Vodka (Case Closed)

Infobox animanga character
name = Vodka
series = Case Closed ("Detective Conan")


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first = Roller Coaster Murder Case
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creator = Gosho Aoyama
voiced by = Fumihiko Tachiki (Japanese)
Kyle Herbert (English)
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occupation = B.O. Member
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age = 30s
gender = Male
nationality = Japanese?

Vodka is a fictional character of the anime series Case Closed and a member of the Black Organization.

Vodka is mostly seen as the sidekick to Gin, and usually doesn't contribute much to the mission other than being there ["Detective Conan" manga: Volume 1 Anime: Episode 1-2 .] ["Detective Conan" manga: Volume 58.] . However, it is later revealed that he usually handles most of the research and information that the Black Organization gathers, as when he informs Gin about Shin'ichi being alive, as well as the meeting his arranges in episodes 309-311 ["Detective Conan" Anime: Episode 309-311 .] . Despite his hulking appearance, he is the more easy-going of the two and therefore more suspectible to the traps and diversions which Gin immediately exposes. In File 603, Vodka is actively involved in a mission of chasing the van which contains Kir ["Detective Conan" manga: File 603, Volume 58.] . He and the other members are able to get Kir back. ["Detective Conan" manga: File 603, Volume 58.] .

Name and Weapons

From Vol.28, some people suspect his real name to be Saburo Uosuka, as the name was next to Shiho Miyano 's name in a resort directory. ["Detective Conan" manga: Volume 28.] . His weapon of choice is the Browning Hi-Power. He has been known to use other weapons, and uses poison to kill frequently as well.

Appearances

*Opening Animation: 1st, 5th, 6th, 10th, 11th, 13th, 16th, 17th, 22nd
*Ending Animation: 29th
*Episodes: 1-2, 5(Manga Only), 128-129, 176-178, 230, 309-311, 345, 425, 464-465, 484, 492, 498-500
*In episodes 309-311, he appears to be the only active member involved (until Gin shows up near the end). ["Detective Conan" Anime: Episode 309-311 .] .

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