Considering how little the plot has moved forward for since that case, you'd think there'd be plenty of room for cases like that—and who says the plot had to be ignored during such cases? Just have a focus on a case.Wakarimashita wrote:Out of curiosity I went back and searched for the last pure Kogoro-Ran-Conan manga case and the latest I could find goes back a very long way :
http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/wiki ... me's_Sword
I suppose one could argue that Amuro's first case could count but even then it was nearly 15 volumes ago.
I miss the 'Ran, Conan and Kogoro/Sonoko' go somewhere in the middle of nowhere cases. Those were always the best stories imo. There was a ton of them at the beginning (Bandaged man, Moutain Villa in the snow, Reika case, Yonehara-sensei case etc.) and they got progressively rarer until they simply became extinct. Those were among the cases where Kogoro actually did something.
Too bad AOs haven't taken the opportunity to fill this gap.
Kogoro is way too underused—since all these government agencies came into the story and Shinichi/Conan started interacting with them, Kogoro has lost his plot purpose, really. Some character development or action he takes/witnesses that leads to a major plot development would offset this.
AOs haven't really affected the manga canon much—I personally think that they and the movies should be allowed to take more risks and do things that the manga wouldn't.
We're overdue, on that score—it's been over 200 files, since the last one of those cases.Uchiha Shadow wrote: I agree, I miss the old cases, I also really really liked the cases that Kogoro solved by himself with only few hints from Conan, Gosho should do one sometime.
