わたし from a teenage girl

Vocabulary Explanation: Personal Pronouns

Professor Agasa convinces Ran to take Conan in to stay with her and her father.

蘭(らん):: 「ここよわたしの家(いえ)…　そして今日(きょう)からコナン君(くん)の家(いえ)…」; “It's here. My home... And starting today, your home...”

Although there are characters this series who use 私(わたし), it’s written out as わたし when Ran uses it. This stylistic choice by the author could be to reflect that she’s not yet an adult.

Key Points

君(くん) is an honorific suffix used after names, typically for boys or men. It’s commonly used by teachers addressing male students, by friends among young people, or by superiors addressing junior colleagues, and can also be used for girls in childhood or casual contexts.