CATDOLL: Netizens are making fun of Conan's lines. Why are you so good at making memes?

Many settings in "Detective Conan" are far-fetched, such as being suspected of being a criminal just by eating a sandwich, or solving a case just by buying a pack of cigarettes, etc. Recently, a Japanese netizen spoofed Conan's lines, making everyone a "detective".

In addition to the 20th theatrical version of "Pure Dark Nightmare" which has been rising in box office, the recent topic of "Detective Conan" in Japan has also focused on another aspect, that is, the "suspicion" of the elementary school student Edogawa Conan, the god of death. In the 813th episode of the animation, Conan became suspicious when he saw a customer only ordered a sandwich during a certain meal period, which caused netizens to complain - "Isn't it okay if he just wants to eat!"

Detective Conan Episode 813: Buying a sandwich and being suspected of being a "criminal"

Such a scene usually occurs at the beginning of each "Detective Conan" story. When Conan and the detective team or Uncle Xiaolan come to a certain place and see someone behaving abnormally, the Grim Reaper will start a sentence with "How strange...", and then think of "This is what I should do at this time, but he (she) did this, there must be something wrong with this person", and follow up to solve one hidden case after another.

This scene was first seen in the 18th volume of the Conan comics. Conan became suspicious when he saw a man using a 1,000 yen bill to buy cigarettes at a supermarket instead of at a vending machine. Many years later, this scene still caused many netizens to complain - "He just doesn't have change," "Is it not possible to change the whole bill into change?", "Is it suspicious to just use a large bill to buy cigarettes?", and they began to imitate Conan's "How strange..." to make sentences.

I have to say that the Japanese netizens who imitated the sentence are really talented. Not only did they fully display their talent for spitting, but they also combined it with many current events.

Sentence 1: Why not upgrade to Win10?

Ayumi: "Conan-kun, what's wrong?"

Conan: "That person just now... he could upgrade to Windows 10 for free, so why didn't he update? How strange..."

Japanese netizens complained: Win10 is too difficult to use and I am not used to it. I just don’t want to update it. Is that not possible? !

Sentence 2: Why do I always fail in drawing cards?

Ayumi: "Conan-kun, what's wrong?"

Conan: "That person... He has already drawn 200 times, but still hasn't drawn a new SSR card... How strange..."

Japanese netizens complained: I am that African chief! And I drew more than 200 times...

Sentence 3: Why do you still have time to wander around when you are being urged to submit your manuscript?

Ayumi: "Conan-kun, what's wrong?"

Conan: "That guy... just said he was going to finish his manuscript, but two hours later he was still browsing the Pixiv illustration site... How strange..."

Japanese netizens complained: Generally speaking, people who say they have to rush to finish their manuscripts are just looking for excuses to delay, right? This is unbelievable!

Sentence 4: Why are you willing to spend money on card games when you have no friends?

Ayumi: "Conan-kun, what's wrong?"

Conan: "That person... he has no friends, but he spent so much money on card games... How strange..."

Japanese netizens complained: This is obviously me... Why did I spend so much money on these scam card games? I'm sorry I don't have any friends!

Sentence 5: Why did Hirano Aya change her wife again?

Even the voice actress Hirano Aya made a joke on Twitter, asking how many good sisters you have...

Ayumi: "Conan-kun, what's wrong?"

Conan: "That Hirano Aya...actually changed her wife again...how strange..."

There are countless examples of this on Twitter, and netizens are having a blast. From a formatting perspective, such sentences must begin with Ayumi's classic question, "Conan-kun, what's wrong?" Then "Conan" will say, "That person... obviously doesn't have XXX, but XXX, how strange," using this as evidence for "reasoning," and finally coming to a helpless "conclusion."

In addition, some netizens complained about the complaints - "She didn't do anything, why did Ayumi get caught in the crossfire..."