First Time Reacting to "DETECTIVE CONAN Openings (1-20)" | New Anime Fan! | REACTION!

[@GOTGames]

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[@user-fm1qv2dm9s]

もしリクエストして良いなら、オススメは宇宙兄弟です！！！

[@dygoldenflower1129]

46:39 'I'm incredibly suspicious with the girl version of him'... Shall I spoil you? Well.. it's not really spoilers, because if you read the detective conan wiki you'll find many information about her a.k.a Ai Haibara. And yes, she is an incredibly important character (and the most well-liked/popular character and female character in Detective Conan franchise). Spoiler alert!! Conan or Conan Edogawa actually a 17 year old teenage boy and famous teen detective named Shinichi Kudo in the body of 6-7 year old boy, because of the drug made by 'Black Organization'. And this Ai Haibara is actually the scientist who made the drug.. She is actually a 18 y.o genius girl name Shiho Miyano who was in the organization because her late scientist parents and sister was in it, so even if she didn't want to do it, she had a hostage, her sister, so she had to do anything the organization told he to. So when the organization got rid of her sister (because she wanted to free herself and her sister, but her attemps failed and they killed her, camouflage it as suicide because of burglary she did), she boycotting the drugs' production and messed up the research's data too. While they apprehended and jailed her, she ate her own drugs, thinking she'll die and reunited with her sister and parents, but ended up shrunken just like Conan. So she ran away and knew her only savior will be Conan/Shinichi (whom she initially save from organization's further investigation by marking him as 'dead' instead of 'missing' in test subject of the drug). She ended up passed out in front of Shinichi's old house and found by his neighbor, Professor Agasa, who would adopt her and named her Ai Haibara. Since then she became Conan's staple support in almost everything, because they shared the same situation and genius brain.. I love her! She's incredibly popular and I think she was the 1st one who 'invented' a badass, girl boss character in Japanese's anime when in that era, usually female characters were portrayed as a cute, bright and ditzy girls.. and here we had a genius, pragmatic, cool and no-nonsense female character... No wonder she was the most popular female character in the franchise! And yes, a lot of people prefer Ai than Shinichi/Conan's crush, Ran and rather ship them together (myself included, lol!), because they have better chemistry..

[@Daiskken]

Nearly 20k, time for more detective Conan openings

[@johnpaullogan1365]

yeah a japanese sherlock episide but they made him a highschooler randomly then in the first ep have him deaged to 6 years old by an evil organization who used an experimental poison to kill him and it didn't work

[@saturdaymorningfan3123]

"Is conan big?" Well in japan he is still going 30 years later this year! He has over 1000 episodes, three spin-offs an ova series, live action movies, over 30 big screen movies, 2 lupin the 3rd crossovers, has his own airport in japan based on him with him on the airplanes, a whole town is based on him complete with conan and ran statues all around town, a conan museum is there. Yes a museum based on this show, an escape room at japan universal studios park, cafes based on him, The japan police band played his theme song on instruments at a concert, Conan and the kids dummies modal kids clothes in clothing stores, Has tons of merch, his movie trailers are announced in prime time, has had tons of two hour prime time tv movies and one of conans movies crushed avengers endgame like at a bug in japan and his newest one was in the top 5 (most of it first) for 14 weeks even crushing godzilla and still in the top 20 now. Yeah, think he is pretty big in japan.

[@starsandauras]

"There can't be 58 seasons." I'll do you one better. There's *twenty seven* feature length movies.

[@SamiManu-h2k]

Conan doesn't change OP by seasons, so technically it's true. There's only about ~30 seasons and nobody agrees what's a season (Netflix does by year aired, others do by year released on DVD). Also don't forget there's plenty of 2h / 2.5h special episodes, which are closer to movies than regular episodes.

[@GOTGames]

The what?? 😂

[@bookwormfaith]

and a new one every year!

[@Silverlordzero]

Dont forget the 2 spin offs

[@kaitouluminous7114]

​@@Silverlordzero 4 spin off's magic Kaito magic Kaito 1412 zero's tea time & The Culprit Hanzawa

[@shruikan1606]

Timeline of the epenings and how long they were used. op 1: 08.01.1996 (30 episodes) op 2: 02.09.1996 (21 episodes) op 3: 07.04.1997 (43 episodes) op 4: 13.04.1998 (26 episodes) op 5: 16.11.1998 (18 episodes) op 6: 03.05.1999 (24 episodes) op 7: 15.11.1999 (36 episodes) op 8: 28.08.2000 (25 episodes) op 9: 23.04.2001 (27 episodes) op 10: 26.11.2001 (11 episodes) o9 11: 11.03.2002 (34 episodes) op 12: 20.01.2003 (26 episodes) op 13: 25.08.2003 (22 episodes) op 14: 20.04.2004 (37 episodes) op 15: 18.04.2005 (20 episodes) op 16: 10.10.2005 (9 episodes) op 17: 09.01.2006 (12 episodes) op 18: 15.05.2006 (18 episodes) op 19: 20.11.2006 (20 episodes) op 20: 18.06.2007 (11 episodes)

[@Vhelrk]

Damn I was 3 when op20 came out lmao (I'm 20 now, been watching since I was like 6-7)

[@shruikan1606]

@@Vhelrk Well, I'm feeling old too locking at the dates.... I've been watching irregularly since around 2005 and show was running my entire life.

[@GOTGames]

Ah thank you!!

[@DeniDarussalam-wb3nf]

Conan have detective Conan wiki because have a lot episode

[@jorgitosilva]

@@GOTGames Long Run shows specifically are not divided by seasons... Anime in japan is "seasonal" but only because the year is divided into quarters roughly around the same dates as the four seasons... but that is the only reason why anime with multiple installments of the same franchise is divided into "seasons" since it is quite difficult to get funding, interest and enough man power to keep a show running from start to finish... therefore the shows are often split into "seasons" by forcing things... Big anime like most big shounen shows are not bound by that and they can actually forego that logic and just focus on making the arcs of the source materials without caring for it's length... not to mention they need to pad the content both within the episode and the fillers in order to give the manga room to breath... therefore the shows CAN either just keep an opening for as long as they like in order to reduce the budget on music themes and opening animation... or it can adjust itself to renew the opening coinciding with the new seasons in order to refresh itself... or it can also renew the opening with each new arc... or it can just do whatever it wants by randomly switching the opening whenever something big happens in order to include new characters or events to hype people up... Detective conan goes even further than that since it does not have even ARCS at all... since the layout of the show is Solve individual mysteries and then inch closer to the final goal BIT by BIT... There are no "arcs" but "cases" which are usually 1, 2 or even 3 episodes long... and sometimes they have gone as far as having 4 episodes for a single case... the record was around 17 episodes for a single big event that was super connected to be overarching plot in a big way... Anywho... anime is not lo closed that everything always follows rules or a pattern... though most commonly it does...

[@Deyinel]

I love Detective Conan. The characters are great. The plot moves slowly but it's really good, and the mysteries are always entertaining. Would absolutely watch reactions to the series!

[@MrPoppints]

Some answers to your questions (not spoilers since those things are pretty much established straight away): 1) The girl is his childhood friend and his crush 2) Most character don't know that he's older than he actually appears (including his crush). There are some characters that know, but to most he just appears to be a really smart elementary school kid. 3) There's an overarching plot, but the main focus is on the episodic mysteries. 4) He has various gadget to help him solve the mysteries (given to him by a family friend called Prof. Agasa).

[@GOTGames]

Ah thank you!! ❤

[@evilflame01]

LEZZZ GOOOO AMAZING. Finally get the Detective Conan Openings. Honestly I think you'd love the series. Especially if you like mystery

[@GOTGames]

It does sound like an anime I would love 🤔

[@shinichi4476]

With the help of an episode guide

[@AndreasNicklasson]

"is there a darker side to this anime?" Dude, it's a murder mystery series...

[@GOTGames]

👀👀

[@ariccy]

Well, Conan is called the Grim Reaper of Beika town for a reason.

[@ReneandMae]

@@GOTGames Just because Conan is the size of a 6-year-old, and some of the mysteries get solved by him with his first-grader schoolmates hanging out with him, the series does not shy away from gory and gruesome murders! There are fans of the series who tell stories of watching Case Closed for the first time when it was on in the wee hours of the morning on Adult Swim when they were younger, and totally being creeped out by certain famous stand-out episodes.

[@paige8453]

Wasn’t it the very first episode where a person got their CUT OFF? Plus the moonlight sonata episode. If that’s not dark then I don’t know what is. 😂😂

[@ReneandMae]

@@paige8453 Yeah, the very first case in the first episode of Detective Conan is still one of the most shocking murders in the series! What a way to open a manga/anime! Anyone who wonders if DC is a cutesy kids' anime, or whether it gets dark or not just needs to watch the first couple episodes of the series, and they'll quickly learn that old adage, "Never judge a book by its cover" is very true!

[@Vhelrk]

40:28 "That guy on the left looks like the old version of him with the cape and the mustache" well- it is his dad😂

[@Andros215]

Underrated series and a must watch for any mystery fan. Most of the series involves multi-part whodunit cases. Main plot is its own thing too. Lots of fun and being a lengthy series has improved with quality. The mc narrating the plot is a per episode thing but the song is for the season itself. So the first maybe 20 seconds is the talking which cuts to the song.

[@Siennamerdein]

Calling one of the longest running anime underrated is crazy xD

[@Andros215]

@@Siennamerdein Well no one ever mentions it despite how good it is.

[@ertirakipaj5849]

Luke as a huge Detective Conan fan (I've dedicated more than 13 years of my life to this series) I am so happy to see you reacting to the openings. This is a series that is unfortunately not as loved in the West as it is in Asian countries especially Japan but I'm proud to say that our fandom is slowly increasing. It's a series that offers mystery, character development, romantic moments some comedy basically a bit of everything. I do know it is long and has many filler episodes which is why for new viewers who want to check it out I do recommend the manga or there are guides to skipping filler episodes. Once again thank you Luke for dedicating your time to reacting for this series!!

[@Hutaru95]

it's been 16 years for me and I still love it to the point, that I'm sometimes the worst human being thinking " I hope someone knows the whole freaking plot if Gosho dies" ...:D always rewatching it, still afraid of the early episodes every time Sonoko has the great idea to go to a "friends" "vacation house" especially the one with the guy swinging in front of the window with head and always anticipating the new movies. I just love conan

[@kaitoumara]

I also have the same fear. I would be so sad if Gosho dies before the series ends. @@Hutaru95

[@parshathedoge6016]

I been following this series since 2001 and became a manga reader only now and watch some parts of the anime sometimes,it's one of the 3 long running series that I followed(one piece and hajime no ipoo)

[@chithiennguyen1371]

It's loved and well known in Vietnam for the last 20 years

[@trashraccoon2635]

i've been following it on and off since watching some episodes on sunday tv and looking for the manga. the anime is older than i am lol. i go check the manga and binge it from time to time and watch the movies when they come out. to this day "learned it in hawaii" is still one of my favorite jokes in the series.

[@liopold35894]

Luke: I can't tell if that girl is 30 or 8. viewers: YES "No one ever recommends it". I mean there is too many episodes and movies, I think people might be hesitate to recommend such a anime, even though I also will love to see Luke react to it one day!! It's amazing~

[@seongthongchuah8356]

Exactly what I was thinking, but more like 17 or 7 I think 😂

[@yozarian86]

More episodes than One Piece even. All episodes, it wouldn’t do well as a reaction, but if there’s an easy way to watch only canon episodes (I should find out. Dropped it several years ago at 800+ eps because fillers were boring) it could do well.

[@FinalMasterM]

It's also nearly impossible to watch all of it without dedicating time to downloading everything, I've tried myself.

[@GOTGames]

🤔🤔

[@FinalMasterM]

@@GOTGames For reference, a rip of all the DVD episodes raw (no subtitles, no movies) is nearly 1TB in size. You can find some Low Quality batch files with English subs, but we're still talking around 500gb total and sometimes episodes are missing or too poor quality.

[@Andros215]

The darkened figure is the lacking of features bad guy for the mystery at the time. Distorted voice used too until the true reveal. Used for every criminal not yet identified.

[@GOTGames]

👀

[@SYNKFateofKyu]

And the darkened figure is so popular that has its own spin-off

[@rum_4869]

TV anime have sponsors. On streaming sites they remove that part from the opening.

[@GOTGames]

I never knew 🤯

[@tetsuya39]

@@GOTGames In fact, most TV animes have standalone pictures for sponsors, not a part from openings or endings. And for DVD/BD/streaming, they just remove the sponsors' logos, or remove the whole pictures. Attack on Taitan removed the pictures on Japanese version BD, and removed the logos on Hong Kong Ver.

[@stallojrk9502]

I love how Luke literally pauses and doesn't notice that the part he paused answers one of the questions he's been asking, which is about conan/shinchi's age. So Shinchi/Conan is originally a 17 year old high schooler who turned into a 7 year old. This is not a spoiler as they repeat the same thing multiple times throughout the openings Luke has watched.

[@Vhelrk]

7 actually, his age was cut down by 10😭😭😭

[@stallojrk9502]

​@fuoayme7366 thx for that. Also, in the manga, he went from 16 to 6, but for some reason the anime decided to make him 17 shrinking to 7.

[@Vhelrk]

@@stallojrk9502 true true✨️

[@GOTGames]

😭😂

[@Silentyap]

​​@@stallojrk9502in 1999 they updated the age in the manga to 7 and 17 with kazuha introduced as 17 I remember reading them in real time and surprised by the change

[@Krawbs]

Filler in anime refers to content not adapted from the manga/source material. When an anime is close to catching up with the manga the anime team will make up their own content to give the manga time to progress the story. This is most common in anime that consistently air on a weekly basis like One Piece or Naruto(back in the day). Filler tends to be episodes/arcs that offer no story/character progress and are ignored in the overall story so serve little purpose. They also tend to be really bad and can even cause people to drop an anime if they go on for extended periods of time. Sometimes you will get some good filler episodes that add to the arc/overall story like you just watched in Demon Slayer.

[@terokai7880]

Sometimes you even get series that catch up with a manga and diverge completely with the creators story like with the original Fullmetal alchemist anime.

[@Merith89]

The premise of crime drama makes it super easy to fit filler episodes into. At this point the challenge is to come up with whacky muderoo high-jinks that haven't already been done on the show before

[@Krawbs]

@@Merith89 Yeah, I agree for a series like Detective Conan filler is probably pretty good. When a series is mostly episodic/short cases there is less troubles with filler. A mystery case is a mystery case whether canon or filler for a series like this.

[@stierlara]

You can say filler episodes are official episodes that are not canonical to the story, so they can be completely ignored by the viewer, as sometimes they can create contradictions or plot holes to future canon stories (like Naruto and Bleach did)

[@GOTGames]

Ah okay! Thank you!!

[@SmthPositive_]

As a German I think I’m speaking for everyone when I’m saying, that’s my childhood right there. The German versions of the openings actually are bangers and worth checking out as well! Filler usually is added for long running weekly anime that are too close to the source material to space things out whenever that be a Manga or Light novel but Manga is where it usually happens. You can either have it in a way where there’s a bit of filler content then source material episodes and filler content again or complete filler arcs of an anime you can skip all together because nothing that happened happened in the manga or is relevant to the story. Flashbacks also aren’t filler btw if they got shown in the manga For example you can have the squad of whatever anime go search for a cat or run errands right after something big happens for episodes and it’ll feel really weird and unnecessary because well it kinda is ☠️ That’s why even studios like the one of Naruto are moving to seasonal anime where they don’t have to produce filler episodes and just pause the anime till there’s enough new canon material to adapt which also should help with animation quality The opening Song is the same for a big stretch of episodes but the lines Conan says always change and apply to the content of the episode on google it says there’s 31 seasons

[@WWEdeadman]

As an Austrian, watching German TV as a kid, I can say: Yes.

[@radlaw3476]

The early german Detective Conan openings were so beautiful, all of the singers did a fantastic job! Still don't know what my favorite one is tho, maybe Mit Aller Kraft. I can still remember it as if it was yesterday, 2nd grade and school's out, you go home it's 2pm and then you get all the good stuff 🙏🏻

[@BadAkatsukifangirl]

I love the german openings ❤ And the dub of course ☺️

[@Waterghost21]

True, it has a qualtiy dub with banger openings.

[@SmthPositive_]

@@radlaw3476mit aller Kraft is a banger for sure

[@alexbrooks231]

I will say this to you and anyone who sees this Detective Conan is an amazing series but if anyone has a problem about the length and not being able to get through it all I very highly recommend just watching the Movies because they give you a base rundown about the show and the mysteries in them are really cool and fun

[@Jackcifer]

Great video! I recently caught up to Detective Conan and it's quickly become one of my favourites. Also, to answer some of your questions: • 5:00 Detective Conan is a long-running anime, which means that it airs a new episode nearly every week without break. While it is technically split into "seasons", that is only done to categorise Blu-Ray/DVD releases and to mark when the production committee decides to renew the show's funding for another certain amount of episodes. It's not like seasonal anime which usually have a break between new seasons airing. As such, the openings do not change with each season, but instead after a certain number of episodes (some openings are used longer than others, but usually there's around 2 new openings per year.) While Conan's narration at the start of the opening changes each episode to reflect a development in, or the beginning of a new case, the visuals and music remain the same until an opening is swapped out. • 13:37 Traditionally, the term filler is used to refer to episodes of an anime that introduce content not originally found in the manga source material. This is more common for long-running anime such as Detective Conan, which includes filler to increase the gap between the anime and manga, so the anime doesn't catch up and run out of material to adapt. • 50:33 On Japanese TV airings, most anime will include a sponsorship card at the end of openings to thank the show's main sponsors. However, the sponsor information is added in by the TV network, so on streaming services this information will either not appear or the sponsor card will be fully removed. • 53:06 Opening 16 is not fan-made. Like Opening 06, it's mostly comprised of reused footage from older openings. Not sure why the first two Detective Conan openings by B'z got the short end of the stick visually lol. • 55:05 Detective Conan is still going strong and is very popular in Japan. It's recent 27th movie has become its highest grossing domestically, and the anime consistently places near the top of Japanese TV ratings for animated shows. Unfortunately, for various reasons, it never really took off in English-speaking countries like it did in Japan and other places around the world. Perhaps that'll change sometime in the future though! To help clear a few things up, here is a basic story synopsis, covering content only found in the first 2 episodes: Shinichi Kudo is a famous high-school aged detective who aspires to one day become "a modern-day Sherlock Holmes". While on a trip to an amusement park with his childhood friend and crush, Ran Mouri (the brown haired girl who appears in every opening), Shinichi tails a suspicious guy donning a black suit, witnessing an illegal transaction before he is ambushed by the man's partner. Half-unconscious, Shinichi is force fed a poison developed by the "syndicate", which is believed to kill without leaving a forensic trace. However, rather than killing him, it instead has the quirky side-effect of reverting Shinichi's body back to that of a child. At the advice of his neighbour, Professor Agasa, Shinichi decides to keep his new identity a secret, fearing that the organisation will surely kill him if they are made aware of his shrinking, rashly coming up with the pseudonym "Conan Edogawa" when interrogated by Ran. He also goes to live with Ran and her private-investigator father, Kogoro Mouri, hoping this will one day bring him closer to tracking down the "men in black", defeating them, and finding a way to return to his old body. Thanks for doing this reaction and bringing a spotlight onto the series for English-speaking audiences. I can't wait for Part 2!

[@Blubbi42]

2:30 the poison was newly developed and supposed to just simply kill him without any traces of poison left afterwards, but it didnt work as exspected and just shrank his body instead.

[@GOTGames]

🤔

[@norfadhlihaziq6948]

Hooo boi As a Detective Conan fans since 2004, I could not be happier when I see you posted this video, Luke. I loved this series so much that I just watched the latest films a few days ago in cinema😂. If you ever decided to watched Detective Conan, but don't want to watch a lot of fillers, you can use a certain wiki guide to see any plot progressions, new important characters introduction, characters development and stuffs. And you also can follow the movies for this series (Detective Conan releases one movie per year since it conception if I'm not mistaken. Not to mention a few crossover movies with Lupin the Third). Each of the movie also had their own ending songs, except for a few latest ones, which they shared the ending songs with the current aired episodes openings iirc. Talking about Detective Conan without mentioning Kuraki Mai is a sacrilegious; she is best known for singing the theme songs for the Japanese television anime series, Detective Conan. As of October 2020, she has recorded twenty-three songs for the series and earning her a Guinness World Record for singing the most theme songs for the same television series. Not only Kuraki Mai, we also has Garnet Crow, Zard, Rina Auichi, the works. Okay, to answer some of your questions without spoilers cause the info below can be taken from first episode; Kudo Shinichi is famous for helping police force to capture criminals. He was lauded as Heisei Holmes (because he was in Heisei era (1989-2019) and people comparing him with Holmes, with he took it with a great stride since Holmes is his aspiration). The girl you said as his sister in the beginning is his childhood friend (and long time crush). After Shinichi shrunk, he lived with his childhood friend since her dad is former police and currently private investigator, so Shinichi (or Conan now) can gather information about the group that poisoned him. As you said, it doen't make sense why those people try to shrunk Shinichi. Well, they poisoned Shinichi with a prototype poison that supposedly couldn't be trace, but instead the poison shrunk his body into a child. As for his real identity, only a few people knew because, I quoted one of the character, "If they knew you still alive, the people around you will be in danger." Not even his childhood friend, Ran, knew.

[@WWEdeadman]

HELL YEAH Some of the best openings out there, and an absolutely amazing show. Can't wait for the other 2 parts. And yeah, you got that right, it's about a Detective (who really is 17) who got turned back into a child by a drug. Without spoiling more than the first few minutes of Episode 1: The reason is that they actually wanted to kill him, but the drug they gave him was an experimental one they tried out on him. The result was not what they expected. For anything else you'll have to actually watch the show. As for the intro bits: Yes, the introductions for the cases are unique for every episode, this show does a very good job of every Episode being self contained, while the bigger plot still continues in the background. Some cases span more than one episode, but that's just a few. I'd honestly think you'd absolutely love the show, BTW, with how much you like solving mysteries with Maomao in Apothecary Diaries. It's just that this show is longer than One Piece. So I doubt this will ever win a tournament.

[@BillyFishy]

Most of these openings are forgetable just from how many there are And the best ones are by wands and bz

[@WWEdeadman]

@@BillyFishy You're allowed to be wrong ( •ᴗ•)b

[@BillyFishy]

@@WWEdeadman i wish i was wrong but thats what many think, blame the dc community not me That's at least what i heard and after hearing all of them i have to agree, even the kaito kid spin off has better openings especially the second one

[@WWEdeadman]

@@BillyFishy Many thinking something doesn't make it fact. Also, I personally have never skipped an opening on an episode for this show, and that's saying something.

[@tera9252]

Longer than One Piece but if you sklip the fillers you reduce by a lot what you have to watch and it becomes a show which is as longer than Naruto + Naruto Shippuden i guess

[@Sup_D]

16:22 Well, i won't call it a spoiler because it's all revealed in the 1st Episode itself. But the girl we see commonly in the OP, is actually a High School girl, and is the childhood friend and love-interest of the main character "Conan" (real name "Shinichi"), who was also a High School boy, before he was turned into a Elementary School kid.

[@Soreiya]

More KZbinrs should react to the Detective Conan openings and endings. It's such a vibe that you don't see all that often now a days. Definitely up there in my top anime of all time.

[@椿-g1k]

I was not expecting you react to Conan. I'm Japanese living in Japan This anime Is the most known series in japan unlike in western. As story go by, animation and music are gonna be nuts!!

[@AroWolfArts]

41:50 That shadowy figure is supposed to be representing the culprit most of the time. They would often visualize the thought process of the characters when it comes to the cases of each episode, so whenever the culprit, or just a hypothetical, unknown person, would be visualized they would use this shadowy figure. 46:48 Shounen basically just means "young boy". The lyrics look like they simply translated it to just "young" in this case, but I don't know how accurate that is.

[@GOTGames]

👀

[@jorgitosilva]

Shounen = boy/pre-teen...

[@nazzmezz8816]

Can't wait to see you react to more detective conan openings, almost every opening after op 30 is a banger.

[@nazzmezz8816]

I love Detective Conan. I watched about 800 anime, and I would say its like top 5 anime of all time for me. It's quite enjoyable. about 1040 episodes are out right now, can't wait to see more. It would have been great to see you watch Detective Conan, but I don't think many people would like to watch that, because it's so long. If you see the same shots in the opening, its just that they are reusing older scenes because they don't want to spend much time on new animation. You're asking if the anime is just mellow or has more emotions, almost every episode someone dies or kills someone else, and there are many emotional scenes. Also, just so you know, there is a main story, it's just not in every episode. And about the girl you say that it's his sister. It's his love interest. This is not a spoiler you can see it in the first episode.

[@jorgitosilva]

2000+ anime watched... i would call it to be in my top 50... but only because the filler though good... dilutes the score a lot... if i remove all filler which is easy to do since there are lists of the episodes which are actually plot relevant in any way shape or form, since even the manga itself has a lot of content that does not actually develop the plot of the show, then it would easily jump to top 15... maybe even top 10... but that is because i do like a good mystery... for people who are not fans of mystery it would not be as highly rated either...

[@shreyakarmakar2002]

Tell me did the girl ever find out that conan is her boyfriend? Not just suspecting or first finding out then forgetting somehow. I started watching this anime few years back and this one thing that he doesn’t share his problems with her made me so frustrated that I just dropped it after 60 or 70 episodes.

[@ReneandMae]

@@shreyakarmakar2002 * For G.O.T. Games, SPOILERS AHEAD! * You have to remember that Doc Agasa freaked him out right at the beginning about keeping his identity hidden, when he had not had time to process what had happened to him or to make plans for what he would do next, and what the ramifications would be for his life by choosing to keep Ran in the dark. Then Haibara Ai came along after a while, and reaffirmed Agasa's warning to not let Ran find out, or she would become a target of the B.O. Ran has had several close brushes with nearly being killed by the B.O., and other criminal types throughout the series and the movies, so it's understandable why Shinichi never told her the truth. Every now and then, Ran begins to get suspicious again and has even tried to make a list of unusual things about Conan to try to put the clues together. Another teen detective named Sera knows the truth about Conan, and she keeps trying to clue Ran in about Conan, but she has her own ulterior motives for wanting to smoke Shinichi out of his hiding behind his Conan persona. But there has been progress in the relationship between Shinichi & Ran, they finally kissed, and became boyfriend/girlfriend with each other officially. Of course, the relationship still has to be maintained "long distance", over the phone until Shinichi/Conan can ever find a way to return to normal.

[@shreyakarmakar2002]

@@ReneandMae ok I get the situation so far thanks

[@lt8527]

Totally a must-watch anime if you're a Sherlock fan! I looooove this anime so much...

[@deepscarletreactions]

Yooo! THANK YOU for taking the time to react to these amazing openings, it's so fun to see you enjoying them as much as you do! As a huge fan of these series I would absolutely recommend a watch, the mystery and the plot is so engaging. Again, thank you so much! I'll be waiting for the next part :)

[@jeremyberry4429]

Detective Conan was my first anime I grew up with this show it’s definitely something you need to watch it’s extremely deep

[@Mobbin25]

Regarding your Filler questions: Anime wasn't usually published in seasons. That it is nowadays is a rather recent development. That means anime episodes where pumped out weekly and due to huge production teams they could sustain that. The usually also weekly published mangas could not sustain this because they are usually drawn by a single person who can get sick or need a break every now and then. You now regular human stuff. These huge shows therefore ran into an obvious problem: They would eventually catch up to the (then (and in case of detective conan or one piece to this day)) still publishing not yet finished manga. Another factor worsening that problem is the fact that often (or at least some times) one chapter of the manga would not deliver enogh material for a 20 minute episode. Especially if there is a lot of action involved, that would need quite a few manga panels (so that readers understand the what's happening) but in motion this action would not need very much time. Now the anime producers wanted to keep producing an episode every week, so they hat tackle that problem. And the most common answer to this are so called filler episodes. Aka episodes which are anime only. But since the non filler episodes will resume telling the original story from where the last non filler episode left things, nothing of substance can happen . Otherwise you'd be wondering: 'Didn't that guy die last episode? So why is he back?' or: 'Didn't they kiss last episode? Why has nothing changed between them?' or: 'Why aren't you angry at this guy anymore? Didn't he just screw you over last episode?' Therefore in filler episodes the recurring characters will usually interact with some out of the blue appearing new characters, which often feels odd and their problems and story feels odd out of place and either no stakes or unrealisticly high stakes. Also as soon as you can smell the filler (and you usually can do very quickly), you know those new charakters will never appear again after those couple of eipisodes are over. Nothing will happen between the characters you knew beforehand, that will reappear later. And nothing in the world (that you'll ever know of) wil change during those episodes, therefore your usually just bored, hope they're over soon or skip them (if you can). Also since filler is not written by the original author, it can contain canon breaking stuff, either because it's small canon breaking stuff that the anime producers just did not have the sencetivity to notice, or it's simply something they couldn't know jet since the reason why it would break canon hasn't happened in the manga, yet. To avoid this they are extra caucios not to do anyting during their filler episodes and that's one reason why you can smell filler so quickly. Detective Conan however is a bit of an outlier regarding its filler. Since the show itself is a quite episodic crime solving mystery show with naturally slow moving plot, the filler episodes are actually not compacted into whole filler arcs and they integrate quite well into the show overall. But since they're so many, after a time they fell a bit same-ish and they make the already quite slow paced story feel very much even more so.

[@TheErsu]

The 5th opening theme Truth is sung by Two Mix, Whose singer Minami Takayama voices Conan. She also voices Nabiki Tendo from Ranma 1/2 and Taiki from Digimon Xros Wars. Two Mix also sings the opening themes for Gundam Wing.

[@zlfldp4248]

It always blows my mind how overlooked this series is overseas, more specifically, in the West. I know it's popular in some countries like Germany, but for others? I feel like everyone knows about the show, but doesn't watch it because of its length. Personally, it's so good I think the whole Anime community should be buzzing every year when the movie comes out. And yes, this year's movie was a masterpiece as well.

[@Karinisweird]

FOR REAL

[@henshinvolt4856]

Detecive Conan is actually more popular than One Piece. Started a bit earlier than One Piece but has a lot more movies. It isn't too popular in english speaking countries though (probably peaked in popularity in the mid 2000s there) so you could argue it's underrated due to that. It's very popular in France, Germany etc and of course Japan. It's a lot of peoples fav Anime in Japan.

[@ishikawagoemon4397]

detective conan is the most underrated anime ever. I'm so glad somebody is reacting to it even if its just an opening!

[@CrazyAce777777]

Detective Conan/Cased Closed is a goated series

[@rand8009]

Omg detective conan is such an underrated show in the west, as an Arab it's honestly my childhood! It's a long journey but worth every second ♡

[@Sup_D]

50:29 Well, Detective Conan is a long running series, so they do include sponsors mention like that and it's also common in other seasonal series as well (either the do it in the OP or during the mid-episode break point or ED), though it's only Japan TV airing exclusive, which is why we don't get to see them nowadays, as official english releases get the version which doesn't have them (unlike old days, when fan-sub was the primary source of Anime watch and they used the Japanese TV airing raw as the base).

[@tsubasahaneno]

Fiinally, let's goooo! I absolutely love this series so much, it's got amazing characters, an interesting overarching plot and a ton of interesting cases. If you love mystery and crime solving you would absolytely love this series, it's increadibly fun to watch and despite it's length, much easier to then any of the other big anime I saw (because of it's episodic nature). I really enjoy your reaction to this opening! I'm happy you like them and can't wait for part two and three! ^^ -Answering some questions, yes, the spoken intro is similar but a little different every episode, but the rest of the visuals beside those small snipets are the same for a bunch of the episodes the intro is in ^^ -Usually the cases last one or two episodes, some last three, and sometimes there are an hour long special episodes containing one case that are counted as one episode ^^ -When it comes to the fillers, it is a thing in the long running anime. Someone mentioned it already, but since those series do not have seasons and come out regularly an episode a week, they ofthen come to the point where they run out of manga material. So they produse some random episode of anything just to fill up the slotand so the anime does not have to go on hiatus. Usually it ends up in a very bad very random episodes having literaly nothing to do with the plot and being generally speaking annoing (esspecially if they appear in the middle of some important fight or plot point) -When it comes to filler in Conan, I personally think they are worth watching nonetheless as this is an episodic anime anyway, they donot feel like filler anyway, just like another small fun cases. I personally watched all of Detective Conan with fillers and never felt anything, while in One Piece or Fairy Tail most of the fillers were super hard to watch as it was painfully obvious they don't have much to do with the original story. In Conan you can rarely feel there are any fillers at all. -Detective Conan likes to respect their opening artists and a lot of other people, besides snippets of bands in the openings they do sometimes straight up appear in the anime as an animated version of themselves which I find really cool and , well, sompething only show like Conan could achieve ^^ (There were a few instances when they had a famous people in the episodes, like a soccer player and those famous people voiced themselves which is such a cool idea for a filler episode in so popular show, as Conan in Japan is absolutely massive) -The person who does not look real is how they depict the criminal befor it is revealed who he is but it became a joke in the community to the point of getting it's own small joke series ^^ In the original it's the way of showing some scenes without revealing who is the culprit too early ^^

[@Jrmy_Makaveys]

Wow that is the goat right there ! My childhood right here ,something that I still watch. I have literally still all the OST in my phone that I download when I was a kid

[@jled787]

Meitantei Conan is an underrated series, but due to it being a long running series even airing way before Bleach, One Piece and Naruto most people just don't recommend the series due to it being mostly recycling plots season after season. Recycled plots for other Shounen Anime are tolerable because of the action aspect whereas in Conan, there's barely any actual action but the episodes are held together with gripping suspense and tension.

[@sanashi27]

Yay, Detective Conan! I used to watch this when I was a kid and I absolutely enjoyed it. If I remember correctly, Shinichi was drugged by an evil organization and they think he died. He had to create the "Conan" identity for his child version so the bad guys won't find out he's still alive while he's trying to find a way to cure himself. He's a highschooler who is famous for his detective skills that he's allowed to help in investigating and it's why he crossed paths with the ones who turned him into a kid. The OPs are the same for the seasons they're for and they just change up the part that talks about the current episode. Please watch this show, even if it's just the first season or something cause it's super fun. Each episode has a mystery and they show you all the suspects and evidences so even you, as the audience, can have a chance to figure out the answer before they reveal it at the end. It'd be fun to see if you would figure them out. If you're wondering if there's dark stuff in here, well... a bunch of the mysteries involve murder lol. McDonalds is not just a Detective Conan sponsor, they had some merch of the show as happy meals back in the day (I have 2 of them! My college was close to a McDonalds around that time haha) A lot of shows people complain isn't underrated are popular but they're not just not as popular now especially to new anime fans. Old anime fans still know how big of a deal they are. You don't hear much about them now cause there's so many new and popular series nowadays.

[@darkymakenzy]

Always happy to see someone react to Detective Conan wish you react to the rest of the openings

[@davidwusoftdev]

The sponsors mention in the OP was a common thing in older anime. Sometimes it was mentioned a bit after the OP ends and before the episode starts (which was usually cut out in fansub releases). The "guy in black" represents the unidentified perpetrator of the episode's crime. Since we don't know their identity until the case is solved, they're always shown like that. It was interesting to see the change from 90s 4:3 aspect ratio to widescreen once the show reaches the 2000s, as well was the animation quality upgrades and use of more computer generated effects. Some of my favorite songs in this show were sung by ZARD. Listening to them made me feel very nostalgic but also sad since the vocalist passed away some years ago at a relatively young age. Thank you for reacting to these openings! Looking forward to the next parts!

[@nihongo-shoyo10]

10:17, you are right. It IS BIG. Detective Conan is an underated gem of anime! With One Piece, Detective Conan is THE longest running Anime ever with over +1130 episodes and over 105 vol. of manga.😆 In Japan they have a museum of Detective Conan, trains and even a kind of Detective Conan town. It is a great mystry anime and the creator, Gosho Aoyama, is using most of the tricks and equipment in the single case of the real life. It´s a great YT video here with an interview with Gosho some yrs ago. Best thing to begin with Detective Conan would be to watching the movies, currently they are over 27 movies of Detective Conan. Most of them are really entertaining and you can see the progress of animation in the last nearly 30 yrs.

[@jorgitosilva]

Not counting the older anime which are running since the 60's, 70's, and 80's though like Sazae san, the ninja anime, doraemon, and a couple others of course... i mean who cares about animes over 2000 episodes long... XD...

[@naotokujikawa2751]

Detective Conan is a hard recommend primarily due to its length and not being of the genre of most long anime series but is by no means a knock on the series as the series is very fun and really enjoy it myself and it is extremely popular in japan. series does have a lot of filler but when you have a series where most cases last 1-3 episodes with some exceptions that go longer(also has a overarching main plot that spans the entire series) the difference between a canon standard case and a filler standard case isn't incredibly obvious a lot of the time.

[@AGAngelo2303]

OMG I grew up with this anime and still watching it till nowadays

[@explorian11]

Nice! Another mystery crime solving detective anime that came out around the 90s is Kindaichi. Also, here are my 5 + 2 classic recommendations for your next OP & ED reactions: 1. (2004) Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha OP & ED (with 5 series, 4 movies and 2 games; OPs & some movie EDs sung by that era's anisong queen: Mizuki Nana) 2. (2000) Vandread OP & ED (fire retro 90s/00s songs)(check out the EDs for cheekiness) 3. (2011) Horizon in the middle of Nowhere OP & ED 4. (2003) Chrono Crusade OP & ED 5. (2011) Anohana OP & ED Special mention: (2008) Macross Frontier ED & insert (esp the EDs like "Diamond Crevasse" & "Northern Cross" are a MUST! and their longer forms!, insert songs: Ao no Ether, Yousei) classic 1. (2000) Inuyasha OP & ED 2. (1996) Rurouni Kenshin (the 1996 series) OP & ED

[@Sup_D]

55:11 Yeah, the Series does have a big fan-following around the world, but it's not recommended because it's a long running series, and is a mystery-crime-romance series which is usually considered as a niche genre in Anime, so fans of the series know that recommending the series won't work, unless the potential viewer is also interested in the mystery-crime-romance series genre (majority of Anime watchers are only interested in Main Stream action series like JJK or Demon Slayer or AoT, etc).

[@Sup_D]

41:50 The Person in the Black/Shadow is the potential culprit showcased like that to hide their identity and gender until the case is solved and the culprit is revealed in the plot. I am not entirely sure, but it's basically a Japan related concept and that Black/Shadow Person might have originated from theater play concept.

[@Fatma__star]

I’m a huge fan of Detective Conan and I was in Japan the past May , and I can say Detective Conan anime is very famous there , literally it was everywhere ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Also this Anime release a movie every year and this year movie was very popular there and it’s still showing now in the japanes cinemas since April ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@argostialknight5448]

Honestly if luke reacted and post detective conan here i would watch it all the way making that like the 7th or so time ive rewatched it from the start when i can i would like to see it -i even watched this video the whole way through xd-

[@heemaali4959]

i lost it every time he said about ran as his mother or sister , i know conan has a looooonnngg episodes but if u love mystery , crimes ! conan is the first anime u will love to watch I'm already in weekly episodes after million years but its amazing story i will say 100 yes for u to watch it

[@Sakomi_Arorim]

same ^_^ But in a way he was not really wrong as Ran does technically fill the sister (and mother) role for Conan(kid form)

[@heemaali4959]

@@Sakomi_Arorimi guess it’s right in that way

[@mei-chii3055]

Detective Conan is my favorite anime of all times! Thank you for reacting! ♥

[@Alice-ic7xc]

OH MY GOODNESS, YES, EVERY MONTH I LOOK UP "Detective Conan openings reaction", AND IT HAS BEEN A YEAR, AND THERE'S ONE FROM G.O.T GAMES??? I'm SO happy, because Detective Conan openings are SO underrated. And the anime as well, it's so popular in the east but not in the west, which is a shame. THANK YOU for reacting to it!!

[@soulhind1657]

I think if you want to watch it, you should watch it by batch of 40 episodes or so (without fillers) and then replace it with other animes, and then every third anime, you continue metantei conan with 40 new episodes (and watching the films when it's the same period of release as an in between of two episodes). That way in a rotation, people will not flee too far away if they don't like metantei conan. And you'll watch it with a fresh eye each time it comes back. Who agrees ?

[@mortezakhodashenas1312]

The Detective Conan anime was first aired on January 8, 1996 . so it is 28 years 6 months 29 days old anime the story is about : Detective Conan is about a high school detective named Shinichi Kudo, who is poisoned by an evil group called "The Black Organization" because he saw them dealing guns. The poison was supposed to kill him . because the poison was a prototype and defective , the poison instead turned him into a small child the purpose of the poison is ti melt a body until no evidence left so Neighbor and family friend Professor Agasa strongly suggested Shinichi hide his identity to prevent them from killing him and the people he cares about, so Shinichi takes the name Conan Edogawa. He goes to live with his childhood friend Ran Mouri and her father, Kogoro, and tries to use Kogoro's detective agency as a way to find the people who shrank him without letting the organazation found that his is alive to 1. destroy the organization . 2 to found the sample of the poison he eat so he could create an antidote and make his body back to normal

[@SYNKFateofKyu]

58 Openings? Wait 'til u know there're 70+ Closings

[@Sup_D]

Detective Conan OP's & ED's are what made me interested in Japanese Anime Songs, so it's kind-off nostalgic.

[@E_DIsos]

I'm so happy seeing this.

[@zeasygamers1189]

As someone who watch every episode and movie of detective Conan even if you not skip the filler episode I still find it fun because it's like weekly mystery case episode for me

[@Zolfried]

28 years, 28 episodes of christmas special, new year special etc etc... and conan still hasnt aged a single year... yet i still love the show and watch it to this day

[@matijamaksan4344]

That is crazy to have 28 Christmas episodes and characters are the same.

[@giusyconti313]

Hi, Detective Conan fan here, I started watching it when I was 7, now I’m 23 and I’m still here, not missing a single episode… Without a doubt MY FAVORITE AND THE MOST UNDERRATED ANIME EVER To answer to some of your questions: 1) Regarding the “filler episodes”, if you are a mystery fan as much as I am, you’ll love every single episode, and overtime the cases keep getting better and better… I love to watch this show in an “active way” always trying to solve the mystery before Conan does… You’ll never get bored, because YES, in EVERY episode, filler or not, there’s a case to be solved, whether it’s a murder (the majority I’d say 70% or more) a robbery, a kidnapping, even a bombing… The “non filler” episodes, the ones people consider “the only important ones” are focused mainly on this fight with this “Evil Organization” (I’ll be vague) and going on this will be more focused on action (the mystery is always present though)… But I really enjoy the filler episodes because they make you appreciate the dynamics and growth of the characters (some of them remain “static” but others evolve A LOT, in spite of the fact that In DC time doesn’t pass (it could seem weird, but in my opinion is essential) 2) It made me laugh so hard when you called my favorite character (yes, she is, hands down my favorite character) “suspicious” saying that “she could be either 6 or 30….” I mean… You’re kind of right there…🤔🤔🤔😂😂 3) After over 1100 episodes, 27 movies (yes every year in April a DC movie comes out, and all of them are beautiful but others are simply MAJESTIC), many specials etc. Only about 4/5 people (including his parents) know about Conan’s true identity. 4) Yes, Detective Conan is VERY popular in Japan (I mean, even an airport is named after the GOAT😂)… I’d say (in Japan) on One Piece levels or probably even more… In recent years DC movies have been constantly one of the most (if not) the most watched movies in Japan cinemas 5) The cases keep getting better and better overtime, but the first 70/80 or so got like a thriller, almost horror aura, to them (I remember watching them as a kid and being terrified) but the episode called “The 100 million yen robbery”, (episode 134/35 or something like that, I don’t remember exactly) IS A “MUSHOKU TENSEI STYLE” TURNING POINT… IT’S THERE WHERE THE STORY REALLY STARTS (and I still cry remembering it even after all these years…😪) In conclusion: should you react to it? YES, AND YOU’LL DEFINITELY LOVE IT IF YOU GIVE IT THE RIGHT TIME!!! Sorry for writing such a long comment, especially considering that you’ll probably never going to read it, considering the number of comments here, but I wanted to write it anyway, because I really do love this anime more than anything else… Am I a bit too passionate about it? Probably yes, but honestly I don’t care😂

[@ecuronny]

The first two English openings lives rent free in my mind

[@coachphill5076]

Ah! The beach episode...I think this series has the most beach episodes of any anime. I could be wrong

[@Siennamerdein]

Conan teaches murderer how to murder by using the most complicated plans ever What crazy is 1000+ episode how many have they killed in this series

[@YellowBunny]

Detective Conan is my favorite manga/anime. It just has something comforting that I can relax to like nothing else. I read most of the manga before watching the anime, so I actually personally enjoy the filler episodes more because I already know what happens in the other ones. If you think you would enjoy a mostly episodic detective series with an ever-growing cast of mostly very likeable and (admittedly very slowly) evolving recurring characters, you should definitely give it a try.

[@CricketxVinay]

You should definitely watch this anime if you love mystery genre and have patience.

[@meengga]

Detective conan is such a good show. It also have a nice fanbase

[@ItachiX9]

This is the anime which introduced me to anime in 2009. I still watch it and i love it

[@awakenedcrowl]

Why do so few people recommend this?: Well... because most fans of this anime have accepted, that most people we recommend it to look at the episode count and nope the heck out. Either that, or they just selectively watch a few episodes, thinks that it's just "children detective stories" and nope out because of that. I absolutely reccommend to watch it! And if you don't want to watch a thousand episodes, then just know that more than half the episodes, the "fillers", do not contribute to anything at all but are really just "fillers" for the japanese TV to be able to send something fresh, while the manga is rather slowly published. The thing with this anime is: In the West, it's pretty niche. Especially because most people abandon it over what I have mentioned, and don't even get the chance to become invested with the main plot, which is AMAZING. But in JAPAN, this feckin anime is as big as the likes of One Piece and Naruto, if not bigger. In Japan, there are airports, train stations, EVEN SOME TOWNS that are themed just after this anime! It's THAT big over there. All while german little me still has to beg for an actual simulcast, while the german dub gets continued with a few episodes every 2 years, after the german anime being COMPLETELY stagnant for more than 12 years at one point. But it's not that bad everywhere in the west. I think the US has a proper simulcast, meaning you could probably find a way too legally watch all the episodes. (do you even live int he US? I don't know)

[@A7mdDia202]

5:00 Yes, Each season has its own op, and every op has its own variant in the beginning depending on the case of that episode.

[@adog733]

Almost every episode is a murder mystery, I've only seen one special episode. But yeah the main plot is him trying to find the people who turned him into a child while keeping his identity a secret, so they don't come back and finish the job. Also, that girl is his love interest.

[@Canadian_Teemo]

I know this video is over 1 month old and other commentors answered the questions. But generally most questions are answered in the first episode (or first 2 episodes). Some of the other questions are harder to answer without spoiling. If Detective Conan seem long, then I recommend a spin-off "Magic Kaito 1412" it is about one of the arc nemesis's point of view, no spoilers in it of the Detective Conan, but the music is amazing and it is 24 episodes of pure coolness (kind of like "haven't you heard? i'm sakamoto" in vibes) The reasons of the fillers are generally a lack of chapters to adapt, thus, the weekly anime have to wait for the manga to make new chapters. So the TV Studio makes TV Original episodes, known as fillers, which are like the anime, but they are not canon and can therefore be skipped. (As I have seen Detective Conan, there are some good filler episodes, but they can indeed be skipped without losing anything)

[@oiimayman5520]

I definitely need at least a reaction video of the first three episodes. They'd answer a lot of questions too

[@mayarimarjorie5624]

I can't believe someone reacted to Detective Conan openings. I have watch all the detective conan from the over 1000 episode and its movie which I love! I pretty happy detective Conan go a chance, and I watch One piece too, having two anime that is on going, long running episodes that are over a thousand episode each hahaha 😂 both been a fan since childhood with One piece as well

[@wakuseimoe]

Detective Conan has one opening per season, but the number of episodes varies per season. It has a unique explanation for each episode’s story provided by Conan’s voice that leads into the opening. I understand the confusion.

[@passingdem0n303]

In laymen terms: FILLER EXPLANATION! For example a show is REALLY popular, but LOOK! The anime is like 10 chapters away from reaching the newest content in the manga! So what are the options? 1) The anime should continue and make those episodes, but in that case they will have to make original episodes in the long run, because the creator hasn't released the continuation of the story. (That's how Fullmetal Alchemist happened, it got too close to the manga and made an original ending not sanctioned by the creator. And FMA Brotherhood was released when the mangaka finished his story and the anime had the ending he wanted) 2) Create filler content to make more time for the mangaka (creator) to write the story. Like if we get 10 episodes of filler (content for the sake of just being content for viewers to enjoy, something which does not move the plot/character), so that means NOW we are 20 chapters away from reaching the newest content. In other words, If it's a long series (which this most definitely is) and they want to show us the story the mangaka wanted then filler is inevitable. The community dislikes/hates original endings as it's like this. ''We watched a bunch of episodes cause we love the show, but at the end they create an ending that even the mangaka hated?! How dare they!'' So yeah, most companies go for filler and choose OPTION 2 as the community is pleased by getting what the creator envisioned. Filler is just a byproduct to give more time for the mangaka to write his/her story and something for his viewers to watch even if it's fluff content. PS. I believe that many want to recommend Detective Conan, but it's... like c'mon this one has over 1000 episodes so too dauting of a task my guy.

[@ablynn_thegalewinds]

DETECTIVE CONAN ONE OF MY FAVORITES OF ALL TIME!!!! every few months I get obsessed with it and watch a lot. I've been reading and watching detective conan since early 2019 and I don't think I'm ever catching up lol. But yes, I think you'd love it!! The only reason I've never recommended it to you as a youtube/twitch series is copyright and bc it's so frikin long idk if you'd ever get through it lmao. The format is. There IS an overarching story, but it isn't always present. Every once in a while, there are full episodes dedicated to it, but most of the time, it's conan and friends solving other mysteries (mostly murders, but other crimes too). It's mostly episodic, but sometimes a mystery will take two or three episodes instead of just one. VERY rarely you'll get entire Arcs at once. Because of this structure, once you know the basics, you can pretty much watch any episode. Of course, the Best way to watch is probably still In Order, but it's also totally chill to jump in anywhere once you've seen the first few arcs and get the main idea. Same goes for the movies! They release one nearly every year and you don't need much context from the main series to watch them. My favorite is when there's an episode that seems super chill or unrelated to the [spoilers] but then BOOM. MAIN PLOT JUMPSCARE. Makes me go OOOOOO!!! OUGHGHGHHGHGHGH every time. My favorite episodes/movies are the Magic Kaito crossover ones. before detective conan, the series author had a different manga, Magic Kaito 1412. It didn't do too well, initially, so the author started detective conan. But when conan started going big, the author decided to make the two series officially part of the same universe and have episodes in each separate series where they would cross over. The main character of magic kaito 1412, Kuroba Kaito, is actually my favorite character in the detective conan/magic kaito universe (often abbreviated as just DCMK). He's a phantom thief, known as Kaitou KID, who's after a specific jewel. With the official crossover, he and conan became rivals, a phantom thief and his favorite detective. It's a super fun dynamic, and the episodes and movies that focus on the two of them and some heist are my absolute favorites!!!! Btw. Yes his name is Kaito. yes his secret identity is 'Kaitou KID.' Yes kaitou means phantom thief and his name is Kaito. Very subtle we are aware

[@AmigoPCG]

Ohhh, yes! Thank you, yes! I've been waiting this reaction for many years. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

[@松坂健-e6l]

Conan has been on the air since I was born, so I've been watching since I was born, As an adult, if you look back at it from the beginning, it will be even more profound. It's sad, gentle, funny, and will dedicate many years of your life. It will be the most memorable work of your life. !

[@FullmoonPhantom-dn2sr]

13:55 Filler used to happen (occasionally/rarely still does) because there’s no more source material left to go off of in the anime. Content in anime usually stems from manga or other written works like light novels. In the place of the canon story, the anime opted to continue airing despite having no canon material left at the time. This is where the filler comes in. It’s meant to fill time and keep the series on air until there’s more canon material for the anime to work with. That’s why it doesn’t matter. Though, filler is fun as well especially if you adore the characters and show already. Some filler episodes are extremely memorable and worth watching even if they aren’t manga canon. It’s mostly just that these shows are long and filler makes them more so. People who have heard of these popular series want to experience them, but in as little time as possible. They often don’t want to give the time to truly become a fan. To see why someone might love these stories to the point the show has become a staple over several years or decades. The journey becomes all about finishing rather than enjoying. Filler is less common now because anime rarely air continuously like in the past. Instead, anime air in 12-13 episode seasonal cours (anime air in seasons). When the season is over, the anime takes a break until another season is greenlit. This typically removes the need for filler content.

[@IllusionZorua123]

51:30 this one was made for an arc (amazing one) in specific it has two versions. The good one and the one you saw. The same happened with the openings 44 and 49.

[@thismeansv7403]

Aaand Magic Kaito openings time! 😂 The amazing spin-off of Detective Conan

[@Andros215]

Filler is anything non-canon which is used to allow the source material time to move further with the story. The thing with fillers here is they're done so well you'd think they're part of the plot.

[@jaejharna]

AHHHHHH YESSSSSSSSSSSS THIS IS SO GOOD!!! Can’t wait for the other two videos!! ,,, also most people don’t rec detco to reaction KZbinrs because it’s such a mammoth of a series ,,, but if u think u would like it u should go ahead (it’s just that the English speaking community for it is on the smaller side) after all detco is my all time fav

[@city9master322]

Ranked, The 15 Best Mystery Solving And Detective Anime of All Time kzbin.info/www/bejne/raLHqHhtpLpprbs Top 10 Scary Scenes in Detective Conan kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5KmgmZmj8eAn5I Top 50 Anime Series with the Most Episodes kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZeQZIhua5dnm9U

[@Atenamardani-xn4ng]

You also may know this anime as Case Closd Shinichi Kudo) is a high school detective who sometimes works with the police to solve cases.[2] During an investigation, he is ambushed and incapacitated by a member of a crime syndicate known as the Black Organization. In an attempt to murder the young detective, they force-fed him a dangerous experimental drug. However, instead of killing him, it shrinks his body into the size of an elementary school child.[3] Adopting the pseudonym Conan Edogawa and keeping his true identity a secret, Kudo lives with his childhood friend Rachel Moore (Ran Mori) and her father Richard (Kogoro Mori), who is a private detective. Throughout the series, he tags along on Richard's cases. Nonetheless, after Kudo solves one, he will use Dr. Agasa's hidden tranquilizer to sedate Richard and then uses a voice changer to simulate his voice to reveal the solution

[@nightmaremoon369]

The first opening of Conan and many others is legendary in Germany.Currently, the old openings are so popular that even concerts with the former singers take place.The demand was so great that further concerts were held. So be sure to check out the German openings.

[@dmarjuna3643]

Every time I watch your video I always request opening detective conan and finally.... THANK YOU VERY MUCH

[@jorgitosilva]

If you watch a single movie opening you will get everything you need to know about what the show is all about since all the movies start with Conan recapping the premise of the show...

[@kawaiimakoi214]

Finally, I've been looking for this kind of reaction. I love Detective Conan

[@wickjohn8673]

In short, the story is : MC was a big detective, but he became a kid due to medicine given by a crime syndicate. He hides his identity once he becomes a kid and lives at his girlfriend's home as a distant relative of MC Earlier, anime used to get broadcast on a weekly basis. Since they are adopting stories based on manga, sometimes they run out of source material as it may be an ongoing manga, so they might make stories that are not related to manga, hence called " fillers"

[@explorian11]

59:03 Bro, you just made me read up an article on the pronounciation of Nike... I didn't know that the British had been pronouncing it as "Naik" but the co-founder of Nike, Phil Knight has confirmed that its inspired from the Greek goddess of Victory and should be pronounced Nik-ey (or Naiki). 1:00:37 Song by GARNET CROW, reminds me of MÄR (Märchen Awakens Romance), another anime where they performed majority of the OPs.

[@GOTGames]

Nike Bike 🤔

[@explorian11]

@@GOTGames Yup, according to the article some British people are used to pronouncing it as Nike (which rhymes with Mike) because the ads in I think the 70s or 80s pronounced it that way and it sticked while the Americans used the other pronunciation.

[@mercedeslp]

It's not really a spoiler if it's explained in the first episode right? So here a little explanation, read it if you want: The High school detective Kudo Shinichi (17) sees something suspicious and get's caught snooping. To get rid of him silently those people use a new drug on him that's supposed to kill him, but instead of dying he shrinks into the body of a seven year old. To protect the people Shinichi cares about he hides his real identity and takes on the name of Edogawa Conan while tracking down the mysterious organisation responsible for his situation.

[@松坂健-e6l]

コナンは、私が生まれた時から放送されていたので、生まれた時から見ていて、 大人になって、初めから見返すと、さらにさらに深く、切なく、優しく、面白くてあなたの人生の長い年月を捧げるほどのあなたの人生で1番の作品となるでしょう。！

[@dacnguyen138]

This anime is super famous in Asia.

[@kashishjani2964]

Im so happy you reacted to this, its a classic!!

[@jorgitosilva]

In the particular case of detective conan they found the perfect fodder for the fillers... the kids solving "small" cases... they are entertaining enough.. i would even dare call most of the fillers good...