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Si Mappa hubiera adaptado Dragon Ball Z

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Hay que recuperar el auténtico fútbol

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@anemoslime Nunca superarán el estilo clasico de Shinichi

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@shihosbot Not only do they hate Haibara, but it seems like they’ve never read the manga.

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@jonathaneko98 @code5711 Haibara comprende la soledad y tristeza que siente Rumi , y por eso la quiere ayudar como hicieron Conan, Agasa, y los niños con ella. Legitimamente me parece una dinamica muy interesante que espero que Gosho lo desarrolle bien

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@jonathaneko98 @S2files Es que cuando más debates con ellos más se nota que menos saben de la obra

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@NekosagiVN Se nota muchisimo que Gosho no sabe que hacer con Haibara luego de Bell Tree, ahora parece que quiere que Haibara evangelize a Rumi, a ver como resulta esto.

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@mngpidni You don't even know if those people took the drug before or after Shinichi, since Koji Haneda and Amanda who were on that list died 17 years ago. What is certain is that Shinichi was the first person to try Haibara's drug.

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@mngpidni Ran just needs to tell the police that this "Azusa" is an impostor that she's the kidnapper in disguise. And why would the BO target the FBI further when it's the Japanese police handling the Vermouth situation? Besides, as I said before, Ran has no idea about the Organization.

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@mngpidni Bourbon know Vermouth's identity and how important it is for catching the Boss. Ran knows nothing about that; to her, Vermouth is a kidnapper who tried to abduct Haibara and Conan and injured Jodie. It’s stupid of her not to have notified the police.

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@shihosbot The worst part is that there are people who call her a criminal, when she was always the victim; she was forced to create a poison when her intentions were quite different. Her sister was murdered, and when she resisted, she was locked up.

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@noa2r8566hzzk @S2files @gamf_staff I think that if you've read the manga and are a Detective Conan fan, but don't remember that case, then you're a shitty fan.

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@noa2r8566hzzk @S2files @gamf_staff ?????

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@noa2r8566hzzk @gamf_staff What does it matter whether she’s a criminal or not when it comes to her wanting to commit suicide? What exactly is your point? She isn’t the one using the drug to kill people; she doesn’t want anyone to die because of her; she never intended to create a poison.

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@noa2r8566hzzk @S2files @gamf_staff It became more structural because it had the FBI's backing; furthermore, Akai didn't share details about the BO with Conan. It was James Black who told him about Akai's past with the BO.

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@noa2r8566hzzk @gamf_staff Ella pensaba que podía morir pero no lo puede confirmar con seguridad, porque la droga nunca se ha confirmado que pueda matar a las personas, ya que Shinichi fue la primera vez que lo usaron con humanos, y ella sabe que sobrevivió.

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@S2files She isn't the one killing people; the organization is. If she hadn't helped them, she would have been killed and her sister, too. If you consider that to be the definition of a criminal, then you have no idea what a criminal actually is.

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@S2files Are you saying it's okay to save criminals so they don't go to jail, like Vermouth? What the hell are you talking about?