Akechi Shounen no Karei Naru Jikenbo

明智少年の華麗なる事件簿
Young Akechi's Magnificent Case Files
Kindaichi Shonen no Jikenbo - Akechi Files

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A side series of Young Kindaichi's case file. This manga consisted of: 1. "File 1 The First Case of Young Akechi/Alternative title: Farewell, My Dear Friend" (FILE1 明智少年最初の事件, "Fairu Ichi Akechi Shōnen Saisho no Jiken"?) 2. "File 2 Quartet with Intent to Kill/Alternative title: The Perfect Violinist, Akechi" (FILE2 殺意の四重奏, "Fairu Ni Satsui no Karutetto"?) 3. "File 3 Ghost Swordman Murder Case/Alternative title: The Pride Murder)" (FILE3 幽霊剣士殺人事件, "Fairu San Yūrei Kenshi Satsujin Jiken"?) 4. "Special Story Kengo’s Room" (スペシャルストーリー健悟の部屋, "Supesharu Sutōrī Kengo no Heya"?) (Source: wikipedia)

Published

Apr 15, 1998 to Feb 17, 2000

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Sequel

Akechi Keishi no Yuuga Naru Jikenbo

Parent Story

Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo: File Series

Main characters

Kengo Akechi21 fan favorites
External profile
An extremely intelligent, elite-level police detective (superintendent), who is Kenmochi's supervisor. First appearing in "Death TV," he is presented as an arrogant and snobbish character that becomes a rival to Kinda'ichi in crime-solving. However, Akechi (indeliberately) not only helped Kinda'ichi solve the case, but also aided him out of trouble. His relationship to Kinda'ichi is abraisive at the least, but they have an unspoken mutual respect for each other's abilities. He often compares the crimes in Japan to his experience in Los Angeles. He is proficient in English and French. In "The Magical Express," it's revealed that he met Reiko Chikamiya before her death, and this eventually helps Kinda'ichi solve the case. In "Murder at Hell's School," (disguised as a math teacher) he claimed that he had actually been a teacher in a very famous prep-school for three years. His name may be a reference to the classic Japanese detective Kogoro Akechi created by Edogawa Rampo. (Source: Wikipedia)