Volume 2: The Mummy's Curse Murder Discussion

Mmh... The problem with Kindaichi is that despite there being like 4 authors, they aren't even trying. Most of the cases are just full of copy/paste from original mystery novels and made worse too. This is the most famous plagiarized case if im not wrong.

Read Soji Shimada's The Tokyo Zodiac Murders (1981)



But I still like Kindaichi, just this particular case and few others- Terrible

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This was my first Kindaichi volume! It was fun and interesting. It has one thing I like over Detective Conan, which is that the mystery has a much interesting and worthy motive. I actually solved the mystery before the Detective for a change which was awesome. ;D



Ugh why is this manga so hard to find online? LOL I can't even find it in my local library geesh. :X

That was a kind of sad chapter. I had been feeling sad for Arimori. I wish he was read a letter that is from his girlfriend. I guess life sometimes poke to you making mistakes, right?



Hmmm, It was an excellent introduction to new crimes.



I have known how Wakaba will die, I am sorry about her.



A new clue is so similar to the star of David, All mummy have a missing part of their bodies.



He has accepted the challenge, huh. Also, Kiriko, Cougar, and a guy died too. It's getting exciting~~.



They are so close; they will solve it too. I think Pastor's feelings about sinful acts were true; six daughters got screwed up for nothing. Money talks every time everywhere, even in the manga.



The mangaka is trying to show the bridegroom as suspicious, but I don't think he is. We'll see.



He got the Murder case with a simple doll example, great.



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k11chi said:
Mmh... The problem with Kindaichi is that despite there being like 4 authors, they aren't even trying. Most of the cases are just full of copy/paste from original mystery novels and made worse too. This is the most famous plagiarized case if im not wrong.

Read Soji Shimada's The Tokyo Zodiac Murders (1981)



But I still like Kindaichi, just this particular case and few others- Terrible

Wow, seriously? That's sad. :/