Tantei San wrote:All right my turn..!
1. Kuroda- Rum in disguise, And using actual kuroda's coma as mean to not use much of disguise(wearing glasses and using the stick)
MeiTanteixX wrote:Kuroda - Knows about Kouji's dying message, and a switch took place during his coma.
Original Kuroda - NPA officer
DCUniverseAficionado wrote:Tantei San wrote:All right my turn..!
1. Kuroda- Rum in disguise, And using actual kuroda's coma as mean to not use much of disguise(wearing glasses and using the stick)
And did both Rum and the real Hyoue both end up in a coma, 10 years ago? Did Rum lose his memory of Shiho's/Sherry's appearance?MeiTanteixX wrote:Kuroda - Knows about Kouji's dying message, and a switch took place during his coma.
Original Kuroda - NPA officer
Then who replaced him?
MeiTanteixX wrote:DCUniverseAficionado wrote:Tantei San wrote:All right my turn..!
1. Kuroda- Rum in disguise, And using actual kuroda's coma as mean to not use much of disguise(wearing glasses and using the stick)
And did both Rum and the real Hyoue both end up in a coma, 10 years ago? Did Rum lose his memory of Shiho's/Sherry's appearance?MeiTanteixX wrote:Kuroda - Knows about Kouji's dying message, and a switch took place during his coma.
Original Kuroda - NPA officer
Then who replaced him?
Not enough info to tell at the moment.
Was only stating the things I was sure of, or at least had a lead towards.
DCUniverseAficionado wrote:ATEM wrote:but yonehara and sakurako both have clearified past and childhood
Her first name is Sakurako, and her last name is Yonehara. She's one person.
DCUniverseAficionado wrote:
True. Is Tsutomu is one of your candidates?
jimmy_kud0_tv2 wrote:Kuroda - I genuinely think that he is a police officer who was in a coma and only has a back story to make him more suspicious. I still like my original idea from way back that he is somehow blood related to Sakurako and that she gave him a bit of info about how Conan acts when other grown ups aren't around, that contributed to Kuroda's other information about Conan, from the NPA, that lead to his conclusion about Conan being the brains behind Sleeping Kogoro.
jimmy_kud0_tv2 wrote:[W]akasa Rum[i] and [W]akita Kanenor[i] - I think these two are actually working together. One is going after Conan and the other after Kogoro. It seems like their goal is to find the best detective and get them to solve the case from 17 years ago. However, I bet that as they get closer to their respective targets, they may begin to see patterns of deduction style. They might be the ones behind the information upload, but I don't know yet. I feel like Wakita's news paper in the recent case may have been of something else. (Nichiuri Newspaper)
To me, it feels like the two of them, combined with Kuroda, are making this mini "The Secret Behind Sleeping Kogoro" arc within the greater Rum arc. However I doubt any of the three of them are actually Rum.
jimmy_kud0_tv2 wrote:Tsutomu - please be just as dead as Tequilla.
jimmy_kud0_tv2 wrote:Rum - I don't like most of the suspects that we have listed currently. I'm really hoping that Rum either hasn't been introduced, or was introduced in the Bourbon arc, but is not that obvious of a suspect.
MeiTanteixX wrote:Tsutomu is one of my strongest candidates,... but the problem is...
...I'm still not sure if he's alive, mostly because of Gosho's ambiguous words in the interview. "unfortunately..." sounds like a death, and "It's a secret" sounds like a damage control, in order to leave the survival option a possibility to the readers. And there's too many assumptions to be made before "Kuroda=Tsutomu" makes sense.
In other words...
Gosho's words have me doubting Tsutomu's survival,...
DCUniverseAficionado wrote:MeiTanteixX wrote:Tsutomu is one of my strongest candidates,... but the problem is...
...I'm still not sure if he's alive, mostly because of Gosho's ambiguous words in the interview. "unfortunately..." sounds like a death, and "It's a secret" sounds like a damage control, in order to leave the survival option a possibility to the readers. And there's too many assumptions to be made before "Kuroda=Tsutomu" makes sense.
In other words...
Gosho's words have me doubting Tsutomu's survival,...
The way I see it is this—he started by saying, "unfortunately," only to make it sound like he was going to say that Tsutomu was dead, before suddenly saying, "it's a secret!", thus causing a stir.
After all, the text reads: "Unfortunately... it's a secret!", not: "Unfortunately, it's a secret." Note the differences.
True, one must make a lot of assumptions, as we have so little info, at this point.
MeiTanteixX wrote:DCUniverseAficionado wrote:MeiTanteixX wrote:Tsutomu is one of my strongest candidates,... but the problem is...
...I'm still not sure if he's alive, mostly because of Gosho's ambiguous words in the interview. "unfortunately..." sounds like a death, and "It's a secret" sounds like a damage control, in order to leave the survival option a possibility to the readers. And there's too many assumptions to be made before "Kuroda=Tsutomu" makes sense.
In other words...
Gosho's words have me doubting Tsutomu's survival,...
The way I see it is this—he started by saying, "unfortunately," only to make it sound like he was going to say that Tsutomu was dead, before suddenly saying, "it's a secret!", thus causing a stir.
After all, the text reads: "Unfortunately... it's a secret!", not: "Unfortunately, it's a secret." Note the differences.
True, one must make a lot of assumptions, as we have so little info, at this point.
One thing I'm sure of is the swap. Gosho has no reason to hint towards an actual suspicious event and then roughly disregard it as red-herring, since the way the story was told, the nurse was shocked because of a sudden transformation, which doesn't happen right away because of stress. I believe similarly to the bandaged guy from that old Heiji case(File 150), the bandage is changed after every 2-3 days(a pretty short interval), so I doubt the nurse's reaction was out of lack of knowledge. The whole Hair-colour-change in of itself is actually still not scientifically proven to be possible to happen overnight, unless Original Kuroda had gray(black&white) hair from the start and lost all his black hair strands due to alopecia areata(leaving only white hair strands)(Interesting article).
DCUniverseAficionado wrote:MeiTanteixX wrote:DCUniverseAficionado wrote:MeiTanteixX wrote:Tsutomu is one of my strongest candidates,... but the problem is...
...I'm still not sure if he's alive, mostly because of Gosho's ambiguous words in the interview. "unfortunately..." sounds like a death, and "It's a secret" sounds like a damage control, in order to leave the survival option a possibility to the readers. And there's too many assumptions to be made before "Kuroda=Tsutomu" makes sense.
In other words...
Gosho's words have me doubting Tsutomu's survival,...
The way I see it is this—he started by saying, "unfortunately," only to make it sound like he was going to say that Tsutomu was dead, before suddenly saying, "it's a secret!", thus causing a stir.
After all, the text reads: "Unfortunately... it's a secret!", not: "Unfortunately, it's a secret." Note the differences.
True, one must make a lot of assumptions, as we have so little info, at this point.
One thing I'm sure of is the swap. Gosho has no reason to hint towards an actual suspicious event and then roughly disregard it as red-herring, since the way the story was told, the nurse was shocked because of a sudden transformation, which doesn't happen right away because of stress. I believe similarly to the bandaged guy from that old Heiji case(File 150), the bandage is changed after every 2-3 days(a pretty short interval), so I doubt the nurse's reaction was out of lack of knowledge. The whole Hair-colour-change in of itself is actually still not scientifically proven to be possible to happen overnight, unless Original Kuroda had gray(black&white) hair from the start and lost all his black hair strands due to alopecia areata(leaving only white hair strands)(Interesting article).
Either there was a swap... or Gosho's going to go with that article's explanation and just have Rum be involved in the accident—it's certainly a way Rum could've lost an eye... we still don't know the specifics of said accident.
MeiTanteixX wrote:DCUniverseAficionado wrote:MeiTanteixX wrote:DCUniverseAficionado wrote:MeiTanteixX wrote:Tsutomu is one of my strongest candidates,... but the problem is...
...I'm still not sure if he's alive, mostly because of Gosho's ambiguous words in the interview. "unfortunately..." sounds like a death, and "It's a secret" sounds like a damage control, in order to leave the survival option a possibility to the readers. And there's too many assumptions to be made before "Kuroda=Tsutomu" makes sense.
In other words...
Gosho's words have me doubting Tsutomu's survival,...
The way I see it is this—he started by saying, "unfortunately," only to make it sound like he was going to say that Tsutomu was dead, before suddenly saying, "it's a secret!", thus causing a stir.
After all, the text reads: "Unfortunately... it's a secret!", not: "Unfortunately, it's a secret." Note the differences.
True, one must make a lot of assumptions, as we have so little info, at this point.
One thing I'm sure of is the swap. Gosho has no reason to hint towards an actual suspicious event and then roughly disregard it as red-herring, since the way the story was told, the nurse was shocked because of a sudden transformation, which doesn't happen right away because of stress. I believe similarly to the bandaged guy from that old Heiji case(File 150), the bandage is changed after every 2-3 days(a pretty short interval), so I doubt the nurse's reaction was out of lack of knowledge. The whole Hair-colour-change in of itself is actually still not scientifically proven to be possible to happen overnight, unless Original Kuroda had gray(black&white) hair from the start and lost all his black hair strands due to alopecia areata(leaving only white hair strands)(Interesting article).
Either there was a swap... or Gosho's going to go with that article's explanation and just have Rum be involved in the accident—it's certainly a way Rum could've lost an eye... we still don't know the specifics of said accident.
So your other option is that there was no swap?
DCUniverseAficionado wrote:MeiTanteixX wrote:DCUniverseAficionado wrote:MeiTanteixX wrote:DCUniverseAficionado wrote:MeiTanteixX wrote:Tsutomu is one of my strongest candidates,... but the problem is...
...I'm still not sure if he's alive, mostly because of Gosho's ambiguous words in the interview. "unfortunately..." sounds like a death, and "It's a secret" sounds like a damage control, in order to leave the survival option a possibility to the readers. And there's too many assumptions to be made before "Kuroda=Tsutomu" makes sense.
In other words...
Gosho's words have me doubting Tsutomu's survival,...
The way I see it is this—he started by saying, "unfortunately," only to make it sound like he was going to say that Tsutomu was dead, before suddenly saying, "it's a secret!", thus causing a stir.
After all, the text reads: "Unfortunately... it's a secret!", not: "Unfortunately, it's a secret." Note the differences.
True, one must make a lot of assumptions, as we have so little info, at this point.
One thing I'm sure of is the swap. Gosho has no reason to hint towards an actual suspicious event and then roughly disregard it as red-herring, since the way the story was told, the nurse was shocked because of a sudden transformation, which doesn't happen right away because of stress. I believe similarly to the bandaged guy from that old Heiji case(File 150), the bandage is changed after every 2-3 days(a pretty short interval), so I doubt the nurse's reaction was out of lack of knowledge. The whole Hair-colour-change in of itself is actually still not scientifically proven to be possible to happen overnight, unless Original Kuroda had gray(black&white) hair from the start and lost all his black hair strands due to alopecia areata(leaving only white hair strands)(Interesting article).
Either there was a swap... or Gosho's going to go with that article's explanation and just have Rum be involved in the accident—it's certainly a way Rum could've lost an eye... we still don't know the specifics of said accident.
So your other option is that there was no swap?
Indeed.
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