Here are 4 Anime Mystery Detective Recommendations

Here are 4 Anime Mystery Detective Recommendations - The mystery detective genre is a genre that basically includes professional detectives who investigate a crime, usually involving murder. Genres also typically focus on the cat-and-mouse chase between detectives and criminals. This genre anime usually forces our brains to think in order to understand the plot and twist that is presented, and has many distinctive gore and sadistic scenes. This detective mystery genre has been around for a long time in the entertainment world, from dramas, novels, films, to anime. Here are 5 recommendations for mystery detective genre anime that are a pity to miss.

In the 22nd century in Japan, it was possible to measure the level of a person's tendency to commit crimes. This criminal trend information is recorded and analyzed by the Sybil System and the rate of this criminal tendency is called Psycho-Pass. This Psycho-Pass is the determinant between life and death and that destiny is in the hands of the Sybil System. Because if someone's Psycho-Pass crosses the line, the Inspector and Enforcer will execute that person on the spot. But what will happen if there is a criminal whose Psycho-Pass cannot be measured?

1. Death Note

Ryuk, a bored Shinigami, sends his Death Note down to earth to find out how humans will use their "death scythes". The Death Note that can kill other people just by writing the person's name falls into the hands of a genius high school student named Light Yagami. After learning about the Death Note's power, Light Yagami tries to make the world "better" by eliminating crime and turning himself into a god. The police are overwhelmed to catch the mysterious serial killer and finally rely on the help of the best detective in the world. An eccentric young man named L.

2. Terror In Resonance

When a Plutonium is stolen from a nuclear facility and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building is bombed by terrorists, the police are devastated by the inability to act. The terrorist, who claims to be the Sphinx, challenges the police with his riddle and threatens to cause damage in Tokyo. The police are desperate for any leads in their investigation because of the limited evidence and clues about the perpetrators. On the other hand, Nine and Twelve, who are the 2 teenagers behind the Sphinx, try to reveal the dark secrets they have experienced to the world.

3. Monsters

Neurologist Kenzou Tenma faces a tough choice when forced to choose between saving the life of an ordinary worker or an artist. Dr. Tenma finally chose to operate on the artist, earning him the praise of the entire hospital staff, at the expense of the worker's life. Several years later, Dr. Tenma was faced with the same situation, he had to choose between operating on youth or the mayor. Haunted by the past, Dr. Tenma chose to save the young boy's life and leave the mayor, causing him to lose social status. After the mysterious death of the hospital director and other doctors, Dr. Tenma found that the culprit was the child he had saved. Now he must make amends by ending the life of the monster he created.

4. B: The Beginning

On the Cremona Islands, there is a criminal who takes justice into his own hands. Armed with superhuman abilities, he is praised by some and hounded by others. The Royal Investigation Service then summons eccentric Keith Flick and fellow detectives Lily Hoshina to hunt down and capture Killer B. As Keith and Lily dig deeper into the world of Killer B, they reveal what shouldn't be revealed. Ranging from terrorist organizations to corrupt governments. When Keith and Lily are desperate or in danger, they get unexpected help from Killer B himself.