A show with some incredibly contrived murder plots, but it's never boring, and occasionally emotionally charged (that story arc in Episodes 19-22, in particular.) Kindaichi's sexist insensitivity to Miyuki did lower my opinion of him a bit. 4 stars.
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The File of Young Kindaichi Returns
Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo Returns · 金田一少年の事件簿R【リターンズ】 · 2014–2015
A brilliant high school detective solves impossible locked-room murder mysteries with intellect.
Synopsis
Beneath his carefree and lazy exterior, high school student Hajime Kindaichi possesses an astounding IQ of one hundred eighty, inherited from his legendary grandfather, master detective Kosuke Kindaichi. Accompanied by his loyal childhood friend Miyuki Nanase and veteran police inspector Isamu Kenmochi, Hajime repeatedly stumbles into gruesome, labyrinthine murder scenes across Japan and abroad. Confronted by seemingly impossible locked-room homicides, bizarre occult curses, and cunning theatrical serial killers orchestrated by his nemesis Yoichi Takato, Hajime pieces together minute forensic clues, swearing on his grandfather's sacred name to unmask the culprits.
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Episodes
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Characters
134
Staff
79Storyboard9
Theme Song Arrangement6
Theme Song Composition3
Theme Song Lyrics3
Theme Song Performance8
Studios
Main Studio
Producer
HakiPoints
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So I was a bit disappointed this time, not just because it doesn't do anything new with the formula, but more so because it mostly doesn't do as much WITHIN the formula as it sometimes did in the first season.
Read full reviewThe only thing you'll be investigating is why you bothered.
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