Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 520 A Red School Trip: A Life Full of Tragedy for an Unlucky Guy

Seeing the man's disappointed expression, Ono Takeshi rolled his eyes again.

He waved his hand impatiently: "Alright, tell me why you tried to commit suicide!"

Although the person in front of him was not Lord Tengu, the man dared not disobey him because of his fierce face and burly figure.

He answered honestly:
"My name is Michio Izukuri, and I'm a designer. The reason I committed suicide is because my work was plagiarized. I contacted them hoping they could add my name to the end credits of the movie, but..."

At this point, Michio Izukuri's expression turned hateful.

He couldn't believe his classmate had gone to such lengths, and now he felt nothing but resentment.

Upon hearing Michio Izukuri's words, Takeshi Ono's heart skipped a beat, and a slight look of surprise appeared on his face as he looked him up and down: "You wouldn't be talking about 'Crimson Tengu,' would you?"

"It's this movie!"

Michio Ichigo spoke urgently.

"Please believe me, this is really my work! It's the one I originally wanted to publish as a comic, but it was despicably stolen by Ximu and his gang!"

Oni Takeshi looked thoughtful.

I seem to recall there was indeed such an episode.

This unlucky guy named Michio Izumi was originally in the same university club as Chiko Kuran and the others, but in addition to this tokusatsu research club, he also joined another manga club.

It was graduation season, and Keiko Anchi and others needed to film a graduation project, but they couldn't find a suitable script for the time being.

Just then, Taro Nishiki unexpectedly discovered the manuscript created by Michio Izukuri, which was the work he was preparing to make his official debut as a manga artist.

To his delight, Nishiki Taro discovered that the content of this work was excellent and deeply captivated him; it was a rare and outstanding piece.

I was immediately pleasantly surprised.

Isn't this the perfect script?

So they immediately set their sights on it.

Ultimately, without Izukuri Michio's knowledge, Nishiki Taro, Kurashiki Chiko, and others photographed the manuscript and turned it into their graduation project.

And this manuscript is "The Crimson Asura Tengu"!
As a result, the film received an unexpectedly enthusiastic response and widespread acclaim upon its release.

Anchi Keiko and others successfully entered the entertainment industry and thrived thereafter.

Conversely, Michio's fate was not as good.

When he discovered that his work had been plagiarized, he was furious but helpless.

But his pride prevented him from acknowledging it as his own work, and he insisted on not allowing Nishiki Taro and the others to add his name to this graduation project.

Unfortunately, Michio Izukuri's ambitions were too high, and his fate was too fragile. In the end, he failed to realize his dream of becoming a manga artist and instead became a corporate designer.

The sharp edges of youth have been worn down by the harsh realities of life.

Therefore, upon learning that Taro Nishiki and his team were planning to remake "Akame ga Shura Tengu" again, he swallowed his pride and approached them, requesting that his name be added to the end credits.
This way, at least he can see his work appear on the big screen, which somewhat makes up for the regret, and he can accept the unfairness of fate with equanimity.

But to everyone's surprise, Michio Izukuri didn't see his name in the movie during the preview screening.

This greatly affected him, and he believed that Nishiki Taro and others had betrayed him and abandoned their promise.

In despair, all the resentment from the past surged into his mind, and in a moment of impulse, he chose to jump off the Shimizu stage and commit suicide.

This incident, unsurprisingly, led to a series of murders.

As Izukuri Michio's best friend, Akada Riki believes that others deliberately omitted Izukuri Michio's name, leading to his suicide.

Therefore, in order to avenge his friend, he killed Nishiki Taro and Ii Jun Moriya. When he was about to kill Masanori, he was stopped by Shinichi Kudo and others who arrived and exposed his scheme on the spot.

As it turned out, Keiko Anchi told Riki Agada that the producer didn't allow them to include Michio Izukuri's name. However, they managed to incorporate Izukuri's name into the film by changing his stage name, which was a way of indirectly letting him appear in the movie.

In the end, the old routine of the murderer confessing and repenting naturally unfolded.

This is the content of the special episode of "Red Study Tour".

Without a doubt, Michio Izukuri's life was a complete tragedy.

But compared to these grudges and entanglements, including Takeshi Onino, fans focused entirely on the sweet moments between Shinichi and Ran in this episode.

The "kiss of the century" brought tears to the eyes of countless ShinRan fans.

This episode thus became a classic.

Upon hearing the name Michio Izukuri, and considering his tragic past, Takeshi Ono quickly recalled the relevant details.

While lamenting that Kuri Michio's life was full of tragedies, he couldn't help but feel fortunate.

Fortunately, she intervened in time to save him. She denied letting Michio Izukuri commit suicide. After the media reports amplified the situation, it will have a significant impact on the reputation of Oni no Eiga and the movie "Crimson Shura Tengu".

The root of this matter does indeed lie with Nishiki Taro and his group; what they did back then was certainly unethical.

Her actions are not much different from those of Chikako Ikeda.

It's one thing to gain fame by using Li Weizhi's work, but what's even more outrageous is that, from their graduation project to its current film adaptation, over the years, none of them have officially recognized Li Weizhi's work or acknowledged it as his creation.

They comfortably enjoy the flowers and applause that come from other people's hard work.

Perhaps because they couldn't bear to give up fame and fortune, they eventually took everything for granted.

Of course, since they were both plagiarists, Ono Takeshi had nothing to criticize them for. He didn't know why Izukuri Michio's name still didn't appear in the movie this time.

It's probably because they didn't get the producer's permission.

The producer of this film was arranged by Ghost Wild Pictures.

Even if that were the case, Takeshi Ono wouldn't blame the producer, because it wasn't their responsibility. Given that he didn't know that Michio Izukuri was the original author, it was only natural for him to refuse to include a stranger's name.

The demands made by Anchi Keiko and others were already quite abrupt.

Moreover, they never revealed Kuri Michio's identity from beginning to end.

As a result, these people, just like in the original story, played a word game with the group's name, unilaterally assuming that Michio Izukuri would be able to figure it out and be happy about it.

It's all just self-pity.

To believe oneself to be unparalleled in loyalty and righteousness is, in reality, utterly meaningless.

Including Akada Riki, who sought revenge for his friend.

What were you doing earlier? !

If you really care about Michio Izukuri, why not just say that he is the original author and clear his name?
After being rejected by the producer, you can try other methods. If all else fails, you can go directly to Ono Takeshi and plead for him!
In the end, they did nothing; they just played a word game.

Ono Takeshi didn't know if Izukuri Michio had noticed it at the time, but that didn't really matter. At least for Izukuri Michio, the scene was full of irony.

They stole his work without permission and are now playing these meaningless word games. Nishiki Taro and his associates have never respected Izukuri Michio.

No wonder he chose to commit suicide in despair.

Fortunately, he was not destined to die.

Thinking of this, Oni Takeshi spoke up...

(End of this chapter)