Do you have any anime recommendations about reasoning and solving puzzles?

I'm happy to answer your question. Here are some cartoons that meet your requirements.

1, "Silent Record of Gambling", an animation I watched in June, 5438+00, there are three, and I have only watched one at present. It is an excellent game of wits, and the style of painting may be a bit unbearable. I couldn't accept this style of painting at first, but the wonderful degree of the plot completely made me forget the style of painting. Some anime plots are so good that people really forget the style of painting.

2. Super intelligent game, a baseball comic book. It's because Erdao entered the East Asia region of LYCAONS Team of Qijing Caizhu (strain), and made a crazy bet with Hinano Ayakawa Xiong Huan, the team director and president of Caizhu Group (strain). Every person who was out of the game would get a reward of 5 million, and a fine of 50 million would be paid for each lost point. After crossing East Asia for a long time at a speed of only 1.20 km, what kind of miracle will it bring to LYCAONS, a B-class weak team that has never happened in ten thousand years?

3, "The Stumbling of Reasoning", this is recommended to read comics. Animation is just the tip of the iceberg, and the style of painting should be the best reasoning animation I have ever seen. The mysterious disappearance of the protagonist's brother, what is the son of the curse, and a series of mysteries follow, with a compact plot and wonderful reasoning.

4. "Fraud Game", without animation, you can read comics. It tells the story of an ordinary female college student, Naoko Shinozaki, who suddenly got a large sum of cash one day and was involved in a "fraud game". You can get a lot of money if you win, and you have to bear huge debts if you lose. Fraud game is such a game with only two extremes of money and desire.

5. Detective Yakumo. I don't really want to recommend this cartoon. Yes, it feels ordinary, but there are many people who like it. Maybe the landlord will like it very much.

6. The Puppet Master Zuo Jin, Jin Tianyi's Notes for Teenagers and Detective Conan are also called the three masterpieces of detective comics. Compared with Jin Tianyi's heavy reasoning and Conan's love of science, Zuo Jin's story is more mysterious. This animation was created by Takeshi Obata, the author of The Death Note, and it is very good.

7. The Story Book of Jintian Youth can not be ignored, and it should be regarded as the originator of Japanese reasoning animation. Its story rigor and reasoning logic are better than Conan's (personally, hehe).

8. "The Gate of stone of destiny", in which the discussion of parallel worlds and time-space jump is wonderful, you should use your head when reading it, and the details are more important. It is a masterpiece with endless aftertaste.

Well, that's about it. Except for fraud games, everything else has animation. I hope to help the landlord.