Detective Conan in Korea

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Detective Conan in Korea

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Info
Language: Korean
Continents: Asia
No. of Episodes: 1038 (ongoing)
Dubbed by: KBS 2TV (Season 1)

Tooniverse (Season 2~)

No. of Volumes: 100

The Detective Conan franchise in Korea is available in the form of anime, both dubbed and subbed, and manga. The series is licensed under the name 명탐정 코난 (litterally "Great Detective Conan") and is published by Seoul Cultural Publishers Inc., while the anime is broadcasted by many different companies.

Anime

Promotional picture.

The series, entitled Great Detective Conan (명탐정 코난), debuted on KBS 2TV , January 10th 2000. The show is popular, winning the Toonichoice award 2 times.

KBS

The series, following the success in Japan, was dubbed and broadcasted through KBS 2TV starting January 10th, 2000 through November 6th.

Unlike other dubs, the KBS 2TV dubbing team also separately recorded a new song instead of using the opening used in the Japanese versions. These versions also erased/blurred out pictures of knives and guns due to warnings from government. However, because of the continued protest from parents and low ratings due to its rival show of the time, Pokémon on SBS, the show ended in November the same year, in episode 78 (101 in Japanese version).

These episodes were later bought by the animation special cable TV station, Tooniverse, and reruns were often played.

Tooniverse

Starting in May 10th, 2004 the series was continued, and was advertised as Season 2. Although many did not, several of the voices changed. Since then, every May or April was greeted by a new season of the series, each ending about 2~4 months later, although each season consisted about 44 episodes.

The series has currently started it's 16th Season (2018), opening in episode 741 (826 in Japanese version), ending in episode 779 (864 in Japanese version). Several episodes were skipped, mostly due to extreme violence (only earlier in the series), or the usage of Japanese tradition in the deduction.

TV Station Name Channel type and company Censure Transmissions periods Seasons Season premiere Notes
KBS 2TV.png KBS 2TV Free to view.
Public TV:
KBS
Yes 2000 1: 1-78 January 10 2000
Tooniverse.png Tooniverse Pay to view.
Private TV:
CJ E&M Corporation
Yes 2004- 2: 79-128, and special episode 129 May 10 2004
3: 130-181 May 9 2005
4: 182-233 May 8 2006
5: 234-285 May 8 2007
6: 286-337 Apr 7 2008
7: 338-389 Jun 10 2009
8: 390-441, but the latest episode in this season was 439 May 26 2010
9: 442-485 Apr 4 2011
10: 486-529 Mar 21 2012
11: 530-567 Apr 15 2013
Unreleased X-File 1: 568-587 Jan 7 2014
12: 588-619, but the earliest episode in this season was 601, and the latest episode in this season was 605 Mar 31 2014
Unreleased X-File 2: 620-637 Aug 5 2014
Unreleased X-File 3: 638-654 Jan 13 2015
13: 655-677 Mar 26 2015
14: 678-708 Dec 27 2016
15: 709-738 and special episode 739 and 740 Aug 8 2017
16: 741-779 Oct 2 2018
# Episodes Song name Artist Release date Oricon chart peak
1 1-101 빛이 될거야 Yuri
2 102-149 Puzzle JEWELRY
3 150-216 Towards a Dream JEWELRY
4 217-270 Love is Thrill, Shock, Suspense Jin Sun-joo
5 271-332 Lalala of the Wind ~Our Precious Time~ Yuri
6 333-397 Growing of my heart Gan Mee-yeon
7 398-449 Love For You Sang-ji
8 450-504 빛 (Light) MATE
9 505-548 Tomorrow is the Last Time Mai Kuraki
10 549-609 Hello Mr. My Yesterday Ashgray
11 610-660 널 위한 멜로디 BOYFRIEND
12 661-709 Try again Bae Soo-jeong
13 719-745 Butterfly Core ToppDogg
14&15 746-825 Puzzle (La PomPon) La PomPon
16&17 826-903 Everything OK!! Cellchrome
18 904~935 Kid of Star all at once
19 936~ Makka na Lip WANDS

Manga

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