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The appeal and reviews of "Layton's Mystery Detective Agency: Catley's Mystery-Solving Files"

"Layton's Mystery Detective Agency: Katrielle's Mystery-Solving Files" is a TV anime series that aired on Fuji TV from April 8, 2018 to March 31, 2019. The series is based on a game series created by Level-5, and tells a new story starring Katrielle Layton, the daughter of Professor Layton. Animation was produced by LIDEN FILMS, and the director was Susumu Mitsunaka. Although it is a long-running series with 50 episodes, it is packed with charming stories and characters that will keep viewers entertained.

story

After her father, Hershel Layton, suddenly disappears, Katrielle Layton opens the Layton Detective Agency. Together with her talking dog, Sherlot, and her assistant, Noah, she solves various strange cases that occur in London. Katrielle's puzzle-solving is based on the most unusual ideas, which makes her a hot topic, and requests start pouring in one after another. The story focuses on Katrielle's growth and her work as a detective, intertwined with her journey to find her father.

character

The main character, Katrielle Layton, is a bright and lively girl who loves solving mysteries and strange happenings. Taking advantage of the ladylike education she received from her father, she tries to behave elegantly, but when solving mysteries, her seemingly forced deductions come true one after another. Her character, who also has a weakness for fashion and sweets, makes her easy to relate to for viewers.

Sherlo, Katrina's assistant, is a unique character who can talk. To other people, he sounds like a dog, but he can talk normally with Katrina and Noah. Even serious cases are turned into laughs by the funny exchanges between him and Katrina. The fact that the character's name is taken from the famous detective Sherlock Holmes is also appealing.

Noah Montour is another assistant to Katrina, a kind-hearted young man. Although he has a dull side, he respects Katrina and supports her even though she treats him like a part-time worker.

Darjeeling Aspowaro is a detective at Scotland Yard who strives to keep the peace in London. Despite his tough appearance, he is trusted by the citizens and sometimes asks Katri to solve difficult cases.

Geraldine Royer is a profiler who is renowned in London as a genius analyst. She sees Catley as a rival and gets involved in her at every opportunity. Her presence plays an important role in facilitating Catley's growth.

Production Staff

The series was conceived, creative directed and series composed by Akihiro Hino, based on an original work by Level-5, directed by Susumu Mitsunaka and assistant director by migmi. The character design was conceived by Takuzo Nagano, character designed by Yoko Takada and prop designed by Takayuki Onoda. Art director was Takamasa Nakakuki, art settings were Reiko Shinagawa and Yuriko Imose, colour design was Takahiro Mogi and Misato Aida, director of photography was Ayumi Okano, editors were Kiyoshi Hirose and Misaki Enokida, music was Tomohito Nishiura and sound director was Ryo Tanaka. The chief producers and producers were Teruhiro Usuki, Masaya Aoki, Touko Takase, Hirokazu Hara and Noriyoshi Muto.

episode

The 50 episodes in total depict various mysteries and incidents. The titles of each episode start with "File 1: Katrielle and the Mysterious House" and continue through to "File 50: Professor Layton and the Treasure Relics Final Episode." The "Professor Layton and the Treasure Relics" series in particular incorporates elements from the original game while allowing you to enjoy the unique story development of the anime. Also, don't miss Katrielle's growth and the changes in the relationships between the characters.

Theme songs and music

The opening theme for episodes 1 to 25 is "Change!", sung by Adachi Kana, and "blooming" for episodes 26 to 50 by Yasuda Rei. The ending theme for episodes 1 to 25 is "Daijobu" (It's Okay) by Hanazawa Kana, and "Tomorrow the World Will Spin Around Too" (The World Will Spin Around Tomorrow) by J☆Dee'Z for episodes 26 to 50. These songs are important elements that add to the atmosphere of the anime.

Related Titles

This work is related to the game "Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires' Conspiracy." The story and characters of the game are reflected in the anime, allowing fans to enjoy the work on a deeper level.

Ratings and Recommendations

"Layton Mystery Detective Agency: Catrielle's Mystery-Solving Files" is recommended not only for fans of the Layton series, but also for those who like mysteries and detective stories. Catrielle's charming character and the various mysteries she solves have the power to draw viewers in. Other highlights include her interactions with Sherlock and Noah, and her conflicts and cooperation with Darjeeling and Geraldine.

The production quality of the anime is also high, with the character designs, art settings, music, and other elements all working together to make the story more exciting. In particular, the puzzles in each episode provide the viewer with the opportunity to think for themselves. It's a long-running series with 50 episodes, but the content is enjoyable enough that you won't get bored.

Furthermore, the anime has a strong connection to the original game, so people who have played the game can enjoy the story from a new perspective. Conversely, watching the anime and then playing the game will give you a deeper understanding and enjoyment.

This film can be enjoyed by the whole family. The story and characters are appealing to a wide range of age groups, from children to adults. This is a film that is especially recommended for those who like detective stories and mysteries. Experience the adventures and growth of Katrielle.