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The Detective Boys visit a pet shop and find the owner, Minoru Shirai, dead. They find a Rhinoceros beetle and pamphlets of an insect museum at Gunma Prefecture. Takagi drives the Detective Boys to the museum where they learn that a truck load of Rhinoceros beetles were stolen from the van. Conan investigates and realizes Shirai and an accomplice were the thieves and that the accomplice was the murderer. | The Detective Boys visit a pet shop and find the owner, Minoru Shirai, dead. They find a Rhinoceros beetle and pamphlets of an insect museum at Gunma Prefecture. Takagi drives the Detective Boys to the museum where they learn that a truck load of Rhinoceros beetles were stolen from the van. Conan investigates and realizes Shirai and an accomplice were the thieves and that the accomplice was the murderer. | ||
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Revision as of 22:05, 25 April 2011
| Episode 360 (Int. Episode {{{int-episode}}}) | |
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| Title: | A Mysterious Spring Beetle |
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| Original airdate: | May 17, 2004 |
| Season: | 13 |
| Cast: | Conan Edogawa Misao Yamamura Detective Boys |
| Case solved by: | Misao Yamamura (via Conan) |
| Prev episode: | « Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 5 |
| Next episode: | Teitan High School's Ghost Story » |
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The Detective Boys visit a pet shop and find the owner, Minoru Shirai, dead. They find a Rhinoceros beetle and pamphlets of an insect museum at Gunma Prefecture. Takagi drives the Detective Boys to the museum where they learn that a truck load of Rhinoceros beetles were stolen from the van. Conan investigates and realizes Shirai and an accomplice were the thieves and that the accomplice was the murderer.
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