was foiled by Fujiko (she was Goemon's girlfriend at the time). Goemon will try his best to kill Lupine in the next few volumes. He tried to hire a killer with skills similar to his own and Jigen's to plant bombs in Lupine's collection. However, in the end, he discovers that he can gain more if he cooperates with Lupine. When Lupine decided to foil the government's conspiracy and kill Goemon's uncle so that Goemon could escape from prison without any scruples, Goemon stood firmly on Lupine's side. By the second season of the manga, Lupine had slowly come to trust Goemon, and Goemon reciprocated his favor. When one of Lupine's enemies captured and brutally tortured Goemon, Goemon remained silent except to say that Lupine would come and rescue him so that he could take revenge. Lupine captures the man's wife and asks for Goemon's whereabouts. Finally, with Jigen's help, Goemon killed the man. Other relationships: There have been two people from the same tribe in Goemon, but they both used their strategies to seek their own interests. Kikyo and Makchiyo both have snake-like hearts. In "Burning Zantetsuken", Kikyo is Goemon's childhood sweetheart. She had grown up by the time she rescued Goemon from the clutches of the ninja. In this film, she becomes Goemon's lover and follows Goemon around to find the dragon statue that Lupine found from the sunken Titanic. But then Kikyo fakes his death so that Goemon can get the dragon statue from Lupine and take it away himself. She helped Chen Zhenzhong (Hong Kong underworld boss and voice actor Takiguchi Junpei) discover the secret of the dragon statue and use the alloy it recorded to build a fighter jet. However, Goemon used his Zantetsuken and the Technique Prize Fighter to cut everything in two (actually 3 cuts in the same place). In the end, the plane was destroyed and fell into the sea with Kikyo (that place is where the Titanic sank). She was laid to rest with his grandfather (the one who stole the dragon statue from the first location). Machiyo is a character in "The Mystery of Gemini". He is a professionally trained killer hired by a rebel organization (he is Goemon's fellow disciple, but he uses the swordsmanship he learned to do bad things). His conflicts with Lupine and Goemon ran through the entire SP, and he was eventually killed in a duel with Goemon. Machiyo's sword cut off Goemon's sword, but when the sword flew into the air and fell, it pierced into Machiyo's back and pierced his heart. In "The Conspiracy of the Fuma Clan", Goemon fell in love with Murasaki Murasaki, and Murasaki Murasaki also gradually fell in love with him. He was almost about to marry Azi, the daughter of the elder of the Murasana family. But in the end, Goemon left because he believed that his training was insufficient and that he was not worthy of her for the time being. Even though Mo Shengzi said harsh words that she would not wait for him to come back, she already believed in her heart that he would eventually succeed in practicing cultivation and come back to her. So she and her grandfather, who very much agreed with her idea, were still waiting for his return, hoping that her waiting would have results. Goemon is the only character who is not with Lupine at the beginning of the manga. Mr. Monkey Fist once said during the DVD sales of the film "Death or Alive" that after creating a few episodes, he felt that his comic should have a character with more Japanese characteristics. There are 3 different versions of the first meeting between Lupine and Goemon. In the first volume of the manga, there was a character who looked very similar to Goemon, but he was more inclined to use guns. He was killed at the end of the volume, and Goemon appeared. Goemon is very similar to the swordsman master Kuzo, a character in Seiji Miyaguchi's movie "Seven Samurai" (even an elongated version of Seiji's face). In TV1, Goemon was used by Master MOMOCHI to assassinate Lupine. He wants Lupine and Goemon to die together so that he can become the world's number one killer. Both of them deceived him and survived. After a good opportunity, Lupine tried to steal the sword-building manual. After getting it, Goemon split Lupine's car in two in revenge. After the two of them discovered that they were overpowering each other and both laughed out loud, Goemon decided to join the Lupine Group. These two paragraphs appeared in the comics. In the movie "Lupine III VS Detective Conan THE MOVIE", Goemon once again disguised himself as Master MOMOCHI and deposited the cherry sapphire in a bank safe under the pseudonym Wakago Shigeeishin. Ishikawa Goemon In the 2002 TVSP "First Confrontation", Goemon met Lupine on the way to find Zantetsu Sword. He believes that Zantetsujian is the only sword worthy of him. Lupine, Jigen, and Fujiko were all rivals until they were forced to unite to face their enemy. At the end of the film, it is hinted that this is a story Lupine made up to attract girls. However, not everything is like Conan. Character Goemon is proud of his abilities and usually feels very ashamed and annoyed when he is unable to complete a task. In the episode "Lupin vs. Clone", he dueled with Fritsch, and the iron sword broke, and he was ashamed. He is also ashamed when he encounters his weakness - women. In "Tokyo Crisis", his Zantetsu sword was swept away by a woman. On many occasions, Goemon wanted to embark on a spiritual path to correct his weaknesses. Goemon's most common pastime is mentioned in the series; during periods of inactivity, or even when there is danger nearby, he will sit with his legs crossed and his eyes closed. At this time he will become confused and unable to move. Goemon is extremely loyal to Japanese culture and regards it as the only standard that he can abide by in his practice and life. He is wearing a samurai uniform. He likes to have his hair long, with a slightly uneven notch. He was a big fan of radio. He likes Japanese cooking. He is a follower of Japanese Shintoism and Buddhism. Although he sometimes uses champagne for toast and salmon stock for oatmeal. He only drinks rice wine. Sometimes, he even smokes in a traditional bamboo pipe. His favorite music is Yingyuan Song. Although Goemon is the representative of aloof attitude, he can also burst out suddenly in danger or frustration. He even screams in surprise when he meets a beautiful woman. This is usually drawn as a joke. If he has any weakness, it is that his immunity to women is weaker than Lupine's. He is very willing to trust a trustworthy woman who seems innocent, which often brings him a lot of trouble. At the same time, he was also afraid that the appearance of a woman would disrupt his practice. Goemon would blush when a woman got too close to him. Goemon also knows nothing about financial management - he often invests money in education, and then becomes penniless, and has to continue to add guilt to Lupine. The way Goemon spends his money remains a mystery. In "The One-Dollar War", he raised money for a preaching nun, but the nun ran away with the money. Usually, as a samurai, in the second part of "Lupine III" TV "Goemon's Revenge", Goemon goes to his teacher (Kotaro Harida). This plot reveals that Goemon has been trained in the art of stealing, and also reveals some of the reasons why Goemon is willing to steal spontaneously. Character Origin Goemon is the only character who is not with Lupine at the beginning of the manga. To put it bluntly, like Lupine, he is also the descendant of a thief. In the original manga, Goemon became Lupine's target because of his family's secret of making Zantetsu swords, which in the North American version became the secret of making gold. Afterwards, Goemon's master sent him to assassinate Lupine, but after many failed attempts at assassinating Lupine, he decided to join the Lupine Group. Weapon Introduction Zantetsu Sword Goemon is both a master of hand-to-hand combat and a master of close combat. However, he is most famous for his Iaido and his famous sword. He was employed by others many times as a result. The name of his sword was originally "Dragon Star" (シューティングスター), but this name is not as famous as the "Zantetsuken" in the TV series. The literal translation of the Iron Sword is a sword that can split iron blocks, but the sharpness of this sword is far more than just cutting through iron blocks. He once used this sword to cut through N planes, tanks, cars, spaceships and even lightning (the trick of cutting lightning appeared in "The Mystery of Babylon's Gold" and "First Confrontation" - translator's note), meteorites! The cut object usually does not split into two parts immediately, but usually only after he returns the knife. Goemon made the Zantetsuken so perfect that it could even cut through flying bullets. However, Goemon hated using the knife: when he returned the knife, he would always say "I cut some boring things again!" (Sometimes he also said other things, but they were all very boring words - translator's note). However, in a formal duel, he would never do this when facing his opponent.

Daisuke Jigen Daisuke Jigen, one of the characters in the Japanese anime "Lupine the Third" and its derivative works, is played by Kunuei Tanaka and Tetsuji Tamayama, and is dubbed by Kiyoshi Kobayashi, Manjo Ginga, Akio Otsuka, and Jianchun Xu. Daisuke Jigen, a top-notch professional gunner, can draw a gun and shoot in only 0.3 Seconds. He is Lupine's good friend and best partner (once a professional killer, he betrayed the organization in order to duel with Lupine, and later became Lupine's partner). Whenever he is working (stealing things), although he is not as flashy or exaggerated as Lupine, his loyalty and serious attitude is as good as anyone's. However, he is often influenced by Lupine and has to face chaos for no reason. Character setting Actors: Kunuei Tanaka (1974), Tetsuji Tamamayama (2014) Hobbies: wine, cigarettes Favorite cigarette brand: PALL MALL (PALL MALL) Marlboro Favorite food: smoked pork, beans Usual pistol: Smith & Wesson M19, and a spare Ruger P08 (a woman named Fujiko Mine) Hat specifications: circumference 58.25Cm, shoulder length 8.6Cm, thickness 1.5Mm Favorite music: Western classical music Favorite people: Humphrey DeForest Bogart, Marilyn Monroe People who like it: Alisa (the latest special episode of Lupine the Third) Things you are afraid of: women, garlic, minced meat Radioactive Energy, Dentist, Shrimp, Advanced Phobia Suits: Givenchy to Fendi (Daisuke Jigen's tombstone) Personality: Jigen doesn't talk much. He looks like a professional killer. He always covers most of his face with a hat. In fact, he is a very shy man. When Lupine is in danger, Jiyuan comes to the rescue and is super loyal. Compared with Lupine, Jigen can be said to be a perfect man, and he will never let women mess him up. Ability settings Shooting skills Dimension is Lupine the Third's close partner. He can draw a gun at a speed of 0.3 Seconds and has superhuman accuracy - he can shoot a flying saucer with a pistol, accurately hit a one-cent coin from a hundred meters away (said by his former teammates in "Seven Days of Rhapsody"), hit the missile head with his pistol to detonate the missile before it hits Lupine ("Treasure Return"), and can even hit a flying bullet to deflect it ("Lupine III: The Mystery of Hemingway's Manuscript"). He often covers most of his face with his hat, which gives him a more attractive appearance. When sometimes one or both of his eyes are fully exposed, it often means he's about to surprise people (with precise aim). In TV Series 2, it is said that he uses the notch in his hat to aim and shoot. However, there is no episode that highlights this aspect of him. Jigen can even shoot accurately without wearing a hat (although in the TV series it is said that Jigen uses his hat to aim). In addition to pistols, he is also proficient in various weapons, even anti-tank guns. Weapon Use Dimension's favorite weapon is the Smith & Wesson M19, which fires .357 Magnum rounds. Because of its powerful power and the fact that it won't jam. He put it in the holster on his pants belt behind him. In "The Conspiracy of the Feng Demon Clan", he was not equipped with a gun because he was attending a wedding. When the Feng Demon Clan snatched Ah Zi away, he forgot that he did not have a gun, so he reached out to get it, aiming at Feng Mo with his bare hands, and kept pulling the missing trigger with his finger before he could react. Lupine once said to Jiyuan: "You should buy a ring and get married to it!" Ciyuan often flies to work with Lupine, so the question arises: How did he get through airport security with weapons? One theory is that he hid weapons at airports around the world, then boarded planes without any weapons and then took them out when he got to the airport. In Hayao Miyazaki's "The Castle of Cagliostro", Daisuke Jigen used a Soviet-made Simonov anti-tank rifle. Character Characterization In the TV series, he is loyal to Lupine and almost always partners with Lupine on tasks (this was not the case in the first few chapters of the TV series). Ji Yuan values ​​​​love and justice. He will change his plan and give up taking the prey as his own because the target is someone else's father's relic. (Season 2, Episode 129, "The Tenderness That Dimensions Care About"). In "Lupine the Third VS Detective Conan THE MOVIE", when Mao Lilan's life was hanging by a thread on the Tokyo Skytree, Jigen did not hesitate to shoot through the glass in public to save her. In this case, even if Mine Fujiko, whom he hates the most, is in danger, he will still take action, not because of anything else, just because he is Daisuke Jigen. Like Lupine, he has a sense of humor. But so far, his luck with women has gone from bad to worse - the women he loved either betrayed him or died (and one married someone else). He deeply distrusts Fujiko and becomes very unhappy when Lupine decides to fulfill Fujiko's request. Among Lupine's group, Jigen is the one who kills the most. But he believed that killing women and children was taboo, and he would rather let go of those who posed danger to them. He is a bit helpless with children. In "Lupine the Third VS Detective Conan", he was also helpless when Conan called him "Dad", so he could only compromise and help him. Personal Likes and Dislikes Jigen is also a big smoker, according to the DVD booklet of "Lupine the Third vs. Human Replica". A running joke in the TV series is that Jigen keeps bending his cigarette butt into a woman's shape. His favorite brands of cigarettes were "Marlboro" and "Pall Mall Long"; he occasionally smoked a pipe. Ji Yuan is afraid of going to the dentist. In "Lupine the Third: Memory of Fire: Tokyo Crisis", he temporarily lost his ability to shoot accurately due to tooth decay. While visiting the dentist, he had a look of utter fear on his face. Maybe something to do with tip phobia (dentist's drill). Lupine and Goemon are both picky about clothing, and so is Jigen. His typical attire is a gray or black suit, blue shirt, black tie and black and gray wide-brimmed fedora hat. Suits range from Fendi to Givenchy (see Jigen Daisuke's tomb marker for details). Jigen's hair is black and long, and he never cuts it. His beard was about a foot long and unkempt. Jigen is the "big brother" among Lupine's gang. He often stops Lupine's impulses. He had to do this because of his friendship with Lupine and because of his lack of absolute expert status. However, there was a time when he was doing the most dangerous jobs. Jigen has a very rough personality and gets angry when others make inappropriate snapping noises. Even Lupine and Goemon are not immune to this habit. Dimension usually spends his free time watching sports games, fishing, gambling, shooting, playing billiards, and hanging out. He had a special liking for Westerns (which Lupine also liked) and boxing. He likes to eat American food, especially steak, potatoes and pizza. As mentioned above, he likes to smoke very much. Bourbon is his favorite. Due to his habit of distrusting women, he never initiates a date with a woman unless there are strong feelings between them. Jigen, like the rest of Lupine's gang, is good at cross-dressing. He can drive all kinds of motorized vehicles, even planes and tanks. Jigen is also an opponent of hand-to-hand combat that can knock someone down with one punch. The preface to the Lupine manga re-released in Tokyo mentions that Jigen's image is based on James Cobain's, specifically the image in The Magnificent Seven. Character Experience If Lupine is the embodiment of European wisdom and style, Goemon represents Japanese discipline and sensitivity to art, and Jigen clearly shows the chaotic American style. Although his Japanese name, Japanese nationality, ancestry and even his identity are unmistakable, in some later works he is a former Chicago gang member who fled to Japan and changed his name. In the 2002 OVA "First Encounter", Jigen was described as a professional killer working for the gang in New York. But in the gang, he was squeezed out by another killer, and he was eventually captured in a duel with Lupine, and later joined Lupine (but it was later proven that this was a story Lupine made up to deceive women). His M19 pistol is very popular among police officers in South Australia, and he once recalled an episode with Lupine in Australia, when Goemon and Fujiko had not yet joined Lupine's gang. In "Lupine VS Clone World", Jigen said that he and Goemon followed Lupine because they wanted to kill Lupine at first. Since Mr. Kazuhiko Kato never established a background for the characters in the story, each producer had his or her own version. In the TV series, Jigen is the first to work with Lupine. His eyes are often covered by his hat and hair, and he rarely uses a pistol. He rarely collaborated with Lupine at first, but by the end of the first season, he became Lupine's best friend and partner. In the Lupine III special episode "Goodbye" Partner", Alisa, the child of the person he once liked, was caught and threatened him to help, and he had to betray Lupine Goemon and the others. Later, with the help of Lupine understanding the cause of the incident, he successfully rescued Alisa and worked with him, Fujiko and the others to crush the enemy's conspiracy. Finally, he swore an oath to Alisa Once she is in danger, he will rush to protect her and get a positive response from her. After that, he apologizes to Lupin and the others and gets their forgiveness. After that, he kills the fleeing enemies and goes to her piano recital before leaving silently. She is fond of him because he stood up to protect her in times of danger and is happy for his arrival.

Stone Ghost Face: Stone Ghost Face, an item in the Japanese comic "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" and its derivative works, appears in the first and second parts, and is slightly mentioned in the third part. A mask created by Kaz, the Pillar Man, in order to overcome his weakness of being unable to face the sun and allow his people to evolve into ultimate creatures. The setting is that the Stone Ghost Face is a prop invented by Kaz, a member of the ancient humanoid race Dark Clan (later known as the "Pillar Man"), in pursuit of becoming a "perfect creature". Ordinary humans or other creatures would wear a stone ghost mask on their face and stain the stone ghost mask with blood. Many bone spurs would protrude from the edges of the stone ghost mask and pierce into the wearer's head and brain. Then it will become a vampire with physical abilities far exceeding that of humans, immortality, but will be destroyed by sunlight; if the stone ghost's face can be inlaid with "Ai Zhe Red Stone" to greatly enhance the effect of the stone ghost's face, the "Pillar Man" can evolve into a truly immortal, possessing the abilities of all creatures on the earth, and an "ultimate life form" with superior intelligence (it is unclear whether ordinary humans can evolve into "ultimate life forms" through this). Kazi created numerous stone ghost faces. During the long years when he and his companions were sleeping, some of the Stone Ghost Faces were unearthed by humans and scattered around the world. One of them was purchased as a collection by Mary Joestar, the wife of the British aristocrat George Joestar, at the end of the 19th century. Later, he was taken away by George Joestar's adopted son Dio Brando and became a vampire. This is the beginning of the entire story of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure". Item Abilities After coming into contact with blood, the Stone Ghost Face will pop out several bone needles and pierce the wearer's brain, stimulating the wearer's potential and turning the wearer into a vampire, with strength and recovery capabilities beyond ordinary people, as well as a desire for blood and a fear of sunlight. At the same time, these vampires will also be melted by Ripple Qigong. Item Usage The original purpose of the Stone Ghost Face was to evolve the Pillar Man into the ultimate creature, but it failed because the energy was not enough to stimulate the Pillar Man's brain. However, Kaz later discovered that as long as the Stone Ghost Face was embedded with the perfect Aizhe Red Stone, the Pillar Man could evolve smoothly. Since the purpose of the Stone Ghost Face is for the Pillar Man to evolve himself, from a certain period of time, the Pillar Man discovered that it also has an effect on ordinary creatures. It will give ordinary creatures certain Pillar Man characteristics, including strength enhancement, and conversely, it is also afraid of the sun. Therefore, the Pillar Man has long used the Stone Ghost Face on ordinary creatures to make his own servants or food. Note: Not all Stone Ghost Faces can be embedded with Alger Red Stone. In fact, in order to evolve into the ultimate creature, Kaz has constantly tried to make many versions of Stone Ghost Faces. Only the one he wore last can be embedded. If you look carefully, you will find that there are various stone ghost faces on the wall where Kaz is sleeping, and there is no place for the Red Stone of Alger to be embedded in them. Source Tens of thousands of years ago, there lived a kind of humanoid creatures with powerful vitality under the earth. They could directly absorb the energy of other creatures, had a long lifespan, and also had strong wisdom and strength. However, they had the only weakness, that is, they could not face the sunlight. Later, a genius appeared among this creature-Kaz. In order to overcome the weaknesses of his own race, Kaz created a stone ghost face that could stimulate the brain's potential. However, Kaz encountered a bottleneck, that is, the stone ghost face did not have enough energy to stimulate the brains of his family. At most, it could only turn humans and other creatures into vampires. After Kaz's tribe learned of his actions, they believed that Kaz and the Stone Ghost Face he created were dangerous existences and wanted to eliminate them. But Kaz in turn killed all his own people. Afterwards, Kaz left the underground with his companion Esdeath and two babies (Vaum and Santana), and began to continue to search for ways to overcome weaknesses on the ground. I don't know how many years later, Kaz discovered that there is a super gem called "Ai Zhe Red Stone" that can reflect light hundreds of millions of times. He fell in love with this kind of gem and wanted to use the Ai Zhe Red Stone on the Stone Ghost Face so that the Stone Ghost Face would have the energy to evolve itself; however, the ordinary Ai Zhe Red Stone had insufficient energy, and only the Super Ai Zhe Red Stone could successfully develop its power. On the other hand, one of the stone ghost faces created by Kaz fell into the hands of an Aztec tribe for unknown reasons, and was regarded by them as an artifact that could make them immortal. After that, the tribe suddenly disappeared within a day, and the Stone Ghost Face was left behind in the ruins. Spread In the 14th century, the Aztec tribe in Mexico once obtained a stone ghost face, which caused the tribe to rise rapidly, but finally disappeared mysteriously. In the mid-19th century, an archaeological team led by William A. Zeppelin's father excavated it. However, while in the Atlantic Ocean, William's father mistakenly wore the Stone Ghost Mask and became a vampire who killed all the archaeological team members, causing the death of everyone on the ship. However, his father subsequently died at sunrise, while William managed to escape death, and the Stone Ghost Mask's whereabouts are unknown. After many twists and turns, this stone ghost face fell into an antique shop in the UK and was bought by Sir Joestar's wife. A series of events later led to Sir Joestar's adopted son Dio Brando to wear the Stone Ghost Mask and become a vampire. Destroy The son of Baron Zebelin discovered the sleeping Kaz, Eddies, and Wamu in Rome. They used diamonds and stone ghost faces to attract unsuspecting humans as food. In order to protect the young man who accidentally touched the agency (who was not recognized as his son at the time), he could only use himself as a shield and was sucked to death in front of his son, Cesar Andrio Zebelin. In the end, Kaz obtained the red stone of Ai Zhe and embedded it on the face of the stone ghost, becoming the ultimate creature as he wished. In the end, he was thrown out of the earth by Joseph's design. In the vacuum and extreme cold of space, he turned into an existence between living things and minerals. He drifted in the universe forever, giving up thinking. It is suspected that all the remaining stone ghost faces were destroyed by Joseph and others.

It doesn't look good. I don't know what I'm writing. Riddler

It's getting more and more boring later on, there's nothing interesting to see, it doesn't make me happy

I thought it was original with a little bit of animation, but it turned out to be a hodgepodge, without any of my own stuff. I read it and quit it several times in a row. Compared with other Tokyo behind-the-scenes writers, my processing ability is not even the slightest bit worse. It's not inappropriate at all if you just set up a comprehensive comic world and delete the protagonist. It's just a combination of Japanese comics. The characters created by the protagonist are actually the characters of the original works. Is there any need to read this book?

Chapters 1 and 2 are already so messy