CATDOLL: "Detective Conan" animation screenwriter Kazunari Furuuchi passed away, another person who could not stick to the end

Speaking of the animated version of "Detective Conan", everyone must be very familiar with its screenwriter Kazunari Furuuchi. Since the broadcast of the animation of "Detective Conan" in 1996, Kazunari Furuuchi has been involved in the creation of the animation of "Detective Conan". The scripts of the theatrical version of the same series and many OVA scripts are basically all completed by Kazunari Furuuchi. However, at noon today (September 18), Kobayashi Yuji, who is also a screenwriter, suddenly tweeted that the obituary of Mr. Kazunari Furuuchi was published in the October issue of the monthly magazine "ドラマ"! It is also shocking. It is reported that Kazunari Furuuchi bid farewell to the world in July this year due to pancreatic cancer, but it has never been made public.

The screenwriter is not very old, he is only 60 years old this year. It is really not easy to see the end of "Detective Conan", which is called "the series in my lifetime" by fans. The first generation producer of "Detective Conan" Yoshioka Masahito passed away at the age of 56. The animation scriptwriter Mochizuki Takeshi also died of acute myocardial infarction... Now the main scriptwriter Furuuchi Kazunari has also passed away. Conan's death power is really not small.

Kazunari Furuuchi was born on January 18, 1956. He is a Japanese playwright born in Tokyo and a member of the Japan Playwrights Association. He became famous in 1979 with the play "Roaring at the Sun" (太遫ほえろ!), which was broadcast in Japan during prime time from 1979 to 1986 for 718 episodes. After that, Kazunari Furuuchi has been active in the film and television industry, engaged in script writing. After 1996, he participated in the creation of "Detective Conan", and the scripts of the theatrical versions of the same series were basically all written by Kazunari Furuuchi (except "The Phantom of Baker Street", "Requiem of Detectives", "The Blue Coffin", "Detective of the Deep Sea", and "Sunflowers of Inferno"). Realism is his main style.