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| Voice-Changing Bowtie | ||
| Special device allows wearer to take on the voice of another person at will. |
 (Voice-changing tie) |
| Technovelgy from Case Closed (Detective Conan),
by Gosho Aoyama. Published by Shonen Sunday Magazine in 1994 Additional resources -
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Young Detective Conan uses this device to disguise his voice when speaking to others by phone.
(Voice-changing tie)
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