I d like to ask about the latest manga of Kanedaichi Shonen Incident Book

The new ** is "The Alchemist's Murder".

Alchemy murder incident, the latest ** long event.

What is now in ** is a murder at a height of 10,000 feet, a short incident.

Extraction code: tv3f Kanedaichi Shonen Incident Book is a Japanese mystery manga. In the early days, it was originally used as Kim Suni Yozaburo (later as a script), and originally as Amaki Seimaru (former original case), and was drawn by manga artist Fumiya Sato.

Between 1992 and 2000, in Weekly Shonen Magazine**, "Murder at the Opera House" was the first case in which Kazuichi Kaneda first appeared, and "The Death of a Boy Daring to Die" was the last case at the end of the first part.

<> when it comes to "Kanedaichi Juvenile Incident Book", I have to say Detective Conan, because they are all mystery comics.

Conan and Kanedaichi in the early stage are really inseparable, but now Conan doesn't have much reasoning. If you want to see reasoning, I still prefer Kanedaichi, every event in Kanedaichi is composed of several episodes, and everyone in these episodes is the protagonist, and the spotlight is not always on Kanedaichi, and the relationship network is also more complicated, and the exquisite techniques are also different, and every reasoning is very complete. And there are a lot of conditions for solving the case given by Kaneda, and the battle of wits and courage between readers and authors is also full of fun.

The positioning itself is completely different, Conan is positioned as a love reasoning comedy, TV is even more sub-supply-oriented, and a large number of original and commercial theater versions in the later period mean that it is not the same way as Kanedaichi at all.

Similarly, Conan's character settings are more complex, the elements are more mixed, and the world view stage is also larger, which means that Conan's audience will be more diverse, and the same should not look down on the rotten CP, the rot to BG to all kinds of different CP, there is a sense of heat, and there is heat to live, otherwise there are not too many animations that die after half of the drawing.

The TV version I watched, there are a total of 148 episodes, in addition to "Special: Murder in the Death Hospital" and "Movie: Murder at the New Opera House" Two theatrical versions, Youku can**all.

But I saw a new theatrical version of an episode about vampires not long ago, and I was disappointed to watch it, but from an official point of view, this one may be unprofessional, and Kanedaichi is already finished.

It's over, and it seems that there is still a theatrical version.

The TV version has a total of 148 episodes.