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Line 1: {{work\|wppage=Yakushiji Ryōko no Kaiki Jikenbo}} ~~{{creator}}~~ [[File:Ryoko_Cast_7649.jpg\|frame\| The show's cast. From left to right: Junichiro Izumida, Ryoko Yakushiji, Lucienne, Marianne and Yukiko Muromachi.]] Yakushiji Ryoko is a Superintendent in the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, and with her lackey/slave/[[The Chew Toy\|chew toy]] Assistant Inspector Junichiro Izumida [[They Fight Crime]], though more often than not the cases end up involving the paranormal. While being in the Metropolitan Police Department's Criminal Investigation Bureau, Ryoko is the daughter of JACES President Hiroko Yakushiji, who is ~~an ex-MPD~~a high-ranking ex-MPD officer. As such, she is the "official" Yakushiji known in the public to be standing ready to succeed her father. Think ''[[Law and Order]]'' [[X Meets Y\|meets]] ''[[The X-Files]]'' meets ''[[James Bond]]'' and you have a rough idea of what the show's like.▼ ▲Yakushiji Ryoko is a Superintendent in the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, and with her lackey/slave/[[The Chew Toy\|chew toy]] Assistant Inspector Junichiro Izumida [[They Fight Crime]], though more often than not the cases end up involving the paranormal. While being in the Metropolitan Police Department's Criminal Investigation Bureau, Ryoko is the daughter of JACES President Hiroko Yakushiji, who is an ex-MPD high-ranking officer. As such, she is the "official" Yakushiji known in the public to be standing ready to succeed her father. Think ''[[Law and Order]]'' [[X Meets Y\|meets]] ''[[The X-Files]]'' meets ''[[James Bond]]'' and you have a rough idea of what the show's like. Notable for featuring an adult female protagonist [[Christmas Cake\|above the age usually considered attractive]] who is still [[Badass]] [[Action Girl\|and incredibly competent]] while also being [[Hello, Nurse!\|extremely sexy]]. Created by Doctor Yoshiki Tanaka, '''''Ryōko Yakushiji's Strange Case Files''''' (Japanese ''薬師寺涼子の怪奇事件簿'' - see [[{{PAGENAME}}/Trivia\|the ~~series~~Trivia subpage]] for other translations of the franchise name) is a franchise that consists of a drama CD, an anime and manga series that has been concluded with 11 volumes alongside light novels. As of 2019, [[No Export for You\|the series was only legally available in Japan.]] As of 2012, the series has not been "officially" made available to the Americas, Europe, Oceania and the Middle East. The manga and anime's been released overseas so far to China and Taiwan and perhaps to the various Chinese communities in Southeast Asia. But not the novels as they're still in Japan. ---- {{tropelist}} ~~=== The franchise contains Examples Of: ===~~ * [[Adaptation Distillation]]: While the manga did take some aspects from the light novels as some of its stories were available with the former, there's no way that the anime did the same. But the production team did a bit of a good job with a reference to the Tokyo Nightmare novel. * [[A Wizard Did It]]: With regards to the digital pictures the newspaper reporters had when the camera was destroyed after being ambushed by a JACES tactical team. Same with the giant frog's appearance near Azabu-Jūban. Line 110 ⟶ 109: [[Category:Manga]] [[Category:Cop Show]] [[Category:~~The Case Files of Yakushiji Ryoko~~{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:Mystery and Detective Anime and Manga]] [[Category:Multiple Works Need Separate Pages]] [[Category:Literature of the 1990s]] [[Category:Literature of the 2000s]] [[Category:Manga of the 2000s]] [[Category:Anime of the 2000s]] {{DEFAULTSORT: Case Files of Yakushiji Ryoko, The}} [[Category:Literature]]