The anime adaptations of "Detective Conan: Zero no Hibi (Tea Time)" and "Detective Conan: Hanzawa-san", both known as official spin-offs of "Detective Conan" and serialized in Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday and Shonen Sunday S, respectively, have been decided. Together with the already announced TV anime adaptation of "Detective Conan: Wild Police Story", this means that all three spin-offs will now be animated.
＜Here is the full text of the comments. Gosho Aoyama Comment: Hi, I'm Aoyama! I'm Aoyama! "Zero no Hibi" and "Hikari no Hanzawa-san" were born from "Detective Conan"! I didn't expect it to be made into an anime. ...... (laughs) Please enjoy Amuro's brief respite in "Zero's Everyday Life" and the daily life of the black tights in "Mr. Hanzawa the Criminal"! I'm also looking forward to the anime broadcast of "Detective Conan: Zero no Hibi (Tea Time). Congratulations on the anime adaptations of "Criminal Mr. Hanzawa" and "Zero no Hibi"! I'm surprised and happy that this short work of 10 pages per episode and spin-off has overcome various hurdles to become an anime. I'm looking forward to the composition and direction that only anime can provide, as well as the "sound" that manga can never produce. I can't wait! Detective Conan: Mr. Hanzawa, the Culprit Mayuko Kanba, the author of the original work, comments: "To everyone who loves "Detective Conan," we've waited long enough! This is an official anime! It's official! It's official! Thank you very much! The culprit behind the mystery, ....... Murder is a bad thing, but even they live ...... in this horrible cave! Please enjoy the great adventure of Yonehana Town with Mr. Crimson Sawa as if you were on the attraction of Conan Land. (C) Takahiro Arai, Gosho Aoyama/Shogakukan, "Detective Conan: Zero no Hibi" Production Committee (C) Mayuko Kanba, Gosho Aoyama/Shogakukan, "Detective Conan: Mr. Hanzawa the Criminal" Production Committee Reference: https://animeanime.jp/article/2021/10/04/64349.html Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
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・Pop-Culture Fusion Analysis
Analytical commentary on how modern pop-culture media (anime, film, fashion) incorporates and reinterprets traditional Japanese motifs.
