That’s a bit presumptuous, so let’s settle for something like a Pinga.

>>1

I’m going to die…

I’ve never seen someone look at vodka like that before.

Thinking up code names for sake sounds fun.

In the end, I will be killed…

I am… Ebisu…

You’ve come… Highball.

They’re all people who look like they’re going to die any moment now…

Campari…

Nagoya…

Atsumori…

Will Kabaji’s position in Atobe’s game become Vodka?

Yona Yona Ale…

Demon Slayer

Doburoku

Iichiko

Before Amuro and Akai were brought in, there was a person who took on such roles all by themselves.

>>20

There might not be much of a difference between Amuro and Akai’s era…

Daigorou…

Makgeolli

Isn’t it true that those with codenames have quite a high rank?

>>24

Those with codenames are, in terms of position, all regarded as equal executive-level members.

Among them, there are clearly some who seem to be on top, like the one called Ram and the older brother who often takes the lead.

One cup

>>25

Your real name is probably Ozeki anyway.

>>27

No matter how clumsy I am, my brother will always have my back. I’m threatened with failure, but I won’t be killed.

There’s still no beer or wine, right?

Is it no good if it’s too standard?

>>31

If it’s too common, it feels like a disposable tequila that will die in one episode.

>>31

Chianti is wine.

There is a type of beer called stout.

It seems like you really hate my brother’s dream girl, Vermouth, to death.

>>34

I’m making a martini, and the fact that gin and vermouth made a martini is basically a complete misunderstanding.

>>37

I only know of characters like my older brother who say things that make it seem like they don’t want the person to mention Nagoya.

I can’t forget the comment that said it would be uncomfortable to have my menstrual cycle monitored if I became Shinichi’s girlfriend.

It looks silly with Strong Zero, but with Zero, it could look quite good, don’t you think?

What’s amazing about my older brother is his genuine loyalty to the organization.

>>38

I don’t mean to be harsh, but I wonder why people work with such loyalty in an organization that’s so messy internally and has rough practices.

From my brother’s perspective, does the sense of brutality feel comfortable to him?

My brother is quite amazing, as he corners Conan using his wild instincts until the very end.

Reason tells me that I can’t possibly hide in a place like this… and then I suddenly become calm and stop.

Older brother has many female fans, so there are probably dream girls among them, right?

Drinks like Horo-yoi or Hyoketsu feel a bit amateurish.

I think they are the strongest in terms of intuition alone.

If I were to become a dream girl, I wonder how I would handle Vodka, who is always together with me and being pampered.

>>45

It means I should just become vodka.

>>50

I understand the feelings of fujoshis.

>>50

It’s somewhat laid-back and treated like a younger brother by the older brother, yet still manages to earn assist points when it counts.

Do you feel like you fit perfectly as a dream girl, brother?

“Oni Killer”

For some reason, people here say I don’t have reasoning skills and that I’m like someone with a great intuition, but in fact, I was the one who cornered Conan with my reasoning skills.

>>47

Hmph… A grown person couldn’t possibly hide in a place like this…

>>52

It has turned out poorly for my reasoning ability.

>>56

I think it became awkward while the locker was making noise.

>>64

Cute

Red ball

I am Ozeki One Cup…

TS Vodka, huh…

I can’t keep up with my older brother…

It’s really easy to understand that Jin’s brother’s dream girl position is Vodka, and it troubles me.

I also wanted to take Jin’s position at one point…

I like the name of sake!

>>60

Hakkaisan!

>>60

White crane, maru!

>>60

The code name is not a brand but a type of sake, so the code name will be Japanese sake.

>>63

I have a feeling it might end up being something like salmon that feels foreign.

>>63

With shochu, it feels a bit like an older, more rugged man.

From a foreigner’s perspective, shochu and doburoku might have quite cool names.

>>67

Doburoku has a very criminal-like name, doesn’t it…?

My older brother takes everything very seriously himself.

On the contrary, there are parts that might seem absurdly funny or charming.

I think it would be quite impactful if a foreigner’s face had the name of a Japanese sake.

>>71

Demon slaying, demon kings, and weasel festivals…

>>71

Can I steal this idea?

>>77

Sure.

I don’t think it’s very wise to overlook the footprints left in the snow around my beloved car.

>>72

In reality, it’s a bit sad to hear that while a child was watching, someone was shoving a hanger into the window of a luxury car and making a racket.

Jin’s mind isn’t slow, but he doesn’t consider the possibility of drugs that can make the body smaller when he drinks…

>>74

That is just too unexpected, no matter how you look at it…!

If it’s a spin-off, it definitely seems interesting.

If you go too far with the gags, it seems difficult because you’ll end up like Kiryuu.

That outfit with two men on a roller coaster is a gag in a completely different direction from Kiryuu.

I want doburoku (unrefined sake).

Looks strong.