If Conan s modus operandi were applied to reality, would it be full of loopholes?

Personally, I think that Conan's modus operandi will definitely be full of loopholes in reality, and now that the social Skynet is restored, our police uncles are still very powerful, as long as you break the law, you will be caught.

Although Conan's modus operandi is very powerful, but now there is surveillance everywhere, and the technology on the police side is also very advanced, there is no problem of escape at all, and it is only a matter of time before the prisoner is caught.

And don't underestimate Conan fans, if anyone really learns such a modus operandi, then they will definitely be caught soon, according to Conan's modus operandi. There are so many Conan fans in the world, if you want to use Conan's modus operandi, it must be an unwise choice.

And there are a lot of mysteries in Conan that can't be solved, but the more you want to cover up a truth, the more you have to prepareAnd as soon as there are too many such things, the whole process will become complicated, and the more chaotic you are, the more you will be able to know what kind of modus operandi you use. When they comb through it, they will find out what is strange and then arrest the culprit.

In front of the law and the police, the prisoners have nowhere to escape, and even if they are deceived for a while, they cannot be deceived for a lifetime. In this world, as long as you do something, it will leave traces, even the smallest traces will lead you to the abyss. So I have to remind you here, don't try to provoke the police of the detective team, they will quickly let you know that as long as you break the law, no matter how you are in ** or how to cover up, the other party can also arrest you and send you a set of criminal punishments.

The modus operandi in Conan will definitely not work if it is transferred to reality, not to mention that the modus operandi is simply difficult to achieve in reality, and in the real world, all kinds of surveillance can be used to collect evidence.

I think so, because whether there are loopholes in the modus operandi depends on whether the current criminal investigation technology and means are OK.

Yes, after all, it's a simulation, people's hearts are changeable, and controlling many people to complete crimes at the same time is almost impossible in reality, and now that technology is developed, many things can be easily cracked.

I think Detective Conan's biggest loophole is not reasoning, but age. From the beginning of 94 to the present more than 20 years, from the action **,**, fax machine, bb machine to the current smartphone Detective Conan has appeared, and the age of the protagonist has never changed, isn't this the biggest loophole?

129 Murder of a university professor by a woman from a black-clad organization.

If you actually try it, you will find that the method of creating the secret room will not succeed in reality.

Who do you want???

Conan's almost nothing!!

There are a lot of supporting characters in that group!!

Whose ??? do you want?

There aren't many Conans, but there are a lot of Kogoro, Heiji, and police officers, who do you want?

Conan hasn't grown up for 12 years, which is the biggest loophole.

There are so many bugs!! Say it all, who still watches this animation??? It's so fake!!

That's too much, and the problem itself is an unreasonable occurrence!

In reality, there are really people who imitate Conan's modus operandi, for example, according to Japan**, a male employee in Japan imitated the bridge section in Conan, and set up a timed falling device in the public passage on the 10th floor of the apartment, and used the device to achieve high-altitude throwing.

He tied the bricks with 5 rubber bands, fixed them on the outer wall of the corridor, so that the rubber bands were in a taut state, and then fixed them on the bricks with a lit cigarette, and after a period of time, the rubber bands tied to the bricks would be burned by the cigarette butts, and the bricks would fall from a height.

Is the prisoner found by reasoning? No, the figure of the suspect was locked on through a surveillance camera.

Yes, but be careful with surveillance, there was a method of imitating Conan's crimes and creating alibi evidence, but I didn't notice that there was surveillance, and I was quickly arrested.

The methods of those crimes are very scientific.

It's not very scientific just for the plot setting.

I think those methods are very unscientific.

I think it's easy to see.

A lot of it is unscientific, after all, it is in the second dimension.

It's not very scientific, but it's very academic.

It's not scientific, but it's ridiculous

I think some are scientific and some are not!

I think there's still some underthinking.

I don't know if it's scientific, but I know he must be a student.

However, to be fair, some of the criminal modus operandi in Conan's anime can indeed be implemented in reality, and most of them are basically against the laws of nature. In a general crime scene investigation, the first thing to investigate is not the modus operandi, but the motive, which is often the easiest to investigate. Conan animations often ignore this aspect of the depiction, but in fact, if a person really hates killing, there must be a clear motive.

So I think the particularly unreasonable modus operandi in "Detective Conan" is to ignore that it is not the modus operandi that is investigated first, but the motive for the crime.

For example, in the darkness of the county police, in order to clear the suspicion, ** deliberately created his own fake death, and dragged himself off the cliff with a car, but it was really ridiculous.

There are also a lot of unreasonable places in this anime, for example, in "Detective Conan", there are often ** use simple rubber bands, scotch tape and some ropes to commit crimes, I think they may be overconfident in the quality of these important props for crimes, in case the rubber band breaks in the process of committing the crime, in case the transparent rope they use is reflective, can this criminal take a snack.

There is an episode where the deceased is a physical education teacher, he died in the toilet, the cause of death was drowned, and when the case was solved in the later stage, it was said that ** put a few kerosene lamps above the toilet, and then sealed the toilet with tape, and the pressure difference in burning will suck the water into the toilet and finally drown the physical education teacher, but it is the tape that seals the toilet, which is really weird.