The impersonator "Character"

best-selling crime works drawn by cartoonists,

He was imitated by the murder method of the story and committed many murders.

When social panic is caused and the police are highly concerned,

Is the cartoonist going to continue publishing? Or just stop creating?

Keigo Yamashiro (played by Masaki Sugata), who has been serving as an assistant to a well-known cartoonist, is not reconciled.

Wanting to debut independently, the works he submitted were repeatedly rejected by editors.

The editor has the same comments as the cartoonist teacher he follows,

His painting style is delicate, the villains and the evil mentality in his works cannot make people agree with his badness.

People who are too gentle are really not suitable for drawing crime cartoons.

Yamashiro decides to quit his comic assistant and become an ordinary office worker.

On the last day of the work day, go out to take pictures and paint the most beautiful houses on the street.

Neighbors asked him to tell the owner of the house that the music should be turned down.

Shancheng repeatedly rang the doorbell and no one responded, so he pushed the door hard and entered.

He was shocked to see that the four people in the house were covered in blood, bound to the dining table, obviously dead, so frightened that he fell to the floor.

He glimpsed outside the house, a man with pink hair holding a sharp knife stained with blood.

Afraid of the murderer's retaliation, Shancheng did not tell the police that he saw the suspected murderer.

But he painted this scene into the comic "34",

Such a bloody and terrifying story was serialized in a magazine and became popular.

The mountain city has both fame and fortune, living in a luxury apartment, having its own studio,

Marries his girlfriend Natsumi (played by Takahata Mitsuki).

The suspect who clearly committed the murder has been arrested and detained.

However, there were two consecutive murders involving a family of four.

The detective in charge of the investigation, Shunsuke Kiyoda (played by Shun Oguri)

With his team leader Takata Mabi (played by Shido Nakamura),

Arriving at the Hechuan Campground, when the scene of the horrific murder was inspected,

Qingtian quickly found the murderous knife, and in the surprised eyes of Zhenbi, he handed him the serialized comic "34",

From the way the victim was stabbed to the way of tying up the corpse, the four sitting postures... exactly the same look,

It's an imitation crime at all, so Qingtian and Zhenbi asked Shancheng for the reason.

What's even more frightening is that the murderer Liangjiao (played by Fukase), who was witnessed by Yamashiro, also came to him.

After watching "The Impostor", I couldn't help but complain that the Japanese police are really so sloppy in handling cases.

Arrest an ex-convict at random, and he said: I was wrong, I decided that he was a criminal.

Oguri Shun raised doubts, and Nakamura Shido also had doubts, but the boss urged to close the case quickly,

Explain to the public and convict people hastily.

Because of this, the real culprit is at large, committing more murders.

The murderer, played by singer Fukase, keeps committing crimes with only a sharp knife.

The victim's father was taller and stronger than him, and it was strange to be easily subdued by him.

He knew the whereabouts of the cartoonist Shancheng like the palm of his hand, and it was even more incredible that ghosts and ghosts did not appear around his life.

The scene where Oguri Shun was stabbed to death by an assault knife was too sudden and shocking,

Because of his death, Yamashiro decided to make a deal with the murderer himself as a bait.

Fukase with pink hair is nervous and confused,

Looking at people with their heads tilted can give people goosebumps.

People who have been abandoned and traumatized since childhood can keep killing people?

If the creator cannot describe the psychology of the criminal, the work cannot be affirmed?

So, do writers and screenwriters have to personally try to kill or die? Can't imagine?

All these questions can be answered in The Impersonator, but I can't agree.