Trickster: Edogawa Ranpo "Šónen tantei-dan" jori
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林ゆうきCast:
Ryōta Ōsaka, Daiki Yamashita, Ibuki Kido, Yūichirō Umehara, Gackt Camui, Hideaki Tezuka, Yūko Ōno, Ayaka Asai, Mika Kanda, Junji Majima, Kōji Seki (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(24)
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Mirage on D. Hill (E01)
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The Golden Tracker (E02)
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The Hopeless on the Tower (E03)
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Underground Labyrinth (E04)
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Spider's Thread (E05)
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Holiday Stalker (E06)
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Pure Tryst (E07)
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Paradise in a Miniature Garden (E08)
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Fallen Hero (E09)
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Innocent Scale (E10)
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Cruel Tool (E11)
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Shade by Haze (E12)
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Wild Dance of the Luminous Man (E13)
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The Spiral Ladder (E14)
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Beetle of Conviction (E15)
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Regenesis of the Beast in the Shadows (E16)
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Rebound of Breakup (E17)
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Mistaken Absolute Evil (E18)
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Cycle of Malice (E19)
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Fallen Clown (E20)
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Veracious Victim (E21)
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Small Moth Flying into a Flame (E22)
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Return of the Evening Star (E23)
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The Boy Detectives Club (E24)
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Reviews (1)
This show concerns a private detective agency solving different cases and people with special powers and abilities - there is literally nothing new under the sun. The "Fiend with Twenty Faces" and Kogoro Akechi have also appeared as characters in several other anime series, so I am already quite familiar with them. There are a few interesting cases and moments (and many more uninteresting scenes) and some existential mystery-solving (with some predictable and not very interesting answers to the questions raised). There are also a few unexpected moments (very few indeed). Ultimately, nothing has any deeper meaning or reason to watch this anime series again. It had potential; however, in the end, it was just an anime series to unsatisfyingly and effectively kill time with. 4.2/10.
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