Anokata theory: The boss may be...

[DCUniverseAficionado]

Every single time I rewatch 394 I just notice how Agasa nervously laughs at the notion of the boss's mail address having a kid's song tone to it.

I'm still convinced Agasa was always going to be the boss until Gosho canned it bc the theory got popular tbh

Well, if DC had lasted 3-6 months, that would certainly fit.

[Uchiha Shadow]

Every single time I rewatch 394 I just notice how Agasa nervously laughs at the notion of the boss's mail address having a kid's song tone to it.

I'm still convinced Agasa was always going to be the boss until Gosho canned it bc the theory got popular tbh

Nah, that theory never made sense to begin with.

[MeiTanteixX]

Every single time I rewatch 394 I just notice how Agasa nervously laughs at the notion of the boss's mail address having a kid's song tone to it.

I'm still convinced Agasa was always going to be the boss until Gosho canned it bc the theory got popular tbh

Nah, that theory never made sense to begin with.

Agreed!

[DCUniverseAficionado]

Every single time I rewatch 394 I just notice how Agasa nervously laughs at the notion of the boss's mail address having a kid's song tone to it.

I'm still convinced Agasa was always going to be the boss until Gosho canned it bc the theory got popular tbh

Nah, that theory never made sense to begin with.

Agreed!

The moment it became clear DC was going to keep going past 3-6 months, that theory was through.

[Kor]

Every single time I rewatch 394 I just notice how Agasa nervously laughs at the notion of the boss's mail address having a kid's song tone to it.

I'm still convinced Agasa was always going to be the boss until Gosho canned it bc the theory got popular tbh

Nah, that theory never made sense to begin with.

Agreed!

The moment it became clear DC was going to keep going past 3-6 months, that theory was through.

Are saying that as someone who has followed the series throughout its first 3-6 months?

In the first place, didn't the very first mention of the boss occur only in the case with Pisco? Prior to that I don't think there was much of an indication regarding one supreme boss of the organization.

[DCUniverseAficionado]

Every single time I rewatch 394 I just notice how Agasa nervously laughs at the notion of the boss's mail address having a kid's song tone to it.

I'm still convinced Agasa was always going to be the boss until Gosho canned it bc the theory got popular tbh

Nah, that theory never made sense to begin with.

Agreed!

The moment it became clear DC was going to keep going past 3-6 months, that theory was through.

Are saying that as someone who has followed the series throughout its first 3-6 months?

In the first place, didn't the very first mention of the boss occur only in the case with Pisco? Prior to that I don't think there was much of an indication regarding one supreme boss of the organization.

Nope—I hadn't even been conceived, yet. Nevertheless, had the series finished in 3-6 months, that would be an easy way to end it quickly.

[Serinox]

Quick and easy way to end it quickly would be without a boss, with just a showdown with Gin and Vodka and reverse engineering an antidote from that, series resolved. Seems more likely for the 3-6 month scenario than having a boss at all.

[k11chi]

You have to consider that that time limit could mean absolutely anything from Gosho running out of ideas for the cases to the series simply getting axed. Alot of series don't even reach their conclusion because of that. Hitman Reborn was over 400 chapters and had a retarded nonending.

[DCUniverseAficionado]

Quick and easy way to end it quickly would be without a boss, with just a showdown with Gin and Vodka and reverse engineering an antidote from that, series resolved. Seems more likely for the 3-6 month scenario than having a boss at all.

That's true.

You have to consider that that time limit could mean absolutely anything from Gosho running out of ideas for the cases to the series simply getting axed. Alot of series don't even reach their conclusion because of that. Hitman Reborn was over 400 chapters and had a retarded nonending.

Was it more popular than DC in Japan?

[MeiTanteixX]

You have to consider that that time limit could mean absolutely anything from Gosho running out of ideas for the cases to the series simply getting axed. Alot of series don't even reach their conclusion because of that. Hitman Reborn was over 400 chapters and had a retarded nonending.

Was it more popular than DC in Japan?

Not sure, probably not, but it was definitely popular!

[DCUniverseAficionado]

You have to consider that that time limit could mean absolutely anything from Gosho running out of ideas for the cases to the series simply getting axed. Alot of series don't even reach their conclusion because of that. Hitman Reborn was over 400 chapters and had a retarded nonending.

Was it more popular than DC in Japan?

Not sure, probably not, but it was definitely popular!

In both manga and anime formats?

I asked because it's not even half of DC's length, and if it wasn't as popular as DC, then it's doubtful that Shogakukan will just up and cancel it.

[ManojNep]

Fusae Campbell

[KaitoRizu]

Fusae Campbell

Bzzt wrong
Aoyama denied it in an interview

[ManojNep]

Fusae Campbell

Bzzt wrong
Aoyama denied it in an interview

It's obvious aoyama doesn't want to reveal the boss identity. Isn't that what he is trying to make us think that the boss is someone else.

[Kudo Shinchi]

Fusae Campbell

Bzzt wrong
Aoyama denied it in an interview

It's obvious aoyama doesn't want to reveal the boss identity. Isn't that what he is trying to make us think that the boss is someone else.

If he has indeed denied it in an interview, though, I'd take him at his word (and this is coming from someone who generally doesn't care for Gosho's interview answers). I doubt he would blatantly lie about something as important as the boss's identity.