# 1 - Dr. Sherlock
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**[00:03] SIGN**
This anime is a work of fiction and has no relation to any actual person or organization. The medical
procedures and equipment used in the show may vary from what is used to treat individual symptoms.
**[00:09] Takao**
Mental traits often said to be
facets of analytical ability
**[00:12] Takao**
are, in reality, barely analyzable.
**[00:15] Takao**
We can only judge the level
of such abilities from the results they produce.
**[00:18] Takao**
All we really know is that those
who can harness the power of analysis
**[00:22] Takao**
find it to be their most
exhilarating source of enjoyment.
**[00:26] Sign**
23rd August (Friday)
**[00:26] Sign**
Tenikai General Hospital
**[00:28] Sign**
Tenikai General Hospital
**[00:28] Sign**
Tenikai General Hospital
**[00:32] Sign**
Emergency
**[00:32] Sign**
Emergency
**[00:32] Sign**
Room
**[00:35] Momoka**
Doctor...
**[00:36] Momoka**
What in the world is wrong with my child?
**[00:40] Momoka**
He's thrown up several times,
his vision's all blurry,
**[00:42] Momoka**
and he's been crying about his headaches
and his body aching for weeks.
**[00:46] Momoka**
None of the clinics we visited
were able to figure it out.
**[00:50] Yu**
First, please get some rest yourself.
We should have the test results soon.
**[00:55] Momoka**
Okay.
**[00:58] Mai**
The patient seems to have stabilized
thanks to the antiemetic and the suppository.
**[01:02] Yu**
Yeah.
**[01:03] Yu**
Extreme vertigo, nausea, headache, fatigue,
and tenderness in the extremities.
**[01:08] Mai**
That's a lot of different symptoms.
**[01:10] Sign**
Tenikai General Hospital
**[01:10] Sign**
Department of Investigative Pathology
Physician
**[01:10] Sign**
Takanashi Yu
**[01:11] Mai**
Could it be an autoimmune
disease? Lupus, maybe?
**[01:14] Yu**
You've done your homework.
**[01:17] Yu**
But if it was that, the other clinics
should've been able to diagnose it.
**[01:20] Sign**
Chief
Complaint
**[01:20] Sign**
Vertigo
**[01:20] Sign**
Headache
**[01:20] Sign**
Vertigo
**[01:20] Sign**
Nausea + Vomiting
**[01:20] Sign**
Headache
**[01:20] Sign**
General Fatigue
**[01:20] Sign**
Blurry Vision
**[01:20] Sign**
m 0 0 l 100 0 100 100 0 100
**[01:20] Sign**
Patient complained of having headaches and whole body pain for
several weeks, and has repeatedly vomited. Symptoms of severe
vertigo and vomiting, nausea, headache, and general fatigue.
He has been seen at several clinics but the cause could not be identified.
He was transported to our hospital due to worsening symptoms.
**[01:20] Sign**
Blood
Pressure
**[01:20] Sign**
Pulse
**[01:20] Sign**
Height
**[01:20] Sign**
Weight
**[01:20] Sign**
Consciousness
**[01:20] Sign**
Clear mind
**[01:21] Mai**
That's true.
**[01:23] Yu**
From the symptoms, there's a chance
it's a rare neurological disorder,
**[01:27] Yu**
or the result of a congenital
gene abnormality.
**[01:30] Yu**
Oh. The lab results are back.
**[01:34] Sign**
Normal Values
**[01:34] Sign**
Comment
**[01:34] Sign**
Approval
**[01:36] Yu**
No elevation in creatine kinase.
**[01:38] Sign**
Tenikai General Hospital
**[01:38] Sign**
Resident Physician
**[01:38] Sign**
Konoike Mai
**[01:39] Mai**
No signs of rhabdomyolysis.
**[01:42] Yu**
The patient's labs look totally normal,
but he's complaining of pain all over.
**[01:48] Mai**
It's a mystery.
**[01:51] Yu**
How's the other patient's abdominal pain?
**[02:07] Yu**
I'm going to quickly examine your stomach.
**[02:13] Mai**
Have you eaten anything strange
in the past few days?
**[02:22] Yu**
We'll finish the examination as quickly
as possible. Please bear with it.
**[02:40] Sign**
Height
**[02:40] Sign**
Weight
**[02:40] Sign**
Consciousness
**[02:40] Sign**
Clear Mind
**[02:40] Sign**
Abdominal Examination Findings:
Abdomen flat and soft, spontaneous pain
in epigastric area, no tenderness to touch
**[02:40] Sign**
Transported to emergency room due to possible acute abdominal disease.
**[02:40] Sign**
Pulse
**[02:40] Sign**
Temp
**[02:41] Mai**
Doesn't seem like food poisoning.
**[02:44] Mai**
Appendicitis?
**[02:45] Yu**
It's hard to determine the difference between
that and gastroenteritis in the early stages.
**[02:50] Yu**
We'll need a CT scan
as soon as radiology's available.
**[02:53] Yu**
If it's either of those, a scan will confirm it.
**[02:56] Mai**
I guess all we can do until then is wait.
**[02:58] Yu**
Yeah.
**[03:02] Yu**
I bet she'll be mad if I'm late.
**[03:04] Takao**
1195, 1194, 1193, 1192, 1191...
**[03:11] Sign**
Agitation, shortness
of breath and other
dangerous cardiac signs?
Are you overlooking them?
**[03:11] Sign**
This is a low-dose examination that puts less strain on the body.
Even if you don't smoke, you should be mindful of your lungs.
**[03:11] Sign**
Do you stop breathing while you sleep? You can test it at home.
**[03:11] Sign**
Heart Disease Exam
**[03:11] Sign**
Low-Dose CT Lung Cancer Screening
**[03:11] Sign**
Sleep Apnea Syndrome Testing
**[03:11] Mai**
Aren't you part of the Department of
Investigative Pathology, Dr. Takanashi?
**[03:16] Yu**
That's right.
**[03:17] Mai**
So why are you working
in the Emergency Department?
**[03:22] Lobby Announcer**
*Number 1340. Patient number 1340.*
**[03:22] Takao**
1188, 1187, 1186, 1185, 1184...
**[03:25] Yu**
I'm a helper for hire.
**[03:27] Mai**
Huh?
**[03:29] Yu**
My boss lent me out after hearing
the Emergency Department was so busy,
**[03:33] Yu**
they'd take any help they could get.
**[03:37] Mai**
Isn't your boss that little cutie of a doctor
who looks like she's in high school?
**[03:42] Yu**
Don't ever say that to her face.
**[03:44] Yu**
You'll put her in a bad mood—
**[03:46] Takao**
Kotori!
**[03:50] Yu**
D-Dr. Takao? Was there
something you needed?
**[03:54] Takao**
Your shift ends in 19 minutes, 24 seconds.
I've come to pick you up.
**[04:00] Yu**
Pick me up?
**[04:02] Mai**
Um, are you Dr. Ameku Takao?
**[04:04] Takao**
Hm? Who are you?
**[04:06] Mai**
I'm a first-year resident.
My name's Konoike Mai.
**[04:10] Mai**
I look forward to working with you, Dr. Ameku.
**[04:12] Takao**
Don't call me Dr. Ameku.
**[04:15] Takao**
My grandfather built this place,
so there are multiple Dr. Amekus here.
**[04:21] Mai**
Then, can I call you Dr. Takao?
**[04:23] Mai**
Please call me Mai.
**[04:27] Mai**
By the way, did you mean
Dr. Takanashi when you said "Kotori"?
**[04:30] Takao**
Yeah. Look.
**[04:33] Sign**
Tenikai General Hospital
**[04:33] Sign**
Department of Investigative Pathology
Physician
**[04:33] Sign**
Takanashi Yu
**[04:34] Takao**
"Takanashi" means "no hawks," but it's
written as "little birds at play."
**[04:38] Sign**
Tenikai General Hospital
**[04:38] Sign**
Department of Investigative Pathology Director
Physician
**[04:38] Sign**
Ameku Takao
**[04:39] Takao**
But my name is "Takao," which
includes the kanji for "hawk."
**[04:43] Takao**
So there's a hawk around,
and he's a little bird (Kotori) who doesn't get to play.
**[04:45] Mai**
Oh, what a fun play on words. How amusing.
**[04:48] Yu**
It's not amusing.
**[04:49] Mai**
Sure it is. It's ironic 'cause you're a big guy,
but your nickname's "little bird."
**[04:53] Yu**
You're not one for tact, huh?
**[04:56] Mai**
Can I call you Dr. Kotori, too?
**[04:59] Yu**
Of course not.
**[05:00] Takao**
Who cares about that? Hurry up.
You have 18 minutes, 28 seconds left.
**[05:05] Yu**
I'm sorry, but I still have
some work I've got to do.
**[05:08] Takao**
Huh? Just get the doctor
on the night shift to take over.
**[05:11] Yu**
Two of the patients haven't
been properly diagnosed yet.
**[05:15] Takao**
So?
**[05:18] Yu**
I want to take responsibility for diagnosing
patients I've examined personally.
**[05:23] Takao**
Fine. You just need a diagnosis, right?
**[05:26] Sign**
Agitation, shortness
of breath and other
dangerous cardiac signs?
Are you overlooking them?
**[05:26] Sign**
This is a low-dose examination that puts less strain on the body.
Even if you don't smoke, you should be mindful of your lungs.
**[05:26] Sign**
Do you stop breathing while you sleep? You can test it at home.
**[05:26] Sign**
Heart Disease Exam
**[05:26] Sign**
Low-Dose CT Lung Cancer Screening
**[05:26] Sign**
Sleep Apnea Syndrome Testing
**[05:26] Yu**
Huh? Um...
**[05:34] Mai**
Are you two always like this?
**[05:37] Yu**
Pretty much.
**[05:39] Mai**
You two seem close.
**[05:40] Yu**
Huh? Why would you—
**[05:42] Yu**
Wait. Huh? Dr. Takao?
**[05:47] Sign**
Medical
Notebook
**[05:47] Sign**
Blue
**[05:47] Sign**
berries
**[05:47] Sign**
Strong
**[05:47] Sign**
Flavor
**[05:47] Sign**
When you want to refresh a tired brain
**[05:47] Momoka**
Wh-What, um...
**[05:51] Takao**
Examination time.
**[05:52] Momoka**
Uh, okay.
**[06:00] Momoka**
Um, who is this person?
**[06:03] Yuu**
The director of the Department of
Investigative Pathology, Dr. Ameku Takao.
**[06:06] Momoka**
The director?
**[06:10] Takao**
Hypervitaminosis A.
**[06:12] Yu/Momoka**
Huh?
**[06:13] Sign**
Vertigo
**[06:13] Sign**
Nausea + Vomiting
**[06:13] Sign**
Headache
**[06:13] Sign**
General Fatigue
**[06:14] Takao**
Headache, nausea, vomiting, general fatigue,
myalgia, cheilitis, and desquamation.
**[06:15] Sign**
Headache
**[06:15] Sign**
General Fatigue
**[06:15] Sign**
General Fatigue
**[06:15] Sign**
Headache
**[06:16] Sign**
General Fatigue
**[06:16] Sign**
General Fatigue
**[06:16] Sign**
Headache
**[06:16] Sign**
General Fatigue
**[06:18] Sign**
Desquamation
**[06:21] Takao**
Papilledema due to elevated
intracranial pressure confirmed.
**[06:26] Takao**
Vitamin A is lipid soluble.
**[06:28] Takao**
It accumulates in your body
if you get too much,
**[06:31] Takao**
causing aches all over and
abnormalities on the lips and skin,
**[06:34] Takao**
as well as dangerously
elevating intracranial pressure.
**[06:38] Takao**
As a result, you suffer headaches,
nausea, vomiting, and fatigue.
**[06:43] Yu**
But how did he get to that point?
**[06:46] Takao**
His decrease in vision.
**[06:48] Momoka**
Huh?
**[06:49] Takao**
You've been making your son eat blueberry
snacks and vitamin A supplements, correct?
**[06:50] Sign**
Medical
Notebook
**[06:50] Sign**
Blue
**[06:50] Sign**
berries
**[06:50] Sign**
Strong
**[06:50] Sign**
Flavor
**[06:50] Sign**
When you want to refresh a tired brain
**[06:54] Momoka**
Y-Yes. I heard vitamin A is good for the eyes.
**[06:57] Takao**
But since his vision wasn't
improving like you'd hoped,
**[07:00] Takao**
you started going over
the recommended amount.
**[07:03] Takao**
Am I wrong?
**[07:04] Momoka**
Well, yes, you're right.
**[07:07] Takao**
That's the source of the problem.
**[07:09] Takao**
Blueberries are said to help with vision
as they're rich in anthocyanins and vitamin A.
**[07:12] Sign**
When you want to
**[07:12] Sign**
refresh
**[07:12] Sign**
a tired brain
**[07:12] Sign**
Blueberries
**[07:16] Takao**
Ignoring recommended limits and giving him
too much vitamin A is what caused this.
**[07:21] Takao**
Giving him a huge amount of vitamin A
won't make his eyesight better.
**[07:25] Takao**
Follow instructions to the letter.
**[07:28] Takao**
Stop giving him vitamin A
and the symptoms will clear up quickly.
**[07:34] Takao**
Good grief.
**[07:35] Takao**
I'm amazed a parent would feed their kid
so much to make their symptoms that bad.
**[07:42] Takao**
Kotori, write them a referral to
the Pediatric Outpatient Department.
**[07:45] Yu**
Right.
**[07:56] Takao**
Is that his cane?
**[07:58] Mai**
Huh? Oh, yes.
**[08:00] Takao**
You ate a fish you caught
as sashimi today, didn't you?
**[08:03] Takao**
Maybe it was mackerel, aji,
sardine, medina, seabream—
**[08:07] Man A**
S-Sardine.
**[08:10] Takao**
I thought so.
**[08:11] Mai**
Huh?
**[08:12] Takao**
It's anisakiasis.
**[08:14] Mai**
Anisakiasis? You mean
he's infected with a parasite?
**[08:18] Takao**
Yup.
**[08:19] Takao**
Kotori.
**[08:20] Yu**
Yes?
**[08:21] Takao**
Contact Gastroenterology.
**[08:22] Yu**
Understood.
**[08:25] Takao**
They'll do an endoscope, remove
the parasite, and the pain will subside.
**[08:29] Mai**
Um, how did you know it was anisakiasis?
**[08:32] Takao**
I deduced it from his symptoms
and my observations.
**[08:35] Takao**
It didn't look like appendicitis
or gastroenteritis from his chart.
**[08:40] Takao**
Looking at his tan, you can tell he spends
much of the day outside with a hat on.
**[08:45] Mai**
That's true.
**[08:46] Takao**
Considering his age and that cane,
it's hard to believe he's capable of a job
**[08:50] Takao**
that requires him to be outdoors
for long periods of time.
**[08:54] Takao**
Because of that, I figured he must
have a hobby you can do sitting down.
**[08:56] Man A**
A bite!
**[08:59] Takao**
On top of that, he has a small injury
at the base of his left forefinger.
**[09:05] Takao**
It's easy for anglers to get an injury like that
when removing hooks from their catch.
**[09:10] Takao**
In other words,
that man was fishing near the sea,
**[09:12] Takao**
and ate one he caught
because he was hungry.
**[09:16] Takao**
As sashimi.
**[09:18] Takao**
The severe abdominal pains started
because anisakiasis entered his stomach,
**[09:22] Takao**
and latched onto his gastric wall.
And that explains that.
**[09:28] Mai**
You're so cool, Dr. Takao!
**[09:32] Yu**
I had a physician from Gastroenterology
take over the endoscopy.
**[09:35] Takao**
Good.
**[09:36] Takao**
We'll begin our study session
on time as planned.
**[09:39] Yu**
Understood.
**[09:41] Mai**
If it's all right with you, could I join in?
**[09:43] Takao**
Oh, sure. The more, the merrier.
**[09:47] Mai**
Yippee!
**[09:48] Mai**
So what's this "study session" on exactly?
**[09:51] Takao**
*Jurassic Park*.
**[09:53] Mai**
Huh?
**[09:54] Takao**
Take a look at this.
**[09:55] Sign**
Kurume Museum
**[09:55] Sign**
Reopening
**[09:55] Sign**
Tyrannosaurus
**[09:55] Sign**
Kurume Museum
**[09:55] Sign**
Reopening
**[09:55] Sign**
Tyrannosaurus
**[09:56] Sign**
Kurume Museum
**[09:56] Sign**
Reopening
**[09:56] Sign**
Tyrannosaurus
**[09:57] Sign**
Kurume Museum
**[09:57] Sign**
Reopening
**[09:57] Sign**
Tyrannosaurus
**[09:57] Takao**
See?
**[09:59] Mai**
Um, pardon?
**[09:59] Takao**
Doesn't the Tyrannosaurus Rex immediately
make you think of *Jurassic Park*?
**[10:05] Sign**
Kurume Museum
**[10:05] Sign**
Reopening
**[10:05] Sign**
Tyrannosaurus
**[10:05] Sign**
Arrives!!!
**[10:06] Takao**
But Kotori here tells me he's never seen it.
**[10:10] Takao**
How can you be a first-rate diagnostician
if you've never seen this masterpiece?
**[10:13] Takao**
It's my duty as the attending physician
of my department to make him watch it—
**[10:17] Sign**
Higashikurume Fire Station
**[10:17] Sign**
Incoming Call
**[10:17] Sign**
Higashikurume Fire Station
**[10:17] Sign**
Incoming Call
**[10:17] Sign**
Higashikurume Fire Station
**[10:17] Sign**
Incoming Call
**[10:17] Sign**
Higashikurume Fire Station
**[10:17] Sign**
Incoming Call
**[10:17] Sign**
Incoming Call
**[10:17] Sign**
Higashikurume Fire Station
**[10:18] Sign**
Connected
**[10:19] Yu**
Tenikai General Hospital Emergency Room.
**[10:21] Paramedic A**
* Higashikurume First Ambulance Team.*
* Do you have room for a code blue?*
**[10:25] Yu**
Yes, we do. How long until you're here?
**[10:26] Takao**
Hey! Hold on a second!
**[10:28] Paramedic A**
* Once the patient is secured,*
* we'll be there in 15.*
**[10:30] Yu**
Understood. What's the situation?
**[10:33] Paramedic A**
* Male in his 20s. We got a call that a man*
* had collapsed at a construction site...*
**[10:37] Paramedic A**
...near Kurume Lake Park.
**[10:39] Paramedic A**
When we arrived, we found him
with his lower left leg severed.
**[10:40] Paramedic B**
One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
**[10:44] Paramedic A**
He's currently in cardiac arrest.
**[10:44] Paramedic B**
One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
**[10:46] Paramedic A**
We are administering CPR en route.
**[10:49] Yu**
Have you used an AED?
**[10:51] Paramedic A**
* Patient in asystole,*
* so not eligible for countershock.*
**[10:56] Yu**
Understood. I'll inquire further
when the patient arrives.
**[11:00] Yu**
For now, prepare some normal saline,
blood transfusions, and adrenaline.
**[11:01] Sign**
Higashikurume Fire Station
**[11:01] Sign**
Connected
**[11:01] Paramedic A**
*Oh, um, actually...*
**[11:04] Yu**
Plus, a blood draw. I'll give more
specific orders when the patient's here.
**[11:08] Mai/Nurse A/Nurse B**
Yes, sir.
**[11:09] Nurse A**
I'll prepare the IV line.
Please set up the monitor.
**[11:09] Takao**
Hold it, Kotori.
**[11:11] Nurse B**
Right.
**[11:11] Takao**
What about our study session?
**[11:14] Yu**
I'm still on the clock, so I need to
examine the patient. We can do that after.
**[11:18] Takao**
H-Hey!
**[11:27] Nurse A**
Stretcher coming through!
Stretcher coming through!
**[11:28] Paramedic A**
One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
**[11:32] Paramedic A**
One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
**[11:36] Yu**
*Blue paint?*
**[11:40] Yu**
On my count.
**[11:41] Yu**
One, two, three!
**[11:45] Nurse B**
Attaching monitor.
**[11:46] Yu**
Give one ampule of adrenaline, stat.
**[11:46] Paramedic A**
One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
**[11:46] Nurse B**
I'll take the stretcher.
**[11:47] Nurse A**
Placing IV line on the left.
**[11:49] Nurse B**
Cutting the sheet.
**[11:50] Paramedic A**
One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
**[11:54] Yu**
*What kind of wound is this?*
**[11:54] Paramedic A**
One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
**[11:57] Yu**
* It looks like his leg's been*
* bitten off by an animal.*
**[12:01] Yu**
We'll intubate.
**[12:02] Paramedic A**
Understood. Stopping compressions.
**[12:05] Nurse A**
Please.
**[12:23] Yu**
I'm going to call it.
**[12:25] Mai**
Huh?
**[12:28] Yu**
Rigor mortis has started to set in.
**[12:30] Yu**
The police will take things from here.
**[12:33] Yu**
Please contact them.
**[12:34] Nurse B**
Dr. Konoike! What's *that*?
**[12:46] Yu**
Why is it that color?
**[12:49] Paramedic A**
Uh, yeah, I tried to tell you over the phone.
**[12:53] Paramedic A**
This patient's blood is blue.
**[12:59] Takao**
How curious.
**[13:02] Yu**
Dr. Takao?
**[13:03] Takao**
Blue blood. And this is
definitely a bite wound.
**[13:09] Takao**
A bite made by some stupidly large jaws.
**[13:19] Takao**
A man with blue blood whose leg
was bitten off by a huge beast?
**[13:28] Takao**
Talk about interesting!
**[13:42] Sign**
Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective
**[15:07] Naruse**
You guys again?
**[15:08] Sign**
Caution
**[15:08] Sign**
Caution
**[15:08] Sign**
Caution
**[15:08] Sign**
Caution
**[15:08] Sign**
Caution
**[15:08] Sign**
Caution
**[15:08] Sign**
Caution
**[15:10] Takao**
I'll help you out again
if you gimme some info.
**[15:14] Naruse**
No thanks. We don't know
if it was an accident or not,
**[15:18] Naruse**
but it'll be easy to tell from the autopsy.
**[15:21] Takao**
What's this? You're not curious?
**[15:23] Naruse**
We're real busy right now.
**[15:25] Naruse**
The Metropolitan Police's 4th Division
is making a nuisance of themselves.
**[15:28] Naruse**
So we don't have time to deal
with you or this strange event.
**[15:31] Naruse**
You'd better not give us trouble
by sticking your nose in.
**[15:37] Mai**
Who was that detective just now?
**[15:39] Yu**
Detective Naruse from the Tanashi station.
**[15:41] Takao**
We help the police solve cases
they have trouble with.
**[15:45] Mai**
What? That's amazing!
You're just like private investigators.
**[15:55] Mai**
What in the world is *this*?
**[15:56] Sign**
Department of Investigative Pathology Office
**[15:58] Takao**
The medical office of the Investigative
Pathology Department. Also, my house.
**[16:01] Mai**
It's so cute! It looks like
something out of a fairy tale!
**[16:02] Sign**
Tenikai General Hospital
**[16:16] Yu**
It's out of a fairy tale, all right.
One about a witch.
**[16:20] Takao**
Huh? Did you say something?
**[16:22] Yu**
N-No, nothing at all.
**[16:25] Sign**
Companies Focus on Maintaining Technical Interns Who Are "Essential for Reconstruction"
**[16:25] Sign**
Companies affected by the earthquake are focusing on maintaining relationships with technical trainees evacuating overseas.
**[16:25] Sign**
The population outflow may further exacerbate the labor shortage, and it is believed
**[16:25] Sign**
that the power of the interns will be even more important to resume business.
**[16:25] Sign**
On the other hand, there are some companies trying to break away from relying on such interns.
**[16:25] Sign**
Looking into the Reality of the Large-Scale "Daichu Shinkyoko" Fraud Case
**[16:25] Sign**
The fraud was committed by a religious group with about 30,000 followers at its headquarters in Okutama
**[16:25] Sign**
One of the victims who lived in the communal headquarters tearfully recounts the events that took place at the time.
**[16:25] Sign**
"A Once in a Millennium Beautiful Girl" Why did Tateishi Kizuna Disappear?
**[16:25] Sign**
A member of the Tokyo idol group Frills, Tateishi Kizuna-san
**[16:26] Yu**
A shooting in Nerima? Disturbing.
**[16:27] Sign**
Shooting in Nerima Ward
**[16:27] Sign**
On the afternoon of the 23rd, a group affiliated with organized crime was involved in a shooting
**[16:27] Sign**
on the streets of Oizumimachi in Nerima, Tokyo.
**[16:27] Sign**
due to these injuries, three organized crime leaders have been arrested. Further
**[16:30] Mai**
Dr. Takao, what are you searching for?
**[16:33] Takao**
I'm seeing if there's any news about an escaped
large animal, like a lion or an alligator.
**[16:37] Yu**
Are you trying to find out
what happened to that guy?
**[16:41] Takao**
Of course.
**[16:42] Yu**
What? Let's just leave it to the police.
**[16:45] Takao**
*You're* the one who admitted the patient.
**[16:48] Takao**
And I'm your supervising physician.
**[16:51] Takao**
In other words, that patient
was my patient, too.
**[16:54] Yu**
Right.
**[16:56] Takao**
That means I have a duty to find out
what happened to that man.
**[17:01] Yu**
You're trying to legitimize your interest,
**[17:04] Yu**
but you're really just curious
because it's such a strange case.
**[17:08] Takao**
Well, he had *blue* blood!
**[17:10] Takao**
On top of that, his leg was bitten off by
*something* massive in the middle of Tokyo!
**[17:15] Takao**
Of *course* that bothers me!
**[17:17] Yu**
Don't get so defensive all of a sudden.
**[17:21] Takao**
Good grief. Who's calling at a time like this?
**[17:22] Sign**
Director's Room
Extension 01
**[17:24] Sign**
Connected
**[17:30] Lobby Announcer**
* Please take a number and*
* wait until you are called.*
**[17:30] Nurse**
Excuse me for interrupting.
How are you feeling?
**[17:36] Takao**
What do you need, Uncle?
**[17:38] Owashi**
It's about the patient admitted two hours ago
who was confirmed deceased.
**[17:43] Takao**
What about him?
**[17:44] Owashi**
I know you. You'd better not get involved
just because you're curious.
**[17:48] Takao**
Huh? Why not?
**[17:50] Takao**
I'm just investigating a patient as
a physician from Investigative Pathology.
**[17:54] Sign**
Tenikai General Hospital
**[17:54] Sign**
Director
Physician
**[17:54] Sign**
Ameku Owashi
**[17:55] Owashi**
The Department of Investigative Pathology
is responsible for examining cases of patients
**[17:59] Owashi**
that other departments failed to diagnose.
**[18:02] Owashi**
There is no need to diagnose
a deceased patient.
**[18:04] Takao**
It's my job as a physician to find out what
happened to the patient and uncover the truth.
**[18:10] Owashi**
It's not the role of a physician
to play detective.
**[18:13] Takao**
Play detective?!
**[18:15] Owashi**
You may be vice-director, but you're also
a physician on the payroll at this hospital.
**[18:20] Owashi**
Focus on diagnosing patients.
**[18:22] Takao**
I won't be lectured by a doctor
who quit to become a businessman—
**[18:25] Owashi**
This discussion is over.
**[18:30] Sign**
Fire Hydrant
**[18:30] Takao**
Jerk! What the hell is wrong with that guy?
**[18:31] Yu**
Doctor!
**[18:33] Takao**
Damn it! I'm so pissed off!
**[18:35] Yu**
Dr. Takao, please calm down.
**[18:37] Takao**
Damn it.
**[18:38] Takao**
Kotori, you free tomorrow night?
**[18:40] Yu**
Huh? Are you planning
to continue investigating?
**[18:43] Takao**
Of course! I can't stay silent after that!
**[18:46] Yu**
It's Saturday tomorrow. I have plans—
**[18:49] Takao**
Shut up and come with me!
**[18:50] Yu**
Ow!
**[18:52] Sign**
24th August (Saturday) 7:14 PM
**[18:59] Yu**
Why am I doing something
like this on my night off?
**[19:03] Takao**
Can it. There are too many people around
in the daytime to do a proper investigation.
**[19:07] Yu**
Hey, c'mon.
You're getting crumbs everywhere—
**[19:09] Takao**
It's green.
**[19:17] Yu**
That's the place, right?
**[19:46] Yu**
Dr. Takao! Be careful!
**[19:49] Yu**
Dr. Takao!
**[19:52] Yu**
What's wrong?
**[19:53] Takao**
Hey, Sakurai.
**[19:55] Sakurai**
Well, look who's here.
**[19:57] Sakurai**
Dr. Ameku and Dr. Takanashi.
It's been a while.
**[20:02] Takao**
Yup, it sure has. As usual, you look like
you're cosplaying a detective in a police drama.
**[20:07] Sakurai**
What are you talking about?
**[20:09] Sakurai**
Still, what a coincidence,
meeting you in a place like this.
**[20:13] Takao**
Don't lie through your teeth.
**[20:15] Takao**
You're here investigating too, right? Checking
out where the man with blue blood was found.
**[20:19] Sakurai**
"The man with blue blood"?
**[20:21] Sakurai**
Is there such a strange-sounding case?
**[20:24] Takao**
You can stop it with the terrible acting.
**[20:26] Takao**
I'll help you out again
if you gimme some info.
**[20:30] Sakurai**
You say that, but we're just out here on
a break, so I have no idea what you mean.
**[20:38] Takao**
You don't plan on talking, huh?
**[20:40] Takao**
Well, the fact you're even here
is valuable information in itself.
**[20:44] Sakurai**
What do you mean by that?
**[20:47] Takao**
A member of first division,
the Metropolitan Police's homicide specialists,
**[20:51] Takao**
is here hanging out with
Naruse from the Tanashi station.
**[20:54] Takao**
HQ has decided the man with
blue blood is part of a murder case,
**[20:59] Takao**
and has begun working
with the Tanashi police.
**[21:02] Sakurai**
We can't divulge information
about our investigation to outsiders.
**[21:07] Sakurai**
Unless circumstances require it, of course.
**[21:11] Takao**
So you're saying I need to
give you information first, hm?
**[21:15] Sakurai**
No, no. I didn't say anything of the sort.
**[21:18] Sakurai**
I'm just saying that if Dr. Ameku
were to give me some handy clues,
**[21:22] Sakurai**
my tongue might slip and
I might accidentally blurt out a few things.
**[21:31] Takao**
True, the one wanting to cooperate
should show their sincerity first.
**[21:36] Takao**
All right, let me tell you the best tidbit
of information I have. Follow me.
**[21:45] Yu**
This is...
**[21:47] Sign**
Kurume Lake Park
**[21:48] Takao**
This is Kurume Lake Park.
**[21:50] Takao**
There's a museum up ahead.
**[21:52] Sign**
Grand Aquarium
of Tropical Fish
**[21:52] Takao**
They have a large aquarium of tropical fish,
and even a small planetarium.
**[21:53] Sign**
Grand Aquarium
of Tropical Fish
**[21:54] Sign**
Grand Aquarium
of Tropical Fish
**[21:54] Sign**
Grand Aquarium
of Tropical Fish
**[21:54] Sign**
Grand Aquarium
of Tropical Fish
**[21:54] Sign**
Grand Aquarium
of Tropical Fish
**[21:56] Takao**
It's pretty famous in these parts.
**[21:59] Takao**
They've been remodeling for three months
and it'll reopen in all its glory tomorrow.
**[22:00] Sign**
Kurume Museum Information
**[22:04] Takao**
The construction site where the body was found
is just beyond the forest behind the museum.
**[22:09] Sakurai**
Are you trying to say the museum
was the actual scene of the murder?
**[22:13] Takao**
Hey, do you know what
severed the victim's leg?
**[22:18] Takao**
No matter how you look at it,
it must've been bitten off by an animal.
**[22:22] Naruse**
We still don't know that. The results
of the autopsy aren't back yet.
**[22:27] Naruse**
Still, this is such a big park.
**[22:30] Naruse**
I'm sure there's a wild dog
or two roaming around in it.
**[22:33] Takao**
A wild dog?
**[22:35] Yu**
The wound indicated a fang size
greater than five centimeters.
**[22:39] Yu**
And a dog wouldn't be able
to bite off a human leg.
**[22:42] Takao**
That was a wound made
by a stupidly massive carnivore.
**[22:46] Naruse**
Where in the world would you
find such a large creature?
**[22:50] Sakurai**
Are you telling us you know
the location of such a creature?
**[22:53] Takao**
Yeah. I know.
**[22:59] Takao**
It lived on the island continent of Laramidia
during the Maastrichtian Age,
**[23:03] Takao**
and its name means "tyrant" in Latin.
**[23:07] Takao**
Isn't it amazing?
**[23:09] Takao**
A good 66 million years ago,
this creature roamed the Earth.
**[23:17] Yu**
You don't mean...
**[23:20] Takao**
That's right. This is the massive
carnivore that bit off the victim's leg.
**[23:27] Takao**
The Tyrannosaurus Rex.