Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 736 Rumi Wakasa VS Takeshi Onino, Filming Wraps Up

A black suit and slicked-back hair—it was the same familiar outfit.

With that face that resembles "the evil of this world," Takeshi Ono's villainous characters certainly exude the aura of a mastermind behind the scenes.

His appearance immediately gave people a strong sense of oppression, and the heroine's original momentum of repeated victories and strong revenge was immediately suppressed by him.

"Hiss—no matter how many times I watch it, Director Onino's villainous characters are always so amazing!"

Conan's witty remark... his heartfelt praise immediately drew unanimous agreement from those around him.

Oni Takeshi's eyebrows twitched, but he resisted the urge to glare at the brat and continued to immerse himself in his role.

Although he doesn't appear on screen often, his acting skills are truly outstanding. He brings to life the image of a top assassin simply through changes in expression and eyes.

Coupled with his unhurried tone and the imposing manner he exuded, he truly lived up to his name as the mastermind behind the scenes.

After this period of honing her skills, Rumi Wakasa's acting is definitely not bad, and the image of the female lead as strong, fierce, and powerful has deeply impressed people.

But at this moment, Oni Takeshi naturally became the center of everyone's attention.

His natural talent, coupled with his acting skills, makes Takeshi Ono's portrayal of the villain "outstanding".

At this moment, Rumi Wakasa felt the same way.

It was still the same face, but the moment Oni Takeshi appeared before her, her body tensed up instinctively.

That was her killer instinct when faced with a threat.

The man in front of her put immense pressure on her.

Taking a deep breath and suppressing the urge to act, Rumi Wakasa tried her best to get into character, and her eyes instantly became complicated.

The man before her had made her who she was, yet he had also destroyed her with his own hands.

Black Mamba's feelings toward Oni Takeshi are extremely complex and difficult to describe in words; they contain both deep-seated hatred and an inescapable entanglement.

But in the end, hatred prevailed, and Black Mamba wanted to put an end to everything.

However, Oni Takeshi seemed to have anticipated her arrival, giving her a completely unexpected "surprise"—

The child she thought she had lost reappeared before her eyes!
The moment he saw his daughter, all his hatred, grudges, and determination for revenge paled in comparison to the joy of their reunion.

Upon witnessing this reunion between mother and daughter, Ono Takeshi's lips curled into a meaningful and smug smile.

In the scene, Rumi Wakasa and Ai Haibara, who plays her daughter, embrace each other excitedly and cry tears of joy.

Although they all outwardly expressed their emotions very well, they all inwardly felt quite uncomfortable.

Ai Haibara is not used to close contact with a relatively unfamiliar woman, while Rumi Wakasa has no experience as a mother and feels somewhat awkward about it.

At the same time, both of them instinctively felt a strange sense of unease towards each other.

After finally finishing the scene, Ai Haibara immediately broke away from Rumi Wakasa's embrace and kept her distance.

For some reason, I couldn't help but feel a little wary of this woman.

Rumi Wakasa also took a look at the little girl in front of her, but then she thought to herself, how could the little girl, who is a world-famous child star, possibly have anything to do with the organization?

She shook her head, realizing she was overthinking things, and even gave a self-deprecating laugh. She had indeed become somewhat obsessed with the organization.

But... as long as I can destroy the organization and avenge my adoptive mother, I am not afraid of falling into the abyss!
Fortunately, she has already grasped the situation.

Wakasa Rumi glanced at Vermouth and Mizunashi Rena without making a sound, a cold glint flashing in her eyes.

……

After the mother-daughter reunion scene, Black Mamba once again faces Takeshi Oni.

Although she was overjoyed to have her daughter back, her weakness was only momentary, and it could not shake her belief in revenge.

Instead, it strengthened his resolve to take his daughter away from Ono Takeshi.

Black Mamba's reaction was exactly what Ono Takeshi had expected.

Because their daughter was present, the two did not make a move immediately. After Ai Haibara fell asleep, Takeshi Onino also did not make a move, but instead prepared a sumptuous candlelight dinner.

He then graciously invited Black Mamba to sit down. The latter, unfazed, sat before his enemy amidst indescribable emotions.

In the flickering candlelight, two sworn enemies, each wanting the other dead, were enjoying a harmonious dinner, creating a momentarily romantic atmosphere.

However, beneath the seemingly romantic atmosphere lies a deadly undercurrent of violence.

Oni Takeshi admitted that the massacre at the wedding was due to a misunderstanding that Black Mamba wanted to leave the organization without permission, which led him to angrily issue the order. However, it was too late to mend the situation.

Thus, the final battle took place between the two.

One second, the two were still sharing their innermost thoughts at the restaurant; the next second, Black Mamba's katana was already gleaming with a chilling light, mercilessly slashing towards Oni Takeshi's neck.

The latter remained calm and composed, and with a slight turn of his head, he caused the attack to miss its mark.

With a flick of his wrist, an identical katana appeared in Ono Takeshi's hand, and he swung it without hesitation.

The same ruthlessness and sharpness, filled with a chillingly resolute killing intent!
The two exchanged blows, their blades flashing, and a life-or-death struggle ensued.

Takeshi Ono made some modifications here.

The original Bill was quite strong, and the action choreography between the two was very entertaining.

But now that it's Takeshi Ono, the level is slightly insufficient.

With his face alone, it's impossible for Oni Takeshi to be easily killed by Black Mamba.

Anyone who watches this will worry that the villain will kill the protagonist.

Therefore, in order to live up to his identity as the main villain, and also to make the final battle more exciting, Ono Takeshi suppressed his strength to a level similar to that of Wakasa Rumi, and then forced her to go all out.

In the instant they clashed, Rumi Wakasa felt an overwhelming pressure emanating from Takeshi Ono, a pressure that made her feel suffocated.

I couldn't help but widen my eyes.

In a daze, she had a strange feeling, as if she were fighting with herself.

Under Oni Takeshi's guidance and pressure, she had no choice but to use all her strength.

The two fought with lightning speed, their blades flashing, their movements fluid and agile, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

Ono Takeshi suppressed his strength, which was enough to put enough pressure on Wakasa Rumi without leaving her powerless to fight back. For him, whose strength far exceeded that of his opponent, it was not difficult to do so.

Wakasa Rumi became increasingly alarmed as the fight progressed.

She could certainly see that Oni no Takeshi was deliberately controlling her, which shocked her.

Under these circumstances, Oni Takeshi was still able to control his strength so precisely, fighting to a standstill with him, which proved that Oni Takeshi was far stronger than him.

Although I already knew that Ono Takeshi was exceptionally strong, it was only after we fought that I truly realized how terrifying he was.

While shocked, Rumi Wakasa couldn't help but feel fortunate.

Fortunately, I never intended to offend Oni Takeshi, and that decision was definitely the right one.

When she performs at her full potential, Rumi Wakasa's strength, while not comparable to Takeshi Onino, is still among the top fighters in the Conan world.

With Oni Takeshi's deliberate guidance, the battle between the two was extremely exciting, leaving the onlookers in awe.

The intensity and spectacle of this battle surpassed the previous ones; the two were like two unparalleled swordsmen, dancing together between life and death.

It has the flavor of a duel in the Eastern martial arts world, as well as the atmosphere of a cowboy duel in the West.

This brought the film to its climax and gave it a perfect ending.

Ultimately, due to the plot, Oni Takeshi died at the hands of the Black Mamba.

The burly figure slowly collapsed under the woman's heavy breathing and the complex gaze of someone who had finally avenged their grudge...

"Card!"

"Filming of 'Killing Oni-no-Kise' is wrapped!"

(End of this chapter)