The WeChat nicknames suitable for Haihara Ai are as follows:

1. Jizi.

2. Ugly to the core of his soul.

3. Please step aside, love.

4. Hands-on.

5. Fish fish fish fish fish.

6. Happy and dependent on each other.

7. Shout with the universe.

8. Rats that eat melons.

9. Breeze from all directions.

10. Bad temper.

Haihara Ai, a character in the Japanese comic "Detective Conan" and its derivative works, is a first-year Class B student of Tedan Elementary School, a member of the Youth Detective Corps, and a former scientist of the black organization. His real name is Miyano Shiho. He once belonged to the black organization and was codenamed "Shirley". He is the main inventor of the drug "APTX4869" that can cause all cells except nervous tissue to degenerate to childhood. His sister Miyano Akemi was ruthlessly killed by the organization. , and interrupted drug research in protest.

When he was imprisoned in the laboratory room by Gin and others, he took "APTX4869", which made his body shrink, and he successfully escaped and betrayed the organization. He stayed at the home of Dr. Agasa, and under his arrangement, he changed his real name to Haibara Ai, and attended the same elementary school as Edogawa Conan.

The creative background of "Detective Conan"

Initially, Gosho Aoyama planned to create a detective with special abilities, such as being able to read memories by touching objects. But the editor wanted Gosho Aoyama to draw orthodox mystery comics. When he first got the proposal, Gosho Aoyama had no motivation at all. But soon he remembered that he had liked detectives like Sherlock Holmes since he was a child, so he began to create. The Japanese mystery drama "Furuhata Jinsaburo" also stimulated the author's creation to a certain extent.

Because the name "Detective Conan" reminds people of "Future Boy Conan", the editor-in-chief of the magazine said that it would be better to use "Doyle". But Aoyama felt that "Conan" had a better linguistic feel than "Doyle", so he insisted on using the name "Detective Conan". However, before the serialization, the editor-in-chief also mistakenly wrote the name of the comic as "Detective Boy Conan" when publishing the trailer.