#magic kaito cosplay

[enjoythepetrichor]

Show me the world you're hiding.

Here's probably my favorite shot of my Kaito cosplay so far 🥰🙌🏻

The sweet feedback from Dokomi will carry me through pride month being over 🤧

[shirleykarasuma]

So! I attended another convention and met up with a cosplay friend.

The were cosplaying as Shinichi and Kaito Kid on different days, but I decided to wear my beloved Aoko cosplay on all 3 convention days.

I was asked beforehand by them what cosplay I would be wearing and I told them it would be Aoko Nakamori, to which they replied "Aoko? Who is that?".

Like, why does no one know Aoko-chan? I mean she is Kaito Kuroba's friend and classmate and also the daughter of the most incompetent police inspector out there!

Please show her some love!

She deserves it! ♡

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[kaitousiast]

It's show time!

Kaito KID cosplay: Iris (me) Photos: Leafycaptures Edit: Iris

[hakogyi]

magic kaito incorrect quotes

[ykwt]

Aoko?? Wdym "Kaito KID"?? Where??＼⁠(⁠°⁠o⁠°⁠)⁠／

Just a random photo from the last photoshoot🍦

[sa9vva]

Moreee kaitou kid inspired outfits OR outfits with kaitō kid's color scheme tbh

I personally like the 1st two and the 3rd left one 👀

[shootingatar]

My first ever Edogawa Conan cosplay!!!! It's probably been a year or two ago, but I still get happy whenever I see this little skit🤭

[deliciousphantomcat]

my stupid Halloween costume (*☻-☻*)

does it look anything like my sister or me? No, but I don’t care anymore

I would have been done so much faster if my sister wore a proper cosplay. I wasn’t sure if I was supposed to just draw her one, but no

I’m not motivated enough to draw more of my costume (_ _).｡o

[my-artsy-world]

my persona dressed up as kaitou kid for a stream i did yesterday :3

[cosplayclans]

Vocaloid : Hatsune Miku Magical Mirai 2023 Cosplay Costumes

[anerol152]

I should have said 'cosplaying detective' or just 'a cosplayer' for Hakuba

Sometimes a friend group is a phantom thief magician, a teenage detective, a mop wielding highschooler, and a witch, and that's okay

[enjoythepetrichor]

✨THEM✨

Magician Crossover Of All Time 🥹

Trucy Wright - @nosieposie Kaito Kid - Me Photo & Edit by Şafak | Photo & Video

[shirleykarasuma]

Aoko and Kaito had a little picnic in the park~♡

You won't believe it was so much fun!(๑•᎑<๑)ｰ☆

video compilation~

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[730kc]

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I saw this on instagram and wanted to share ^^

October 2024 Halloween Interview: The Disadvantages of Kaitou Kid (Cosplay)

Reporter: Hi, this is Nippon TV, Monday night special. Kid: Ah, Nippon TV? This would make it my sixth interview. R: Eh, really? TV voiceover: The Kaitou Kid who gets captured by interviewers---?! K: Magic-- I can do magic! [Cards flying out of a hat. Audience applauds] R: Ooo. So what do you do with the cards that flew away? K: ... pick it up. [laughs] R: You pick it up? [laughs] It must be hard, the aftermaths of magic. K: Ah, well it can't be helped. R: And how many times have you done this trick? K: ... more than 10 times.

After seeing this, I immediately thought-- oh no.. is that what Kaito has to deal with?! Oh no, Kaito!!! 🤣😅

[leonawriter]

Okay apparently I'm going to do a study on this introduction, because going back to it? Especially knowing more about Hakuba via more recent Magic Kaito chapters? Fascinating stuff.

So. Hakuba's introducing himself, and he starts out by bringing up "My father spoke of you often" and "It seems you're a very sharp detective." Both of those are positive!

Hakuba is... high society, compared to Hattori simply hanging out around high ranking people and treating them like normal. Hattori argues with Kazuha in a very down to earth way, while Hakuba knows how to drink tea and probably how to set the table with a full set of cutlery (or at least how to use them).

So, Hakuba using their fathers to introduce himself is, to him, a normal enough way to say "I've heard good things about you, we're similar, I hope we can get along well."

What's more - Shinichi realises that, pretty quickly. Even if they hadn't met previously, he'd have been able to figure out by the words being used, that Saguru's father knows Heiji's father, or that they're in the same business.

If anything, I'd say that this slight culture clash is the second step of things going wrong between Hattori and Hakuba here, right after Hakuba being present at all, since Hattori had wanted Shinichi to take his rightful place where Hakuba is currently sitting.

Strike one, strike two.

Unfortunately, it gets worse from there, and I'm gonna go into it.

But then Hakuba brings up that he's not even fully based in Japan. To which, mostly Hattori is just "wait, what?" - but although I'm sure he means it simply to be as clear as possible, that could also be read as "I would say that, but I'm actually better." As in, being smug.

Strike three.

Still with "Kudo is the high school detective of the east, that's obvious, isn't it?" and rubbing salt into the insult to Hattori's bro with "they'd have liked me to represent the east in his place" but...

Oh boy.

This... this is also where I just stared and held my head in my hands because now? Because of something Hattori's said, and what he's going to continue saying/leaning into... we need to go back in time.

All the way back in Hakuba Saguru's first appearance, the papers say "just returned from London," suggesting (as I've seen someone say before) that he'd spent at least some, if not much, of his youth in Japan.

Certainly, he doesn't seem to speak with an accent in the present day, so he can't have grown up in the UK and only sometimes lived in Japan.

In Japan, however, he is referred to as...

In Nakamori's (uncouth) words at their first meeting, "Y-you're that bastard from London!"

No mention of how he has a fully Japanese name, partially Japanese features, a Japanese father, and no accent.

His introductory splash also frames him with the Union Jack behind him, showing off his Holmes cosplay and light hair. Almost all the major characters in the series have blue eyes, but here it's rather... plainly emphasising his Western features. His non-Japanese-ness.

Now, I do have to wonder if Gosho wrote that back in 1990 and hadn't given much thought to it. I certainly don't think it was intentionally cruel.

However, by volume 40, released in 2003, he's learned a bit more about social prejudice, and shows this with the Professor's First Love story:

This shows something that happened 40 years ago in-universe, with a girl of Japanese-American descent who has light, gingko colour hair, being very aware of how different she is, and not wanting her friend to see. She calls her hair "weird" and starts to cry.

Coming back to the present - content released in 2006 - let me go back to Hakuba Saguru.

Hattori "That's obvious, isn't it? And yer not even from this country to begin with."

Oh, Hattori. Only the previous case had you seeing how words can be as sharp as knives, and can hurt people.

Saguru doesn't seem too bothered at first, however...

First off, he points out that it isn't even his fault he's "taken Kudo's place" in the first place!

They contacted his housekeeper, who he's been shown to be very close with (I'd hazard a guess to say that, having not seen his mother at all, or seen her mentioned, Baaya is closer to him than his parents are), and when she heard that her charge would only be taking someone else's place since they weren't there, she got offended on his behalf.

Saguru, who loves this woman like she's literally his nanny, could hardly say no at that point.

More to the point: how he says "But it appears I am unfit to represent the East..."

So now we have Hattori having come in wanting his best friend to be represented and not sidelined just because of circumstances out of his control, and being in a bad mood immediately because of someone else having been called in. He also possibly inflates the number of cases he worked on or solved, by including childhood adventures, leading Saguru to point out that his count is only low if you only count the ones in one country. Saguru attempts to make friends with him regardless, and that doesn't work because Hattori is still stuck on how Saguru is "taking Kudo's place" and then focuses in on how Saguru "isn't even from this country" which... starts leaning into the uncomfortable territory of "Hattori I love you to pieces but are you being racist/xenophobic right now?"

I say that in the context of how Japan has a really big problem with seeing anyone who isn't fully Japanese as Not Japanese Enough, as I went into earlier. I don't think he's aware how he's coming across, by the way; he's simply got a big case of foot-in-mouth.

So now instead of having come to this conclusion organically and naturally, Saguru is offering to take the place of "Guest Participant from Overseas" to placate Hattori.

I'd imagine he won't be wanting to tell Baaya about that, for sure.

Saguru goes on to suggest that Conan (i.e, Shinichi himself) should represent the East instead.

I reiterate: they could well have come to this conclusion over a friendly conversation, because of how they have five detectives. But instead now Saguru has ceded his position to (as far as he knows) a child. A very clever child, but a child nonetheless.

The next time we're back at the island with Hattori and the others, he's already decided he doesn't like "that smug guy."

As said before, there are plenty of things that Hattori could have picked up on that'd suggest Saguru "looked down on people" and "had a prideful way of thinking" and he certainly could appear smug in his achievements.

Hattori himself says that Saguru was "was like a copy of [Kudo]." But he has decided he doesn't like Hakuba, therefore he won't like Hakuba.

A moment of Saguru bonding with Natsuki over their natural brown hair, a shared trait - we can see him smiling after saying "But... there aren't any tv cameras yet, so you could do what you want for tonight?"

In a way I feel like I'm making too much of a big deal out of this one thing, but I'm not the one bringing attention to it - Gosho is. Gosho's the one who reminds us that kids get into trouble for their natural brown hair, and Saguru got that too.

Those who've read Magic Kaito will know that he DOES have a Japanese school uniform - but as we saw at the start of the post, when he arrived, he arrived from his school in London.

This further emphasises how he's set apart from the others.

(An aside: it's entirely possible that his "school abroad" is more likely him going to sixth form, since our Secondary schools last (or did for me) up to the age of 16, and depending on the time of year he may have transferred over to the new school year already. Or he's just finishing his last year of Secondary. We don't know.)

Honestly... I'm going to leave this at that for now, because for one thing the post got away from me a bit, and became longer than I expected, and for another thing, I've covered the majority of the first meeting and both of them getting off on the wrong foot.

In short:

Hattori arrived with an idea of slipping Shinichi into the event, and was offended and upset when someone was already in his place. He, being the loyal friend he is, wasn't willing to simply let it lie.

Instead of backing down and accepting the situation and make friends with the new detective - who Shinichi knew and was acting friendly with, and who was willing to befriend him - he let his bad mood get the better of him and made offensive remarks of his own, most of which to the others would seem entirely unwarranted.

Because of that, Hattori still has a bad opinion of Saguru, and Saguru's opinion of Hattori has gone from "my father's spoken of you [positively]" to "rude asshole."

Neither of them are innocent, but when you look at them individually and fairly, neither of them are the only one in the wrong, either.

Like... no wonder they don't get along from here on? Wow.

I did not expect there to be so much in it, but there we go.

[ykwt]

Wanna see a magic trick?

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