ITT we talk about murder mysteries.
What's your favorite mystery/murder mystery anime/manga/ln/vn?
What's your favorite setting/location? modern, post-war, island, train ...
Who's your favorite protagonist/detective/murderer?
Any trick that surprised you?
Another Akechi Kogoro anime next season, looks shit tho
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>What's your favorite mystery/murder mystery anime/manga/ln/vn?
Detective Conan
>What's your favorite setting/location? modern, post-war, island, train ...
Prefer modern but I'd go for pretty much anything.
>Who's your favorite protagonist/detective/murderer?
Protagonist: Kindaichi
Detective: Sera
Murderer: Vermouth
>Any trick that surprised you?
Any time there's a locked room I can never fucking figure out how they do it.
Never watched Kindaichi, how does it compare to conan?
>tfw no one else watched Ghost Hound
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>ask a bunch of questions while not actually giving any opinions of his own
Perhaps you can share your personal opinions with us, OP. Or did you intend for this to be a recommendation thread?
Why are there so many repeats on the image, are they referring to different installations of their series?
UNGO S2 when?
Kindaichi cases are usually spread over more episodes (3-4 is pretty normal) so the suspects (not always 3 like most Conan cases) are developed more and it's more fun as a viewer to try and work out who did it.
Kindaichi really doesn't have as strong a plot as Conan though. In Conan you always have the Black Organization cases to look forward to but Kindaichi is mostly just murder of the week.
Overall, I think Conan is better.
Soon please, I want more Inga!
>Murder Mysteries
Was there even a murder in Hyouka?
movie arc in hyouka, it's just a comfy show.
>>What's your favorite mystery/murder mystery anime/manga/ln/vn?
Umineko vol 1
Just stitched together a couple of pictures, will make a better one next time
Well, detective fiction is a popular genre in japan and asia in general but somehow not so much in the west. There are tons of mystery anime/vns coming out each year with Subete, Sakurako, Danganronpa and Rokka no Yuusha being the recent good ones, but I rarely see people talking about this genre as a whole, so I just want to know how you guys feel about it. Are you trying to solve the case while watching these shows or do you tend to sit back and watch how everything turns out.
>Mouryou no hako doesn't have a picture
>detective conan
I think you mean Case Closed, friend :^)
Case Closed is the English dub name Viz gave to the series. Detective Conan is its original name from Japan.
yes, but we're speaking English
therefore, it's Case Closed :^)
Best setting's got to be "We're somehow stuck in this goddamn mansion in the middle of nowhere with people dying one by one and no police until morning".
Almost always great cases.
Does Joker Game count?
So Hollywood horror movies?
Murder mysteries are popular in the West, they're just reskinned as crime drama shows like NCIS, CSI, or Law and Order.