Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 500: "The Lord of the Rings" surpasses "Harry Potter" at the box office; Has Takeshi Ono lost?
Although the rules of Quidditch seem absurd, you have to admit that flying in the sky is more exciting than running on the ground.

"Go for it! Kill those pretentious Slytherin snakes!"

"The noble Slytherins will not be defeated by a bunch of brainless idiots!"

In the movie, the rivals Gryffindor and Slytherin are locked in a fierce battle, neither willing to back down, which keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.

Novels are ultimately just words; how can they compare to the directness of a film!
The audience, especially the children, were incredibly envious as they watched the little wizards flying around on screen.

At this very moment, countless children around the world are itching to get back and take out their brooms.

"Thai pants are hot~"

The three little girls, including Ayumi, repeatedly expressed their admiration.

"How do they get the power source to fly on a broomstick?"

Ai Haibara frowned and couldn't help but complain, "This is just too illogical!"

"That's right!" Conan chimed in, "Aren't you afraid of hurting your butt?"

Even so, their eyes remained fixed on the screen.

The match between the two teams is very intense, as shown in the video.

The two sides, who already disliked each other, frequently resorted to dirty tricks and fouls, and before long, both teams had injuries.

"Aren't they going to give him a red card?!"

Seeing a Slytherin batter swing his bat hard at a Gryffindor player next to him, nearly knocking him off his broom, Conan could no longer contain himself.

Where was the referee? He ignored such an obvious foul! Was he blind?!

As a loyal football fan, he simply couldn't stand Quidditch's ridiculous rules.

Ai Haibara retorted with a single sentence: "This isn't football, so where did the red card come from?"

Conan immediately rolled his eyes.

Damn! Koizumi Akako doesn't understand sports at all!

Conan wasn't the only one with opinions on this; Quidditch is indeed too simplistic and crude, drawing criticism from many fans.

However, most viewers still enjoyed the movie; after all, movies are just for entertainment.

In the scene, Slytherin, living up to their reputation as six-time consecutive Quidditch Cup champions, quickly gained the upper hand and almost dominated Gryffindor.

In the audience, Gryffindor students and those who disliked Slytherin cheered for the little lions, but unfortunately, they couldn't reverse the tide; the difference in strength was an objective fact.

As a result, everyone's gaze involuntarily fell upon the small, thin figure in the air.

The only chance to turn the tide now is to catch the Golden Snitch as soon as possible, and Harry Potter is the one who carries this hope!
To face such immense pressure in his first competition would likely have caused anyone else to lose their composure, but Harry, true to his savior status, possessed a strong heart and also inherited his father James Potter's talent for flying.

So the audience saw Harry Potter flying around in the sky on a broomstick.

Suddenly, his eyes lit up!
I saw it! The Golden Snitch!

Harry suddenly swooped down, startling the Slytherin Seeker, who rushed to follow but was always a step too late.

In the end, Ha used a beautiful sloth-like roll to catch the Golden Snitch, successfully winning the victory for his team!
"Yes! We won!"

A cheer erupted from the stadium.

Harry also became a hero in Gryffindor, which made him truly integrate into Gryffindor.

The wonderful school life also changed Harry's personality, making him more cheerful.

Halloween is approaching, and Hermione is in mortal danger because of Quirrell's plot. Fortunately, Harry and Ron arrive in time to save her from the troll.

"No matter how many times I watch it, it always feels strange..."

Watching Hermione cry her heart out on the screen, Sera Masumi in the audience had a strange expression on her face and couldn't help but mutter to herself.

Thinking of her stern, shrewd mother, and then looking at the whimpering little girl on the screen, Sera Masumi had a lot of complaints she wanted to vent.

This feeling is so damn weird! (￣ω￣;)
No wonder Mom didn't come to the movies; she probably couldn't stand it herself. Luckily, I sneaked over to watch it...

Sera Masumi's lips twitched, but her eyes remained fixed on the screen.

It felt strange, but the movie was still very good.

"Wow—Mom's pouting! So cute!"

……

The movie continues.

Thanks to this life-or-death experience, the three main characters were able to put aside their differences and officially form a trio, starting to work together to investigate the Philosopher's Stone.

They first suspected Snape.

Who told this guy not to look like a good person?

Conan, the sarcastic commentator, is back online: "No bad guy is ever so obvious. In my experience, the culprit is often the most inconspicuous one, so there's only one truth—the culprit is Quirrell!"

Ai Haibara rolled her eyes at him. Who hasn't read the original work? Why are you giving away spoilers?
The plot then enters its final climax.

The three, believing they had caught Snape in a weakness, willingly entered into and experienced a make-believe adventure arranged by Dumbledore in order to stop him from stealing the Philosopher's Stone.

After overcoming numerous obstacles, Harry was finally left alone to face the mastermind behind the scenes.

To his surprise, the other person was not Snape as he had expected, but Quirrell.

After a barrage of words, Voldemort, the man behind Quirrell, controlled his puppets and decided to kill the guy who had ruined him.

Unfortunately, Lily Potter tricked me again.

Voldemort was once again defeated by that ancient magic of familial protection!

Therefore, no woman is easy to mess with, especially when she is a mother.

It wasn't until Voldemort fled in disarray that Dumbledore "arrived late," and with a series of persuasive words, he completely fooled Harry, leading him down the path of fighting the Dark Lord.

Then, in public, he blatantly took sides, giving Harry and his friends a huge boost, which directly led to Gryffindor reclaiming the House Cup from Slytherin after many years.

Amuro Tooru in the audience chuckled to himself.

Dumbledore really went to great lengths to nurture Harry Potter.

Experience and reputation were practically handed to him hand in hand.

Amuro Tooru shook his head. Undeniably, Dumbledore was indeed a great man, but his mind was perhaps a bit too heavy. Of course, as a public security officer, he didn't find it objectionable.

At least Dumbledore was genuinely kind to Harry, and in terms of dirty tactics, he was nothing compared to any intelligence agency in the world, including the Public Security Bureau.

To possess such power as Dumbledore, yet still maintain such restraint, truly deserves the title of "great."

Most viewers didn't share Amuro Tooru's sentiments; they were still immersed in the exciting plot that had just unfolded.

The series of realistic and dazzling special effects, in particular, left the audience thoroughly entertained.

After defeating the final boss, the story comes to an end.

At the end of his first year, Harry left Hogwarts and returned to the Dursleys.

But now his fate has undergone a dramatic change.

He was no longer that weak and helpless little boy, but had become a little wizard who had mastered magic!
Ultimately, the story ends the moment Harry boards the steam train.

The final scene shows a train speeding along endless tracks, foreshadowing that this is not the end, but the beginning of another adventure!
The screen darkens, and classic background music begins.

When the words "The End" appeared on the screen, the audience erupted in thunderous applause!
"awesome!"

"fantastic!"

"This is the magical world I've been waiting for!"

"As expected of Director Onino!"

"..."

Amidst the applause, a series of cheers and exclamations erupted from the audience.

The audience's reaction shows just how popular the movie "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" is.

Sitting in the first row, Ono Takeshi smiled, his eyes suddenly becoming deep.

"I've placed my piece; what's your response?"

……

"Crash-"

In America, far across the ocean, enthusiastic applause erupted from cinemas around the world.

"Too beautiful!"

"This was so exciting to watch!"

"Magnificent, grand... I saw an epic feel in this movie!"

"This is the real magical world! No children's book can compare!"

"No, I want to watch it again with my family!"

"Me too!"

"..."

Hearing the continuous praise coming from behind them, a group of Warner Bros. executives who had also come to watch the premiere all smiled with pride and joy.

A resounding victory!

The audience's genuine reactions proved the excellence of "The Lord of the Rings"!

It worked!
The higher-ups couldn't help but turn their gaze eastward.

"We've made our move, can you withstand it!"

……

"A fantastic masterpiece dedicated to the whole world!"

"That man created a magical world of fantasy for children all over the world!"

"I dare say: this movie will definitely set off a 'magic craze'!"

"..."

The following day, major media outlets around the world published news about "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," with most of the comments praising it.

From the moment it premiered, every screening was sold out, proving with solid facts that this film is a classic.

Its reputation has been rising steadily, with almost no negative reviews.

There is no doubt that Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was a success, and a huge success at that!
The world was not too surprised by this.

Isn't this just a basic move by Takeshi Onino?

However, this time the situation seems to have changed.

Besides "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," there is another film that is just as good and has also received high praise.

This movie is, of course, "The Lord of the Rings".

When it was first released, no one expected it to cause such a sensation.

The moment the opening day box office figures were released, the entire global film industry was shaken—

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone grossed $1.05 million worldwide on its opening day!
Both its box office and occupancy rates far surpass those of other films released during the same period, making it a complete crushing success.

The film's success is undeniable.

What is truly surprising is that, even so, Ono Takeshi did not come out on top this time.

Soon after, the global opening day box office figures for "The Lord of the Rings" were released... $1.053 million!
Whether by coincidence or not, it earned exactly $30 more than "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone"!
Although it's only 30, it's still a lot!
The news sent shockwaves around the world!

Everyone who learned the news was utterly shocked.

Did The Lord of the Rings surpass Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone at the box office?
Which means...

Oni Takeshi...lost?
hiss--

Upon realizing this, everyone gasped in shock.

Immediately, many people became excited.

There's something good to watch!
(End of this chapter)