Wow, I did NOT see that ending coming. Brilliantly engaging and fun. It gets a bit too embellished for my tastes towards the end but the sheer fun of the story and the characters make up for that. Decent character development in the first few episodes before they dive into the final and main arc. The characters didn't so much change as they did get closure from previous trauma but it was nice to see them move on. Lots of comedy too. I would recommend it to cheesy-detective-story-loving people who are looking for a good time and some surprises.

"The Millionaire Detective" tells the story of two detectives who couldn't be more different. Kato is down-to-earth and honest, while Kambe is the heir to an extremely wealthy family whose bank balance is "unlimited". The anime is pretty average in my opinion. I liked a few things, but there were also things that struck me as rather negative. I'll start with the positive aspects: First of all, the anime has a very beautiful and unique drawing style. The character design is also very positive. The plot twist at the end also surprised me, even if it's not really the best. I've read a lot of reviews that are also positive about the animation, but I can't really agree with that. The animation isn't bad, but it's not incredibly good either. It just serves its purpose. On the one hand, the negative aspects for me are the English dubbing, because it often just sounded flat and monotonous. The anime was also too short with 11 episodes. They should have taken more episodes to deepen the relationship between Kato and Kambe. Because it wasn't that deep, some scenes seemed overly emotional. But all in all, the anime is worth watching.

Comedy, Mystery, and Redemption: This anime is about a cop, Haru Kato, and an inspector, Daisuke Kambe, who is a multi-millionaire, who work together on cases despite their differences and constant conflict between them. The anime covers the question of why a millionaire needs to work as an inspector, the bond between Haru and Daisuke, and the mysterious element. The anime is filled with comedy, excitement, and some serious tone to it at certain points. The first four episodes are just there to give character establishment with a filler criminal case per episode. The main storyline starts in the fifth episode and continues in further episodes. It would have been good if the makers started the story from the first episode or the second. The difference between Haru and Daisuke is written well, establishing that Haru tries to use his skills legally, but Daisuke throws money on technology, people, and things to solve the case. Haru's trauma from the mistake he made in the past case was also a good addition to his character, as he has redemption later in the story. The backstory of millionaire Daisuke's intentions to become an inspector was written well. The millionaire losing the things he relied on too much and overcoming and paying back the culprit was also a good addition to his character. The twists and turns and the distractions to set up the big reveal were also well-written as the story unfolded in each episode. The comical scenes were decent, as they made you smile at some points. The technologies Daisuke uses are admirable to watch as he uses them according to the situation. The action scenes were decent, and I can't complain as it is not the genre of the show. The climax was satisfactory to the story. As I watched it in English dub, the voice acting is good and suits every character well. The animation style is good too. The music is decent, and the comical narration of the show is acceptable. In conclusion, it's a decent watch to me. If filler portions were cut down, then it would be better than the current one. I suggest if you like a mystery story in comical narration, then check out this anime.