Don't call it mystery, 2

Totono observes, analyzes, deduces and advises with an honesty that sometimes becomes too reckless. However, although he may seem arrogant, he never judges whatever his conclusions are. He is young and reserved, but has a clear image of contemporary society. Thanks to this, he is capable of solving both everyday problems, often the result of Japanese idiosyncrasies, and the most dastardly crimes.