Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 565 Child Prodigy Conan! Saigyouji Yuyuko: Conan, I believe you can see ghosts!

Through Rintaro's tireless efforts, he finally gained Conan's trust.

The latter shared a secret that had been hidden deep in his heart with him—

Conan actually possesses the legendary ability to see ghosts!
From a young age, he could see things that others couldn't—souls!
Or rather, a ghost.

This bizarre and unspeakable experience instilled fear and dread in young Conan, gradually leading him to become withdrawn, sensitive, and silent.

He became a strange "freak" in the eyes of others who were unaware of the truth.

Upon learning the root cause of Conan's transformation, Rintaro was greatly surprised.

At first, he found it hard to believe.

Even though he tried his best to convince himself to trust Conan, his rational mind still made him, like everyone else, think that it was a very absurd thing.

He couldn't convince himself to set aside his professional knowledge and believe the boy's "nonsense."

Ultimately, Rintaro concluded that Conan was suffering from delusions.

—Just like Vincent, the patient who shot himself before me!
Rintaro's regret and heartache has always been that he couldn't win back a lonely, fearful boy who trusted him.

He wants to repent and redeem himself by curing Conan, making amends for what he did to Vincent back then.

But he failed again this time.

After several attempts, Rintaro realized he was still powerless and once again chose to give up on the boy.

He ignored the boy's trust and pleas to stay, and resolutely left.

Seeing the boy on the big screen with tears in his eyes, yet stubbornly holding them back, the audience couldn't help but feel heartbroken.

Conan delivers an exceptionally outstanding performance here!

Through just a change in his eyes, he clearly conveyed emotions such as reluctance, sadness, disappointment, panic, pleading, and even implied despair.

Those moist eyes, clenched teeth, flushed face, and slightly twitching skin, though they didn't say a word, perfectly conveyed the atmosphere of sorrow!
The audience could see that the boy was reluctant to let Rintaro leave, and Rintaro's abandonment caused his gradually opening heart to close again.

"Waaaaah... Conan, you're so pitiful..."

Ayumi grabbed Conan's arm, her little face already wet with tears, and sobbed as she spoke.

Conan tried to pull his arm away but couldn't, so he could only say, "Ayumi, that was just acting~"

"You clueless idiot!"

On the other side, Ai Haibara rolled her eyes and made a sarcastic remark.

Meanwhile, Mitsuhiko, separated from Ai Haibara by Genta, stared at Conan with envy. He really wanted to sit between Ayumi and Ai too!
The other students were also affected, and their gazes toward Conan were all filled with sympathy.

Sitting in front of him, Saigyouji Yuyuko turned around, her small face filled with seriousness and determination:

"Edogawa-kun, I believe you have the ability to see ghosts!"
Don't worry, I absolutely, positively will not consider you a 'freak'!

Conan: ...

Not only the children at Teitan Elementary School, but also many film critics who came to watch the movie showed surprised expressions, amazed by the acting skills of the little boy on the big screen.

"A genius performance!"

Film critics have expressed their sincere praise.

Such profound and infectious acting is something that most adult actors would find difficult to perform, yet it appeared in a seven-year-old boy.

Her performance in this scene even overshadowed veteran actor Osamu Kenzaki, making him pale in comparison.

What is this if not genius?
As expected of a famous child star in Japan, he truly lives up to his reputation!
The film critics seemed to have discovered a rare gem, their eyes filled with appreciation, and they excitedly picked up their pens and began writing furiously.

Conan's outstanding performance sparked their inspiration!

At the same time, they also gave high praise to Takeshi Onino's film.

The plot and acting are simply perfect!

Undoubtedly a classic!
As expected of Takeshi Onino! Countless viewers were amazed by Conan's performance on screen.

Of course, Conan himself is an extremely important factor. His exceptional intelligence and near-adult thinking allow him to fully understand the characters' emotional experiences and personalities.

With the guidance of Takeshi Ono, Conan's performance was in no way inferior to that of the original Haley Joel.

With such emotional appeal, the audience expressed sympathy and heartache for him.

This has led to controversy surrounding the character of Rintaro.

Some viewers believe that since he came to help and treat Conan with the intention of atonement and making up for his regrets, how could he give up halfway?
However, some rational viewers felt that Rintaro had already done his best, and continuing would only be a waste of time; giving up in time was the wise choice.

Whether condemning or praising, this film is compelling viewers to keep watching.

As expected, Takeshi Oni's movies never disappoint!

Viewers have been captivated by the plot of "The Sixth Sense".

The movie continues.

Back home, Rintaro was also not feeling well. Of course, he didn't want to give up on Conan, but he was also troubled by his own powerlessness, which made him very painful.

Meanwhile, another troubling matter was also troubling him—

Rintaro discovers that his wife and he are drifting further and further apart.

He called to his wife, but she didn't respond, and didn't even look at him.

Why have people who once loved each other so much ended up like this?

Why can't we sit down and have a proper conversation with ourselves?
Rintaro couldn't understand it and was very distressed.

He even discovered that his wife was being pursued by employees at the store, and that they might be having some kind of relationship that he didn't want to believe!

The looming threat of marital discord and his guilt towards Conan caused Rintaro immense suffering.

To escape, he began to bury himself in his work.

However, while he was organizing his old work files, he accidentally heard Vincent's last recorded audio recording.

Suddenly, he sensed something was amiss!
Rintaro discovered several details in Vincent's recording.

In the pause of Vincent's speech, a sentence could be faintly heard:

"It's very cold..."

And the words "yo no quiero morir" heard amidst the noise.

After researching, Rintaro discovered that the phrase was in Spanish and meant "I don't want to die."

Such anomalies are hard not to make connections.

Rintaro suddenly remembered that Conan's words were exactly the same as what Vincent said before he shot him.

Finally, Rintaro realized his mistake and completely believed Conan's words.

He really can see the souls of the dead!

Bizarre yet real!

Upon realizing this, Rintaro was immediately plunged into endless regret...

at the same time.

With Rintaro's departure, Conan, who had closed himself off again, seemed to have reverted to being that strange, withdrawn, and misunderstood boy once more.

Everything seemed to have returned to square one.

Until one day, he met a little girl...

(End of this chapter)