Detective School Q
The story began in a classroom of a middle school. Our main character, Kyu, when called by the guidance counselor, declared that he wanted to be a detective. He took the entrance exam to Dan Detective School where talented people from the whole country gather. He passed the difficult entrance exam for the so-called "Q Class" (Q = qualified), which is personally instructed by the founder and head master of the school, the legendary famous detective, Dan Morihiko. There he got to know Minami Megumi with her photographic memory ability, Touyama Kintarou - the descendant of Kin-san from Touyama, Narusawa Kazuma - a genius programmer, and Amakusa Ryu - the weird Tokyo University student. The five of them work together, as well as competing each other, heading towards graduation.
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Plot Summary
The series follows the escapades of the brilliant but lazy Ryuu, who is unexpectedly scouted to join the prestigious Dan Detective School. Along with his quirky classmates, including the beautiful but airheaded Yukari, the tech-savvy Kinta, and the stoic, knife-wielding Ryoko, Ryuu must solve complex cases using their unique deductive skills. Despite his initial reluctance, Ryuu's sharp intellect proves invaluable as they navigate a series of challenging mysteries, often under the watchful eye of their eccentric instructors.
Critical Reception
Detective School Q was a popular anime series in Japan, known for its engaging mysteries and charming cast of characters. While it didn't achieve massive international fame, it garnered a dedicated following among anime enthusiasts who appreciated its blend of humor and crime-solving elements. The series is often praised for its clever plotting and character development, making it a memorable entry in the school-based detective genre.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its intriguing mystery plots and well-developed characters.
- Appreciated for its blend of humor and serious detective work.
- Noted for its engaging premise and the dynamic between the student detectives.
Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the series' ability to present complex cases in an accessible and entertaining manner, with particular fondness for the main characters and their interactions.
Fun Fact
The anime is based on a manga series of the same name written and illustrated by Hiroaki Samura, who is also known for the acclaimed samurai manga 'Blade of the Immortal'.
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