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00:00Personality traits often associated with analytical abilities are ironically difficult to analyze.
00:15The only measurement is the results they produce.
00:18The one thing we do know is individuals who've been gifted with the power of analysis find it to be their most exhilarating source of pleasure.
00:30Doctor, please tell me what's wrong with my baby.
00:39He keeps throwing up, his vision's all blurry, and he's been crying about his headaches and body aches for weeks.
00:46None of the doctors that we saw could figure out a cause.
00:50We'll be getting his test results soon. For now, you should just try to get some rest.
00:55Okay.
00:58He's stable. Seems the anti-emetic and suppository helped.
01:02Yeah. Still looking at severe vertigo, extremity pain, nausea, headache, and fatigue.
01:08That's a pretty broad range of symptoms. Could it be autoimmune? Lupus, maybe?
01:14It sounds like you've done your homework, but something like that would have been found by the other doctors already.
01:20That's a good point.
01:23Based on the symptoms that he's presenting, it could be the result of a congenital gene abnormality, or a rare neurological disorder.
01:30Huh?
01:31Oh. His labs came in.
01:36No elevation in his creatine kinase.
01:39And no evidence of rhabdomyolysis, either.
01:42Huh. So his labs look totally normal, but he's complaining of pain all over.
01:48It's just... strange.
01:51Hmm. How's the man with abdominal pain doing?
02:07I'm gonna take a peek at your stomach.
02:10Did you eat anything different than usual in the past couple days?
02:17We'll try to finish this quickly. Please bear with us as long as you can.
02:26It just doesn't seem like food poisoning. Maybe appendicitis?
02:45It's possible, but it could also be the early stages of gastroenteritis.
02:49We're going to order a CAT scan to confirm. Let's send them down to radiology as soon as they have a bed.
02:56Guess all we can do now is wait.
02:58Yeah.
02:59She's gonna be mad if I'm not on time. I gotta go.
03:04Dr. Takanashi, aren't you usually an investigative pathology?
03:15I am, yeah.
03:17So how come you're working in the emergency department today?
03:20Uh, heh heh.
03:22One one eight eight. One one eight seven.
03:25Right now I'm a helper for hire.
03:27Fine.
03:28Huh?
03:29Hold on.
03:30The ER announced that they were overwhelmed and needed whatever help they could get.
03:34So I'm on a temporary loan. The boss's orders.
03:37Wait, your boss is that cute little doctor who could easily pass as a high schooler, right?
03:42Look, don't ever say that to her face. He'll put her in her bad mood.
03:46Huh?
03:47Kotori!
03:48Huh?
03:49Uh...
03:50D...
03:51Dr. Takau, why are you here?
03:54Your shift will be ending in exactly 19 minutes and 24 seconds.
03:58So I came to collect you.
04:00To collect me?
04:02Sorry, but are you Dr. Takau Ameku?
04:05Huh? Who are you?
04:07I'm a first year resident, Mai Konoike. I'm honored to work with you, Dr. Ameku.
04:12Please never refer to me as Dr. Ameku.
04:15Hmm.
04:16I'm not the only Dr. Ameku at this hospital. My grandfather was the founder after all.
04:21In that case, can I call you Dr. Takau? And you can call me by my first name, too.
04:26Hmm.
04:27By the way, why did you call Dr. Takanashi Kotori?
04:30I'll explain. Look there. Hmm?
04:33Takanashi means no hawks, but it's written as little birds at play. My name has the kanji for hawk, so there's a hawk around, and he's the little bird who can't play, the Kotori.
04:46Oh, I love that. Hilarious.
04:48It's not that good.
04:50But it's just so ironic. You're tall, but your name's little bird.
04:54You, uh, just went ahead and said it, huh?
04:57Am I allowed to call you Dr. Kotori, too?
04:59No, you absolutely can't.
05:01Why do you care? Just hurry up. 18.47 minutes.
05:05I'm sorry, but I still have work I need to get done here.
05:08So what? Just get the doctor on the night shift to take over.
05:11But two patients don't have a proper diagnosis yet.
05:14Oh, geez. Yeah, so?
05:17I examined them, so I feel responsible for finding a diagnosis.
05:22Fine, then. So all you need is a diagnosis, right?
05:26Uh-huh.
05:30Hmm.
05:34Just wondering, are you two always like this?
05:37Kinda, yeah.
05:38It's nice that you're so close.
05:40Come on, why would you-
05:42Huh? Dr. Takao?
05:45Huh?
05:48Wh-what?
05:51Hi. Exam time.
05:52Uh-huh.
06:01I'm sorry, but who is this person?
06:03She's director of the Department of Investigative Pathology.
06:06The director?
06:10He has hypervitaminosis A.
06:12Headache, nausea, vomiting, general fatigue, myalgia, chylitis, and desquamation.
06:20With additional signs of papilledema due to elevated intracranial pressure.
06:25Vitamin A is fat-soluble, which means it can just accumulate inside your body, causing body aches, changes to the skin, and dangerously elevated intracranial pressure.
06:37As a result, patients often suffer from headaches, nausea, vomiting, and fatigue.
06:44But what caused this to happen?
06:46His worsening eyesight.
06:48Huh?
06:49You've been making your son eat blueberry snacks and vitamin A supplements, correct?
06:53Y-yes. I was told they'd help his eyesight.
06:56But since his vision wasn't improving like you'd hoped, you started going over the recommended amount. Am I wrong?
07:03I, uh, that's correct.
07:06That's the original cause.
07:08Blueberries are packed with anthocyanins and vitamin A, which is said to improve blood flow to the retinas.
07:14Ignoring the recommended dosage is what caused this. And for the record, it wouldn't have helped.
07:21Giving him an enormous amount of vitamin A won't make his eyesight any better.
07:25Always follow the instructions.
07:27Stop giving him the vitamins and he'll recover quickly.
07:31Good grief.
07:35It's hard to believe a parent could even make their kid that sick.
07:39Write them a referral for the pediatric outpatient department.
07:45Got it.
07:56Is that his cane on the basket over there?
07:58Uh, uh, oh, yeah.
08:00Earlier today you caught a fish and ate it raw, right?
08:03It was probably one of these mackerel, sardine, medina, sea bream.
08:07It was sardine.
08:10I thought so.
08:12Huh?
08:13This is anisachiasis.
08:14Anisachiasis?
08:15Are you saying that he's infected with a parasite?
08:18Indeed.
08:19Call today!
08:20Yeah?
08:21Call gastroenterology!
08:23I'm on it!
08:25The pain will subside once the parasite's endoscopically removed.
08:29Hang on, how do you know what it was?
08:32A deduction, based on my observations.
08:35It didn't seem like appendicitis or gastroenteritis.
08:40And looking at the tan lines on his face, you can tell he spends a lot of the day outside with a hat on.
08:45I see.
08:46He doesn't appear capable of any long-term outdoor labor, considering his age and the fact that he walks with a cane.
08:52So I figured he probably has a hobby you can do sitting down.
08:59In addition, there's a small abrasion on the base of his left forefinger.
09:04It wouldn't be difficult to get an injury like that while removing a fishing hook.
09:09In short, our patient was out fishing.
09:12He was hungry, so we ate one of the fish he caught.
09:15As sashimi.
09:17The parasite entered his stomach where it latched onto his gastric wall.
09:22And that's what caused the severe abdominal pain.
09:25It all checks out.
09:27Wow, that's incredible!
09:30I had one of the gastroenterologists take over.
09:34Good.
09:35We'll begin our study session on time as planned.
09:39Alright, sure.
09:40Actually, would it be okay if I joined in too?
09:43Sure, why not?
09:45The more the merrier, after all.
09:47Oh, yay!
09:48So, what's this study session about anyway?
09:51It's Jurassic Park!
09:53Huh?
09:54Take a look at this.
09:57See?
09:58Uh...
09:59The T-Rex!
10:01Doesn't it remind you of the one that was in Jurassic Park?
10:03Huh.
10:04But Kotari here tells me that he's never been to see it before.
10:09How can you be a good diagnostician if you've never viewed it?
10:13It's my duty as the director of my department to make him...
10:16Uh...
10:17Tenikai General Emergency Room here.
10:21This is Ambulance Unit 1.
10:22Be advised en route to your location with a code blue.
10:24Okay, how far are you?
10:26Hey, wait!
10:27You can't go!
10:28We're en route code 3.
10:29ETA is 15 minutes.
10:30Understood.
10:31Give me a patient report in status.
10:34Male in his 20s.
10:35Report his patient found collapse at a construction site near Kudume Lake Park.
10:39On arrival, patient found unresponsive with complete amputation to his left lower leg.
10:44The patient's currently in cardiac arrest.
10:46We're administering CPR en route to the hospital.
10:49Did you already try the AED?
10:52No, he's not eligible.
10:53At the moment, he's in asystole.
10:55All right, got it.
10:58We're good until the patient arrives.
11:00For now, prepare some normal saline, blood transfusions, and epinephrine too.
11:04We'll need a blood draw.
11:06I'll give more orders once the patient's here.
11:08Got it.
11:09Wait!
11:10Coldity!
11:11So you're just ditching our study session?
11:14Sorry, but I'm still on the clock right now.
11:16We'll just have to study later.
11:18Hey!
11:19Make way!
11:20Stretcher coming through!
11:21One, two, one, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
11:36Is that paint?
11:38Four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
11:41On three, one, two.
11:43Monitor on.
11:46I need one amp of epinephrine.
11:48I have a stretcher.
11:49Ivy line attached.
11:50Cutting sheet now.
11:54What could do that?
11:56It looks like an animal bit his leg off.
12:01Let's intubate.
12:03Understood.
12:03Stopping compressions.
12:04Here.
12:18That's it.
12:24I'm going to call it.
12:28Rigor mortis is setting in.
12:31The police will take things from here on out.
12:33Notify them.
12:34But, Doctor, what is that?
12:45What the?
12:46Why is it that color?
12:50Yeah, I tried to tell you over the phone.
12:53But this patient's blood, it's blue.
13:02Doctor, you're here.
13:03Yep, that is blue blood.
13:06And an impressive bite wound, too.
13:09A bite from a stupidly large set of jaws.
13:12A colossal monster severing people's legs
13:22and a man with blue blood.
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13:29That's what I call this thing!
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16:19It's out of a fairytale, alright?
16:20One with an evil witch in it.
16:21Oh, I'm sorry.
16:22Did you say something?
16:23No, uh, nothing.
16:27There was a shooting in Narima? Scary.
16:30Doctor, what exactly are you searching for here?
16:33I'm seeing if there's any news about an escaped large animal like a lion or a tiger.
16:37Wait a minute. Are you trying to find out what happened to that patient?
16:41Obviously.
16:42But why? Let's just let the cops handle it.
16:45You were the doctor who admitted that man to the emergency room, and I'm the supervisor of your department.
16:51So, that would make him my patient by extension.
16:54Yeah.
16:55In short, I have a duty to use my knowledge of medicine to find out what happened to that man.
17:01Is it really about your responsibility, though? You're claiming it's your duty, but you're just looking for a reason to justify your interest.
17:08Of course I'm interested! His blood was blue! And if that weren't enough, his leg was bitten off by something massive in the middle of Tokyo!
17:15How could I just forget about it?
17:17No need to be so defensive.
17:19Huh?
17:21Well, good grief. Who would call us this late?
17:26Please take a seat until you hear us call your number.
17:34What do you need from me, Uncle?
17:38There was a patient you admitted to the ER. The man who was confirmed deceased two hours ago.
17:43What about him?
17:44I know you very well. You'd better not get involved just because you're nosy.
17:48Oh yeah? And why not? Why can't I look into the death of a patient as a doctor from investigative pathology?
17:54Investigative pathology.
17:55Investigative pathology. Your department's function is to examine patients for diagnosis. That is, assisting living patients. A deceased patient does not need a diagnosis.
18:05When I became a doctor, I took an oath. It's my responsibility to figure out what happened to that man.
18:11It's not the role of a physician to play detective.
18:13I'm playing detective?
18:15You may be vice director, but you're also a doctor on the payroll at this hospital. Focus on your living patients.
18:22I won't hear a lecture from a doctor who quit to become a businessman.
18:26We're done here. Get out.
18:30Jerk! What the hell is wrong with him? Dammit, I'm so pissed off right now!
18:35Dr. Takai, please just take it easy.
18:37Dammit!
18:38Kotari, what are you doing tomorrow night?
18:41You're still planning on investigating?
18:43Of course I am! How could I not after what happened in there?
18:46Well, tomorrow's Saturday and I already made plans with friends.
18:49Just shut up and come with me!
18:51Ow!
18:59I truly don't know why I agreed to do something like this on my night off.
19:03Thank you. You're annoying me.
19:04It's obviously too crowded to investigate during the daytime.
19:07Hey, come on! You're getting crumbs all over the-
19:09Oh, the lights green!
19:17That's it, right?
19:21It's okay.
19:23I'm feeling I'm so nervous.
19:24It's okay.
19:25Huh?
19:26Yeah, it's okay.
19:27It's okay.
19:28I can't wait to hear you.
19:29Let's see what she's doing today.
19:30It's okay.
19:31Let's go.
19:32I mean, it's okay.
19:33I'm gonna be okay with you.
19:34It's okay.
19:35Dr. Takao, be careful. Did you hear me?
19:52What's the problem?
19:53Hey, Sakurai.
19:55Well, look who it is. If it isn't Dr. Amaku and Dr. Takanashi. It's been a while, huh?
20:02Sure has. As usual, you look like you're cosplaying a detective in a crime drama.
20:07I don't know what you're talking about. What a strange coincidence that we ran into you here of all places.
20:13There's no need for lying. You're here investigating, right? To examine where the man with the blue blood was found.
20:20A man with blue-colored blood? That sounds like a conspiracy theory.
20:24Stop with the terrible acting. I've helped you before and I can help you again. Just give me some of your information.
20:30Listen, that's a really nice offer. But we have no idea what you're talking about. We're just out here to enjoy our break.
20:38So you won't tell me, huh? Fine then. The fact that you're even here is valuable information in and of itself.
20:45What's that supposed to mean?
20:46A specialist from the Metropolitan Police Homicide Division loitering here with a detective from the Tanashi Precinct?
20:55Clearly the man with the blue blood was murdered. Or that's what HQ thinks anyway.
20:59So they've started working closely with the Tanashi Police.
21:02Sorry, but we can't divulge info about our investigations.
21:05Well, unless the situation requires it.
21:11Okay. So what you're saying is I need to give you info first.
21:15No, no, no. I'd never say something like that.
21:18However, I do accidentally let things slip from time to time.
21:22And a couple clues from Dr. Amaku might cause me to maybe blurt out a thing or two about a case.
21:28You're right. It's only fair for me to offer you guys something first.
21:36Okay. Let me tell you the best thing I discovered. Follow me.
21:43Huh? Wait. We're here?
21:47The Kurume Lake Park.
21:50There's a museum up ahead.
21:52It has a tropical aquarium inside and even a small planetarium.
21:56It's pretty famous around here.
21:58They've been remodeling for the last three months.
22:01The grand reopening is tomorrow.
22:04Our patient was found right near here,
22:06at the construction site on the other side of those trees.
22:09Are you trying to say the Kurume Museum is where the attack took place?
22:14Right.
22:14Think about what could have severed the victim's leg like that.
22:17The strength needed.
22:19No matter how you look at it, it must have been bitten off by an animal.
22:22We still don't know that for a fact.
22:24The autopsy results haven't come back yet.
22:28Regardless, this is a big park.
22:30I'm sure there's a wild dog or two around here.
22:33A dog.
22:34Huh.
22:35The injury pointed to a fang size of at least five centimeters long.
22:39And there are no dog breeds able to bite off a human leg.
22:43Only a stupidly massive carnivore could cause a wound of that severity.
22:47Let's assume you're right.
22:48Where could an animal that size even be?
22:50Let me guess.
22:51You know where to find a creature like that.
22:54Bingo.
22:55Exactly.
22:56Huh?
22:59It lived on the continent of Laramedia in the Maastrichtian age.
23:03Its name contains the Latin word for tyrant.
23:06Isn't it amazing?
23:09As of 66 million years ago, billions of these creatures roamed the earth.
23:17You don't mean...
23:19Yeah, that's right.
23:22This here is the animal that bit off our victim's leg.
23:26The Tyrannosaurus Rex!
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