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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: DNA tests cannot narrow down a person's age accurately enough to confidently say that Kaitou KID is 15-17 years old - telomeres get shorter with age, but each person's telomeres are different lengths. There is not one true standard, so without knowing the initial length of KID's it wouldn't be possible to assign an age to him based on the final length.
* ArtisticLicenseLaw: The legalities of Hakuba having access to the DNA database of all high-school students in japan seems rather suspect at best and a horrible breach of privacy at worst...
* ArtisticLicenseLaw: The legalities of Hakuba having access to the DNA database of all high-school students in japan seems rather suspect at best and a horrible breach of privacy at worst...
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* EverythingsEvenWorseWithSharks: Partly due to Kaito [[IdiotBall kicking it while it was asleep.]]
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A twenty-four episode adaptation produced by A-1 Pictures debuted during the [[Fall2014Anime Fall 2014 Season]], which sees some technological upgrades (for instance, Kaito reads media coverage of his exploits on a smartphone and converses with his mother over Skype).
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A twenty-four episode adaptation produced by A-1 Pictures debuted during the [[Fall2014Anime Fall 2014 Season]], in October 2014, which sees some technological upgrades (for instance, Kaito reads media coverage of his exploits on a smartphone and converses with his mother over Skype).
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** The ''1412'' anime takes care of that, as Aoko breaks the necklace when she gives her dad an ArmorPiercingSlap at the end of the story.
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** The ''1412'' anime takes care of that, as Aoko breaks the necklace when she gives her dad an ArmorPiercingSlap a tight slap at the end of the story.
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* TheMeanBrit: As Saguru is pretty much a [[BritishStuffiness straight guy]], Kaito may lean toward labeling him this way -- though Saguru is [[ButNotTooForeign half-Japanese]].
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Everything's perfectly fine, until one day when he finds out about a recent resurgence by a local villain, a mysterious PhantomThief clothed in white and famous for his signature [[BadassCape cape]], [[NiceHat hat]] and [[HighClassGlass monocle]] who specializes in using stage magic and street magic to steal his targets. Feeling challenged, he decides to find out all he can about the man.
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Everything's perfectly fine, until one day when he finds out about a recent resurgence by a local villain, a mysterious PhantomThief clothed in white and famous for his signature [[BadassCape cape]], [[NiceHat hat]] hat and [[HighClassGlass monocle]] who specializes in using stage magic and street magic to steal his targets. Feeling challenged, he decides to find out all he can about the man.
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* PantyShot: Played with. Upon seeing Aoko's panties, Kaito is scared because her panties have fish pattern. Aoko is then all too eager to show her panties.
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Sound familiar? It should. The Kaitou Kid also happens to be one of the most popular characters of ''Manga/CaseClosed'' - the infinitely more famous detective show by the same mangaka, Gosho Aoyama. ''Magic Kaito'' actually began serialization in ''Magazine/ShonenSunday'' in 1987--seven years before ''Case Closed'' began--but the series has been on hiatus after the first two volumes came out in 1988, and Aoyama only occasionally draws new chapters for it while working more continuously on ''Case Closed''. The two series are set in the same 'verse, and since ''Magic Kaito'' volumes stopped being regularly produced, you can thank CanonWelding for his continuing existence and that of his peers.
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Sound familiar? It should. The Kaitou Kid also happens to be one of the most popular characters of ''Manga/CaseClosed'' - the infinitely more famous detective show by the same mangaka, Gosho Aoyama. ''Magic Kaito'' actually began serialization in ''Magazine/ShonenSunday'' in 1987--seven years before ''Case Closed'' began--but the series has been went on hiatus after the first two volumes came out in 1988, and Aoyama only occasionally draws new chapters for it while working more continuously on ''Case Closed''. The two series are set in the same 'verse, and since ''Magic Kaito'' volumes stopped being regularly produced, you can thank CanonWelding for his continuing existence and that of his peers.
