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Kaito Kuroba
Magic Kaito, Case Closed character
Kaito Kuroba in Kaito Kid disguise, as drawn by Gosho Aoyama
First appearanceMagic Kaito Ch. 1: "Return of the Phantom Thief" (1987)
Created byGosho Aoyama
Voiced byJapanese
Kappei Yamaguchi[1]
English
Jerry Jewell (Funimation)[2]
Griffin Burns
(Bang Zoom/Macias Group)[3][4]
In-universe information
Full name黒羽 快斗
(Kuroba Kaito)
AliasKaito Kid
Kaito 1412
Phantom Thief Kid
Kid the Phantom
Thief Kaitou 1412
Moonlight Magician
The Heisei Lupin
The Last Wizard of the Century
GenderMale
OccupationMagician
Ventriloquist
Disguise artist
Gentleman thief
RelativesToichi Kuroba[5] (father, deceased)
Chikage Kuroba (mother)
Yusaku Kudo (uncle)
Yukiko Kudo (aunt)
Shinichi Kudo (cousin)
NationalityJapanese
Profile
Age17
BirthdayJune 21
Height174 cm
Weight58 kg
BloodtypeB

Kaito Kuroba (Japanese: 黒羽 快斗, Hepburn: Kuroba Kaito), the true identity of the gentleman thief "Kaito Kid" (怪盗キッド, Kaitō Kiddo, "Kid the Phantom Thief"), is a fictional character and the main protagonist of the Magic Kaito manga series created by Gosho Aoyama. His father Toichi Kuroba (Japanese: 黒羽 盗一, Hepburn: Kuroba Tōichi), was the original Kaito Kid before being killed by an unknown organization, while his mother was a former phantom thief known as the Phantom Lady. Kaito Kuroba then takes on the role of Kid after learning the organization is after a gemstone called Pandora and decides to find and destroy it.

The manga Magic Kaito was published in Shogakukan’s Weekly Shōnen Sunday magazine from 1987 to 2024.[6] It was also adapted into a 12-episode anime by TMS Entertainment, which aired from 2010 to 2012. Moreover, a 24-episode anime series titled Magic Kaito 1412 was created by A-1 Pictures and broadcast from 2014 to 2015.[7][8]

Kaito Kuroba has also made significant appearances in Aoyama's Case Closed series. He is a rival to the main protagonists of Case Closed, Edogawa Conan or Shinichi Kudo but they are allies on some occasions. However, his appearances mostly didn’t affect the main story plot of the series.[2] His strong resemblance to the protagonist of this series, Shinichi Kudo, allows Kaito to impersonate him without a mask. He is also voiced by the same voice actors as Shinichi. When Case Closed was localized into English, Viz Media chose the rōmaji Kaito Kid for the manga, while in the anime, the English dub produced by Funimation Entertainment refer to him as Phantom Thief Kid, while the dubs produced by Discotek Media and Macias Group refer to him as Kid the Phantom Thief.[4] Shogakukan Asia also chose to use Kaito Kid.[9]

Name origin

Kaito (Japanese: 快斗, Hepburn: Kaito) means “phantom thief” and Kuroba (Japanese: 黒羽, Hepburn: Kuroba) means “black feather”.[10]

It has been revealed in Case Closed that the official name of Kaitou Kid is 1412 which is a common name for INTERPOL, FBI, and CIA. This information was kept undercovered, however it got leaked. After the leaking of this information, Yusaku Kudo, who is a famous writer, read the name that was scribbled by a reporter on paper news as “Kid” before it became a common name that other characters call him.[10]

Appearances

In the Magic Kaito manga series

Kaito Kuroba is a seventeen-year-old high school student who is an adept magician due to the influence of his father, Toichi Kuroba.[5] Eight years prior to the series, Toichi had mysteriously died and was also the last time the Kaito Kid was spotted. In the present time, Kaito discovers a secret room in his home that was set up by his father to reveal itself on that very day. Finding the Kaito Kid's gadgets and costume in the room, Kaito dons the disguise and decides to confront Kid who has recently resurfaced after his eight years of absence. Kaito discovers Kid to be Konosuke Jii, his father's butler, who ascertains Toichi was the first Kaito Kid. Jii reveals his took on the role as Kid to lure out Toichi's murderer. Upon learning that his father was murdered, Kaito continues the role of the Kaito Kid as he searches for his father's killer.[5]

As the Kaito Kid, Kaito uses his skills of perfect disguise and the gadgets his father left him to complete his heists. The most prominent of those gadgets are his cape which transforms into a hang-glider, a gun that shoots sharp metallic playing cards, and smoke bombs.[11] To lure out the murderers, Kaito adopts a tradition of sending a note of his intending theft to the location beforehand.[12] After a successful heist, Kaito returns the stolen treasures.[13] As the Kaito Kid, Kaito eventually meets the organization who killed his father. He discovers they are searching for the gemstone called Pandora (パンドラ) which grants immortality if the water it emits during Volley's Comet is drunk. Pandora is hidden in a larger gemstone and can only be seen if shone under the moonlight. Kaito decides to search for Pandora with the intention of destroying it and begins focusing his heists on large gemstones.[13] As such, he begins the tradition of checking gemstones from his heists under the moonlight before returning them to their rightful owners.[14]

In the Case Closed series

A Kaito Kid cosplayer

Kaito Kuroba, as the Kaito Kid, appears in Aoyama's manga series Case Closed as an rival and occasional ally to his rival, Conan. He is introduced as Kaito 1412, but is referred to as Kid later on.[15] He is confronted by the protagonist of the series, Shinichi Kudo; teen detective turned child under the alias Conan Edogawa, who often foils his plans but Kid still eludes capture. Kaito also garners the attention of Jirokichi Suzuki who wants to capture Kid for fame.[16] In the series, it is revealed that Shinichi's father Yusaku Kudo was the one who came up with the Kaito 1412 and Kaito Kid moniker.[17] In the Case Closed film series, Kaito reveals he knows Conan is actually Shinichi.[2] Due to Kaito's strong resemblance to Shinichi, he is able to disguise himself as Shinichi Kudo without a mask.[18]

Kaito has made six appearances in the films. In Case Closed: The Last Wizard of the Century, he steals a fabergé egg to return to its rightful owner while helping Shinichi on his investigation for an assassin.[2] In Case Closed: Magician of the Silver Sky, he continues his search for Pandora as Shinichi attempts to impede his heist.[18] Kaito makes his third appearance in Case Closed: The Private Eyes' Requiem, where he indirectly helps Shinichi solve an old murder.[19] His fourth appearance takes place in Case Closed: The Lost Ship in the Sky where Jirokichi baits him with a large gemstone on an airship as he attempts to capture him.[20] He is also featured in Lupin the 3rd vs. Detective Conan: The Movie and Case Closed: Sunflowers of Inferno. In the latter, it's revealed that despite being a thief, Kid is a man of honor.

Production

Kaitou Kid was created by Japanese manga artist Gosho Aoyama. The character first appeared in Magic Kaito, a manga series that debuted in 1987. Aoyama originally conceived the story of a high school student turned master thief, inspired by the long-standing tradition of gentleman thief characters in Japanese pop culture. The author has acknowledged influences from famous fictional criminals such as Arsène Lupin and the 1967 anime Lupin III.[21]

While Magic Kaito initially focused solely on the adventures of the official character, production of the manga was periodic, with long intervals between chapters due to Aoyama’s other ongoing work, Detective Conan (also known as Case Closed). However, Kaitou Kid's popularity in Detective Conan led to several crossover appearances, making him one of the recurring characters in the series. The character’s role in Detective Conan boosted his fame, resulting in special anime episodes and his own dedicated arc within the larger series.[22]

Over time, various adaptations of Kaitou Kid have been produced, including animated television specials, theatrical appearances in Detective Conan films, and merchandise. The production of these adaptations often involved collaboration between different animation studios, with TMS Entertainment producing the majority of the anime content.[23]

Media

Manga

Kaito Kuroba, first came to life in Magic Kaito, a manga series published in Shogakukan’s shōnen manga magazine Weekly Shōnen Sunday during May 7, 1987 to April 24, 2024.[6]

Magic Kaito Manga Release and Chapter Overview[8]

Vol. Chapters Release date ISBN
1 1-6
  1. "The Phantom Thief Reborn" (蘇る怪盗, Yomigaeru Kaitō)
  2. "The Police are Everywhere" (警官がいっぱい, Keikan ga Ippai)
  3. "A Clockwork Heart" (時計仕掛けのハート, Tokei Jikake no Hāto)
  4. "Kaito Kid's Busy Weekend" (怪盗キッドの忙しい休日, Kaitō Kiddo no Isogashii Kyūjitsu)
  5. "The Underwater Pirate Ship" (海賊船浮上せず, Kaizokusen Fujōsezu)
  6. "A Seduction in Scarlet" (緋色の誘惑, Hiiro no Yūwaku)
 April 18, 1988 4-09-122081-9
2 7-13
  1. "Stay Away From Me" (彼から手をひいて, Kare kara te o hiite)
  2. "Japan's Most Irresponsible Leader" (日本一の無責任総理, Nippon'ichi no Musekinin Sōri)
  3. "I Am The Master" (わたしが主人だ, Watashi ga Masutā Da)
  4. "Adults Don't Understand" (大人とわかってくれない, Otona to Wakattekurenai)
  5. "The Boy Who Bet on the Ball" (ボールにかける少年, Bōru ni Kakeru Shōnen)
  6. "Ghost Game" (ゴースト・ゲーム, Gōsuto Gēmu)
  7. "Hustler VS. Magician" (ハスラーvs.マジシャン, Hasurā vs Majishan)
 October 18, 1988 4-09-122082-7
3 14-20
  1. "Star Wars" (スターウォーズ, Sutā Wōzu)
  2. "Enter the Great Detective!!" (名探偵登場!!, Meitantei Tōjō!!)
  3. "Nearby Enemy" (眼下の怪盗, Ganka no Kaitō)
  4. "Akako's Delivery Service" (紅子の宅配便, Akako no Takuhaibin)
  5. "Yaiba VS. Kaito!" (〈番外編〉刃vs.快斗!, (Bangaihen) Yaiba vs. Kaito!)
  6. "Blue Birthday" (ブルーバースデー, Burū Bāsudē)
  7. "Green Dream" (グリーンドリーム, Gurīn Dorīmu)
 September 17, 1994 4-09-122083-5
4 21-28
  1. "Crystal Mother (クリスタル・マザー, Kurisutaru mazā)
  2. "Red Tear" (レッド・ティアー, Reddo Tiā)
  3. "Black Star (Part 1)" (ブラック・スター(前編), Burakku Sutā (Zenpen))
  4. "Black Star (Part 2)" (ブラック・スター(後編), Burakku Sutā (Kōhen))
  5. "Golden Eye (Part 1)" (ゴールデン・アイ(前編), Gōruden Ai (Zenpen))
  6. "Golden Eye (Part 2)" (ゴールデン・アイ(後編), Gōruden Ai (Kōhen))
  7. "Dark Knight (Part 1)" (ダーク・ナイト(前編), Dāku Naito (Zenpen))
  8. "Dark Knight (Part 2)" (ダーク・ナイト(後編), Dāku Naito (Kōhen))
 February 16, 2007 4-09-121005-0
5 29-36
  1. "Phantom Lady (Part 1)" (ファントム・レディー(前編), Fantomu Redī (Zenpen))
  2. "Phantom Lady (Part 2)" (ファントム・レディー(後編), Fantomu Redī (Kōhen))
  3. "Midnight Crow (Part 1)" (真夜中の烏(ミッドナイト・クロウ)(前編), Mayonaka no Karasu (Middonaito Kurō) (Zenpen))
  4. "Midnight Crow (Part 2)" (真夜中の烏(ミッドナイト・クロウ)(中編), Mayonaka no Karasu (Middonaito Kurō) (Chūhen))
  5. "Midnight Crow (Part 3)" (真夜中の烏(ミッドナイト・クロウ)(後編), Mayonaka no Karasu (Middonaito Kurō) (Kōhen))
  6. "Sun Halo (Part 1)" (日輪の後光(サン・ヘイロー)(前編), Nichirin no Gokō (San Heirō) (Zenpen))
  7. "Sun Halo (Part 2)" (日輪の後光(サン・ヘイロー)(中編), Nichirin no Gokō (San Heirō) (Chūhen))
  8. "Sun Halo (Part 3)" (日輪の後光(サン・ヘイロー)(後編), Nichirin no Gokō (San Heirō) (Kōhen))
 July 18, 2017 4-09-127764-0

Anime

Kaito Kuroba was later brought to life on screen through two animated adaptations. The first, produced by TMS Entertainment with 12 episodes and aired between April 17, 2010 - 2012 on Animax and Nippon Television Network. Building on his popularity, Kaito returned in Magic Kaito 1412 (まじっく快斗1412), a 24 episodes animation series by A-1 Pictures that aired from October 4, 2014 to March 28, 2015.[7][24] This adaptation enriched Kaito's world with soundtracks, "Kimi no Matsu Sekai" by Lagoon and "White of Crime" by Revalcy as themes for episodes 1 through 12, and "Ai no Scenario" by CHiCO with HoneyWorks and "Koi no Jumyō" by Galileo Galilei as themes for episodes 13 to 24.[25]

Magic Kaito 1412 Episode Titles and Airdates[6]

Episode Number Episode Title Airdate
1 "Kid the Phantom Thief Returns"

Transliteration: "Yomigaeru Kaitō Kiddo" (Japanese: 蘇る怪盗KID)

October 4, 2014
2 "Blue Birthday"

Transliteration: "Burū Bāsudei" (Japanese: ブルーバースデイ)

October 11, 2014
3 "Hustler vs. Magician"

Transliteration: "Hasurā VS Majishan" (Japanese: ハスラーVSマジシャン)

October 18, 2014
4 "A Great Detective Comes to Light"

Transliteration: "Meitantei wa Hakujitsu no Moto ni" (Japanese: 名探偵は白日の下に)

October 25, 2014
5 "Scarlet Seduction"

Transliteration: "Hiiro no Yūwaku" (Japanese: 緋色の誘惑)

November 1, 2014
6 "Black Star"

Transliteration: "Burakku Sutā" (Japanese: ブラックスター)

November 8, 2014
7 "Kaito Kuroba's Busy Day Off"

Transliteration: "Kuroba Kaito no Isogashii Kyūjitsu" (Japanese: 黒羽快斗の忙しい休日)

November 15, 2014
8 "Adult's Charm"

Transliteration: "Otona no Omajinai" (Japanese: 大人のおまじない)

November 22, 2014
9 "Enter: The Phantom Lady"

Transliteration: "Fantomu Redi Tōjō" (Japanese: 怪盗淑女 登場)

November 29, 2014
10 "Phantom Lady and the Ryoma Treasure"

Transliteration: "Fantomu Redi to Ryoma no Otakara" (Japanese: 怪盗淑女と龍馬のお宝)

December 6, 2014
11 "Kid, Conan, and the Ryoma Treasure Illusion"

Transliteration: "Kiddo Konan no Ryōma Otakara Iryūjon" (Japanese: KID コナンの龍馬お宝イリュージョン)

December 13, 2014
12 "Holy Night: Two Kid the Phantom Thieves"

Transliteration: "Seiya - Futari no Kaitō Kiddo" (Japanese: 聖夜・二人の怪盗KID)

December 27, 2014
13 "Get Away from Him"

Transliteration: "Kare kara Te o Hīte" (Japanese: 彼から手をひいて)

January 10, 2015
14 "Crystal Mother"

Transliteration: "Kurisutaru Mazā" (Japanese: クリスタル・マザー)

January 17, 2015
15 "The Princess and the Thief's Improv"

Transliteration: "Ōjo to Dorobō no Sokkyōgeki" (Japanese: 王女と泥棒の即興劇)

January 24, 2015
16 "Kid vs. Conan: Miraculous Airwalking"

Transliteration: "Kiddo VS Konan Kiseki no Kūchū Hokō" (Japanese: KID VS コナン 奇跡の空中歩行)

January 31, 2015
17 "Green Dream"

Transliteration: "Gurīn Dorīmu" (Japanese: グリーンドリーム)

February 7, 2015
18 "Golden Eye (Part 1): Chat Noir's Challenge"

Transliteration: "Gōruden Ai (Zenpen) Shanowāru no Chōsen" (Japanese: ゴールデン・アイ《前編》 黒猫《シャノワール》の挑戦)

February 14, 2015
19 "Golden Eye (Part 2): Kid vs. Chat Noir: Endgame!"

Transliteration: "Gōruden Ai (Kōhen) Ketchaku Kiddo vs Shanowāru" (Japanese: ゴールデン・アイ《後編》 決着KIDvs黒猫《シャノワール》)

February 21, 2015
20 "Dark Knight"

Transliteration: "Dāku Naito" (Japanese: ダーク・ナイト)

February 28, 2015
21 "Kid VS Conan: Teleportation Under The Moonlight"

Transliteration: "Kiddo VS Konan Gekka no Shunkan Idō" (Japanese: KIDvsコナン 月下の瞬間移動)

March 7, 2015
22 "Red Tear"

Transliteration: "Reddo Tiā" (Japanese: レッド.ティアー)

March 14, 2015
23 "Midnight Crow (Part 1): His Name is Phantom Thief Corbeau!"

Transliteration: "Middonaito Kurō (Zenpen) Sono Na ha Kaitō Korubō!" (Japanese: 真夜中の烏《ミッドナイト・クロウ》《前編》 その名は怪盗コルボー！)

March 21, 2015
24 "Midnight Crow (Part 2): Clash! Black or White!?"

Transliteration: "Middonaito Kurō (Kōhen) Gekitotsu! Shiro ka Kuro ka!?" (Japanese: 真夜中の烏《ミッドナイト・クロウ》《後編》 激突！白か黒か！？)

March 28, 2015

Reception

Kaito Kid, also known as the "Phantom Thief Kid," has been widely appreciated by both fans and critics.[26] His charismatic personality and unique role as a gentleman thief have earned him comparisons to famous fictional thieves such as Arsène Lupin.[27] Kaito's charm, wit, and ability to consistently outsmart law enforcement officers have been praised for adding excitement and entertainment to his character. His mysterious nature, especially in Detective Conan, has also been highlighted, where his playful rivalry with Shinichi Kudo (Conan) brings a layer of intrigue to the series. According to Anime News Network, Kaito Kid "adds a touch of magic" to otherwise intense investigations.

Kaito Kid frequently ranks high in character popularity polls in Japan.[28] In a Case Closed character popularity poll, Kaito ranked as the most popular character in the series.[29] In an online poll by Conan Movie.jp, he placed second with 19% of the votes. My Anime List also noted his popularity, particularly due to his lighthearted yet cunning persona, which contrasts with the more serious tone of typical crime-solving stories.

Despite the generally positive reception,[30] some critics argue that Kaito Kid’s resemblance to other fictional thieves makes his character seem derivative.[31] The Fandom Post remarked that, while entertaining, Kaito’s character often feels like a 'recycled archetype,' heavily borrowing from classic thief tropes.[31] However, others appreciate his dynamic with the main protagonist.[32] John Sinnott from DVD Talk described Kaito Kuroba as an interesting character, particularly because he is able to escape from Shinichi Kudo, the central character of Case Closed.[33] Rebecca Silverman of Anime News Network also described him as "interesting" and noted that "it is a lot of fun" to watch how he defies Shinichi and serves as his "foil." Similarly, Amanda Tarbet from SequentialTart.com found the Phantom Thief Kid to be an amusing character due to his gentlemanly manners and skills.

Kaito Kid in Different Languages

Magic Kaito is translated into many different languages. Resulting in many countries adjusting the character name to match their language.[10]

Kaito Kid Translations Across Languages[10]
Language Name
Japanese 怪盗キッド Kaitō Kid
Arabic اللص الطائر كيد Al-Liṣṣ Aṭ-Ṭa’ir Kid / الفتى الطائر Al-Fata Aṭ-Ṭa’ir / الفتى اللص Al-Fata Al-Liṣṣ / كايتو كيد Kāito Kid
Bahasa Indonesia Kid si Pencuri, Kaito Kid in late episodes/chapters
Bahasa Melayu Kaitou Kid / Thief Kid / The Phantom Thief / Pencuri Aneh Kid (Manga)
Català Kid 1412 / Kid Cat / Kid el Lladre / Kaito Kid
Chinese (Simplified) 怪盗基德 Guàidào Jīdé
Chinese (Traditional) 怪盜基德 Guàidào Jīdé
English Phantom Thief Kid / Kaito Kid / Bandit Kid
Filipino Kaito Kid
Finnish Kaito Kid (DC), Kaitou Kid (MK)
French (Kid l'Insaisissable) / Kid Cat Burglar / Kaito Kid
Galician Caco Kid
German "Kaito Kid", "Meisterdieb 1412" or "Phantom Kid"
Italian Kaito Kid (manga) / Kid il ladro / Furto Kid / Ladro Kid (Detective Conan anime) / Kaitou Kid (Magic Kaito 1412)
Korean 괴도키드 Gwedo Kid
Mongolian Каито Кид (Батхаан)
Portuguese (Brazil) Kid Fantasma (Phantom Kid) / Kaito Kid
Russian Кайто Кид Kaito Kid
Spanish Kaito Kid (manga) / Kid el Ladrón (Kid the Thief) (anime)
Spanish (Latin America) Kid Misterioso / Niño gato de la noche / Kaito Kid
Thai จอมโจรคิด
Vietnamese Siêu trộm Kid / Siêu đạo chích Kid / Đạo tặc Kid

See also

References

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