#Kamonohashi Ron no Kindan Suiri review

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Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 9 Review

Ron and Toto crack the complicated case of two murders at Nandan Island, but there seems to be a bigger conspiracy afoot! Read this review of Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 9

Two murders, one remote island, and multiple suspects – Ron Kamonahashi is ready with his forbidden deductions to reveal who the real culprit is, with his sidekick Totomaru, of course. The ninth episode of the anime series “Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions” marks the third part of the observatory murder case and begins with a dark, somber shot of the observatory as rain pours outside. For…

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Ron Kamonohashi's Forbidden Deductions Episode 26 Review + Final Thoughts - A Banger Of A Finale

I guess this is a BANGER of a finale. I wonder if they’ll announce a Season 3 because there’s definitely no way it just ends there without a solid conclusion to defeating the enemies. I hope they do. I mean, that’s the reason why they didn’t make RonToto kiss—they gotta delay it until the grand finale.

Anyways, the episode starts off with Toto telling Tiger Dan about his contradiction. If murdering Jim Gore was a success, then they wouldn’t have needed to kill the people involved, meaning that Jim Gore wasn’t murdered and that he was alive all this time. While he was partially correct, Toto still did a great job deducing it. This means that Ron’s father Eliot made a mistake and that was why he died, which was the reason why Ron lost some of his childhood memories; sometimes, memories of a very painful event can be erased from the mind because the brain does that. However, it turned out that Eliot wasn’t a terrible father as he loved Ron dearly. He married his mother who’s a member of the Holmes family and that’s how Ron is a forbidden child of sorts. Despite that Eliot wanted Ron to live his own life where he’s neither Moriarty or Holmes. Eliot does seem like he was a kind father; if Ron’s mother ever makes an appearance, I hope we get to learn more about Eliot.

It also turns out that the teddy bear belongs to Mylo Moriarty and he’s the leader of the M family. Did you know that the voice that the teddy bear used belongs to Neeko? If you’re not a KHR fan, you might not know this, but the voice that the bear uses belongs to the voice actress of the titular Reborn! First they got Hummingbird voiced by Takahiro Sakurai who voiced Shogo Makishima from Psycho-pass, a work where Amano designed the characters and now they brought in Neeko who was from Amano’s most famous work? What a great way to end the finale and the year. The cutesy voice does make the bear a lot more sinister.

The explosion scene was crazy but it was cool seeing Toto save all the people and then going back for Ron. Man, these last few episodes have been making Toto look super cool. See how he was in the beginning of the first season and compare him to now. His aura definitely changed. It was really nice seeing him going back for Ron because he cares a lot about him. The Spitz ex Machina scene feels surprising, but at the same time, it shouldn’t because Spitz did plant bugs on Toto, so he’s always there whenever he needs to be.

It feels like a waste that the stuff with Tiger Dan and Mylo wasn’t resolved, which means that there definitely will be a third season, but it hasn’t been announced yet. Please announce it soon! What’s the point of not resolving everything with the Moriarty family and not have RonToto kiss if you aren’t going to do a third season? I need more!

Not only that, but this is the first time the group has made direct contact with the M Family, so it only feels right to get a continuation to see where Ron and Toto will head next in their sleuthing misadventures—there’s also a spy who caused Ron’s condition, so we need that resolved too. I just hope it’ll be announced soon! The finale has a good conclusion, but it definitely adds more questions than answers. What do you think?

FINAL THOUGHTS

Season 2 of Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions takes a more serious turn now that the M Family has made themselves known to our duo. While I do miss the wacky misadventures Ron and Toto had while solving mysteries, I do feel like it’s nice that the story did take a bit of a serious turn now that the main antagonists are introduced.

I do feel like the cases have been divided into separate episodes this time around as the previous season did have one-episode cases while none of the episodes in this season did. I do think it was so that they can have enough run-time to squeeze in content until they reached a big arc. I also liked that some cases get a little trickier and that not all the cases are murder ones as Ron and Toto have to solve a kidnapping case as well. What stands out for this season is that some cases do have obvious murderers but the leads have to shake them down and learn of their motives.

Not only that, the major supporting characters also play a bigger role. Spitz is basically Spitz ex Machina with how he saves the day unexpectedly. Mofu is the biggest helper with how  she creates medicine to suppress Ron’s criminal-convincing condition. Amamiya also plays an important role with how she starts gaining more confidence with letting Toto handle cases and not look down on him as much as she did before. Chikori also plays an important factor with how her job as a reporter helps our dynamic duo. Though, I do wonder why Kawasemi is on the poster when his only appearance was by word of mouth by Amamiya. What was the point of having him on there?

Now that the M Family are formally introduced, you can’t help but wonder what will transpire next for them. Their influence in the underground crime world is so vast so it’s probably hard to detect their next move as they show up sporadically. Winter was interesting in that they don’t like Ron at all. Tiger Dan and Mylo were also interesting with how menacing they are. Mylo was definitely the most sinister with how he hides behind a teddy bear doll and even sets off explosives just to kill people. He’s definitely a sociopath. It’s also intriguing how he’s basically the antithesis of Ron in that he’s basically a color palette swapped version of him.

The animation was a bit lacking this season in that the background characters often don’t move or don’t have faces, but for an anime like this, movement isn’t really that important. The music was nice though. Though, the voice casting was definitely the highlight of the show as this anime has a quirky habit of casting prolific voice actors for one-off characters. Starting with the beach case, you get big names like Nobuyuki Hiyama, Takahiro Sakurai, Ami Koshimizu, Reina Ueda and Takehito Koyasu as characters that either die or are involved in a specific case either as the murderer or an important figure. Like, I’m still not over the fact that they casted Neeko as Mylo’s teddy bear. If they ever renew for a third season, just who will be casted as minor characters? Let’s just hope that Kawasemi actually makes an appearance if a Season 3 is announced.

To be honest, I do like this season a tad more than Season 1 now that the characters and story are established and that Toto isn’t a bumbling doofus constantly. He got his cool moments in the bigger arcs like the Shibuya case and the Auberge case. Ron also has cases where he gets vulnerable, showing off that he isn’t perfect all the time. The two feel more balanced this time and I really like that!

I know that I keep rambling for a third season and I still want it! Please announce Season 3 soon! I guess I’m going to have to read the manga now… What are your thoughts on Season 2 as a whole? Let me know!

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Ever since millionaire detective ended I've been craving a new detective anime. I miss you daisuke kambe.

I finally got my wish; Ron Kamonohashi Forbidden Deductions is pretty amazing.

It follows Toto our main guys and the genius former detective Ron.

There's just something about seeing the light come back into his eyes that's amazingly beautiful.

10/10.

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Ron Kamonohashi: Deranged Detective Episode 2: The Case of the Locked-Room Piggy Bank Theft

With two episodes under its belt, the inner machinations and ideas of Ron as a series are better understood. Its formulaic approach and comedic routines are further exposed, and viewers get to grasp what the season as a whole will look like. And it looks like it's going to be a whole lot of fun, for quite a few different reasons.

Just to get it out of the way, I'll chat about the episode direction to start today. Where the previous episode focuses on three dimensional space through more nuanced depth of field and blur, this episode does so by placing objects in the foreground. It's a simple idea, but decidedly different from the previous episode as it uses something more concrete to create that awareness. Similarly, it has more angled shots compared to the flatter style of the first episode. Coincidentally, the usage of faceless characters appear, which I always think is a fun style since it presents the challenge of expression.

But lets talk story for this episode, the direction is pretty closely tied to the "gear" that the story's in.

We get exposition on Ron's past, actually. It's a really really cool idea, providing a fancy detective school that Ron attended where he was top of class... before he got kicked out for being attached to a string of suspicious deaths. Even more than that is the stake that Ron raises with the discussion of his past: if he's discovered to be doing detective work, he'll be put to death.

In concert with the talk of BLUE, we're reminded that Ron does not have his tattoo/mark on his neck during his early days. With his comment of being banned from BLUE, it brings forward the possibility of being a marking in relation to his expulsion. Can't say for sure, but what I am certain of is that we'll explore its origins and meaning at some point.

Let's talk humor though. Crass, heavy handed, and plain silly. Ron delivers in spades with things you'd not expect at all, and pieces you'd see coming from a mile away. This one's definitely the former.

However, with more of a taste for the humor with this second episode, you can begin to realize how pivotal the humor is to the mysteries. It's able to hide clues in plain sight, covering them up with the excessive comedy expressed largely by Ron. It's a really cool idea that plays to both extremes of the concept incredibly well.

And that's not all for the humor either, no. Diomeda isn't a bad studio, which is something quite a few people can't seem to agree upon sometimes. Regardless, they are able to deliver expressive and fluid cuts, just like this one. They don't comprise the episode by any means, but they add to the energy a good deal, keeping spirits high and momentum going.

I think that finally brings me to the formula though. Key pieces like Ron answering his door before Toto can knock, or the waffling of Ron during Toto's attempts at explanation, stuff like Ron laying down next to the dead bodies, and of course things like Ron ordering the suspects to die. They're all pieces of the routine that exist within this detective mystery series.

But they present a challenge. How can you make something that happens routinely interesting, how do you make it fun. Well, it's a two part answer for which we only have one piece. Subtle differences with heavy handed humor. Bringing intense energy and individuality to these pieces creates an identity, one that you'll associate with Ron. You'll grow accustomed to the introduction and its purpose. And that's where the second part will come in down the road: the shake up. We're only 2 episodes in so we won't see it yet, but the further we get into this series, and the more its behind the scenes scheming goes on, we'll see a changeup in the routine. Like I said though, that's still a ways away though, so I'm more than happy to savor what we have currently.

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Anime of the day: Ron Kamonohashi's Forbidden Deductions

Alt title: Kamonohashi Ron no Kindan Suiri

Released: 2023

After being ejected from the prestigious Detective Training Academy BLUE, Ron—the top student in the school's history—has been living alone. Due to his situation, employment as a detective is prohibited. When police investigator Totomaru approaches Ron for assistance with a criminal case, Ron's life changes dramatically. Ron unwillingly decides to assist Totomaru, and in less than a day, Rons utilizes his extraordinary intuition to identify the guilty party. On the other hand, it seems that Ron has an unexplained condition that has the potential to kill everyone around him.

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brother crab’s 2023 seasonals in review: fall

most of the fall shows i'm watching are still an ep or two away from being complete but i'm leaving on a trip tomorrow and wanted to get this finished first so here we go

pretty sure none of this will change at this point (though aots and runner-up did just flip like five days ago lol)

FIRST UP. IN A STARTLING LAST MINUTE UPSET. ANIME OF THE SEASON

MIGI TO DALI!!! although for the past month or so i was convinced overtake! would take it, migi to dali has been coming to such a stellar climax that it's shot into the lead

overtake! is still exceptional and i've talked a lot about it this season, it's just a beautiful thing in its simplicity, with characters that are so Weird yet Real

migi to dali is EVEN WEIRDER in an astonishingly good way, it was intriguing right from the start and continued to build and build to a payoff that really blew me away

i don't think uniqueness is everything, sometimes a show that feels like i've seen it a hundred times before can still be my favorite thing of a season, it would just feel like home. but migi to dali's uniqueness is definitely a huge part in what makes it so alluring to me, the way it balances psychological suspense and comedy is so excellent and fresh

and now the sequels! in addition to spyfam, arknights, and dmdp, bpro and hpmi got sequels and hanako-kun got a little tv short

no comment on hpmi it'll get its own post

best sequel probably should go to dead mount death play, the world building is just fantastic to me, and this season definitely feels even stronger than the first (which was already very strong!)

however. i'm giving sequel of the season to arknights just for the sasha and eno ep, they put me on the fucking floor with that one

bpro s3 was unfortunately not really my thing, i want tsubasa happier and more well-rested :( but spyfam is adorable as usual, and some more hanako-kun was great (though we need more!)

quickfire thoughts on everything else:

onmyouji was unspectacular but surprisingly fun! and gay. gay as hell. asnm u have not led me astray this time

dog signal is not exactly High Quality but it's... fine and sometimes fun? i'm forever amused by the fact that it's billed as an educational series, and it kind of is! there's actual information about dog training in here. but there's also "guy walks other guy on leash in public for 2 hours" in here. and that was just episode one

kawagoe boys sing is a hot mess and i love it to bits, it starts out so silly that i'm sure it's an insta-drop for many people, but the club dynamics really come together throughout the series in a way i'm enjoying very much

bullbuster... talked about this a lot already, it was fine as an office drama/tiny business vs giant corporation type thing, but fell short on the mecha side of things

bokuame's shit. more on this later

atarashii joushi wa dotennen FREAKING ADORABLE. MORE OF THIS FOREVER

yuzuki-san chi no yon kyoudai EVEN MORE ADORABLE. MORE OF THIS FOREVER AND EVER

good night world was pretty decent, i overall... liked it, i think? it was very bingeable, so it was nice of them to drop it all at once lol and i liked the general premise and plot and all. but i think the wrap-up just felt a bit, eh, maybe slapdash to me? not Bad, but fell just short of exceptional

hoshikuzu telepath ADORABLE AS WELL as far as cgdct goes i'd say this is one of the better ones, kind of same tier as diy for me, but it's no yuru camp (the gold standard)

s-rank musume had a premise i really liked, and an overarching plot that was less compelling to me. wish we'd seen more of a focus on the family bond rather than like... magic and politics type stuff

watashi no oshi wa akuyaku reijou was a cute fucking yuri, the romance was a delight but as with s-rank musume, the 'plottier' bits were not as compelling to me

kamonohashi ron no kindan suiri feels like a very solid adaptation! makes me even more keen to read katekyo (which has been on my planning list for... fucking forever)

ragna crimson is pretty fun but not that outstanding, but like. really fun actually

shangri-la frontier is also very fun! not terribly high stakes (not really any stakes at all) but hilarious, action-packed in a good way, and probably especially entertaining for anyone who's played mmos before (because some parts are so so so relatable)

undead unluck is SO GROSS but IN A GOOD WAY idk how to explain this so i won't try

and sousou no frieren is anime of the year. no contest. (personally i disqualify my aots shows from winning aoty as well so i can do this. i can do anything i want forever)

as for the music!

we had a queen bee op this season and i will almost always pick queen bee as op/ed of the season when we have one, this is no exception. undead unluck's 01 takes op, and ed of the season goes to kamonohashi ron's lip-sync! just really like the vocals of that one

blorbo of the season MADOKA-CHAN KOUYA ship of the season surprisingly it's a toss up between like. seimei/hiromasa (WHAT YEAR IS IT) and kinjou/aoyama from atarashii joushi. like. momose/shirosaki VERY GOOD but those side bitches... they are in my head

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Short fall season animes thoughts

because I'm still not able to do full reviews. And I'm very not up to date.

Dandadan: that was one fucking weird first episode.

Kabushiki Gaisha Magi Lumiere: a lot more enjoyable than I thought, actually! A pretty new concept for Magical girls, both opening and ending are pretty good, and the execution is interesting.

Sword Art Online Gun Gale Online 2nd season: after binging the first season in one day, I'm also eating that one up. I missed Llenn-chan!! I can't wait to see more!!

Mahoutsukai ni Narenakatta Onnanoko no Hanashi: yes i had to paste the title from anilist. But!! It's worth checking out at least for the artstyle and colors. It's so soft and pastel, it's the reason I got into it in the first place, and then I came to like the characters and the plot that seems to be unfolding.

Fairy Tail 100 years Quest: welp I'm 15 again.

Goukon ni Ittara Onna ga Inakatta Hanashi: the first episode was a lot more well done than the trailer and concept showed first. I gotta watch more of it!

Kamonohashi Ron no Kindan Suiri 2nd Season: still mid.

Sengoku Youko: Senma Konton-hen: STILL A BANGER IN EVERY ASPECTS!!! MORE PEOPLE SHOULD WATCH IT!!! I JUST WANT MORE!!

that's it.

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Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Season 2 Review

From Moriarty schemes to standalone murder cases, Season 2 of Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions brings a pretty entertaining season for fans of the anime.

Follow us on Twitter | Instagram Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Season 2 remains an easygoing, comfort-watch for fans who enjoyed the first season of this detective series. Plot overview: Genius detective Ron Kamonohashi loves solving mysteries, but his license was revoked years ago. To continue his passion, he teams up with rookie cop Totomaru Isshiki (Toto) to tackle complex murder…

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Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 26 Review

In Episode 26 of Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions, secrets are revealed, memories resurface, and the Auberge Serial Murders come to a shocking conclusion. Will this really be Ron’s last case?

Follow us on Twitter | Instagram Of all the things that could happen in the season finale of Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions, I wasn’t expecting the creators to take a direct dig at fans who’ve been shipping protagonists Ron Kamonohashi and Totomaru Isshiki together! The following is a conversation from episode 26, where their lives are in danger: “Put me down, Ron. I don’t want to be…

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Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 25 Review

Episode 25 of "Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions" sees Ron grappling with shocking revelations about his father and the House of M, while Toto works to calm the Auberge guests amid escalating murders.

Follow us on Twitter | Instagram “This is the first time Ron has shown no interest in a case. But it’s understandable…” Genius detective Ron Kamonohashi is completely shaken after learning that his father was a member of the House of M (short for Moriarty), a truth that makes him feel unworthy of solving crimes. Equally devastated is his crime-solving partner Totomaru Isshiki, AKA Toto, who…

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Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 24 Review

Episode 24 uncovers hidden truths about Ron’s childhood while building suspense around the Highland Auberge serial murders. Can Toto solve the case with Ron emotionally compromised?

Follow us on Twitter | Instagram “It’s okay. I will catch the killer!” For the first time in Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions, Totomaru Isshiki might have to solve a murder mystery – a serial murder mystery, no less – on his own! Episode 23 ended with exciting revelations about Ron’s life when a guest at the Auberge remarked that Ron looked exactly like a man he met seventeen years ago.…

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Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 23 Review

Episode 23 of Ron Kamonohashi introduces "The Case of the Highland Auberge Serial Murders," featuring multiple suspects, personal revelations, and mounting suspense.

“A letter postmarked seventeen years ago arrived at the apartments Ron manages. It was an invitation from a Auberge. A full course menu was included in the invitation, along with a lone emerald.” After Ron receives a mysterious invitation at the end of Episode 22 of Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions, he travels to a remote location with Toto, where a group of guests has gathered after…

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Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 21 Review

Episode 22 of Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions wraps up the lab murder case and kicks off a new, intriguing mystery in a remote location.

Follow us on Twitter | Instagram “It’s unfortunate I turned out like this. A detective who gets emotional while solving cases is the worst.” Ron Kamonohashi is getting serious about addressing his peculiar condition of instructing murderers to kill themselves whenever he solves a case. Episode 22 of Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions opens with Ron heading to a crime scene after taking a…

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Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 21 Review

A New Case Unfolds in Ron Kamonohashi Episode 21. Ron and Toto join crime reporter Chikori at Tokyo University, where an explosion leads to a suspense-filled investigation.

Follow us on Twitter | Instagram How are Ron and Toto not living together already? Or maybe they are, we just don’t know it yet, because the show’s focus is almost always on the murder cases they are solving. For instance, Episode 21 of Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions starts with a scene of Ron playing with a toy (yes, seriously), while Toto just walks into his place in what’s definitely…

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Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 20 Review

The mystery over “Hummingbird—the talent kidnapper” finally ends in Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 20!

Follow us on Twitter | Instagram Alright, we can all agree we know who “Hummingbird—the talent kidnapper” is, right? But how on earth did he manage to make the genius composer Nyonyon vanish from the tower room, with Toto guarding it’s only entry-exit point and the windows being way too high to jump from without serious injury?! It’s as if the composer vanished into thin air—and that’s the…

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Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions Episode 18 Review

Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions dives into a puzzling beach murder mystery—who’s the real culprit behind the surfer's drowning?

Follow us on Twitter | Instagram Ron, Toto, and Dr. Mofu are still at the beach, faced with a new murder mystery involving a surfer who appears to have died from accidental drowning. However, episode 17 of Ron Kamonohashi’s Forbidden Deductions ended with our genius detective, Ron Kamonohashi, suspecting that the man was killed. Titled “The Case of the Midsummer Beach Hut Drowning Part 2,”…