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* G-Men, a reference to a detectives of the Dublin Metropolitan Police force's [[G Division (Dublin Metropolitan ===Fictional and other=== ...

| language = [[Japanese language|Japanese]] ...is the all-time [[List of highest-grossing Japanese films|highest-grossing Japanese live-action movie]] on domestic screens and earned {{JPY|17.35 billion}} at ...

{{Short description|Fictional character created by Edogawa Ranpo}} {{family name hatnote|Akechi|lang=Japanese}} ...

| nationality = Japanese ...murder in an old family house, which many people regard as one of the best Japanese detective novels, was published in 1946. Kindaichi went on to feature in an ...

{{Short description|Japanese novel series}} ...ree illustrated novels written by Tomiyuki Matsumoto in collaboration with Japanese manga group, [[Clamp (manga artists)|Clamp]]. These novels are based upon [ ...

| caption = Cover of ''Clamp School Detectives'' volume 1 as published by [[Kadokawa Shoten]] | episode_list = List of Clamp School Detectives episodes ...

'''Hieronymous''' "'''Hip'''" '''Flask''' is a [[fictional]] [[anthropomorphic]] [[hippopotamus]] who appears in [[comic book]]s publ == Fictional character biography == ...

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'''Inspector James Japp''' (later '''Chief Inspector Japp''') is a fictional character who appears in several of [[Agatha Christie]]'s novels featuring Inspector Japp was inspired by the fictional police detective [[Inspector Lestrade]] from the [[Sherlock Holmes]] storie ...

...cereal [[Post Toasties]] promotional detective club. The cereal company's fictional "Inspector Post" and his "Junior Detective Corps" metamorphosed into an ima ...'', in which the Junior G-Men thwart the "Order of the Black Dragonfly," a Japanese [[fifth column]] organization planning to destroy America's oil wells. ...

...d is about a [[murder]] in the [[Los Angeles]] headquarters of Nakamoto, a fictional [[Japan]]ese [[corporation]]. The book was published by [[Alfred A. Knopf, ...e areas of business strategy and corporate culture.<ref>{{cite news|title= Japanese Bashing--a Novel Tack|work= The Los Angeles Times|date=1992-02-12|url= http ...

{{short description|Fictional character from Ghost in the Shell}} | voice = ;Japanese ...

...R MERIT" which appear on it.</ref> usually known as '''John Steed''', is a fictional character and the central [[protagonist]] on the 1960s British spy series ' ...the war.<ref>As established in "Game"</ref> He was also imprisoned by the Japanese at some point over the Christmas period.<ref>As established in "Take Over"< ...

{{Short description|Fictional character from Ghost in the Shell}} | voice = ;Japanese ...

{{Short description|Fictional private investigator}} '''John Shaft''' is a fictional private investigator created by author/screenwriter [[Ernest Tidyman]] for ...

...{{sfn|Peeters|2012|p=341|loc="Character Names in French and English"}} are fictional characters in ''[[The Adventures of Tintin]]'', the comics series by Belgia The detectives were in part based on Hergé's father and uncle, identical twins who wore ma ...

{{short description|Fictional human from Lupin III}} | lbl1 = Voiced by (Japanese) ...

{{short description|2001 Japanese independent horror film by Sion Sono}} | language = Japanese ...

| voice = '''Japanese'''<br />[[Kappei Yamaguchi]]<ref name="DC 76">{{cite episode |title=コナンVS怪盗 | nationality = Japanese ...