History Anime / LaytonMysteryDetectiveAgency

** ''Family'', particularly broken families. [[spoiler:Several of the episodes feature clients or witnesses being reunited with loved ones who were, to that point, estranged. It largely parallels Katry's missing dad.]

* Motifs: ''Family'', particularly broken families. [[spoiler:Several of the episodes feature clients or witnesses being reunited with loved ones who were, to that point, estranged. It largely parallels Katry's missing dad.]]

* EarlyBirdCameo: Even though three of the seven dragons have already appeared before and during episode 9, the rest of them have appeared in Madame Doublee's party.

* ShoutOut: During the Ratman case, the newspaper photographer is appropriately named [[Franchise/Spider-Man "Pete"]].

* ShoutOut: During the Ratman case, the newspaper photographer is appropriately named [[ComicBooks/Spiderman "Pete"]].

* GoAndSinNoMore: Ratman offers to a group of ruffians he defeats.

An adaptation of ''VideoGame/LaytonsMysteryJourneyKatrielleAndTheMillionairesConspiracy'', and part of the [[Franchise/ProfessorLayton Professor Layton]] franchise, the animé follows Katrielle and the detective agency she runs in London. Working alongside her are a young man named Ernest Greeves (Noah in Japanese), and Sherl the dog; as well as Ercule Hastings (Aspoirot in Japanese), a police detective, and his assistant, Emiliana Perfetti (Geraldine in Japanese).

An adaptation of [[VideoGame/LaytonsMysteryJourneyKatrielleAndTheMillionairesConspiracy Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaire's Conspiracy]], and part of the [[Franchise/ProfessorLayton Professor Layton]] franchise, the animé follows Katrielle and the detective agency she runs in London. Working alongside her are a young man named Ernest Greeves (Noah in Japanese), and Sherl the dog; as well as Ercule Hastings (Aspoirot in Japanese), a police detective, and his assistant, Emiliana Perfetti (Geraldine in Japanese).

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* CriticalResearchFailure: One episode has a man delighting his good luck -- but wanting Katrielle's thoughts on it, because he wants to get lucky one last time: his father is ill in hospital, and he used his gains to pay the bills. In the UK, where the animé is set, medical care is free through the NHS, and unless you are in private care (in which case, you would usually have an insurance provider to cover costs), you do not have to pay for operations.

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* YouFailEconomicsForever: The bank in episode 9. Their solution to [[spoiler:potentially losing 20 million pounds]] because of a ventilation problem? [[spoiler:Simply print extra, and nobody has to know.]] That is not how money works, and could in fact, only make the problem worse. Although this said, Maya's hesitance to let the problem be known is very sensible, as any issue with banking could result in loss of confidence, and runs on the bank's deposits.

* BigEater: Katrielle. She compares each mystery to a different sweet when she is about to give her solution to the problem.

* YouFailEconomicsForever: The bank in episode 9. Their solution to [[spoiler:potentially losing 20 million pounds]] because of a ventilation problem? [[spoiler:simply print extra, and nobody has to know.]] That is not how money works, and could in fact, only make the problem worse. Although this said, Maya's hesitance to let the problem be known is very sensible, as any issue with banking could result in loss of confidence, and runs on the bank's deposits.

* YouFailEconomicsForever: The bank in episode 9. Their solution to [[spoiler:potentially losing 20 million pounds]] because of a ventilation problem? [[spoiler:simply print extra, and nobody has to know.]] That is not how money works, and could in fact, only make the problem worse. Although this said, Maya's hesitance to let the problem be known is very sensible, as any issue with banking could result in loss of confidence, and runs on the bank's deposits.

BigEater: Katrielle. She compares each mystery to a different sweet when she is about to give her solution to the problem.
CriticalResearchFailure: One episode has a man delighting his good luck -- but wanting Katrielle's thoughts on it, because he wants to get lucky one last time: his father is ill in hospital, and he used his gains to pay the bills. In the UK, where the animé is set, medical care is free through the NHS, and unless you are in private care (in which case, you would usually have an insurance provider to cover costs), you do not have to pay for operations.
YouFailEconomicsForever: The bank in episode 9. Their solution to [[spoiler:potentially losing 20 million pounds]] because of a ventilation problem? [[spoiler:simply print extra, and nobody has to know.]] That is not how money works, and could in fact, only make the problem worse. Although this said, Maya's hesitance to let the problem be known is very sensible, as any issue with banking could result in loss of confidence, and runs on the bank's deposits.

It is currently airing on Fuji TV's ''Adventure Sunday'' slot.

''"The truth is stranger than fiction!"''

An adaptation of [[VideoGame/LaytonsMysteryJourneyKatrielleAndTheMillionairesConspiracy]], and part of the [[Franchise/ProfessorLayton]], the animé follows Katrielle and the detective agency she runs in London. Working alongside her are a young man named Ernest Greeves (Noah in Japanese), and Sherl the dog; as well as Ercule Hastings (Aspoirot in Japanese), a police detective, and his assistant, Emiliana Perfetti (Geraldine in Japanese).

An adaptation of [[VideoGame/LaytonsMysteryJourneyKatrielleAndTheMillionairesConspiracy Layton's Mystery Journey]], the animé follows Katrielle and the detective agency she runs in London.