Q.E.D

[Gent]

@donutholer They've not been scanlated yet. New chapters will come out every Wednesday.

 

[donutholer]

@gent

thanks!

 

[Yuh]

Just started and I’ve yet to see the reason why the quantum entanglement device has its own manga and why ultimis has yet to show up

 

[Ant]

what did she say

 

[RWorld]

Spoiler

Manga series finished, but no progress on those two shipping. FML

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[Kaarme]

@RWorld Thanks for the warning! I guess I'll be skipping this one.

 

[NullApostle]

Good job finishing a series with such long chapters. I must have been difficult to translate all the math stuff and the technical terms.
Kudos to you, Irregular Scans.

 

[Dianchus]

@Kaarme This "ending" its NOT the end. The manga moved to another magazine. https://mangadex.org/title/30297/q-e-d-iff-shoumei-shuuryou this is the continuation (Its not translated yet but it will be)

 

[thetroublemaker]

I really like the volume covers.

 

[VooXoo]

Good manga, there are some plotholes because the leaps in logic are too big even ofr a genius, and if said genius can actually make that kind of connections he could even predict the crimes, I'm at half of it and Touma was unable to understand people only in the initial chapters, he become fairly normal right after the prologue and become just a weird kid but not unable to live in the normal population as he was presented.

In some chapters he is able to reveal the culprit thanks to second or third person info that would have been ignored from anyone and even forgotten, honestly in some cases is like they gave him a script with details of everything that happened for how much he knows, a normal witness would not recall so much (case with Queen grandma for example, he was absent until the end and connected everything from what the club members told him, in a way that was too detailed, is a cop wet dream to have witnesses so good).

Spoiler

another case is Ryan the liar, wasn't well explained why Ryan decided to make the murder joke on people he already tormented a lot, why?

I know this is manga but a lot of his theories to identify the culprit could be easily disproved by a decent lawyer, the criminal should just keep their mouth shut to not let it stick, and in the real world a kid resolving cases the police got so much wrong would be obstructed from the force pride, some would more happily destroy the proofs than admit they were wrong to a child.

 

[ilusatus]

Finally i found it, my childhood memories.
I read this manga when i was in elementary, i like it mostly cause many cases is just a simple daily things like a missunderstanding or accident (i barely like the complicated murder case).
Its very limited main cast is also help the kid me to easily enjoy the story.

 

[gr8g]

Started this after CMB. On the whole I would say CMB is much better, this does pick up in the last volumes. But yes much better than other trash-sekais out there.
Like how many people have already pointed out, most of his cases, he solves with conjecture, and somehow magically forces a culprit to confess. Very rarely in the initial volumes, does he attempt to bring in some hard evidence against a culprit. Most cases, if culprit just kept quiet and went to court, he may have been let go for 'reasonable doubt', one of the chapters regarding introduction of Jury duty highlights the same.

On another perspective, maybe the author wanted to show he was egotistical in the start, and didn't believe that he needed to backup his theories with hard evidence since he computed perfectly. Later on Kana's influence mellows(numbs? ) him down and he decides to bring in evidence to backup his theories so that 'normal' humans could understand it.