Hello friends, I believe that everyone here is familiar with the work of "Detective Conan", and many people have grown up watching this work. Anyone familiar with "Detective Conan" should be able to find that the early cases in the work are very classic, but in recent years, the quality of the cases has become more and more crossed, especially some original cases.
Although the early "Detective Conan" also had original cases, there were also many very classic cases, such as "Cursed Mask Murder". And now in the original case of "Detective Conan", the murderer is always one of the three, the modus operandi is relatively simple, the whole case looks like it was processed by assembly line, and there is no suspense atmosphere of the early case at all.
Recently, Tsuyoshi Aoyama, the author of "Detective Conan", participated in a program of a Japanese television station, in which Aoyama Tsuyoshi talked about the creation of case techniques in his works. At that time, the program team asked Aoyama Tsuyoshi that "Conan" had been serialized for so long, and the criminal methods in it were as high as more than 400, so did he still have an inventory of case methods?
To this question, Aoyama Tsuyoshi generously replied that "there is no inventory at all, and the inventory of the modus operandi is 0". It seems that the quality of the cases in "Detective Conan" has declined in recent years, not because Tsuyoshi Aoyama or the animation team is not good at creating, but because they have exhausted their talents and can't think of any novel criminal methods.
To be honest, I am not at all surprised by this answer of Tsuyoshi Aoyama, after all, "Detective Conan" has been serialized for so long, and all the modus operandi that can be thought of are estimated to have been used. Moreover, a reasoning detective like "Detective Conan" must be novel in its modus operandi, and if it is just a simple killing, then the work has no point of view.
In the more than twenty years of the "Detective Conan" series, the work has contributed a lot of crime methods that have surprised the audience. For example, in the aforementioned Curse Masquerade Murder, the murderer puts two hundred masks on a rubber rope and then controls the dagger in front of the rubber rope outside the room, and when I saw this technique, I only had one thought: "This TM can do it."
There is also the case with "The Misty Tengu Murders", where the murderer uses wooden planks in the corridor to make a pipe to divert the water from the waterfall to the room, and then hangs the victim's body on a very high beam in a kayak, creating the illusion that the victim was killed by the legendary monster Kirito Tengu. If it weren't for an atheist like Conan, I'm afraid normal people would think it was a monster killing people.
But then again, since Aoyama Tsuyoshi no longer has any inventory of modus operandi, it is better to speed up the progress of the main line, finish the work as soon as possible, and scare people with those low-quality original cases every week. Finally, what do you think about the fact that Aoyama Tsuyoshi did not have a modus operandi inventory? Feel free to leave a comment in the comments section below.