| Yes. It's worth watching. The ongoing story there is for Conan (and Haibara) to capture the Black Organization. As well as to transform them back to their normal state. It's fresh up to now and is still airing in Japan. |
今日の朝食はどうだった？ 超ショック！！ |
| Only if you treat it as a weekly puzzle show, the cases are very similar and keep the same structure, and the story has barely moved in 700 episodes. |
     Short of the day: Monotonous Purgatory(MAL) ✰Public Domain Club | One Piece Club✰ |
| Yes, you will love it, I started watching it this month and it's amazing. |
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| Yes,It's worth watching. |
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NoSurrender1690 said: watch this for the child detective watch jikenbo for story Idk man Jikenbo is filled with hardcore plagiarism, it's quite sad actually. Would be nice if the authors gave credit to the original novellists instead of just copy/paste the plot and tricks. Compared to DCs cases like for example the Mystery Train/Bell Tree Express which is a reference to the Murder on Orient Express, but the case doesn't go the same way in either of the stories. For consistency I think the Detective Academy Q might be the best, but the overarching plot is eerily similar on paper. |
k11chiDec 28, 2013 4:52 PM
| Yes but 30%-40% episodes of the show are fillers, you can skip them if you want. |
k11chi said: Idk man Jikenbo is filled with hardcore plagiarism, it's quite sad actually. Would be nice if the authors gave credit to the original novellists instead of just copy/paste the plot and tricks. Compared to DCs cases like for example the Mystery Train/Bell Tree Express which is a reference to the Murder on Orient Express, but the case doesn't go the same way in either of the stories. For consistency I think the Detective Academy Q might be the best, but the overarching plot is eerily similar on paper. Eww less talk about plagiarism please. Truth is almost everything has seemingly been done before, especially within the murder detective genre. Anyway, Jikenbo is better than Conan from what I've seen so far. So don't listen to this guy going on about plagiarism, he doesn't seem to understand that there is really a limited amount of crap that you can write about before it all starts looking similar to each other. |
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LayedBack said: k11chi said: Idk man Jikenbo is filled with hardcore plagiarism, it's quite sad actually. Would be nice if the authors gave credit to the original novellists instead of just copy/paste the plot and tricks. Compared to DCs cases like for example the Mystery Train/Bell Tree Express which is a reference to the Murder on Orient Express, but the case doesn't go the same way in either of the stories. For consistency I think the Detective Academy Q might be the best, but the overarching plot is eerily similar on paper. Eww less talk about plagiarism please. Truth is almost everything has seemingly been done before, especially within the murder detective genre. Anyway, Jikenbo is better than Conan from what I've seen so far. So don't listen to this guy going on about plagiarism, he doesn't seem to understand that there is really a limited amount of crap that you can write about before it all starts looking similar to each other. I'm talking about direct copying instead of similarities, just because something has a locked room murder in a mansion =/= plagiarism. Also the amount of useless drama to stretch out the volumes instead of actual focus on the case itself can be a bad thing, especially for a series that comes out with 2 volumes a year and has like 4 different authors. it's certainly nothing original or new either. It's easy to prefer something when it seems new and fresh to oneself, though.. |
| Definitely |
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| read my review and find out. :P |
| Definitely! I think you'll like it :) I actually watched all the Detective Conan movies first before tackling the actual TV series since it has over 600+ episodes and I wasn't sure if I wanted to make such a large commitment... But I got totally hooked after watching the movies and now I'm on episode 616 even though I only started this in late August of this year =) |
| Yes. I even "marathoned" it :)) It's really great especially when the Black Org, Hattori Heiji, Kaitou Kid & Kudou's parents appear :D It's soooo exciting. For the normal episodes, you'll learn a lot from them :D |
| It does have a lot of episodes but it's the best Anime to me :))) fillers can be skipped mostly but I like a lot of those too. |
| Well, it's my favorite anime, so I'm going to be biased and tell you yes. Now, I'm not going to spend my time telling you why this is such a great series (that will be done in a review I'm planning to write in the future.) I'm just going to tell you that this is one of those series that really depends on what you expect from it. You want a high-octane, fast-paced, heart-pounding thriller, with dramatic action and a plot with plot twists at every turn and awesome action? Yes? Then stay far away from this show. There are plenty of other series for that. Detective Conan, at its core, is a mystery series. That's what it is about. It's also one of the most subtle anime I've ever seen, so a lot of its merits are missed by most people who aren't paying enough attention. Just don't watch it for the Black Organization plot. Contrary to what almost everyone says, the mystery cases aren't the "filler." They're the show. The plot is an added bonus. Watch the first several dozen episodes and see if you like its style. It's a show that gets better as it goes on, so if you like what you see in the beginning, stick with it. Of course, it does require a lot of time and dedication, but I'm sure you're already aware of that. |
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| Yes if you are here for episodic format, no if you want Black Organization storyline. |
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| Some of the filler is annoying, but it's one of the greatest detective series in any media. |
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| Yes, for the most part... Just be aware: it has a metric fucktonne of filler - especially among the more recent episodes (2016/2017). |
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| Five-Magics how are u? Are you still watching Detective Conan? I prefer the manga over the anime because I don't have to pay attention to the show while reading subtitles, the characters voices can get annoying especially Conans le le during cases. If u don't like anime filler, or waiting for new episodes i would recommend the manga or the live action version. I don't watch other Detective anime so I have nothing to compare Conan to. detective Conan is educational. |
JersaniJul 25, 2017 9:12 PM
| This sums up the YuYu Hakusho anime well (paraphrased) “you can’t end a good party without someone on the floor.” Yusuke Urameshi |
megaload said: @Jersani or the live action version Nope. manga > anime > live action And the manga is always better, this is by default. Also you can skip the anime original episodes, this is recommended for all adaptation with very few exceptions. I don't watch other Detective anime I recommend Kindaichi (you can skip the untranslated episodes) and believe me or not Hyouka. Lupin III also has some detective elements. Thank you. I'll redo my I don't watch other detective anime to I don't watch other detective anime as much as I do Conan.. I love Inch High Private, Flint the Time Detective. The reasons I don't stray away to other detective anime from Detecive Conan is because •It inspired me to buy Sherlock Holmes books and deepened my love of mysteries and Holmes. •The educational information about Japan and verious subjects. •Case Closed which only aired on Adult Swim was the only manga based mystery anime I saw on television since I started watching anime. When I was growing up Carrtoon Network's Adult Swim Launched September 2, 2001; 15 years ago and Toonami Launched March 17, 1997; 20 years ago and G4tech tv Anime Unleashed December 30, 2002 – March 16, 2006 were the only networks I watched anime on. I started watching Case Closed on Cartoon Network Adult Swim. It says on the internet that Case Closed aired on Cartoon Network Adult Swim in 2004, but I think I remember being younger than 16 when I watched it on Adult Swim. I have a lot of history with DC and I'm not sure any mystery anime can compare to Conan. IMO with Black Cat (Train Hartnet) the anime and manga are equally good. Sometimes I prefer to read the script/screenplay or literary version of a tv show unless I get lazy then I watch the show. |
| This sums up the YuYu Hakusho anime well (paraphrased) “you can’t end a good party without someone on the floor.” Yusuke Urameshi |
| YeeeEEESS. It's long, I know. But it's fun, interesting, and has an overarching storyline that often plays in with the plot (though to be fair, it doesnt progress much). So yes, totally worth watching :) (even if u skip a few nonessential episodes here and there). |
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