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Jimmy Kudo

Shinichi Kudo (Japanese: 工藤 新一, Hepburn: Kudō Shin'ichi), known in some major English adaptations as Jimmy Kudo,[note 2] is a fictional character and the main protagonist of the manga series Case Closed, created by Gosho Aoyama. A high school detective, he is forced to ingest the lethal poison APTX 4869 after an encounter with Gin and Vodka, agents of the mysterious Black Organization, while they were having a secret deal in an amusement park. Due to a rare side effect, the poison did not kill him. Instead, it shrinks his body into that of an elementary school-age child and forces him to adopt the pseudonym Conan Edogawa (江戸川 コナン, Edogawa Konan) to hide from those who poisoned him. He lives with his childhood friend Ran Mouri and her father Kogoro Mouri as he awaits the day he can take down the Black Organization and regain his original size.

Shinichi Kudo
Case Closed character

Shinichi Kudo, shown in his regular form (top) and his "Conan Edogawa" form (bottom) from the anime
First appearanceCase Closed File 1: "A Modern-Day Sherlock Holmes"
Created byGosho Aoyama
Portrayed byShun Oguri
Junpei Mizobata
Voiced byShinichi/Jimmy Kudo:
Kappei Yamaguchi
(Japanese)
Jerry Jewell
(English, Funimation)[note 1]
Griffin Burns
(English, Bang Zoom/Tubi)
Conan Edogawa:
Minami Takayama
(Japanese)
Alison Viktorin
(English, Funimation)
Wendee Lee
(English, Bang Zoom/Tubi)
In-universe information
AliasConan Edogawa
NicknameGreat Detective of the East
RelativesYukiko Kudo (mother)
Yusaku Kudo (father)
NationalityJapanese

Creation and conception

The idea that Shinichi Kudo would be turned into a child stemmed from the idea of a Tortoiseshell cat Sherlock Holmes as a protagonist.[3] Gosho Aoyama's idea was the cat would indicate the crucial evidence needed to solve the case; a performance the child-turned Shinichi does to help those around with the investigation. Shinichi was inspired by the fictional private eye Shunsaku Kudo.[4] Aoyama revealed that his editor was against the name Conan due to the protagonist from the anime series Future Boy Conan sharing the same name and had suggested to name him Doyle instead. The author stuck with the name Conan believing it would overtake the Future Boy series. According to Aoyama, Shinichi's catch phrase, "There is always only one truth!" (真実はいつもひとつ!, Shinjitsu wa Itsumo Hitotsu!), was thought of by the anime adaptation's script writer and written into chapter 95 of the manga at the same time.[3] In the English localizations, the catch phrase is translated as "One Truth Prevails".[5][6]

Appearances

In Case Closed

Shinichi appears at the beginning of the series as a gifted 16-year-old student at Teitan High School in Tokyo.[7] He was already well known as a brilliant young detective who had closed many difficult cases that the professionals could not.[8] He is also secretly in love with his childhood best friend Ran Mouri (Rachel Moore), but refuses to admit his feelings due to both stubbornness and shyness. Later while on a date with Ran to a theme park, Shinichi leaves Ran and follows two suspicious characters, Gin and Vodka, suspecting they are criminals.[9][10] Gin ends up attacking Shinichi and forces him to drink an experimental poison APTX (Apotoxin) 4869 (四八六九, Yon Hachi Roku Kyū) which is supposed to kill him, and then leaves him for dead.[11] However, instead of killing Shinichi, a rare side-effect occurs, causing his age to regress, and he shrinks into the form of a young child.[12] With advice from Dr. Hiroshi Agasa, Shinichi adopts the identity of Conan Edogawa, devised from the names of Arthur Conan Doyle and Edogawa Ranpo to prevent Gin, Vodka, and their syndicate, the Black Organization, from returning to kill him and those around him. For this reason, he chooses not to reveal his true identity to anyone else, to keep them safe.

Shinichi pretends to be a distant relative of Dr. Agasa's and is placed in the care of Ran and her father, Kogoro Mouri (Richard Moore), who owns a detective agency. Shinichi and Dr. Agasa feel that some clues regarding the Black Organization may possibly filter through the agency, allowing Shinichi to learn more about them to ultimately bring them down.[13] As for Shinichi's disappearance, Conan has to constantly find creative ways to fool Ran into believing he is off solving a very difficult case and will return once the investigation is concluded.[14] This becomes increasingly difficult as she begins to suspect who he really is.

As a child, Conan must attend Teitan Elementary, where he inadvertently forms a detective club called the Detective Boys (Junior Detective League) with friends he makes at the school.[15] Conan is forced to adapt to his new daily life and becomes accustomed to attending elementary school while secretly helping Richard solve crimes with the use of his gadgets invented by Dr. Agasa. The most prominent of these are: his voice-changing bowtie, allowing him to impersonate anyone's voice;[16] his customized glasses which allow him to track and listen through his covert listening devices;[17] his super sneakers which multiply his kicking force;[18] his wrist watch stun gun, which allows him to tranquilize Richard or a criminal;[19] his Solar Powered skateboard[20] as well as a soccer ball dispenser belt, super strong/elastic suspenders, among others.[21]

Conan eventually meets Heiji Hattori (Harley Hartwell), a detective from Osaka who is seeking to challenge Shinichi in a deductive battle. After drinking baijiu while sick with a cold, Conan reverts to a teenager and rectifies a deduction made by Heiji.[22][23] In their second encounter, Heiji is able to deduce Conan's identity as Shinichi Kudo and confronts him about it. The two later become good friends.[24]

As the series progresses, Conan befriends biochemist Shiho Miyano, a former member of the Black Organization and inventor of the APTX-4869 drug. She and her sister had grown up within the organization, as their scientist parents had been members too, before their deaths. After her sister was killed by Gin, she took the poison to commit suicide. However, like Shinichi, her age regressed and she shrank back to a small child's size. She then escapes and adopts the pseudonym Ai Haibara (Anita Hailey). Dr. Agasa ends up taking her in, and she vows to help Conan take down the Black Organization.[25] She later invents a prototype antidote to the APTX-4869 allowing Conan to temporarily become Shinichi again, which Conan uses on occasion to fool Ran when she suspects his true identity.[26][27] During the events of Holmes' Revelation, Shinichi, while in his original form, confesses his feelings to Ran in London.[28] In The Scarlet School Trip, Ran returns those feelings by giving Shinichi a kiss on the cheek.[29]

Conan's investigation of the Black Organization leads him to discover the American FBI's existence in Japan, as they are also investigating the syndicate. The head of the syndicate, often referred to as 'that person' and 'boss' by syndicate members, who is at least one-hundred and thirty, is Renya Karasuma. However, the FBI and Conan are currently unaware of this.[30] His collaboration with FBI agents Jodie Starling and Shuichi Akai allows them to capture organization member Kir. They discover she is really an undercover CIA agent and return her to the organization to continue to spy from within.[31]

In other media

Shinichi Kudo has appeared in all of the feature films of the series, both the original video animation series (Shōnen Sunday Original animations and the Magic Files), the two-hour cross-over television special Lupin the 3rd vs Detective Conan, and is the protagonist in all Case Closed-related video games. He is the protagonist in the novels of the series.[32] In the 2006–2007 live-action series, he is portrayed by Shun Oguri as a teenager and Nao Fujisaki in child form.[33][34] In the 2011 live-action movie and TV drama series, Junpei Mizobata portrays the teenage Shinichi.[35][36]

In 2006, the Japanese government used Conan in campaigns to help promote crime awareness among children.[37] Targeting the same audience, Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs used Conan and his friends in two pamphlets: one to promote the ministry's mission, the other to introduce the 34th G8 summit held in the country in 2010.[38][39] Conan and his friends were also featured in the sixth installment of the Anime, Heroes and Heroines commemorative stamp series issued by Japan Post in 2006.[40]

Reception

In the survey "friendship" developed by rankingjapan.com in which people had to choose what anime character they would like to have as a friend, Shinichi ranked third.[41] In Newtype magazine Shinichi ranked fourth and ninth in the 2001 and 2010 polls for most popular male anime character, respectively.[42][43] In the Animage's Anime Grand Prix awards from 1998, Shinichi was voted as the tenth most popular male anime character.[44] Mania Entertainment rated Conan as the third greatest anime detective.[45] Shinichi Kudo and Conan Edogawa were the second and third most popular characters in the series defined by a poll on ebooksjapan.jp.[46] Jian DeLeon of Complex magazine named him eighteenth on a list of "The 25 Most Stylish Anime Characters."[47] Additionally, in 2017 Charapedia poll, Kudo ranked as the 5th most ideal Prime Minister in anime series.[48] Conan won the "clever" award in the Animedia's magazine "Animedia Character Awards 2019" for standout anime characters chosen by the readers.[49] In Japanese, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair protagonist Hajime Hinata was voiced by Takayama. Due to Kudo's popularity, the game staff developed a snowboarding minigame as Kudo often surfs a turbo skateboard.[50] In a Japanese poll from AnimeAnime, Kudo was voted as the best character voiced by Takayama.[51]

Notes

  1. ^ Also voices Conan Edogawa's inner thoughts in Jimmy Kudo's voice.
  2. ^ He is known as Jimmy Kudo in the English version of the manga as published by Viz Media and in the English anime adaptation as dubbed by Funimation for the US, Canada, UK, and Ireland regions. He is known by his Japanese name in the English version of the manga published by Shogakukan Asia in Southeast Asia,[1] in Bang Zoom! Entertainment's English dub for the movies,[2] and in Tubi's English dub for the main TV series produced by Macias Group.

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Shinichi Kudo Japanese 工藤 新一 Hepburn Kudō Shin ichi known in some major English adaptations as Jimmy Kudo note 2 is a fictional character and the main protagonist of the manga series Case Closed created by Gosho Aoyama A high school detective he is forced to ingest the lethal poison APTX 4869 after an encounter with Gin and Vodka agents of the mysterious Black Organization while they were having a secret deal in an amusement park Due to a rare side effect the poison did not kill him Instead it shrinks his body into that of an elementary school age child and forces him to adopt the pseudonym Conan Edogawa 江戸川 コナン Edogawa Konan to hide from those who poisoned him He lives with his childhood friend Ran Mouri and her father Kogoro Mouri as he awaits the day he can take down the Black Organization and regain his original size Shinichi KudoCase Closed characterShinichi Kudo shown in his regular form top and his Conan Edogawa form bottom from the animeFirst appearanceCase Closed File 1 A Modern Day Sherlock Holmes Created byGosho AoyamaPortrayed byShun OguriJunpei MizobataVoiced byShinichi Jimmy Kudo Kappei Yamaguchi Japanese Jerry Jewell English Funimation note 1 Griffin Burns English Bang Zoom Tubi Conan Edogawa Minami Takayama Japanese Alison Viktorin English Funimation Wendee Lee English Bang Zoom Tubi In universe informationAliasConan EdogawaNicknameGreat Detective of the EastRelativesYukiko Kudo mother Yusaku Kudo father NationalityJapanese Contents 1 Creation and conception 2 Appearances 2 1 In Case Closed 2 2 In other media 3 Reception 4 Notes 5 ReferencesCreation and conception EditThe idea that Shinichi Kudo would be turned into a child stemmed from the idea of a Tortoiseshell cat Sherlock Holmes as a protagonist 3 Gosho Aoyama s idea was the cat would indicate the crucial evidence needed to solve the case a performance the child turned Shinichi does to help those around with the investigation Shinichi was inspired by the fictional private eye Shunsaku Kudo 4 Aoyama revealed that his editor was against the name Conan due to the protagonist from the anime series Future Boy Conan sharing the same name and had suggested to name him Doyle instead The author stuck with the name Conan believing it would overtake the Future Boy series According to Aoyama Shinichi s catch phrase There is always only one truth 真実はいつもひとつ Shinjitsu wa Itsumo Hitotsu was thought of by the anime adaptation s script writer and written into chapter 95 of the manga at the same time 3 In the English localizations the catch phrase is translated as One Truth Prevails 5 6 Appearances EditIn Case Closed Edit Shinichi appears at the beginning of the series as a gifted 16 year old student at Teitan High School in Tokyo 7 He was already well known as a brilliant young detective who had closed many difficult cases that the professionals could not 8 He is also secretly in love with his childhood best friend Ran Mouri Rachel Moore but refuses to admit his feelings due to both stubbornness and shyness Later while on a date with Ran to a theme park Shinichi leaves Ran and follows two suspicious characters Gin and Vodka suspecting they are criminals 9 10 Gin ends up attacking Shinichi and forces him to drink an experimental poison APTX Apotoxin 4869 四八六九 Yon Hachi Roku Kyu which is supposed to kill him and then leaves him for dead 11 However instead of killing Shinichi a rare side effect occurs causing his age to regress and he shrinks into the form of a young child 12 With advice from Dr Hiroshi Agasa Shinichi adopts the identity of Conan Edogawa devised from the names of Arthur Conan Doyle and Edogawa Ranpo to prevent Gin Vodka and their syndicate the Black Organization from returning to kill him and those around him For this reason he chooses not to reveal his true identity to anyone else to keep them safe Shinichi pretends to be a distant relative of Dr Agasa s and is placed in the care of Ran and her father Kogoro Mouri Richard Moore who owns a detective agency Shinichi and Dr Agasa feel that some clues regarding the Black Organization may possibly filter through the agency allowing Shinichi to learn more about them to ultimately bring them down 13 As for Shinichi s disappearance Conan has to constantly find creative ways to fool Ran into believing he is off solving a very difficult case and will return once the investigation is concluded 14 This becomes increasingly difficult as she begins to suspect who he really is As a child Conan must attend Teitan Elementary where he inadvertently forms a detective club called the Detective Boys Junior Detective League with friends he makes at the school 15 Conan is forced to adapt to his new daily life and becomes accustomed to attending elementary school while secretly helping Richard solve crimes with the use of his gadgets invented by Dr Agasa The most prominent of these are his voice changing bowtie allowing him to impersonate anyone s voice 16 his customized glasses which allow him to track and listen through his covert listening devices 17 his super sneakers which multiply his kicking force 18 his wrist watch stun gun which allows him to tranquilize Richard or a criminal 19 his Solar Powered skateboard 20 as well as a soccer ball dispenser belt super strong elastic suspenders among others 21 Conan eventually meets Heiji Hattori Harley Hartwell a detective from Osaka who is seeking to challenge Shinichi in a deductive battle After drinking baijiu while sick with a cold Conan reverts to a teenager and rectifies a deduction made by Heiji 22 23 In their second encounter Heiji is able to deduce Conan s identity as Shinichi Kudo and confronts him about it The two later become good friends 24 As the series progresses Conan befriends biochemist Shiho Miyano a former member of the Black Organization and inventor of the APTX 4869 drug She and her sister had grown up within the organization as their scientist parents had been members too before their deaths After her sister was killed by Gin she took the poison to commit suicide However like Shinichi her age regressed and she shrank back to a small child s size She then escapes and adopts the pseudonym Ai Haibara Anita Hailey Dr Agasa ends up taking her in and she vows to help Conan take down the Black Organization 25 She later invents a prototype antidote to the APTX 4869 allowing Conan to temporarily become Shinichi again which Conan uses on occasion to fool Ran when she suspects his true identity 26 27 During the events of Holmes Revelation Shinichi while in his original form confesses his feelings to Ran in London 28 In The Scarlet School Trip Ran returns those feelings by giving Shinichi a kiss on the cheek 29 Conan s investigation of the Black Organization leads him to discover the American FBI s existence in Japan as they are also investigating the syndicate The head of the syndicate often referred to as that person and boss by syndicate members who is at least one hundred and thirty is Renya Karasuma However the FBI and Conan are currently unaware of this 30 His collaboration with FBI agents Jodie Starling and Shuichi Akai allows them to capture organization member Kir They discover she is really an undercover CIA agent and return her to the organization to continue to spy from within 31 In other media Edit Shinichi Kudo has appeared in all of the feature films of the series both the original video animation series Shōnen Sunday Original animations and the Magic Files the two hour cross over television special Lupin the 3rd vs Detective Conan and is the protagonist in all Case Closed related video games He is the protagonist in the novels of the series 32 In the 2006 2007 live action series he is portrayed by Shun Oguri as a teenager and Nao Fujisaki in child form 33 34 In the 2011 live action movie and TV drama series Junpei Mizobata portrays the teenage Shinichi 35 36 In 2006 the Japanese government used Conan in campaigns to help promote crime awareness among children 37 Targeting the same audience Japan s Ministry of Foreign Affairs used Conan and his friends in two pamphlets one to promote the ministry s mission the other to introduce the 34th G8 summit held in the country in 2010 38 39 Conan and his friends were also featured in the sixth installment of the Anime Heroes and Heroines commemorative stamp series issued by Japan Post in 2006 40 Reception EditIn the survey friendship developed by rankingjapan com in which people had to choose what anime character they would like to have as a friend Shinichi ranked third 41 In Newtype magazine Shinichi ranked fourth and ninth in the 2001 and 2010 polls for most popular male anime character respectively 42 43 In the Animage s Anime Grand Prix awards from 1998 Shinichi was voted as the tenth most popular male anime character 44 Mania Entertainment rated Conan as the third greatest anime detective 45 Shinichi Kudo and Conan Edogawa were the second and third most popular characters in the series defined by a poll on ebooksjapan jp 46 Jian DeLeon of Complex magazine named him eighteenth on a list of The 25 Most Stylish Anime Characters 47 Additionally in 2017 Charapedia poll Kudo ranked as the 5th most ideal Prime Minister in anime series 48 Conan won the clever award in the Animedia s magazine Animedia Character Awards 2019 for standout anime characters chosen by the readers 49 In Japanese Danganronpa 2 Goodbye Despair protagonist Hajime Hinata was voiced by Takayama Due to Kudo s popularity the game staff developed a snowboarding minigame as Kudo often surfs a turbo skateboard 50 In a Japanese poll from AnimeAnime Kudo was voted as the best character voiced by Takayama 51 Notes Edit Also voices Conan Edogawa s inner thoughts in Jimmy Kudo s voice He is known as Jimmy Kudo in the English version of the manga as published by Viz Media and in the English anime adaptation as dubbed by Funimation for the US Canada UK and Ireland regions He is known by his Japanese name in the English version of the manga published by Shogakukan Asia in Southeast Asia 1 in Bang Zoom Entertainment s English dub for the movies 2 and in Tubi s English dub for the main TV series produced by Macias Group References Edit Detective Conan My Bloody Valentine Shogakukan Asia Retrieved 2016 10 06 Case Closed Episode One Blu ray RightStuf Retrieved 2020 10 19 a b Fami 2011 Otonafami in Japanese Famitsu 2011 6 4910022630610 Aoyama Gosho July 17 2007 Case Closed Vol 18 San Francisco Viz Media p 184 ISBN 978 1 4215 0883 2 Aoyama Gosho March 21 2006 File 5 Case Closed Vol 10 San Francisco Viz Media p 93 ISBN 978 1 4215 0316 5 No Immunity For The Diplomat Part 2 Case Closed Season 2 August 16 2004 Cartoon Network Aoyama Gosho September 7 2004 File 2 Case Closed Vol 1 San Francisco Viz Media p 59 ISBN 1 59116 327 7 Aoyama Gosho September 7 2004 File 1 Case Closed Vol 1 San Francisco Viz Media p 11 ISBN 1 59116 327 7 Aoyama Gosho September 7 2004 File 1 Case Closed Vol 1 San Francisco Viz Media pp 17 32 ISBN 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