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[blueguardian]

You know that bit at the end of every volume of Detective Conan where Aoyama Goshou profiles a detective from establish fiction, I've been interested in who has been featured there so that I can expand my knowledge of mystery fiction. I've searched and all I've found about who has been featured were
Volume 1-Sherlock Holmes
Volume 2-Akechi Kogorou
Volume 3-Hercule Poirot
Volume 4-Arsene Lupin
Volume 5-Jules Maigret
Volume 6-Kindaichi Kousuke
Volume 7-Detective Colombo
Volume 8-Zenigata Heiji
Volume 9-Philip Marlowe
Volume 10-Auguste Dupin
Wikipedia says that Ellery Queen; V. I. Warshawski; Father Brown; Cordelia Gray; Heizō Hasegawa; Matsuhiko Asami; Nero Wolfe; Shunsaku Kudo, and Hannibal Lecter have also been featured but I'm also curious about which volume they were featured and who else has been. It would be really cool if someone could give links to places where I can find what was written for the others that weren't featured in volume1-10 though I'm doubt it will happen.

[Misztina]

Hm... Maybe this topic can stay here... (thinks...) Actually I'm curious about this too.

This is what I know:

Volume 11: Ellery Queen
12: V. I. Warshawski
13: Father Brown
14: Cordelia Gray
15: Heizō Hasegawa
16: Matsuhiko Asami/Mitsuhiko Masami
17: Nero Wolfe
18: Shunsaku Kudo
19: Hannibal Lecter
20: Jane Marple
21: Sam Spade
22: Shozo Totsukawa
23: Ninzaburo Furuhata
24: Perry Mason
25: ? (don't know)
26: Samejima
27: James Bond
28: Kyôsuke Kamizu
29: Charlie Chan
30: John Thorndyke
31: Kinshiro Toyama
32: Mike Hammer
33: Philo Vance
34: Shigeru Hiigari
35: Drury Lane
36: Catherine Turner
37: Henry Jackson

45: Eitaro Imanishi
46: Gideon Fell

Source: Dconan.net (German site) and My little collection. ^^

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45 Detective Eitaro Imanishi is from Castle of Sand (Film)
46
47 Yuichiro Aida from the Book Makusu no Yama [マークスの山] (Marks' Mountain)
by 高村 薫 [Takamura Kaoru] (Yay female mystery writer) (It is also a movie known
as Marks)

[blueguardian]

I'll add also Aoyama Goshou's recommendation of which story featuring the said character he likes best. (Mostly taken from dconan.net which is missing volume 25....for some reason...) Tell me if I make a mistake by the way since I can't read German at all.
1- Sherlock Holmes - The Sign of the Four
2-Akechi Kogorou - The Golden Mask
3-Hercule Poirot - Death on the Nile
4-Arsene Lupin - The Gentleman Thief
5-Jules Maigret - Maigret Sets a Trap
6-Kindaichi Kousuke - Gokumontou, "Gokumon Island"
7-Detective Colombo - The Wine of Separation
8-Zenigata Heiji - Zenigata Heiji Torimono Hikae, "Zenigata Heiji's Arrest Notes"
9-Philip Marlowe - The Long Goodbye
10-Auguste Dupin - The Murders in the Rue Morgue
11: Ellery Queen - The Egyptian Cross Mystery
12: V. I. Warshawski - Blood Shot
13: Father Brown - The Queer Feet? No idea since on the web it says Die seltsamen Schritte
14: Cordelia Gray - An Unsuitable Job for a Woman? It says Ein reizender Job für eine Frau
15: Heizō Hasegawa - main character of Onihei Hankachō(TV show), the recommendation says something about an erring light but I can't read Japanese also and who knows if this show was every translated.
16: Matsuhiko Asami - Site says The Hike Legends Murders but I wasn't able to find a list of Matsuhiko Asami books so I can't confirm if such a book exists.
17: Nero Wolfe - Too Many Cooks
18: Shunsaku Kudo - Surf City Blues (didn't confirm, couldn't find a list of Shunsaku Kubo books)
19: Hannibal Lecter - The Silence of the Lambs
20: Jane Marple - A Murder is Announced
21: Sam Spade - The Maltese Falcon
22: Shozo Totsukawa - couldn't find a list of books starring this guy.
23: Ninzaburo Furuhata - TV series, Babelfish says Yogoreta Ôshô - the soiled king
24: Perry Mason - The Case of the Curious Bride
25: ? (don't know) - I had to leave by this
26: Samejima
27: James Bond
28: Kyôsuke Kamizu
29: Charlie Chan
30: John Thorndyke
31: Kinshiro Toyama
32: Mike Hammer
33: Philo Vance
34: Shigeru Hiigari
35: Drury Lane
36: Catherine Turner
37: Henry Jackson
Had to leave at 25.

[Misztina]

I've got new ones:

Volume 50: Hideo Himura
Volume 54.: Kiyoshi Shimada

[Kazuha]

Volume 1-Sherlock Holmes
Volume 2-Akechi Kogorou
Volume 3-Hercule Poirot
Volume 4-Arsene Lupin
Volume 5-Jules Maigret
Volume 6-Kindaichi Kousuke
Volume 7-Detective Colombo
Volume 8-Zenigata Heiji
Volume 9-Philip Marlowe
Volume 10-Auguste Dupin

Volume 11: Ellery Queen
12: V. I. Warshawski
13: Father Brown
14: Cordelia Gray
15: Heizō Hasegawa
16: Matsuhiko Asami/Mitsuhiko Masami
17: Nero Wolfe
18: Shunsaku Kudo
19: Hannibal Lecter
20: Jane Marple
21: Sam Spade
22: Shozo Totsukawa
23: Ninzaburo Furuhata
24: Perry Mason

25: Mikeneko Holmes (that's a cat)

26: Samejima
27: James Bond
28: Kyôsuke Kamizu
29: Charlie Chan
30: John Thorndyke
31: Kinshiro Toyama
32: Mike Hammer
33: Philo Vance
34: Shigeru Hiigari
35: Drury Lane
36: Catherine Turner
37: Henry Jackson

38: Denshichi
39: Lew Archer
40: Kiyoshi Mitarai
41: "The old man in the corner"
42: Joseph Rouletabille
43: Hanshichi
44: Koichiro Munesue
45: Eitaro Imanishi
46: Gideon Fell
47: Yuichiro Goda
48: Ukyo Sugishita
49: Steve Carella
50: Hideo Himura
51: Riyako Asabuki
52: Robert Ironside
53: Akihiko Chuzenji
54: Kiyoshi Shimada

So, that's all I know, becuase Germany only has 54 Volumes (and I checked out all of them now XD)

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55: Continental Op
56: Sashichi
57: Joseph French
58: Takagi Yoshiyumi
59: Mom in the Bronx (very hard to find anything on this detective as she is out of print - www.crippenlandru.com/books.asp?ID=5)
60: Norizuki Rintarou

[blueguardian]

Damn, a lot of those characters are Japanese. Though that's not a surprise...just disappointing that we probably won't be able to read those stories unless we know Japanese. Out of curiosity, where did the cat (Vol. 25) come from?

[Deleted]

Eh - Gosho's summary would probably give good information on that ^^
Basically it's a cat that leads his masters to all the clues, hence his name - kind of like what Goro did in Vol. 51 File 7-8 [Though Conan set that up].
Google shows a couple OAVs are out there but not much otherwise. Hope that helps ^^

[sarcophaga]

I have found a very complete page with scans of the "Gallery of Detectives":

detektiv-conan.dyndns.info/html/detektive/detektive.php

The web is in German, but you can use an online translator to avoid this little matter and read Gosho´s comment about the character.

There´re two more problems: 1. some detectives haven´t an image associated; 2. the list finishes on character 44 (Koichiro Munesue). If anyone of this forum has scans of the remaining characters and the absent ones, it would be great to share them ;D ;D ;D.

Now I give you the names of the "no-face detectives" in the page:

- Father Brown.
- Hanshichi.
- Koichiro Munesue.

My favourite is Kosuke Kindaichi. Recently, a novel of Seishi Yokomizo (the author) has been translated in Spanish, but I have read it in English before

There are many books of Japanese detectives mentioned by Gosho translated in English. If you´re interested on them, tell me and in the next post I´ll give you some titles.

[Gentakun]

Sure! Im real keen on reading Japanese Literature at the moment. It would be wonderful if you could share them. What sort of books are they? Scans or documents or something else?

Thanks in advance!

[mycroftholmes]

Thx 4 share. Btw do you know who is the author of this book "Surf City Blues" ?

[sss5897233]

Damn, a lot of those characters are
Aion Kinah Japanese. Though that's not a surprise...just disappointing that we probably won't be able to read those stories unless we know Japanese. Out of curiosity, where did the cat (Vol. 25) come from?

[xiaoluoj]

read those stories FIFA 15 Ultimate Team Coins unless we know Japanese.