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鴨乃橋ロンの禁断推理 [Kamonohashi Ron no Kindan Suiri] #1
鴨乃橋ロンの禁断推理 1 [Kamonohashi Ron no Kindan Suiri 1]
かつて、探偵養成学校BLUEで、解けない謎はない天才と呼ばれ、自らも類稀なる才能を生涯探偵に捧げると宣言した男・鴨乃橋ロン……しかしロンは探偵として致命的な欠陥をかかえていた!! 事件解決率100％！ 犯人検挙率0％!? 訳あり探偵・鴨乃橋ロンがピュアでマヌケな捜査一課の刑事・一色都々丸と鮮烈に謎を解き明かす！
208 pages, Paperback
First published February 4, 2021
About the author
Akira Amano
211 books200 followersAlso known as 天野 明.
Akira Amano is the author and mangaka of the shonen manga Katekyo Hitman Reborn!
Amano began in 1998 with a job at Weekly Young Magazine. She also held a job at Shueisha Publishing Co, Ltd.
In 2002, Amano participated in a contest for aspiring mangaka and was one of the lucky winners, with her comic Monkey Business published in Young Magazine.
In 2004, she finally found success with the humourous and classy manga Katekyo Hitman Reborn! (or, for short, just Reborn!), and that thanks to her readers' support. This new manga was advertised more and more in Shonen Jump and became a hit. Two years later, her manga was made into an anime series by Artland studios.
Her ideas for Reborn!: Amano had some crazy ideas to entertain readers with. She came up with weird characters to add spice to the humour, a story written especially to be unique, and fast-paced action.
Other works:
Boy Spin (1998)
Hot Blast Baseball Legendary (1999)
Pu Chipu Chirabii (2000)
Monkey Business (2002)
Tapir Hearts HAWK! (2003)
Katekyo Hitman Reborn! (2004)
Psycho-Pass (2012)(Original Character Design)
Akira Amano is the author and mangaka of the shonen manga Katekyo Hitman Reborn!
Amano began in 1998 with a job at Weekly Young Magazine. She also held a job at Shueisha Publishing Co, Ltd.
In 2002, Amano participated in a contest for aspiring mangaka and was one of the lucky winners, with her comic Monkey Business published in Young Magazine.
In 2004, she finally found success with the humourous and classy manga Katekyo Hitman Reborn! (or, for short, just Reborn!), and that thanks to her readers' support. This new manga was advertised more and more in Shonen Jump and became a hit. Two years later, her manga was made into an anime series by Artland studios.
Her ideas for Reborn!: Amano had some crazy ideas to entertain readers with. She came up with weird characters to add spice to the humour, a story written especially to be unique, and fast-paced action.
Other works:
Boy Spin (1998)
Hot Blast Baseball Legendary (1999)
Pu Chipu Chirabii (2000)
Monkey Business (2002)
Tapir Hearts HAWK! (2003)
Katekyo Hitman Reborn! (2004)
Psycho-Pass (2012)(Original Character Design)
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March 10, 2023
Title: Kamonohashi Ron no Kindan Suiri or Ron Kamonohashi: Deranged Detective
This first volume introduces the reader to a detective duo in the spirit of Holmes and Watson, but comedic. It's as if Conan Doyle wrote Sherlock as a manzai act.
The straight man or tsukkomi, is Totomaru Isshiki, a greenhorn detective who's a pure hearted idiot. His partner, foil, and boke is Ron Kamonohashi, a gifted detective who had shut himself from the world because of mysterious circumstances that lead to him to abandon a promising career. Together, they just might find the serial killer who's victim's bodies had the hallmarks of drowning but found in places far away from any body of water. By the second chapter, they have become partners, where Ron has taken the role of a civilian consultant, supporting Toto from the shadows.
This volume contains three complete cases, with fourth that ends in a cliffhanger. As a reader, it's irritating to have an incomplete story whose completion one has to wait for the next volume release due in months. It's a promising series that does a lot of things for laughs, but the cases are all murder/homicide, so it can get serious at times.
This first volume introduces the reader to a detective duo in the spirit of Holmes and Watson, but comedic. It's as if Conan Doyle wrote Sherlock as a manzai act.
The straight man or tsukkomi, is Totomaru Isshiki, a greenhorn detective who's a pure hearted idiot. His partner, foil, and boke is Ron Kamonohashi, a gifted detective who had shut himself from the world because of mysterious circumstances that lead to him to abandon a promising career. Together, they just might find the serial killer who's victim's bodies had the hallmarks of drowning but found in places far away from any body of water. By the second chapter, they have become partners, where Ron has taken the role of a civilian consultant, supporting Toto from the shadows.
This volume contains three complete cases, with fourth that ends in a cliffhanger. As a reader, it's irritating to have an incomplete story whose completion one has to wait for the next volume release due in months. It's a promising series that does a lot of things for laughs, but the cases are all murder/homicide, so it can get serious at times.
March 20, 2023
Title: Kamonohashi Ron no Kindan Suiri or Ron Kamonohashi: Deranged Detective
This first volume introduces the reader to a detective duo in the spirit of Holmes and Watson, but comedic. It's as if Conan Doyle wrote Sherlock as a manzai act.
The straight man or tsukkomi, is Totomaru Isshiki, a greenhorn detective who's a pure hearted idiot. His partner, foil, and boke is Ron Kamonohashi, a gifted detective who had shut himself from the world because of mysterious circumstances that lead to him to abandon a promising career. Together, they just might find the serial killer who's victim's bodies had the hallmarks of drowning but found in places far away from any body of water. By the second chapter, they have become partners, where Ron has taken the role of a civilian consultant, supporting Toto from the shadows.
This volume contains three complete cases, with fourth that ends in a cliffhanger. As a reader, it's irritating to have an incomplete story whose completion one has to wait for the next volume release due in months. It's a promising series that does a lot of things for laughs, but the cases are all murder/homicide, so it can get serious at times.
This first volume introduces the reader to a detective duo in the spirit of Holmes and Watson, but comedic. It's as if Conan Doyle wrote Sherlock as a manzai act.
The straight man or tsukkomi, is Totomaru Isshiki, a greenhorn detective who's a pure hearted idiot. His partner, foil, and boke is Ron Kamonohashi, a gifted detective who had shut himself from the world because of mysterious circumstances that lead to him to abandon a promising career. Together, they just might find the serial killer who's victim's bodies had the hallmarks of drowning but found in places far away from any body of water. By the second chapter, they have become partners, where Ron has taken the role of a civilian consultant, supporting Toto from the shadows.
This volume contains three complete cases, with fourth that ends in a cliffhanger. As a reader, it's irritating to have an incomplete story whose completion one has to wait for the next volume release due in months. It's a promising series that does a lot of things for laughs, but the cases are all murder/homicide, so it can get serious at times.
March 30, 2023
Reminds me of those days when I used to binge watch BBC Sherlock and Elementary.
January 27, 2023
Love the concept tho
February 27, 2022
That was a fun read! Although, I would admit that the fun I was talking about only kicked in chapter 3 (I enjoyed that hotspring case!) So, obviously, that's the one thing that's keeping me from giving it a five-star. But the floor of sloth killed me! That was so hilarious!
At the first few pages, I thought the Ron/Toto dynamic duo is supposed to be inspired by Sherlock and Watson, but it seemed to shift halfway to some sort of Ran Mori/Conan puppet duo from Detective Conan, a manga series that we all knew is also inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes.
Ron Kamonohashi is an interesting character! He's definitely crazy with a sweet tooth and obsession for brown syrup. He has excellent deduction skills, a likeness of dear Sherlock, and has the highest grades in the Blue Academy's history. But his career can't go further because he has a fatal flaw. There is an unconscious hypnosis thingy that is going on whenever he points out who the criminal is, pressuring them to commit suicide as a payback for their crime. With the help of Toto, he can use his skills without harming the criminals. And with Ron's help, the unsolved cases in Toto's station will be deciphered.
I will read further (BECAUSE THERE IS A FRICKEN CLIFFHANGER HAHAHA) By the way, Spitz is so cute, his character reminds me of James Moriarty from the other manga series, Moriarty the Patriot. (yup, all reminders going back to Sir Arthur's series and others inspired by it) Handsome men!!!
I think this review doesn't make sense but I'm really hungry now and my mother is already screaming asking me to come down and eat lunch so ciao!
At the first few pages, I thought the Ron/Toto dynamic duo is supposed to be inspired by Sherlock and Watson, but it seemed to shift halfway to some sort of Ran Mori/Conan puppet duo from Detective Conan, a manga series that we all knew is also inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes.
Ron Kamonohashi is an interesting character! He's definitely crazy with a sweet tooth and obsession for brown syrup. He has excellent deduction skills, a likeness of dear Sherlock, and has the highest grades in the Blue Academy's history. But his career can't go further because he has a fatal flaw. There is an unconscious hypnosis thingy that is going on whenever he points out who the criminal is, pressuring them to commit suicide as a payback for their crime. With the help of Toto, he can use his skills without harming the criminals. And with Ron's help, the unsolved cases in Toto's station will be deciphered.
I will read further (BECAUSE THERE IS A FRICKEN CLIFFHANGER HAHAHA) By the way, Spitz is so cute, his character reminds me of James Moriarty from the other manga series, Moriarty the Patriot. (yup, all reminders going back to Sir Arthur's series and others inspired by it) Handsome men!!!
I think this review doesn't make sense but I'm really hungry now and my mother is already screaming asking me to come down and eat lunch so ciao!
August 2, 2022
4'5 estrellas
Descubrí este estupendo manda gracia al MangaPlus. Por desgracia algunos de los casos caducaban antes de que pudiera leerlos, así que cuando me enteré de que se iba a publicar en España me alegré mucho. Y eso que al principio no estaba segura del todo de si me iba a enganchar. Está claro que lo hizo.
Cinco años antes, Ron era un brillante alumno de la escuela Blue de detectives, pero en la actualidad es administrador de un bloque de edificios y tiene prohibido ejercer. Y es que nuestro héroe tiene un pequeño problema a la hora de apresar a los delincuentes.
Totomoru Isshki es detective de Policía de la primera sección, pero no va a durar mucho allí con lo desastre que es a la hora de resolver casos.
Ron y Toto terminarán formando equipo, Kamanohashi resuelve los casos, pero es Isshky quien hace la presentación y se lleva el mérito. Nuestro Ron está loquísimo y Toto es ingenuo y bobalicón, por lo que hacen el equipo perfecto.
El manga es muy divertido y los casos que nos presentan son interesantes. Ron se fija en los detalles que todos pasan por alto, y con su peculiar forma de escuchar a la víctima nos mantiene entretenidos e interesados.
En este tomo tenemos el caso de presentación, un segundo caso corto, otro que abarca dos capítulos, y nos dejan con la miel en los labios al ofrecernos solo el primer capítulo del último caso. Ya tengo el tomo dos en casa, así que me enteraré pronto.
Os animo a darle una oportunidad a este adictivo manga de suspense, misterio y detectives. Al haber leído varios capítulos previamente en el MangaPlus os puedo decir que cada vez se va a poner más interesante, e iremos descubriendo lo que le pasa a Ron.
Descubrí este estupendo manda gracia al MangaPlus. Por desgracia algunos de los casos caducaban antes de que pudiera leerlos, así que cuando me enteré de que se iba a publicar en España me alegré mucho. Y eso que al principio no estaba segura del todo de si me iba a enganchar. Está claro que lo hizo.
Cinco años antes, Ron era un brillante alumno de la escuela Blue de detectives, pero en la actualidad es administrador de un bloque de edificios y tiene prohibido ejercer. Y es que nuestro héroe tiene un pequeño problema a la hora de apresar a los delincuentes.
Totomoru Isshki es detective de Policía de la primera sección, pero no va a durar mucho allí con lo desastre que es a la hora de resolver casos.
Ron y Toto terminarán formando equipo, Kamanohashi resuelve los casos, pero es Isshky quien hace la presentación y se lleva el mérito. Nuestro Ron está loquísimo y Toto es ingenuo y bobalicón, por lo que hacen el equipo perfecto.
El manga es muy divertido y los casos que nos presentan son interesantes. Ron se fija en los detalles que todos pasan por alto, y con su peculiar forma de escuchar a la víctima nos mantiene entretenidos e interesados.
En este tomo tenemos el caso de presentación, un segundo caso corto, otro que abarca dos capítulos, y nos dejan con la miel en los labios al ofrecernos solo el primer capítulo del último caso. Ya tengo el tomo dos en casa, así que me enteraré pronto.
Os animo a darle una oportunidad a este adictivo manga de suspense, misterio y detectives. Al haber leído varios capítulos previamente en el MangaPlus os puedo decir que cada vez se va a poner más interesante, e iremos descubriendo lo que le pasa a Ron.
January 8, 2024
Mi è piaciuto tantissimo, è il primo manga dopo Death Note che trovo intrattenente e misterioso sin dall'inizio. Ovviamente si rifà a Sherlock e Watson (perfino le indagini di Ron sul primo caso partono in modo identico alla serie BBC), e questo è un mio punto debole.
Personaggi intriganti, un potenziale di vicende infinito, sono curiosissima di proseguirlo!
Personaggi intriganti, un potenziale di vicende infinito, sono curiosissima di proseguirlo!
September 1, 2023
Ron es un detective peculiar y gracioso, pero su "enfermedad" me sobra.
February 9, 2023
Unexpectedly funny.
January 20, 2023
megaaa wciągające, lecę zaraz czytać drugi tom 💪😅
April 4, 2021
I don't know for sure, but I think I finished this volume. I can't find any explanation of the tankobon version. I read it in Manga Plus.
Ok. I love this manga, a lot! Ron and Isshiki are like Holmes and Watson, but in a comedic way and Japanese style.
From the way Akira Amano sensei explained the personality and deduction ability of Ron, I knew I'll love this manga. Ron has a high level of deduction ability. Unfortunately, he has an ... illness (I don't wanna say it right here, or it'll be a real spoiler).
I won't deny that this manga is the 2nd best mystery story I truly love, dearly — after Sherlock Holmes, of course.
(I'll edit my review later, since this first volume haven't even ended.)
Ok. I love this manga, a lot! Ron and Isshiki are like Holmes and Watson, but in a comedic way and Japanese style.
From the way Akira Amano sensei explained the personality and deduction ability of Ron, I knew I'll love this manga. Ron has a high level of deduction ability. Unfortunately, he has an ... illness (I don't wanna say it right here, or it'll be a real spoiler).
I won't deny that this manga is the 2nd best mystery story I truly love, dearly — after Sherlock Holmes, of course.
(I'll edit my review later, since this first volume haven't even ended.)
December 22, 2022
This first volume was a very promising start and I'm looking forward to continue reading this series. It was a very fun read though I'm a bit bothered by the fact that it ends on a cliffhanger and we are left with an unfinished case. Fortunately, the translation of the second volume is going to be released very soon so at least I won't have to wait for too long.
I really liked our main characters Ron and Toto. They really gave of Sherlock and Watson vibes. A bit more chaotic though. Those two form a very comedic duo and I'm definitely looking forward to see more from them. My favourite thing in this manga was the cat though. That was so funny.
I really liked our main characters Ron and Toto. They really gave of Sherlock and Watson vibes. A bit more chaotic though. Those two form a very comedic duo and I'm definitely looking forward to see more from them. My favourite thing in this manga was the cat though. That was so funny.
June 14, 2024
Adoro. A D O R O!
Ok, sapevate che mi piacciono anche i libri gialli, ma forse non sapete che io amo le serie TV crime.
Ecco questo manga è la perfetta fusione di entrambi.
Leggere la storia e vedere le immagini di questo manga è stato bellissimo. Ho adorato Ron e sono già sotto un treno per lui! Si, perché è un bravo investigatore cosa pensavate! Che è figo mica è un dettaglio rilevante no?
I casi vengono risolti in frettissima ma capirete perché solo leggendolo, la storia è davvero originale e mi piace molto. È comico perché Toto è stupido davvero e insieme fanno molto ridere!
Posso assolutamente consigliarvelo🫶🏻
Ok, sapevate che mi piacciono anche i libri gialli, ma forse non sapete che io amo le serie TV crime.
Ecco questo manga è la perfetta fusione di entrambi.
Leggere la storia e vedere le immagini di questo manga è stato bellissimo. Ho adorato Ron e sono già sotto un treno per lui! Si, perché è un bravo investigatore cosa pensavate! Che è figo mica è un dettaglio rilevante no?
I casi vengono risolti in frettissima ma capirete perché solo leggendolo, la storia è davvero originale e mi piace molto. È comico perché Toto è stupido davvero e insieme fanno molto ridere!
Posso assolutamente consigliarvelo🫶🏻
October 7, 2023
Well, Ron has a descendants of sherlock and moriarty. And i really can feel that.. their vibes uk 🤷🏻♀️ he also has my cutie pie little meow meow ranpo vibe too.
For vol 1, it quite intrigued me but not that much. Still lacking. Also, i don't really like Toto's character. And this kind of duo like this always exist in detective comics/ series/ films. Very annoying.
For vol 1, it quite intrigued me but not that much. Still lacking. Also, i don't really like Toto's character. And this kind of duo like this always exist in detective comics/ series/ films. Very annoying.
March 9, 2023
Molto carino devo dire, alcuni enigmi fin troppo facili ma probabilmente è perché bisogna sempre iniziare piano. Belle anche le illustrazioni
October 5, 2023
esto es demasiado adictivo
December 24, 2022
Mc is a detective who’s a sixth-generation descendant of Sherlock Holmes and a ninth-gen descendant of James Moriarty?? The plot isn’t as much complex and twisted as other detective mangas, though. I can even guess some of cases on my own sometimes :)) but it’s a fun read! Love to see mc doing his childish behaviors and his obsession with sweets. Not gonna binge-read it. I’ll take time to catch up on the current uploaded chapters. It’s a 3.5 star-read. 🫶🏻
April 12, 2024
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October 2, 2023
This manga is so interesting.
Ron Kamonohashi is such a unique and intriguing character.
The reason on why he keeps away from solving crimes, even when he really wants to, was so surprising. I wonder how that will play off in future volumes and how long he will be able to avoid the compunction to do what he does after catching a criminal.
It was a bit annoying that the last case for this volume ended with a cliffhanger.
I hate cliffhangers.
Ron Kamonohashi is such a unique and intriguing character.
The reason on why he keeps away from solving crimes, even when he really wants to, was so surprising. I wonder how that will play off in future volumes and how long he will be able to avoid the compunction to do what he does after catching a criminal.
It was a bit annoying that the last case for this volume ended with a cliffhanger.
I hate cliffhangers.
September 24, 2023
Similar to Case Closed. So if u like that I think you'll like this. In my opinion I think Ron Kamonohashi is a lot more interesting than Conan. Has more personality to him. This is also pretty funny.
September 11, 2023
Whimsical Sherlock Holmes mixed with a buddy cop comedy, that is the best way I would start to describe this work. Ron is a graduate of Blue, the most famous detective agency. And there is where the manga threw me for a loop the first time. I thought this would be a more school centric manga, where crimes are happening, and Ron gets to outshine his instructors and coeds. But no. We just further in the future, where Ron is out of this elite detective academy. While he keeps his arrogance, sense of flair and extravagance, he is now a shut in, too depressed to work. That is until he meets police officer Totomaru.
Totomaru is the exact opposite of Ron. While Ron is a genius detective, and maybe the most talented ever, Toto is a clumsy and naïve person, a person for whom everyone thinks is not cut out to work in the police force. In matter of fact, Ron tells him the exact same thing upon their first meeting in Ron’s derelict apartment complex. On the other hand, Totomaru doesn’t know what to think of ron. He strikes him as an eccentric, manic depressive who is unable to help him solve the serial killer case he is working on. But then Ron hears about the case, and he transforms, spring back to life, full of energy and a powerful will to live.
Ron solves the case with incredible speed and brilliance, but there we also see Ron’s fatal flaw. Ron can be very persuasive, even to a hypnotic degree. Once he solves his cases, he puts the culprits under his irresistible spell and tells them to commit suicide, which they always end up doing. The man has a case solve rate of 100% and arrest rate of 0%. The same was about to happen with the culprit of the first crime Toto and Ron solve together, until Toto unselfishly dives and save the culprit’s life. This act of unselfishness and naivete forges the bond between the two, and they will be solving crimes together from then on.
One of the biggest reasons why this works is the fact that Toto and Ron mix so well together. They are just the right amount of different to make this work. Ron also acts as the wild, eccentric one, the set up of most of the comedy bits and Toto is a great straight man, even if most of the jokes are directed at him(not just by Ron but also by his attractive police chief who will probably develop a thing for Ron in the future). Ron’s obsession with corpses, his need to lay next to them and talk things out is a lot funnier in practice than one would imagine.
The other thing that I like about this manga is the art. Here again the mange threw me for a loop. In the opening few panels, where we get Ron as a genius student in Blue, I thought this would be a completely bishonen drawn manga, and it is not. Totomaru is more of a shonen, the culprits and some of the older adults in the manga are drawn more realistically, at times bordering a striking similarity with the works of Naoki Urasawa. But there is still beauty in the manga. All of the establishing shots are very gorgeous. The same is true with the backgrounds in most of the panels, there is attention to detail that greatly add to a sense of time and place.
Totomaru is the exact opposite of Ron. While Ron is a genius detective, and maybe the most talented ever, Toto is a clumsy and naïve person, a person for whom everyone thinks is not cut out to work in the police force. In matter of fact, Ron tells him the exact same thing upon their first meeting in Ron’s derelict apartment complex. On the other hand, Totomaru doesn’t know what to think of ron. He strikes him as an eccentric, manic depressive who is unable to help him solve the serial killer case he is working on. But then Ron hears about the case, and he transforms, spring back to life, full of energy and a powerful will to live.
Ron solves the case with incredible speed and brilliance, but there we also see Ron’s fatal flaw. Ron can be very persuasive, even to a hypnotic degree. Once he solves his cases, he puts the culprits under his irresistible spell and tells them to commit suicide, which they always end up doing. The man has a case solve rate of 100% and arrest rate of 0%. The same was about to happen with the culprit of the first crime Toto and Ron solve together, until Toto unselfishly dives and save the culprit’s life. This act of unselfishness and naivete forges the bond between the two, and they will be solving crimes together from then on.
One of the biggest reasons why this works is the fact that Toto and Ron mix so well together. They are just the right amount of different to make this work. Ron also acts as the wild, eccentric one, the set up of most of the comedy bits and Toto is a great straight man, even if most of the jokes are directed at him(not just by Ron but also by his attractive police chief who will probably develop a thing for Ron in the future). Ron’s obsession with corpses, his need to lay next to them and talk things out is a lot funnier in practice than one would imagine.
The other thing that I like about this manga is the art. Here again the mange threw me for a loop. In the opening few panels, where we get Ron as a genius student in Blue, I thought this would be a completely bishonen drawn manga, and it is not. Totomaru is more of a shonen, the culprits and some of the older adults in the manga are drawn more realistically, at times bordering a striking similarity with the works of Naoki Urasawa. But there is still beauty in the manga. All of the establishing shots are very gorgeous. The same is true with the backgrounds in most of the panels, there is attention to detail that greatly add to a sense of time and place.
May 13, 2023
C’est un titre qui m’e rendu très curieuse pour le coup. Les couvertures ont de suite attiré mon regard. rien qu’avec ça, j’avais envie d’en découvrir plus finalement. Mais alors le résumé, lui m’a convaincu en moins de deux. Et c’était absolument incroyable. Je n’exagère même pas mais ce manga c’est un vrai banger. Le premier tome nous plonge directement dans l’histoire et il envoie du lourd tout de suite. Et ça bien évidemment, ça nous donne envie de lire la suite! J’aimerais avoir tous les tomes avec moi et pouvoir enchaîner la lecture tant ce premier tome m’a complètement convaincu.
Dans ce premier tome, ancien élève de Blue, école de détective très réputée, Ron Kamonohashi est un génie de l’enquête. Seulement, sa logique implacable et son art de la déduction s’accompagnement, malgré lui, d’un handicap l’empêchant de mener à bien son activité… Ce détective à problèmes fait la rencontre de Totomaru Isshiki, un enquêteur candide.Maintenant associé à ce dernier, Ron est prêt à affronter des affaires plus retorses les unes que les autres !
Parlons déjà de l’ambiance. Le fait que cette histoire parle d’un détective, j’aime déjà ça. C’est plein de mystères etc et j’étais clairement à fond dedans. J’aimerais juste en apprendre bien plus sur l’école Blue, l’école de détective. J’aimerais vraiment qu’on approfondisse la découverte de l’établissement, comment il fonctionne etc. Mais malgré ça, c’était tout de même génial. Le plus gros point fort, selon moi, du manga? Le personnage de Ron. Mon dieu ce que j’ai aimé ce personnage! Je le trouve tout simplement incroyable. Il est tellement intéressant, il y a vraiment un côté complètement déjanté, complètement wtf, ce mec là est complètement fou, je n’ai pas d’autres mots pour le décrire. Et c’est vraiment pour moi le gros gros point fort du manga. C’est lui qui porte l’histoire, il faut bien le dire. Il m’a fait tellement rire avec sa façon de faire les choses pendant une enquête. Son caractère est à mourir de rire, c’est le jour et la nuit par moments. J’aime aussi beaucoup le personnage de Isshiki. Cet inspecteur de police un peu candide va finir par faire équipe avec Ron. Et le moins que le puisse dire c’est que ces deux là sont hyper différents mais étrangement, ils forment un duo qui fonctionne de fou. Je suis hyper fan de ces deux là, vraiment. L’histoire est hyper plaisante. J’aime les enquêtes et j’ai adoré la façon qu’a Ron de les résoudre. C’était passionnant.
Maintenant, je n’ai qu’une envie: me jeter sur le second tome. Et c’est ce que je vais faire d’ailleurs. J’ai trop besoin de ma petite dose de rire là. C’est un manga que je vais suivre avec beaucoup mais alors beaucoup d’intention. Vraiment lisez-le, cette histoire est géniale et les personnages sont magnifiquement bien construits. Mais ils sont surtout vraiment drôle. Je pourrais même dire que c’est un joli petit coup de coeur. J’étais intriguée par ce nouveau manga et je n’ai pas été déçue, pas le moins du monde même.
Dans ce premier tome, ancien élève de Blue, école de détective très réputée, Ron Kamonohashi est un génie de l’enquête. Seulement, sa logique implacable et son art de la déduction s’accompagnement, malgré lui, d’un handicap l’empêchant de mener à bien son activité… Ce détective à problèmes fait la rencontre de Totomaru Isshiki, un enquêteur candide.Maintenant associé à ce dernier, Ron est prêt à affronter des affaires plus retorses les unes que les autres !
Parlons déjà de l’ambiance. Le fait que cette histoire parle d’un détective, j’aime déjà ça. C’est plein de mystères etc et j’étais clairement à fond dedans. J’aimerais juste en apprendre bien plus sur l’école Blue, l’école de détective. J’aimerais vraiment qu’on approfondisse la découverte de l’établissement, comment il fonctionne etc. Mais malgré ça, c’était tout de même génial. Le plus gros point fort, selon moi, du manga? Le personnage de Ron. Mon dieu ce que j’ai aimé ce personnage! Je le trouve tout simplement incroyable. Il est tellement intéressant, il y a vraiment un côté complètement déjanté, complètement wtf, ce mec là est complètement fou, je n’ai pas d’autres mots pour le décrire. Et c’est vraiment pour moi le gros gros point fort du manga. C’est lui qui porte l’histoire, il faut bien le dire. Il m’a fait tellement rire avec sa façon de faire les choses pendant une enquête. Son caractère est à mourir de rire, c’est le jour et la nuit par moments. J’aime aussi beaucoup le personnage de Isshiki. Cet inspecteur de police un peu candide va finir par faire équipe avec Ron. Et le moins que le puisse dire c’est que ces deux là sont hyper différents mais étrangement, ils forment un duo qui fonctionne de fou. Je suis hyper fan de ces deux là, vraiment. L’histoire est hyper plaisante. J’aime les enquêtes et j’ai adoré la façon qu’a Ron de les résoudre. C’était passionnant.
Maintenant, je n’ai qu’une envie: me jeter sur le second tome. Et c’est ce que je vais faire d’ailleurs. J’ai trop besoin de ma petite dose de rire là. C’est un manga que je vais suivre avec beaucoup mais alors beaucoup d’intention. Vraiment lisez-le, cette histoire est géniale et les personnages sont magnifiquement bien construits. Mais ils sont surtout vraiment drôle. Je pourrais même dire que c’est un joli petit coup de coeur. J’étais intriguée par ce nouveau manga et je n’ai pas été déçue, pas le moins du monde même.
October 26, 2022
Un detective dalle doti deduttive incredibili ma con qualche problema quando si arriva all'arresto dei colpevoli; un altro che non è proprio un fulmine di guerra in termini di capacità investigative, ma onesto e di buon cuore. Ron e Toto. Questi sono i due protagonisti della serie...per la serie "ho passato più di tre mesi senza aprire un volume, perché mai privarsi di questa nuova uscita?" Ormai sono un caso disperato.
Allora, questo primo volume non mi è dispiaciuto, però non so se voglio imbarcarmi in un'altra serie ancora in corso. Magari darò un'opportunità al secondo e poi mi farò un'idea.
Comunque sia, di che cosa parla questo manga? Grazie all'intervento di un superiore, Totoro Isshiki incontra un personaggio stranissimo - un tizio fuori di testa, che vive da recluso ma che, a detta di suddetto superiore, può aiutarlo a risolvere un caso che sta tenendo impegnate le forze investigative da mesi. Toto è un detective della prima unità investigativa, desideroso di aiutare gli altri, onesto e sincero, solo che le sue abilità sul campo lasciano un pochino a desiderare. Ron Kamonohashi, dal canto suo, non è più un detective da anni: vive isolato, senza tv e internet, in modo da non entrare in contatto con casi e notizie che potrebbero suscitare il suo interesse e spingerlo a investigare. Cosa che non può più fare, visto che il Blue (la prestigiosa scuola che ha frequentato) gli ha ritirato la licenza. Toto si trova davanti uno strano tizio con delle straordinarie doti deduttive e di osservazione, ma che, una volta trovato il colpevole, lo spinge a togliersi la vita. Il risultato? 100% casi risolti, 0% arresti effettuati. I due sono diversi come il giorno e la notte: Ron sarà la mente, mentre Toto si prenderà il "merito" di aver risolto i casi. Una partnership sui generis che potrebbe salvare la carriera di Toto, permettere a Ron di rimanere attivo, e di assicurare alla giustizia un sacco di criminali.
Diciamo che non è un'opera particolarmente originale e nessuno dei due protagonisti è oggettivamente piacevole. Un volume sufficiente, a tratti interessante, ma nulla di più. Magari il secondo volume saprà prendermi di più, abbastanza da convincermi a continuare. Magari ci verrà rivelato qualcosa di più sul passato di Ron al Blue, su questa sua mania di spingere i colpevoli al suicidio. Magari.
Allora, questo primo volume non mi è dispiaciuto, però non so se voglio imbarcarmi in un'altra serie ancora in corso. Magari darò un'opportunità al secondo e poi mi farò un'idea.
Comunque sia, di che cosa parla questo manga? Grazie all'intervento di un superiore, Totoro Isshiki incontra un personaggio stranissimo - un tizio fuori di testa, che vive da recluso ma che, a detta di suddetto superiore, può aiutarlo a risolvere un caso che sta tenendo impegnate le forze investigative da mesi. Toto è un detective della prima unità investigativa, desideroso di aiutare gli altri, onesto e sincero, solo che le sue abilità sul campo lasciano un pochino a desiderare. Ron Kamonohashi, dal canto suo, non è più un detective da anni: vive isolato, senza tv e internet, in modo da non entrare in contatto con casi e notizie che potrebbero suscitare il suo interesse e spingerlo a investigare. Cosa che non può più fare, visto che il Blue (la prestigiosa scuola che ha frequentato) gli ha ritirato la licenza. Toto si trova davanti uno strano tizio con delle straordinarie doti deduttive e di osservazione, ma che, una volta trovato il colpevole, lo spinge a togliersi la vita. Il risultato? 100% casi risolti, 0% arresti effettuati. I due sono diversi come il giorno e la notte: Ron sarà la mente, mentre Toto si prenderà il "merito" di aver risolto i casi. Una partnership sui generis che potrebbe salvare la carriera di Toto, permettere a Ron di rimanere attivo, e di assicurare alla giustizia un sacco di criminali.
Diciamo che non è un'opera particolarmente originale e nessuno dei due protagonisti è oggettivamente piacevole. Un volume sufficiente, a tratti interessante, ma nulla di più. Magari il secondo volume saprà prendermi di più, abbastanza da convincermi a continuare. Magari ci verrà rivelato qualcosa di più sul passato di Ron al Blue, su questa sua mania di spingere i colpevoli al suicidio. Magari.
May 29, 2024
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La nouvelle série d’Akira Amano est enfin arrivée en France, via la maison d’édition Mangetsu. Son premier titre Reborn! (Glénat), avec pas moins de 42 tomes au total, a eu un passage assez inaperçu et controversé, pour ma part, j’ai adoré Reborn!, raison de mon engouement pour sa nouvelle série ! Série qui d’ailleurs à déjà une adaptation animé de prévue, si je ne me trompe pas ! (Oh, ce que j’aimerais une nouvelle adaptation de Reborn! complète cette fois-ci).
Avec cette nouvelle série Akira Amano passe de la Mafia aux enquêteurs (policier ou autre), quel changement ! La comédie est évidemment bien présente, avec un duo de personnage qui rappel beaucoup celui de sa précédente série. Il y a aussi un peu de « fantastique » si on peut le dire avec la mystérieuse capacité de Ron (qui ressemble plus à une malédiction pour lui). Un duo qui match bien, et une capacité assez originale, il ne manque plus que les enquêtes. Et là encore, l’approche de Ron est assez exceptionnelle, que dire, étrange ! De quoi bien rire, mais… du coup, pas vraiment de place pour la réflexion de notre côté. Les différents événements s’enchaînant entre moment de tension et de comédie, difficile de rester concentrer, et de réfléchir aux coupables. Est-ce une manière pour nous surprendre ?
Certains passages sont un peu tiré par les cheveux, mais ça me rappel un peu Détective Conan (pour les souvenirs que j’ai de l��anime). Pour ce qui est des romans, je n’aime pas trop les séries d’enquêtes, car généralement ça dure tout le livre, et j’oublie des tas de choses… Ici, je n’ai pas soucis, parce que les affaires sont résolues rapidement, mais j’espère qu’il y en aura malgré tout des plus longues, plus difficiles, avec plus de mystères et de suspense, sinon je risque de vite m’ennuyer. Rien que dans ce tome, il y a eu 4 enquêtes de résolues, et 1 de commencé, ça fait beaucoup, varier entre des enquêtes courtes et longues serait le top, certaines permettant de mettre en avant l’évolution d’Isshiki.
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La nouvelle série d’Akira Amano est enfin arrivée en France, via la maison d’édition Mangetsu. Son premier titre Reborn! (Glénat), avec pas moins de 42 tomes au total, a eu un passage assez inaperçu et controversé, pour ma part, j’ai adoré Reborn!, raison de mon engouement pour sa nouvelle série ! Série qui d’ailleurs à déjà une adaptation animé de prévue, si je ne me trompe pas ! (Oh, ce que j’aimerais une nouvelle adaptation de Reborn! complète cette fois-ci).
Avec cette nouvelle série Akira Amano passe de la Mafia aux enquêteurs (policier ou autre), quel changement ! La comédie est évidemment bien présente, avec un duo de personnage qui rappel beaucoup celui de sa précédente série. Il y a aussi un peu de « fantastique » si on peut le dire avec la mystérieuse capacité de Ron (qui ressemble plus à une malédiction pour lui). Un duo qui match bien, et une capacité assez originale, il ne manque plus que les enquêtes. Et là encore, l’approche de Ron est assez exceptionnelle, que dire, étrange ! De quoi bien rire, mais… du coup, pas vraiment de place pour la réflexion de notre côté. Les différents événements s’enchaînant entre moment de tension et de comédie, difficile de rester concentrer, et de réfléchir aux coupables. Est-ce une manière pour nous surprendre ?
Certains passages sont un peu tiré par les cheveux, mais ça me rappel un peu Détective Conan (pour les souvenirs que j’ai de l��anime). Pour ce qui est des romans, je n’aime pas trop les séries d’enquêtes, car généralement ça dure tout le livre, et j’oublie des tas de choses… Ici, je n’ai pas soucis, parce que les affaires sont résolues rapidement, mais j’espère qu’il y en aura malgré tout des plus longues, plus difficiles, avec plus de mystères et de suspense, sinon je risque de vite m’ennuyer. Rien que dans ce tome, il y a eu 4 enquêtes de résolues, et 1 de commencé, ça fait beaucoup, varier entre des enquêtes courtes et longues serait le top, certaines permettant de mettre en avant l’évolution d’Isshiki.
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October 15, 2023
Cuando la carrera profesional de Totomaru empieza a tambalearse sobre la cuerda floja, uno de sus compañeros más experimentados le recomienda buscar la ayuda de un tal Ron Kamonohashi. Lo que se encuentra en aquel vacío apartamento es un hombre cuyas excentricidades superan sus sueños más locos, pero es justo lo que necesita para convertirse en un detective hecho y derecho.
Mucha gente lo ha mencionado ya y es completamente cierto: esta historia se lee y se consume tal y como en la época más loca de Tumblr una podría meterse dentro del universo que era BBC Sherlock. Tenemos al 'Sherlock' excéntrico y absurdamente inteligente junto a su John buenazo y dispuesto a dar su vida por su detective. Los misterios que se presentan en este volumen son, de hecho, como aquellos en los primeros capítulos de la serie de televisión: genéricos pero con un giro que los hace difíciles de resolver. Lo que lo diferencia de ese Sherlock es el toque de fantasía relacionado con el pasado de Ron, el cual ni él entiende.
El problema con las similitudes y diferencias que fuerzan la comparativa con BBC Sherlock es la extrapolación de los problemas que llevaron a BBC Sherlock a la ruina en esas últimas temporadas. Como lectores tenemos que asumir que Ron sabe cosas que nosotros no y así puede resolver sus misterios tan fácilmente y con una rapidez inigualable. Las pruebas que se presentan para que saquemos nuestras propias conclusiones son escasas e insuficientes; siempre sale algo más que no podríamos haber visto si no fuera por Ron inventándoselo. Una novela, cómic, serie, película de detectives no puede hacerse llamar buena si la trama viene de la inspiración divina y no incita al consumidor a jugar a detectives con los personajes.
Los personajes, por lo menos, son interesantes. Cada uno con su personalidad y objetivos. Veremos a ver en el futuro.
Mucha gente lo ha mencionado ya y es completamente cierto: esta historia se lee y se consume tal y como en la época más loca de Tumblr una podría meterse dentro del universo que era BBC Sherlock. Tenemos al 'Sherlock' excéntrico y absurdamente inteligente junto a su John buenazo y dispuesto a dar su vida por su detective. Los misterios que se presentan en este volumen son, de hecho, como aquellos en los primeros capítulos de la serie de televisión: genéricos pero con un giro que los hace difíciles de resolver. Lo que lo diferencia de ese Sherlock es el toque de fantasía relacionado con el pasado de Ron, el cual ni él entiende.
El problema con las similitudes y diferencias que fuerzan la comparativa con BBC Sherlock es la extrapolación de los problemas que llevaron a BBC Sherlock a la ruina en esas últimas temporadas. Como lectores tenemos que asumir que Ron sabe cosas que nosotros no y así puede resolver sus misterios tan fácilmente y con una rapidez inigualable. Las pruebas que se presentan para que saquemos nuestras propias conclusiones son escasas e insuficientes; siempre sale algo más que no podríamos haber visto si no fuera por Ron inventándoselo. Una novela, cómic, serie, película de detectives no puede hacerse llamar buena si la trama viene de la inspiración divina y no incita al consumidor a jugar a detectives con los personajes.
Los personajes, por lo menos, son interesantes. Cada uno con su personalidad y objetivos. Veremos a ver en el futuro.
September 7, 2024
This is interesting! I really love mysteries so I enjoyed this.
I think the art is fine, and the mysteries are good. There is a supernatural element to this, but it's never the solution to the mystery (that's a pet peeve of mine -.- don't give me all the clues then say it was a GHOST lol) Each arc in itself is great, but the larger plot is reaaaally lacking. I know this is a shounen manga so it's supposed to read younger, but it feels way too juvenile. We're talking about this huge powerful group, but why does it feel like kids running around in the playground? lol.
What makes it even less believable is the characterisation. It's rather weak and doesn't have a lot of depth. It's weird, because even after knowing the backstory of the characters, I still don't feel like they're real.
I'm not fully sold, but I will keep reading because I like the individual mysteries/arcs. Hopefully it'll all build up to something more impressive!
I think the art is fine, and the mysteries are good. There is a supernatural element to this, but it's never the solution to the mystery (that's a pet peeve of mine -.- don't give me all the clues then say it was a GHOST lol) Each arc in itself is great, but the larger plot is reaaaally lacking. I know this is a shounen manga so it's supposed to read younger, but it feels way too juvenile. We're talking about this huge powerful group, but why does it feel like kids running around in the playground? lol.
What makes it even less believable is the characterisation. It's rather weak and doesn't have a lot of depth. It's weird, because even after knowing the backstory of the characters, I still don't feel like they're real.
I'm not fully sold, but I will keep reading because I like the individual mysteries/arcs. Hopefully it'll all build up to something more impressive!
August 17, 2023
Mais quel lecteur drôle, mystérieux et plein de rebondissements!
Ici, nous avons un titre ou l'histoire avance à chaque enquête. Durant ces enquêtes, on découvre toujours un petit peu plus de l'univers et les personnages.
C'est sous une rafales de fou rire que j'ai grandement apprécié le personnage de Ton Kamonohashi! Il est super brillant mais si idiot à la fois! Il est direct et ne lâche pas une seconde Isshiki avec ces commentaires cinglant et Ce pauvre Isshiki qui essaie aussi bien que mal, de se faire reconnaître en tant que policier.
C'est une lecture vraiment unique puisque c'est autant intriguant que loufoque! On veux toujours découvrir comment la prochaine enquête va se conclure et découvrir davantage sur Ron.
C'est du petit bonbon ce titre!
Ici, nous avons un titre ou l'histoire avance à chaque enquête. Durant ces enquêtes, on découvre toujours un petit peu plus de l'univers et les personnages.
C'est sous une rafales de fou rire que j'ai grandement apprécié le personnage de Ton Kamonohashi! Il est super brillant mais si idiot à la fois! Il est direct et ne lâche pas une seconde Isshiki avec ces commentaires cinglant et Ce pauvre Isshiki qui essaie aussi bien que mal, de se faire reconnaître en tant que policier.
C'est une lecture vraiment unique puisque c'est autant intriguant que loufoque! On veux toujours découvrir comment la prochaine enquête va se conclure et découvrir davantage sur Ron.
C'est du petit bonbon ce titre!
December 6, 2023
Ehhh, I don't know. The art is pretty, but I'm not sure if I want to keep reading this series. It wants to be Sherlock Holmes/Detective Conan, but it's not nearly as clever for that (and the cases way too short and not elaborate enough for that). It wants to be a comedy/buddy cop series, but it's not nearly as funny for that either.
I also don't like that the sidekick character gets belittled as "stupid/incompetent" at every opportunity, without the manga ever really showing us any reason for it? He seems naive and a little slow, but he catches up with Ron's hints and seems to be able to draw the right conclusions from it. Doesn't look stupid to me, just like a dude with too little confidence who gets overrun by other people all the time.
I also don't like that the sidekick character gets belittled as "stupid/incompetent" at every opportunity, without the manga ever really showing us any reason for it? He seems naive and a little slow, but he catches up with Ron's hints and seems to be able to draw the right conclusions from it. Doesn't look stupid to me, just like a dude with too little confidence who gets overrun by other people all the time.
June 15, 2022
Pero qué maravilla es esta?? Ron está loquisimo, LE ADORO😂 puede pasar a contar sus deducciones a otra cosa random en segundos. Es un ENTP de manual y son los favoritos de los INFJ como yo!! Amamiya me representa respecto a él 😂
Los casos son muy guays, si uno me deja impresionada por la identidad del asesino, otro aunque eso era más obvio me impresiona el modus operandi o el por qué. Es increíble.
Y encima nos dejan con un caso abierto! Estoy segura de que ese último movimiento ha sido adrede, de hecho tengo un sospechoso que me voy a guardar para no hacer posibles spoilers no nada.
¡Qué ganas de más!
Los casos son muy guays, si uno me deja impresionada por la identidad del asesino, otro aunque eso era más obvio me impresiona el modus operandi o el por qué. Es increíble.
Y encima nos dejan con un caso abierto! Estoy segura de que ese último movimiento ha sido adrede, de hecho tengo un sospechoso que me voy a guardar para no hacer posibles spoilers no nada.
¡Qué ganas de más!
July 24, 2022
i heard about this manga because of other detectives in anime, and, i have to say, it did not disappoint at all.
the unique character writing of ron makes him a traditional detective in some aspects; messy, incredibly intelligent and perceptive, yet he still has his own originality. isshiki's contrasting personality is also very stereotypical in a manner, because he's ron's "watson", yet different, since their relationship is not quite a friendship (yet). i think i will like this manga a lot more as i move on, since the cases have been terribly interesting and i admire the art-style quite a handful. all in all, im enjoying this quite a bit and i would most likely recommend it to others
the unique character writing of ron makes him a traditional detective in some aspects; messy, incredibly intelligent and perceptive, yet he still has his own originality. isshiki's contrasting personality is also very stereotypical in a manner, because he's ron's "watson", yet different, since their relationship is not quite a friendship (yet). i think i will like this manga a lot more as i move on, since the cases have been terribly interesting and i admire the art-style quite a handful. all in all, im enjoying this quite a bit and i would most likely recommend it to others
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