NO.464ANIMEOOTDJodie Starling
NO.464ANIMEOOTDJodie Starling
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Jodie Starling
Jodie Starling
Detective Conan ↗ / 2000
FBI agent with an English-teacher cover
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ABOUT Jodie Starling / 01—0601First appearance and background
Her manga debut is File 270 and anime debut episode 226. File 270 appears in Japanese volume 27, released April 18, 2000; this is the collected-volume date, not the magazine publication date. Jodie Saintemillion is her teacher-cover name.
02Personality and appeal
She jokes in class and enjoys films and action games, yet stays observant under pressure. Her willingness to take Conan’s deductions seriously contrasts with her deep distrust of Vermouth.
03Story journey
Vermouth’s attack on her family motivates her pursuit. Her teacher cover supports the investigation in Japan before her FBI identity is revealed. Akai’s apparent death involves major spoilers: distinguish what Jodie knows at the time from later revelations.
04Relationships
Shuichi Akai is her former boyfriend and FBI colleague, not her husband. They separated when he went undercover and became involved with Akemi Miyano. James Black is her superior and Andre Camel her colleague. Vermouth is her adversary; early misdirection does not make Jodie Vermouth.
05Versions and visual identity
Her blonde bob, blue eyes and glasses are key visual cues. Teacher and FBI outfits vary; fan clothing should not be described as a fixed uniform. Photographic, toy and other generated styles are AI-assisted fan interpretations, not official casting.
06Fan interpretations
Her suspicious early scenes reward a reread: many clues support identity misdirection rather than membership in the Black Organization. Avatars can contrast cheerful smiles with focused observation; confidence, surprise, doubt, concern and relief suit reactions. Fan theories remain interpretations.
