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[solarianvoidthearoace]

Edogawa Conan: *is a little devil bastard demon spawn; might be sadistic, actually*

Edogawa Conan: *sassing people 7 ways to Sunday and calling them stupidly incompetent in a way they think was a compliment*

Also Edogawa Conan: *acting innocent and cute* “Ah-le-le~ what is this?” *proceeds to be the smuggest little shit ever seen*

The Shounen Tantei-dan, Hattori Heiji, Sera Masumi, Kaitou KID, Haibara Ai: *stares at the camera with a deep sigh of exasperation*

Akai: *watches on in faint amusement*

Meanwhile, Amuro/ Furuya hiding his grin: “Why does this kid remind me of myself?”

Yeah, I wonder why /s

[yushirosblog]

The Furuya parts a lil too accurate for me...

Detco + text posts, 16/?

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[fure-dcmk]

Cure White (Horse)

[lupizora]

My favourite post-Conan KaiShin flavor to explore is the one where, although Shinichi has his body back, he keeps up with KID heists for the brainteaser excitement of it rather than an actual desire to catch KID.

Over time, the thief and his heists become the only constant in a world he doesn't recognise anymore (the journey changed him and any attempt to force his life back to what it was before Conan, eventually fails him).

And when KID stops appearing for one reason or another, Shinichi realizes just how much he was depending on the thief and springs into action to find him.

[risingmoonyue]

I think it’d be funny if, instead of post-antidote Shinichi and Ran having trouble and trust issues with secrets and angst and all that, with him not wanting to tell her about Conan or having issues after that, it’s just. Well.

He physically cannot keep a secret from her anymore. It just. Blurts out. Because he has spent over a year of his life keeping secrets and lying, two of the things he detests doing the most - especially to Ran - it is such a relief when he finally doesn’t need to keep such a huge secret anymore that he just spills and. Doesn’t stop. It’s such a burden lifted off of him and the thought of keeping secrets from her again just makes his skin crawl.

The first thing he does as soon as he’s completely cured and the BO is taken down is go over and confess everything, every heart wrenching moment of anxiety and paranoia, every thought process, every moment he almost spilled the beans, the moment he went from barely being held back from telling her to actively hiding, everything. And in the process everything else he couldn’t tell her but was holding onto for various people (now that there are no longer any covers that can be blown, well. No reason to keep them from her.)

He can keep it until the relative safety of his (her, their, whatever) house, and then it just. Pours out like a waterfall. Ran very quickly realizes she doesn’t have to worry about Shinichi keeping secrets from her anymore because if he so much as has to keep a spur-of-the-moment gift store keychain from her, he gets these puppy eyes and she can see him struggling to not just. Blab right then and there. He starts fighting, she can see him visibly catch himself as he looks like he’s about to cry. If someone asks him to keep something from her he might actually cry.

He can’t do it y’all. He just can’t.

In the middle of a case? Sure. He’ll keep things from the culprits. But soon as he’s done the police don’t have to worry about him writing a report, because they just need to have someone nearby with a tape recorder because he’s giving they play-by-play of every minute detail to Ran because she may not have realized what he was thinking at exactly minute 34.25 of the case. It gets to the point where Ran has a tape recorder at home and she has a designated three hours she calls “spill time” where Shinichi tells her every case detail and vague secret he’s kept (or thinks he’s kept from her) that day.

Shinichi getting ready to propose? Literally takes everyone involved and their mothers to get him to not just straight up text and ask her the second he makes up his mind to ask (luckily not when he’s in front of Ran), everyone is running a truly unbelievable amount of interference, and honestly, Ran figured it out half an hour in but he’s trying so hard to make it special, she’ll let him have it.

Everyone becomes resigned to the fact that if you tell Shinichi something, Ran will guaranteed know by the end of the night.

(Agasa ends up making them ultra durable and ultra encrypted phones and tiny, portable white noise generators because Shinichi was about to have a meltdown one time when Ran was out of down and he couldn’t blab to her, and that other time they were both out of town but could only find a shady hotel to crash in)

(Yeah, there’s still issues on both sides, such as Shinichi’s lingering PTSD and paranoia and her own coming to terms with the Conan situation, but Ran thinks he’s kinda cute like this and despite everything, it’s nice to know that he genuinely hated keeping all that from her, even if it hurt her.)

[tinyeyeofjustice]

I really want to show a friend episodes of detective Conan where he doesn’t mention that he’s not a grade schooler and then randomly throw in one where he’s like “nah I’m an adult fr” and watch them freak out.

if only I had friends.

[bonuscatart]

I think it would be funny if, post APTX 4869 cure, Shinichi kept using the wristwatch tranquilizer. There's nothing kickable around, so he takes down a criminal like a wrangler to a feral bull

[spacedust-ghost]

I just think that Hattori Heiji

Thank you for coming to my TED talk

[purpleponder]

I’m not one to judge shoes usually but… idk his shoes look kinda lame lol.

! Like, I know this is also a style for fancy shoes too but—! I thought they were sneakers at first!

[hexfloog]

(Episode 404, The Mysterious Angel's Mansion - pt. 2)

This little scene is probably one of my favorite DB interactions in the entire show -v- Everything from the way they got here— that is, Conan deliberately starting shit (and then throwing hands sksksk)— to the way they each react to the situation, to the eventual resolution and their implied state of their relationship with Conan...

To be fair, their dynamic is more than implied and we see it in action all the time, but rarely do we get to see anything apart from the reactionary, situational interactions necessitated by some external circumstance. Friends sometimes fight amongst themselves, kids even moreso, but the DB often get tangled in such dire, life-or-death situations that we usually don't get to evaluate the friendship beyond raw reactions to things like Genta nearly being shot, Mitsuhiko going missing, drivers taking off with Ayumi in the trunk, etc.

You could happily argue that this is just proof of strong relationships, because there's no time to premeditate anything and they're forced to be little balls of instinct-- and I would agree, but that's not the angle I'm taking with this scene.

Obviously, Conan is Team Mom, always spearheading the charge and guiding and looking after the others, but if the DB rarely hear Conan apologize for anything (as is the implication here), it fits right in with his character. He's a proud individual and having to even associate with children is, at least in the beginning of the series, embarrassing to him. Haibara even teases him a little afterwards with an observation that it's "tough" to motivate kids, possibly referring to the mental mountain he had to summit by admitting that he was wrong.

The only thing that could maybe make me like this scene more is if Conan's authenticity were less nebulous, but that same ambiguity is exactly what makes this scene appealing to me, too: reuniting the group by forcing a conflict to overcome despair and hopelessness and press onwards for the sake of someone else is, to Shinichi, probable justification to be both disingenuous or earnest about an apology, so I'm… well, I don't come away from this scene really knowing which one it is, and I... kind of love that. The series struggles with grey areas and I will absolutely take what I can get here

So does anyone think he meant it? Shinichi obviously cares about the children, so the natural answer is yes, but whether he's more or less honest about his apology has no bearing on the result— the kids stop fighting either way— so... at least in my head... there is no correct answer. It's left entirely to the viewer and just comes down to how you interpret his character: if he meant it, cool, the fact that he cares enough about the kids to put aside his pride for them is selfless and delightful; if he didn't, well... that's equally intriguing, isn't it? Maybe he's simply too proud to apologize and mean it, and the fight was just a means to an end (and nothing more) so that they could continue pursuing the solution to their dilemma... which could mean that Shinichi has an enduring problem prioritizing the mystery* over his peers (exactly the thing that got him into the Conan mess in the first place)...

This is a very short scene but goddamn if I don't enjoy the hell out of it. I love the kids and I wish they did more open-ended stuff with them like this (sobbing)

[aghostuponthemoor]

Just rewatched detective conan movie 4: captured in her eyes

Words cannot describe how much I love this movie

[aofikofi]

ready for movie 27 next year <3

[clownakai]

Detco + text posts, 15/?

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[aria0fgold]

Alright, which post did I reblog that got the nsft posts in my for you page???

[lupizora]

The insanity that is the Kudou Yuusaku's Detective Show case 😆

Like I'm not sure how to process that Vermouth managed to capture KID's mannerisms towards Conan almost perfectly (the fact the line "tsundere brat" came from Vermouth, while it was so on point for KID, is kinda hilarious) or Conan letting his guard down because he thought she was KID, therefore harmless to let her in the Kudou manor, when idk Haibara is staying next door.

Shinichi, I know you trust KID with a lot of things, but seriously... He isn't the only master in disguise you are acquainted with, please?! (the fact Vermouth learned these techniques from the first Kaitou KID a.k.a current KID's dad, and no one is any wiser about this is killing me) 😩

Honestly, when and where did Vermouth acquire the knowledge of how KID and Shinichi act with each other outside of the public eye in the first place? Was this the case of playing it by ear from how Shinichi acts in general when he isn't pretending to be a child? Did Vermouth figure out it was KID who appeared as Sherry to save Haibara back during the Mystery Train arc? I have so many questions 😵‍💫

(If KID wasn't a criminal in the eyes of the law though, he could start suing for libel with so many impostors of him appearing all the time LMAO 🤣)

[what-the-stories-have-foretold]

Hi!! congrats on 1K! I just recently discovered you and I’m obsessed 🥹🥹 I esp love your texts posts with DCMK characters 🥰 I have a 1K event request for a song Drabble, it’s very basic but it’s been stuck in my head with these characters for a while and I want to see your take on it!! It’s the song Criminal by Britney Spears and with Akai or Rei from DCMK! (Or Gin)

I'm happy to hear that 🥰

Akai x reader

Navi.

Warnings: miniscule angst?, the communication between the couple is not...perfect? (to say the least) so I guess slightly toxic relationship? but overall he´s being a good bf? You´re both in love with each other, he should prob just tell you what he does for work.

Wordcount: rly short

Shuichi was never home. That was a fact. Thank god he brought home money. With the way he disappeared without a word - sometimes for weeks on end - you would have dumped him already otherwise.

But he always did greet you with a sweet kiss to the forehead or on your lips, stealing your breath away as if to ask for forgiveness. Sometimes you would wake up to the smell of your favourites after a month of not hearing from him. No call, no text. Nothing.

You didn't know what he did for a living, but with the amount of money he brought home - which he used to utterly spoil you - and the gun you once found in his backpack (the one you had put back immediately, not looking back at it), you decided you were better off not knowing.

You really should leave him.

And yet, the way he held you at the nights he was home, and the way he kissed you - hand tilting your chin upwards - you couldn't.

In the end, he had manged to make you fall in love with him. Even if you knew it would be better to leave. Even if you knew your parents were right - but they never did see how he looked at you. You were sure they would understand then.