Matsumoto Mao is supposed to become the new medical examiner and visit the USA at the age of 10. While there, she is to study advanced placement 3rd year Forensics. She has an IQ of over 150. Suddenly, she becomes like an ordinary person, confusing everybody except Kyoko. A rush of bodies come in for autopsy. A middle-aged man who apparently fell for a scaffolding at a construction site comes in. Mao begins the autopsy without a speck of the days' exhaustion showing. She discovered that he did not simply hit his head while falling. (Source: wiki.d-addicts) Edit Translation
- English
- Español
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Native Title: ゼロの真実〜監察医・松本真央〜
- Also Known As: Zero's Truth , The Truth of Zero ~ Coroner Matsumoto Mao , Zero's Truth: Forensic Medical Examiner Matsumoto Maou , Zero no Shinjitsu ~ Kansatsui Matsumoto Mao , Zero no Shinjitsu - Kansatsui Matsumoto Maou
- Screenwriter: Oishi Shizuka
- Director: Katayama Osamu, Tsunehiro Jouta, Hoshino Kazunari
- Genres: Thriller, Mystery, Medical
Cast & Credits
- Takei Emi Main Role
- Namase KatsuhisaIzumisawa IkuoSupport Role
- Maya MikiInden KyokoSupport Role
- Sasaki KuranosukeYashiki IchiroSupport Role
- Wada MasatoTomita HajimeSupport Role
- Kirishima ReikaMatsumoto NatsukoSupport Role
Reviews
If the story alone is enough to draw in someone as picky as me, then you add in the amazing cast, this show must be a hit (lol). Speaking of the cast, hearing Takei Emi be so unemotional was something I was not used to at all! It took me a few episodes to get used to, too. Listening to Sasaki Kuranosuke speaking in Osaka (i believe it was) dialect was one of the most amazing things I'm ever heard. Watching each person of this fantastic cast work as a team, even though they were sometimes at odds, was fascinating, to say the least! I also found a few wonderful new actors to follow!
I laughed, I cried, I got angry, I worried, I was curious, I learned, and I felt as if I was part of each case. The stories were an even 50/50 balance of typical stories for a police/medical examiner/mystery/crime drama and stories that I've never witnessed before. I think that may have been a strength and a weakness for this show; it could have been longer than 8 episodes, but it was completed wonderfully with a finale that I never saw coming.
I would like to see more of this story, if not more of an apathetic, unemotional Takei Emi and an eccentric, thick dialect speaking Sasaki Kuranosuke. This drama does seem a tad underrated to me, but maybe that's just because I haven't noticed it myself. I believe this show could have lasted longer than 8 episodes and would have loved to see more of this entire team of medical examiners and police working together!
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the lead is a quite type so she doesn't have to many lines, but her acting is pretty good.
the story will tell about her being a super stubborn person and no one can stop her ( i dont like it about her but what can i do ) and in the end she always right, so the other will not like her in the beginning.
and the mystery in this drama is a litlle boring and not too shocking ( i think ),
if you like mystery drama without something dark you will like it, and if i can finish this you than you will.
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