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{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1174-1175
| int-episode = 1232-1233
| image = TV Episode 1174-1175.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|ガラスの水面}} (Garasu no Minamo)
| rating = 4.7% (Part 1)<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2025-09-14/japanese-animation-tv-ranking-september-1-7/.228659</ref> 5.0% (Part 2)
| Filler case number = #446
| airdate = September 6, 2025 (Part 1) September 13, 2025 (Part 2)
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Hiroki Oi]] [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] [[Maro]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint = Boathouse (Part 1) Noctiluca (Part 2)
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Akatsuki Yamatoya]]
| storyboard = [[Masaki Ozora]]
| producer = 1174: [[Masahiko Suzuki]] 1175: [[Yoshihiro Sugai]]
| animation-director = 1174: [[Masahiro Sekiguchi]] [[Maho Tanabe]] [[Tomoyuki Kameda]] [[Akihiro Ino]] [[Tomoyuki Oshita]] [[Shinichi Wada (animator)|Shinichi Wada]] [[Hideaki Shimada]] [[Honoka Kikuchi]] 1175: [[Kosei Takahashi]] [[Eiichi Tokura]] [[Ga-Ryeon Park]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Rei Masunaga]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = 1174: [[8bit]] 1175: [[Mouse]]
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kenji Nomura]] as [[Hiroki Oi]] [[Ryotaro Okiayu]] as [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] [[Jin Urayama]] as Akihide Kamikawa [[Fujiko Takimoto]] as Miku Nishino [[Ayumi Tsunematsu]] as Hitomi Togashi [[Ryota Iwasaki]] as Hironobu Matsuyama [[Katsunori Okai]] as Kanta Tsuji
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = It's a Ghost!
| next-episode = The Hero of Ishinomaki
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|ガラスの水面|Garasu no Minamo}} is the 1174th and 1175th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

It's the 446th [[List of anime-original cases|anime-original episode]], written by [[Akatsuki Yamatoya]]. The Part 1 was first aired in September 6, 2025 and Part 2 at September 13, 2025.

Taking place in northern Kyoto Prefecture, the story follows Conan, Ran and Kogoro visiting a client that lives in a boathouse in a small port town, at the request of lawyer [[Hiroki Oi]]. A mysterious disappearance has taken place, seemingly related to the legend of [[wikipedia:Urashima Tarō|Urashima Tarō]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Hiroki Oi}}
{{char|Fumimaro Ayanokoji}}
{{char|Maro}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
==== Part 1 ====
Lawyer [[Hiroki Oi]] receives a request from his client, Kanta Tsuji, to investigate the mysterious death of Takeshi Yamaoka, which was said to be caused by the curse of Urashima Taro two weeks ago, and now he entrusts the case to [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]], [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], and [[Ran Mouri|Ran]].

On the train to Kyoto Prefecture, where the client is, the Mouri family is discussing the plot of the Urashima Taro fairytale. Urashima Taro is a character who was brought down to the Dragon King's palace by the sea turtle he had rescued earlier to be the main guest of the gratitude party. However, when he returns to the village, several centuries have passed, and all of his friends and family have died.

But one question remains for Ran’s perception: What is the curse of Urashima Taro?
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder (past)
| image = EP1174-1175 Case.jpg
| location = Ine Bay between Ineura Port and Aoshima Island
|age = 25 years old
| victim = Takeshi Yamaoka
| time = 2 weeks ago
| cause-death = Neurotoxin poisoning
| suspects = Kanta Tsuji, Hironobu Matsuyama, Miku Nishino, Akihide Kamikawa, and Hitomi Togashi
| description =
}}
Upon arriving, they begin to hear Tsuji's account of the events two weeks ago: While searching for his missing friend Takeshi Yamaoka with a fisherman named Hironobu Matsuyama; and the head priest of the Urasawa Shrine, Akihide Kamikawa, the three heard a seemingly familiar melody related to the curse of Urashima Taro, and then they discovered Yamaoka's body on a boat with his hair seemingly turned white due to the curse.

Tsuji suspects that one out of the following four people must have killed Yamaoka (He himself is a suspect as well, but there is no reason for him to suspect himself if he didn’t kill him anyways): Matsuyama, Kamikawa, Miku Nishino, and Yamaoka’s ex-girlfriend, Hitomi Togashi. So the Mouris begins asking them:

*Even though Matsuyama often quarrels with Yamaoka about fishing issues, Matsuyama understands that Yamaoka simply cares about the city, and therefore, he has no reason to be the murderer at all. In addition, he mentions that the island with no population is actually forbidden to enter as it has also been considered sacred ever since the Edo period like the guardian of the other islands, this is because it has protected them from waves and has a shrine for the fisherman who died at sea. And when he is asked if he suspects someone to be the murderer based on conflicts, Matsuyama suggests Nishino for unknown reasons to us.
*Nishino states that she has no conflict with Yamaoka; it’s just that he is her former brother-in-law. So what happened to Yamaoka’s brother?
*Togashi states that she and Yamaoka used to date, but they broke up due to the atmosphere of the island divided by the fishery and tourism, even though it is not as fierce as the Romeo and Juliet story.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Robbery (past)
| image = EP1174-1175 Case2.jpg
| location = Urasawa Shrine, Ine Town
|age = 53 years old
| victim = Akihide Kamikawa
| time = 3 days before Takeshi's murder
| cause-death = Relics from the shrine consisting of a turtle shell and two treasure boxes
| cause-death-label = Stolen items
| suspects = Takeshi Yamaoka, Kanta Tsuji, Hironobu Matsuyama, Miku Nishino, Akihide Kamikawa, and Hitomi Togashi
| description =
}}

*And finally, Kamikawa tells them about the robbery that happened before the death of Yamaoka, as some stolen property was also seen along with the corpse, and he expresses his surprise when they haven’t been informed that Nishino is attempting to kill Yamaoka following the latter’s word before his death. Then he mentions Yamaoka's brother, who mysteriously disappeared 4 years ago on a fishing trip. At the funeral, he did not believe the desperate words of Nishino and suspected that she was the one behind his death.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Missing person (past)
| image = EP1174-1175 Case3.jpg
| location = Ine Bay
| victim = Kazuo Yamaoka
| time = 4 years ago
| suspects = Miku Nishino
| description = The local police believed that Kazuo had entered the rough waters outside the bay and met his end there, but Takeshi argued that his brother knew the waters like the back of his hand and could not have made such a mistake. Takeshi's suspicions gradually turn to Nishino being responsible for his brother's death after hearing her hopeless words at his brother's funeral.
}}

While the three of them are on their way somewhere and is discussing whether Nishino is the culprit, considering the many suspicions pointing to it, they have been alerted by someone’s watchful eyes, so they begin discussing a countermeasure and learn that the stalker was Togashi. In reality, she only wants to help them, but Kogoro tells her it is too dangerous for her, and advises her to give up on the case. After they leaves, she mutters that he should have considered the possibility that she might be the culprit because she wanted to get revenge on her ex-lover. Still, she sees another suspect acting similarly to her.

Around dinner time, Conan calls lawyer Hiroki Oi to ask more about the victim and learns that he died from a type of frog's neurotoxin, and that at the two times the two brothers were claimed to die, Nishino was reported by her subordinates to be at her workplace. During dinner, Conan asks Tsuji about Nishino's rumors, to which he replies that the whole city knows that she has a grudge against Takeshi. He also mentions that the reason Takeshi and Matsuyama quarreled was that Takeshi did not want to participate in aquaculture to ensure a stable supply, which ultimately turned out to be a great success. The reason he suspected the head priest was that some stolen property was found with the body.

Then, somehow, Togashi gets Kogoro's number and starts calling him. However, when she reports about a suspicious person saying something like "destroy evidence" to a wall, she is silenced by the suspicious person, interrupting the call between the two. Not the unexpected, but no one expected, the unfortunate girl was silenced forever before she could inform the detective.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1174-1175 Case4.jpg
| location = Ineura Port
| time = Three hours ago
|age = 24 years old
| victim = Hitomi Togashi
| cause-death = Blunt force trauma
| suspects = Kanta Tsuji, Hironobu Matsuyama, Miku Nishino, and Akihide Kamikawa
| description =
}}

A while later, [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji|Inspector Ayanokoji]] (with his chipmunk, [[Maro]], as usual) arrives at the crime scene thanks to a boat from the Kyoto police, much to Conan's contentment.

==== Part 2 ====
Inspector Ayanokoji expresses his surprise that he meets the Mouri family again because it just feels like a strange connection (for Ran, he even saved her life [[Kaiju Gomera vs. Kamen Yaiba|once]]), Conan also expresses his wonder if the seriousness of this case had attracted his attention, to which he assumes so. But since it is quite late at night now, he wants to rest and investigate tomorrow, perhaps as an excuse to go to Nishino's super luxurious ryokan (he comes from a wealthy family after all) to enjoy the hot springs with Maro.

The old case could not be solved when Nishino avoided all the questions related to the death of the two brothers that Kogoro and Ayanokoji asked and it seemed like it would hit a dead end, until the Mouri family sees the arrow mark written in chocolate syrup by Togashi, giving them a glimmer of hope to discover what she was trying to tell Kogoro. This hope is suddenly extinguished when it rains, erasing the syrup marks she left. During that time, Inspector Ayanokoji's team informs them that they find a box similar to the small one stolen at Urasawa Shrine containing the poisonous frog that took Takeshi's life in Nishino's room. However, she tells them with great confidence that if they want to convict her, they will have to disprove her alibis.

Returning to the inn to rest, Ran and Conan discuss the Urashima Taro fairy tale again after the discussion last night when Ran seemed to be still troubled by the recent events. And from the above discussion, the boy discovers an unusual point in the case, so he starts calling the lawyer Hiroki Oi to confirm something while running to the ryokan to ask inspector Ayanokoji to lead him to the island with no population to verify that deduction.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kanta Tsuji|Kanta Tsuji.jpg|
* 25 years old
* "Yamatoya" boathouse owner}}
{{People|Takeshi Yamaoka|Takeshi Yamaoka.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 25 years old
* Fisherman}}
{{People|Hironobu Matsuyama|Hironobu Matsuyama.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Fisherman}}
{{People|Miku Nishino|Miku Nishino.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Ryokan "Akatsuki" owner
* Kazuo's ex-wife}}
{{People|Akihide Kamikawa|Akihide Kamikawa.jpg|
* 53 years old
* Urasawa shrine head priest}}
{{People|Hitomi Togashi|Hitomi Togashi.jpg|
* Victim (drowned?)
* 24 years old
* "Isago-T" café manager
* Takeshi's ex-girlfiend}}
{{People|Kazuo Yamaoka|Kazuo Yamaoka.jpg|
* Deceased?
* Missing at sea since four years ago
* Takeshi's older bother
* Miku's ex-husband}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
Conan calls Ayanokoji pretending to be Kogoro and arranges for all the suspects to gather at Ryokan Akatsuki. When everyone gathers, Kogoro says he did not call them over, but Conan knocks him unconscious with his wristwatch. The deduction starts, with Kogoro explaining that Takeshi Yamaoka's death was a '''suicide'''. He could not grieve his brother's disappearance and decided to frame Miku Nishino with his own suicide, since he believed she killed Kazuo. He stole the relics from Urasawa-jinja and went by boat to the island across the harbor to start his plan. He built a cabin there where he prepared a boat and dying ingredients. Following that, he dyed his own hair white and wore the turtle shell and put the larger relic box on the boat. Before that, he snuck into Nishino's house and put the small relic box in her room along with the [[wikipedia:Blue poison dart frog|poisonous frog]] from which he extracted poison. Before his death, he climbed into the boat and took the poison extracted from the frog and let the currents carry his body over to the shore. Now, this disproves Nishino's guilt in Takeshi's death, but she is not completely innocent.

Indeed, '''Miku Nishino''' is the culprit behind Kazuo Yamaoka's disappearance four years ago. The clues that pointed to her guilt were how she quickly accepted his death and how she built the lavish Akatsuki Ryokan using his life insurance. She built the hotel despite restrictive building laws and mostly was able to do so by inheriting fisherman Kazuo's boathouse, thus hinting that she only married him for the land the house stood on. She also killed Hitomi Togashi before she could reveal that she saw Nishino speaking to her dead husband, which is evidenced by Togashi's distinctive chocolate syrup which can be found under Nishino's shoes. After she was first knocked unconscious by Nishino, Togashi most likely grabbed the heel of Nishino's shoes to leave evidence, after which she was beaten to death. Without acknowledging killing Togashi, Nishino says that there is no evidence that she has Kazuo's dead body, but Kogoro refutes that, pointing at her hotel's peculiar structure. The roman baths have unusually thick walls despite the hotel being not that big, and a statue is placed in the wall with a sign "do not touch", hinting that she hid the body there. He asks her to surrender since they have evidence she killed the two, but Nishino decides otherwise.

Grabbing a vase from the conference room they are in, she smashes a window and escapes through it. Ayanokoji says that she cannot go far since it's on the first floor, but she surprisingly manages to escape on a boat in the bay. They realise that the thick walls and ceilings of the roman baths also hid a boat, which she remotely deployed and used to escape. Matsuyama offers his help chasing after the culprit and Ayanokoji, Ran and Conan hop onto his boat with him and chase after her. They try to get to her before the marine police who Ayanokoji has already contacted. Matsuyama says she cannot go far in that small boat, and Conan realizes her true intention when she escaped.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted suicide
| image = EP1174-1175 Case5.jpg
| location = Ine Bay between Ineura Port and Aoshima Island
|age = 26 years old
| victim = Miku Nishino
| cause-death = Drowning
| cause-death-label = Modus operandi
| description =
}}

When she arrives further in the bay and sees Matsuyama's boat closing in on her, she picks up the anchor of her own boat and leaps into the water with it. Conan jumps right after her and manages to get a hold of her, but both are now sinking. He decides to use his belt to launch a massive inflatable football to push both of them to the surface. An unconscious Nishino is later arrested.

==== Aftermath ====
At the end of the case, Conan discusses with lawyer Oi about the case's conclusion and hands the lawyer a box of [[wikipedia:Yatsuhashi|Kyoto Yatsuhashi]]. Both wonder why this snack has been associated with Kyoto as they drive away in the city.
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* This is the first case to take place in Kyoto Prefecture (outside of Kyoto City).
* The names of Tsuji's Ryokan and Nishino's lavish hotel-style Ryokan are taken from screenwriter Akatsuki Yamatoya's own name.
* The main inspiration for the setting location is the small town of [[wikipedia:Ine, Kyoto|Ine]], in [[wikipedia:Yosa District, Kyoto|Yosa District]], Kyoto Prefecture. The boathouses shown are the world-famous "funaya" (舟屋) from the [[wikipedia:Ine-ura|Ineura]] area. Other features incorporated into the episode are the streetscape of Ineura and [[wikipedia:伊根湾|Ine Bay]].
** This is proven when when Nishino says that the town has less than 2,000 inhabitants and that it has no railway connection. This is indeed true in the case of Ine Town, although its population has fallen to around 1,800 inhabitants in its 2025 estimate<ref>[https://mykoho.jp/article/264636/9095129/9206322 Ine Town, 23 January 2025 report]</ref>.
** The Urasawa Shrine (浦沢神社) is the real-life [[wikipedia:ja:浦嶋神社|Urashima-jinja]] (浦嶋神社) in Ine's Honjōhama area, known for its relation to the legend of Urashima Tarō. Are shown in the episode the shrine's gate, worship hall and the Urashima Myōjin Hanging Scroll (浦嶋明神縁起絵巻), as well as the treasure box found on Takeshi Yamaoka's body, which is a real-life artifact<ref>https://www.uminokyoto.jp/column/post/59/</ref>. The name in the case is taken from [[Yoshio Urasawa]], another screenwriter for the ''Detective Conan'' anime-original episodes and Yamatoya's mentor.
** The uninhabited island in the bay corresponds to the real-life [[wikipedia:ja:青島 (京都府)|Aoshima Island]].{{note|group="N"|The location of Ineura and Aoshima is inside the larger "Kameshima" (亀島) area, which means "turtle island". This is possibly a clin-d'oeil to the legend of Urashima Tarō<ref>https://tangonotimei.com/doc/kamesima.html</ref>.}}
* The song heard before finding the victims' bodies is children's song "Urashima Tarō".<ref>http://www3.u-toyama.ac.jp/niho/song/urashimataro/urashimataro_e.html</ref>
* Kogoro's shiny business cards reappear in part 1.
* The architect Pierre Lemaître's name comes from French jockey [[wikipedia:Aurélien Lemaitre|Aurélien Lemaitre]] and possibly from French jockey [[wikipedia:Pierre-Charles Boudot|Pierre-Charles Boudot]].

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|اسطورة اوراشيما تارو|The Legend of Orashima Taro}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|L'Eau à la surface vitreuse|Water with a glassy surface}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ผิวน้ำกระจกแก้ว|The Glassy Water Surface}}
{{EndTable}}

== Footnotes ==
{{FH}}
=== Notes ===
{{reflist|group="N"}}

=== References ===
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 30]]

{{Season 30}}

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Season 31

2026-07-24T22:24:36Z

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{{Seasons}}
The '''thirty-one season''' of the [[Anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]] consists of the episodes aired in the year '''2026'''.

It begun airing in January 3, 2026 and it is currently airing with a total of '''21 episodes'''. There are currently '''5 [[Manga|manga-adapted]] episodes''' and '''16 [[List of anime-original cases|anime-original]] episodes'''.

It marks the 30th anniversary of the ''Detective Conan'' anime, and there are commemorative specials done for the occasion. This began with the second adaptation of the ''[[Volume 83#Aquarium Murder Case|Aquarium Mur]][[Volume 84#Aquarium Murder Case|der Case]]''(ch 882-884), ''[[Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case]]''(ep 1187).

== List of episodes ==
The following is a list of episodes of Season 31.
<onlyinclude>
{{BeginTable Season}}
{{SeasonItem|1187|1245-1246|[[Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case|''Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case'' (1 Hour Special)]]|January 3, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=30th anniversary
|manga-source=[[Volume 83#Aquarium Murder Case|V83 - F10]] ~ [[Volume 84#Aquarium Murder Case|V84 - F2]] [[Awkward Couple|V1 (Special Edition) - F0]] (882-884, 000)
|promance=Shinichi and Ran go on a date together at Beika Aquarium.
|ppast=Flashback of Shinichi and Ran before the events in the ''[[Roller Coaster Murder Case]]''.
|summary=Shinichi and Ran are having their conversation in the middle of their outing at the Beika Aquarium when a man is found dead due to a fatal stab to his heart. Megure and his subordinates arrive at the scene, and are speechless at how Shinichi is able to carry out the investigation by himself. Shinichi narrows the suspects down, and finally, solves the case with ease. After some unfortunate events following this case, Ran loses her new phone down the sewer, prompting Shinichi to promise Ran that they would go to Tropical Land. This leads us into scenes where Shinichi is seen scouting Tropical Land, looking for the best things to do for his promise to Ran. But they'd never get to enjoy their entire outing...
}}

{{SeasonItem|1188|1247|''[[Follow Them! Detective Taxi 3]]''|January 10, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Mince cutlet kid and croquette kid
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=[[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] and [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] end up being honourable guests of a special event held in Furai city following a nomination of someone claiming themselves to be none other than [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]]. However, Megure denies any knowledge of this when asked by Conan as Kogoro. In addition, Megure also tells about the recent serial jewelry robberies with no sign of being sold domestically, and a robbery just happens today with an alarming level of amateurism, as the thieves were caught so easily that it makes Megure wonder if someone wants to toy with the police. Soon, Conan is able to figure out that the whole things that happened to him, Kogoro, and Megure are not an actual joke, but a premeditated plot regarding the stolen jewelry.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1189|1248|''[[Double Alibi]]''|January 17, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Fishing pole
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro's client today is the apprentice of a master clockmaker. The client, Ryota Tanno, was sent a threatening message, but what may be more threatening is that his master was found dead this morning at a nearby lake by [[Agasa Hiroshi|Agasa]] and [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]]. Rumors suggest that this master, Masato Furubuchi did not have the best of relationships with his apprentices. This mystery will soon reveal itself to, in fact, include two clashing alibis, deduced by the great detective and paralleled by...the great detective's fan who handcuffed Kogoro and Tanno together?!
}}

{{SeasonItem|1190|1249|[[The Lover Who Vanished on Pont Koitani|''The Lover Who Vanished on Pont Koitani'' (Tottori Tour)]]|January 24, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Frog
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro, Ran, and Conan are arriving at the ryokan of the Misasa hot spring when they see Yasuto Utsubuki and Sachiyo Yumemiya talking about their parents not allowing the two to be married. At the Yumemiya Ryokan, the family notices the woman they met earlier when she was upset about the parents is one of the waitresses of the ryokan. They also meet the two Kurayoshi officers that they have met [[Tottori Sand Dunes Mystery Tour|in a past case]], as the duo are celebrating the capture of a serial bag snatcher last week. Conan happens to discover that some other people do have conflict with the Acting proprietress of Yumemiya Inn, Kazuko Yumemiya, with their own matters. The situation gets gradually worse, as Sachiyo ends up being kidnapped for ransom after attempting to hide in the warehouse of the Misasa Violin Museum for a while.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1191|1250|[[The Lover Who Vanished on Pont Koitani|''The Lover Who Vanished on Pont Koitani'' (Misasa Arc)]]|January 31, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Rabbit
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|promance=At the end of the episode, [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] is hanging a board that includes her wish to be at Pont Kotani together with [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]]. Conan smiles because the wish has already been made.
|summary=Yasuto points out that even though Sachiyo can be stubborn, she will never blame someone for her ordeal, suggesting a possibility that the kidnapping is staged. However, it turns out that Sachiyo happened to know where she was kept and used the anomalies as a method to inform everyone about her current location.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1098 R162|1156|[[Chihaya Hagiwara, Goddess of the Wind|''Chihaya Hagiwara, Goddess of the Wind'' (Part 1) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/>]]|February 7, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Police motorcycle
|manga-source=[[Volume 101#Hiroshi Agasa Abduction Case|V101 - F4~5]] (1073-1074)
|summary=[[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]] and Conan are on their way to Kanagawa to try out some food with Ran, Sonoko, and Kogoro at a French restaurant, whose owner happens to be a fan of the Sleeping Kogoro, when the two are pulled over by a policewoman for speeding. After giving Agasa instruction and a fine ticket, the policewoman looks at Conan and smiles before leaving, making Conan question himself if he's ever met her before.

In the bathroom of the restaurant, Agasa happens to meet a safe company director whose appearance looks identical to him, Kinji Nanjou. The professor is asked by the director to act as a body double to him, without the two acknowledging the upcoming kidnap that is going to happen. Conan, who happens to figure that Agasa is abducted when following the two people, with one having thought to be Nanjou, alerts the others while he pursues the kidnappers.

Noticing the follower behind, the kidnappers proceed to show the boy that the game of chasing, and the game of his life as well, is over. Fortunately, the mysterious policewoman from the beginning of the story, later introduced as [[Chihaya Hagiwara]], appears in time to rescue the boy. The two continue their pursuit, despite the increasing odds, and Conan's determination reminds Chihaya of her deceased younger brother.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|1099 R163|1157|[[Chihaya Hagiwara, Goddess of the Wind|''Chihaya Hagiwara, Goddess of the Wind'' (Part 2) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/>]]|February 14, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Younger brother
|manga-source=[[Volume 101#Hiroshi Agasa Abduction Case|V101 - F5~6]] (1074-1075)
|pnew=[[Shinobu Ooe]] is introduced.
|ppast=Chihaya recalls her moments with [[Kenji Hagiwara]] and [[Jinpei Matsuda]]. Chihaya knows Conan from [[The Trembling Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages|the serial bombing case]].
|promance=Jugo blushes when Chihaya teases him.
|summary=Multiple roadblocks have been set up for the kidnappers, but they somehow managed to get through. Luckily, at the roadblocks Conan and Chihaya are at, the policeman guarding the location recalls a driver who saw a person buying 20 bottles of tea and an umbrella for unknown reason. Conan is able to figure that the kidnappers used the aforementioned items to change the color of the car. But they have to hurry, as there is news of the real director being arrested.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|1115 R164|1173|[[Chihaya and Jugo's Matchmaking Party|''Chihaya and Jugo's Matchmaking Party'' (Part 1) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/>]]|February 21, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Jugo Yokomizo
|promance=Jugo unexpectedly meets Chihaya at a masquerade matchmaking party.
|manga-source=[[Volume 102#Marriage Partner Searching Party Murder Case|V102 - F5~6]] (1085-1086)
|summary=The Mouri family is at a restaurant that they don't know is having a matchmaking party today, and they have to go somewhere else to eat because the restaurant is full, not knowing that Kogoro has dropped his key. When they return to the restaurant to look for the key, there is a scream from inside the building, and in addition to the body of Anju Tomari, one of the two girls who had caught the eye of many people at that party, they also meet Chihaya and Inspector Jugo Yokomizo.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|1116 R165|1174|[[Chihaya and Jugo's Matchmaking Party|''Chihaya and Jugo's Matchmaking Party'' (Part 2) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/>]]|February 28, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Chihaya Hagiwara
|ppast=After seeing Takagi try to prevent a suicide by grabbing a knife, Chihaya remembers the moment when Matsuda also did the same thing.
|manga-source=[[Volume 102#Marriage Partner Searching Party Murder Case|V102 - F6~7]] (1086-1087)
|summary=The police begin questioning the suspects who had talked to the victim and Chihaya. In addition, after being shown a paper recording the victim's first impressions of the suspects, Conan finally knows who the culprit was.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|1192|1251|''[[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya's Detective Notes 4]]''|March 7, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Glass
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=The Detective Boys appear.
|summary=Toichiro Hakozaki has decided to take a break from column writing, but he feels guilty informing his manager through calling, so he asks his acquaintance Tomohiro Nojima to get his fountain pen at his residence. Meanwhile, Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys are walking on the road when a cat catches the attention of Haibara and Mitsuhiko. It takes them to Hakozaki’s residence where they find the dead body of Daiki Fujinai. The two also find a startled Nojima, who swears to god that he did not kill the man. Conan finds Nojima’s behaviour suspicious, so he follows him as he is visiting every corner of the house for the first time, though he then finds Hakozaki’s behavior more suspicious due to how Hakozaki claimed himself to be taking a break.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1193|1252|[[Kid VS Hakuba: The Azure Throne|''Kid VS Hakuba: The Azure Throne'' (Part 1)]]|March 14, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Curtains
|pmk=Heist: The Azure Throne
|manga-source=[[Volume 105#Kaitou Kid and the Azure Throne|V105 - F6~7]] (1119-1120)
|summary=[[Jirokichi Suzuki|Jirokichi]] receives advice from his newest collaborator [[Saguru Hakuba]] for his next encounter with Kaitou Kid, so he has Kichida Manufacturing build the exhibition room in the sky. The wall separating the room and the corridor has three lines that change their color randomly, but are always aligned with the color panel attached to the only camera of the corridor to ensure no one can bypass by hacking the camera. However, as Conan figures out the way Kid bypasses the system and rushes to the room, he finds a terrified Kaitou Kid with the corpse of Kichida Manufacturing president, Yotaro Kichida, in the Azure Throne. The two eventually reach an agreement: To prove Kid's innocence, he will have to disguise as Shinichi Kudo to repeat what Conan tells him to.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1194|1253|[[Kid VS Hakuba: The Azure Throne|''Kid VS Hakuba: The Azure Throne'' (Part 2)]]|March 21, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Facial hair
|pmk=Heist: The Azure Throne
|promance=[[Ran Mouri|Ran]] is distressed upon realizing that Shinichi is actually [[Kaitou Kid]] in disguise, and that Kid could have said such words to her. However, [[Saguru Hakuba|Hakuba]] reassures her that the words must have been from [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] because of [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]'s decision to help Kid prove his innocence.
|manga-source=[[Volume 105#Kaitou Kid and the Azure Throne|V105 - F8~9]] (1121-1122)
|summary=As the forensic report about the victim is informed by Takagi, who got late due to heavy traffic, both Conan and Hakuba figure the way the culprit can conceal the death of Yotaro Kichida for some time before Kid became the first witness.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1195|1254|[[The Spiral Mansion Mystery|''The Spiral Mansion Mystery'' (Part 1)]]|March 28, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Drill
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=[[Kogoro Mouri]] was hyped when he saw [[Yoko Okino]] covering the Spiral Mansion on TV, so he is taking [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] and [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] to the location today. At the mansion, the curator Kaoru Neji appears to introduce the three about Kyu's contribution to conceptual art and his currently-displayed-one. Then, an art magazine editor Kazumi Hayase arrives to have a meeting with Neji and several members of the Tsurufuji family to discuss the publication fee of Kyu's art. Even though Kyu's daughter Maimai agrees with the price, her brother Sensuke and sister-in-laws Yoko Tsurufuji refuse due to financial difficulties. Not long after, Sensuke is found dead inside the restroom of the floor that held the meeting. At first, the police suspicion led to Maimai, as she had the opposite opinion about the fee, but her husband Satoshi Omagari comes in and reassures that she is innocent. However, he became the next victim, as he was found dead at the stream near the mansion.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1196|1255|[[The Spiral Mansion Mystery|''The Spiral Mansion Mystery'' (Part 2)]]|April 4, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Rope
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Maimai is genuinely heartbroken upon hearing the news since she was at her studio the time both of the murder occurred. However, another heartbreaking news strikes her: Her husband has been selling her father's art using his sketch as a way to hide it from everyone else.

After Maimai's ordeal, Conan notices how the fixed windows are clean, so he asks Neji how they can keep them clean. Neji explains that the cleaners drop themselves down via a rope that is attached to the rooftop of the building. She then asks Conan if she can make his discovery at part one public, but before he can properly answer, he notices someone dropping a brick to kill either of him or Neji. After Conan feels that she is fine, he rushes to the rooftop of the building, only to find a rope that is long enough to reach the ground...

}}

{{SeasonItem|1197|1256|''[[The Cosplay Rider of the Wind]]''|April 11, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Goddess of the Wind
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=The Detective Boys appear.
|ppast=When [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] is complaining that he and Sato have to support the purse-snatching case despite just finishing a big case, he recalls the moment with Chihaya since the culprit of the purse-snatching case rode the motorcycle.
|promance=Sato gets jealous because of Takagi's thought and decides to put him in the interrogation room after they finish with the purse-snatching case.
|summary=Over the past month, there have been four purse-snatching incidents caused by a pair of thieves in a motorcycle.

At the park that is near to a construction site and has rumour of Kamen Yaiba secretly training, Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys are talking to Takeshi Fujimiya, the cosplayer behind the aforementioned outfit, when a person in their motorcycle is attempting to snatch the purse of a man. At first, there is no link between the fourth and the assumed fifth incident. However, as Conan gets details about the fourth incident from Takagi and the schedule of… things that have happened since the day after the fourth purse-snatching, he finds the link between the two.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1198|1257|''[[Cinderella's Shoe]]''|April 18, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Carpet
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Yesterday, in the prom held at Daigo's residence, the inheritance of Daigo conglomerate Yu Daigo was captivated by the beauty of an unknown girl. Yu then asks the Great Detective [[Kogoro Mouri]] to help him find the girl, with [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] tagging along. Even though the girl stole Yu's watch inherited from his father, he insists that the girl did it involuntarily by her evil mother and sister, like what was told in [[wikipedia:Cinderella|Cinderella]].
}}

{{SeasonItem|1199|1258|''[[The Detective Boys VS The Silver Detectives 2]]''|April 25, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Dowsing
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=The Detective Boys appear.
|summary=A missing case always leads to either of these conclusions: That the victim was caught in an incident or they went away on their own. The disappearance of Shinsuke Sugamo, Machiko's wife, is no exception, as he ''ran away in guilt'' when he couldn't find a job opportunity. However, there is one problem: The Silver Detectives investigation on the incident route leads them to Tadao Yuge, whom Shinsuke argued with three months ago; and when they dug up Yuge's property to see if Yuge murdered the poor guy, they found a '''skeleton'''.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1200|1259|''[[The Porch Pirate Epidemic]]''|May 2, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Packing peanuts
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=[[Kogoro Mouri]] was hired by Nami Tomishige to capture the one responsible for multiple package theft that happened in the complex she lives in, so Conan and [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] come to assist him as usual. The plan quickly fails as Kogoro has mistaken a leaf blown by the wind with a bug, forcing Ran to help him and leave Conan alone to follow the culprit as he catches it red-handed. Surprisingly, the culprit Nobuhiro Taninaka is found dead inside his room with packages stolen from his neighbours.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1201|1260|''[[I'm the Culprit]]''|May 9, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Relationship chart
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pchar=Conan asks Ran if it is okay to lie to protect someone. She answers: If she has to lie, she prefers the kind of lie that is gentle and does not hurt anyone.
|summary=Yoshiaki Kamata was found dead with a stab wound on his back. The Mouri family arrive at the scene following Takagi's request to check if the testimony of the suspects are true or not. This is because each of them admitted to the police that they had killed the victim on their own, but could not describe how they committed the murder. 
}}

{{SeasonItem|450|489|[[Trick vs. Magic|''Trick vs. Magic'' (Part 1) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/>]]|May 16, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Ring
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=A famous magician hires Kogoro to keep watch on his staff members, as he believes one of them may be out to kill him. For his first act, he lies on a bed of spikes, and is slammed with another, which has Conan and Kogoro worried until he's revealed to be alive. The next trick does not go so well, and he ends up trapped in a water tank where the entrance has been sealed. By the time it's open and he's rescued, it's too late, and one of his workers is responsible.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|451|490|[[Trick vs. Magic|''Trick vs. Magic'' (Part 2) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/>]]|May 23, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Chain
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan fishes around for clues in hopes of finding the true culprit. After gaining info, he learns who's behind the trick, and exposes the true master mind behind the death of the magician.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|1202|1261|''[[I Cannot Lie to Archery]]''|May 30, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Lunch set
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro and Conan were shopping at a supermarket when they heard a police siren. The police received a call from Chinatsu Tachibana telling that the chairman of Dan Juro Food, Juro Dan, was murdered by an arrow. At first, since Juro taught both of his two sons about archery, and the two kids appeared to be lying, Kogoro is convinced that either of them is the culprit. However, from the test that Kogoro suggested between the time he arrived and the time he gave his conclusion, Conan sees something that no one else would be bothered by.
}}

{{SeasonItem|P1<ref>Numbering used by Crunchyroll</ref>|1262|''[[The Gold-Star Answer]]''|June 6, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Jewel
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=The Detective Boys appear.
|pmk=[[Kaitou Kid]] disguises himself as Anna Akechi in her Pretty Cure battle outfit to warn the thieves about copyright infringement.
|summary=This is a crossover with the ''[[Wikipedia:Star Detective Precure!|Star Detective Precure!]]'' anime series.

Recently, there have been four thefts caused by the notorious Santos Thieves' Guild, known for using distinguished disguises in every of their crimes, with the most recent one disguising themselves as Kaitou Kid. Their next target is the Pum-pum-pum-pum-pumpkin, which just happens to be at the Kaneko Jewelry Store, so Conan, [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]], and the Detective Boys decide to take turns guarding the area each day. On the third day guarding, Genta and Ayumi spot a woman taking pictures in the Kaneko Jewelry Store, and decide to contact Conan before following the woman. Eventually, they arrive at the warehouse used as the hideout for the whole guild, and the police also arrive to apprehend the criminals. However, the kids realize that the criminals caught just now are probably bait, since the woman is not seen within the captured criminals while the costumes inside the warehouse felt too obvious for professionals.
|type=special
}}

{{SeasonItem|1203|1263|''[[Sonoko and Conan's Spooky Story Night]]''|June 13, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Hannya mask
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=At dusk, at the cabin in the mountain, Conan and [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]] decide to go around the woods to pick wild vegetables, while leaving [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] at home to cook the dinner as Sonoko has just frightened the poor girl with recent rumours of Hannya. Ironically, when the duo are returning from the short-lasting vegetables searching, they happen to encounter Hannya burying a corpse, so they begin running for their lives.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1204|1264|[[Who Kidnapped Conan and Azusa?|''Who Kidnapped Conan and Azusa?'' (Part 1)]]|June 20, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Matches
|manga-source=[[Volume 106#Azusa Kidnapping Case|V106 - F3~4]] (1126-1128)
|pnew=First appearance of [[Reita Kanamaru]] and the [[Mysterious Old Woman]].
|pchar=When Conan mentions a store near Shinichi's house, Amuro is surprised and comments on Conan's familiarity with the area around Shinichi's house.
|summary=News: Some time ago, the police caught a murderer that took one finger from their victims as trophies. Even though they plead to their crimes, they did not reveal whether they had accomplices or not.

[[Azusa Enomoto|Azusa]] and Conan were in a hostage situation involving details implying that the culprits are the accomplice of that bizarre murderer. Once Azusa wakes up and notices the signal of Conan's detective badge, she answers and it turns out that Ran uses the spare badge from Conan's room. From there, Ran, Sonoko, Masumi, and Rei must use the conversation Azusa had with the mask wearing customers and Azusa's confirmation that one of the kidnappers is one of the mask wearing customers.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1205|1265|[[Who Kidnapped Conan and Azusa?|''Who Kidnapped Conan and Azusa?'' (Part 2)]]|June 27, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Windowless room
|manga-source=[[Volume 106#Azusa Kidnapping Case|V106 - F4~5]] (1126-1128)
|pchar=[[Masumi Sera|Masumi]] warns [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] about [[Rei Furuya|Amuro]] stalking him.
|summary=Conan reveals to Azusa that he has woken up for a while, but pretends not to be so as to assess the situation. He guarantees that both will be safe, but they just need to get out and resolve some misunderstandings. On the other hand, Rei, Masumi figure out why Azusa was kidnapped, as it might be just a misunderstanding between that person and someone's words about Azusa.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1206|1266|''[[The Man Who Came Falling Down]]''|July 11, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Novel
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=One day before, in an area at the abandoned temple, [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] fell asleep onto the bench while he was drunk, and dropped his notebook in the process, so he and Conan are looking for it today. Fortunately, the notebook has been kept by an old couple as they have been sitting at the bench to discuss their dream about each other.

At the time the four are talking, a mysterious author Rokuro Oshiba has died from two fatal blows on his head, while Takashi Koiwai has fallen down the stairs near the bench to his death. Following the testimony of the witness Ren Tsutoba, we can assume that Koiwai hit Oshiba twice, before falling to his death due to carelessness. However, Conan is not convinced with his testimony because the only things that he, Kogoro, and the couple know before the incidents are only Tsutoba's words: "Stop! Wait!".
}}

{{SeasonItem|1207|1267|''[[The J.League Starting Whistle]]''|July 18, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=[[wikipedia:Video assistant referee|VAR]]
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=The Detective Boys appear.
|summary= Agasa takes Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys to the match between Big Osaka and Tokyo spirits, the opener of this year’s J-League. During the match, Conan sees a man that is standing beside a railing without taking a seat, while Haibara sees Kogoro sitting with the mayor of Toraharu city Nanako Eguchi. As Haibara shifts Conan’s attention to [[Kogoro Mouri|the old man]], both of them see Inspector Megure and Detective Takagi. Haibara surfs the Internet to see if something is off, and learns the news of Eguchi’s secretary who went off with a bang.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1208|1268|''[[Welcome to the Stone Age Village]]''|July 25, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Seeds
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=
}}

{{SeasonItem|TBA|TBA|Birdman Contest Bombing Incident (Part 1) ({{tt|unconfirmed translation|Japanese title is "{{lang|ja|鳥人間コンテスト爆破事件 (前編)}}"}})|August 29, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=
|phh=
}}

{{SeasonItem|TBA|TBA|Birdman Contest Bombing Incident (Part 2) ({{tt|unconfirmed translation|Japanese title is "{{lang|ja|鳥人間コンテスト爆破事件 (後編)}}"}})|September 5, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=
|phh=
}}


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|-

{{SeasonItem|-|-|Murder Case No. 30 ({{tt|unconfirmed translation|Japanese title is "{{lang|ja|３０号殺人事件}}"}})|TBA|
|next-conan-hint=
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=
}}

{{EndTable}}</onlyinclude>

== Theme songs ==
=== Openings ===
* Episode 1187: "[[Mune ga Dokidoki]]" by [[↑THE HIGH-LOWS↓]]
* Episodes 1188-1205: "[[Heaven Knows]]" by [[B'z]]
* Episodes 1206-present: "[[Ai no FIRE]]" by [[Leon Niihama]]

=== Endings ===
* Episode 1187: "[[STEP BY STEP]]" by [[ZIGGY]]
* Episodes 1188-1202: "[[TOWA ~Towa ni Kaze ni Noru~]]" by [[Mai Kuraki]]
* Episodes 1203-present: "[[7 DAYS]]" by [[Rainy。]]

== See also ==
* [[Anime]]
* [[Staff Listing Season 31]]
* [[Japanese DVDs]]

== References ==
<references>
<ref name="fremr">Video not actually remastered, but follows the remaster pattern. Modern OP/ED and upscaled.</ref>
</references>

{{Season 31}}
{{Anime}}

[[Category:Seasons]]

Season 31

2026-07-24T22:24:16Z

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{{Seasons}}
The '''thirty-one season''' of the [[Anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]] consists of the episodes aired in the year '''2026'''.

It begun airing in January 3, 2026 and it is currently airing with a total of '''21 episodes'''. There are currently '''5 [[Manga|manga-adapted]] episodes''' and '''16 [[List of anime-original cases|anime-original]] episodes'''.

It marks the 30th anniversary of the ''Detective Conan'' anime, and there are commemorative specials done for the occasion. This began with the second adaptation of the ''[[Volume 83#Aquarium Murder Case|Aquarium Mur]][[Volume 84#Aquarium Murder Case|der Case]]''(ch 882-884), ''[[Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case]]''(ep 1187).

== List of episodes ==
The following is a list of episodes of Season 31.
<onlyinclude>
{{BeginTable Season}}
{{SeasonItem|1187|1245-1246|[[Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case|''Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case'' (1 Hour Special)]]|January 3, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=30th anniversary
|manga-source=[[Volume 83#Aquarium Murder Case|V83 - F10]] ~ [[Volume 84#Aquarium Murder Case|V84 - F2]] [[Awkward Couple|V1 (Special Edition) - F0]] (882-884, 000)
|promance=Shinichi and Ran go on a date together at Beika Aquarium.
|ppast=Flashback of Shinichi and Ran before the events in the ''[[Roller Coaster Murder Case]]''.
|summary=Shinichi and Ran are having their conversation in the middle of their outing at the Beika Aquarium when a man is found dead due to a fatal stab to his heart. Megure and his subordinates arrive at the scene, and are speechless at how Shinichi is able to carry out the investigation by himself. Shinichi narrows the suspects down, and finally, solves the case with ease. After some unfortunate events following this case, Ran loses her new phone down the sewer, prompting Shinichi to promise Ran that they would go to Tropical Land. This leads us into scenes where Shinichi is seen scouting Tropical Land, looking for the best things to do for his promise to Ran. But they'd never get to enjoy their entire outing...
}}

{{SeasonItem|1188|1247|''[[Follow Them! Detective Taxi 3]]''|January 10, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Mince cutlet kid and croquette kid
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=[[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] and [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] end up being honourable guests of a special event held in Furai city following a nomination of someone claiming themselves to be none other than [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]]. However, Megure denies any knowledge of this when asked by Conan as Kogoro. In addition, Megure also tells about the recent serial jewelry robberies with no sign of being sold domestically, and a robbery just happens today with an alarming level of amateurism, as the thieves were caught so easily that it makes Megure wonder if someone wants to toy with the police. Soon, Conan is able to figure out that the whole things that happened to him, Kogoro, and Megure are not an actual joke, but a premeditated plot regarding the stolen jewelry.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1189|1248|''[[Double Alibi]]''|January 17, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Fishing pole
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro's client today is the apprentice of a master clockmaker. The client, Ryota Tanno, was sent a threatening message, but what may be more threatening is that his master was found dead this morning at a nearby lake by [[Agasa Hiroshi|Agasa]] and [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]]. Rumors suggest that this master, Masato Furubuchi did not have the best of relationships with his apprentices. This mystery will soon reveal itself to, in fact, include two clashing alibis, deduced by the great detective and paralleled by...the great detective's fan who handcuffed Kogoro and Tanno together?!
}}

{{SeasonItem|1190|1249|[[The Lover Who Vanished on Pont Koitani|''The Lover Who Vanished on Pont Koitani'' (Tottori Tour)]]|January 24, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Frog
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro, Ran, and Conan are arriving at the ryokan of the Misasa hot spring when they see Yasuto Utsubuki and Sachiyo Yumemiya talking about their parents not allowing the two to be married. At the Yumemiya Ryokan, the family notices the woman they met earlier when she was upset about the parents is one of the waitresses of the ryokan. They also meet the two Kurayoshi officers that they have met [[Tottori Sand Dunes Mystery Tour|in a past case]], as the duo are celebrating the capture of a serial bag snatcher last week. Conan happens to discover that some other people do have conflict with the Acting proprietress of Yumemiya Inn, Kazuko Yumemiya, with their own matters. The situation gets gradually worse, as Sachiyo ends up being kidnapped for ransom after attempting to hide in the warehouse of the Misasa Violin Museum for a while.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1191|1250|[[The Lover Who Vanished on Pont Koitani|''The Lover Who Vanished on Pont Koitani'' (Misasa Arc)]]|January 31, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Rabbit
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|promance=At the end of the episode, [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] is hanging a board that includes her wish to be at Pont Kotani together with [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]]. Conan smiles because the wish has already been made.
|summary=Yasuto points out that even though Sachiyo can be stubborn, she will never blame someone for her ordeal, suggesting a possibility that the kidnapping is staged. However, it turns out that Sachiyo happened to know where she was kept and used the anomalies as a method to inform everyone about her current location.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1098 R162|1156|[[Chihaya Hagiwara, Goddess of the Wind|''Chihaya Hagiwara, Goddess of the Wind'' (Part 1) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/>]]|February 7, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Police motorcycle
|manga-source=[[Volume 101#Hiroshi Agasa Abduction Case|V101 - F4~5]] (1073-1074)
|summary=[[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]] and Conan are on their way to Kanagawa to try out some food with Ran, Sonoko, and Kogoro at a French restaurant, whose owner happens to be a fan of the Sleeping Kogoro, when the two are pulled over by a policewoman for speeding. After giving Agasa instruction and a fine ticket, the policewoman looks at Conan and smiles before leaving, making Conan question himself if he's ever met her before.

In the bathroom of the restaurant, Agasa happens to meet a safe company director whose appearance looks identical to him, Kinji Nanjou. The professor is asked by the director to act as a body double to him, without the two acknowledging the upcoming kidnap that is going to happen. Conan, who happens to figure that Agasa is abducted when following the two people, with one having thought to be Nanjou, alerts the others while he pursues the kidnappers.

Noticing the follower behind, the kidnappers proceed to show the boy that the game of chasing, and the game of his life as well, is over. Fortunately, the mysterious policewoman from the beginning of the story, later introduced as [[Chihaya Hagiwara]], appears in time to rescue the boy. The two continue their pursuit, despite the increasing odds, and Conan's determination reminds Chihaya of her deceased younger brother.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|1099 R163|1157|[[Chihaya Hagiwara, Goddess of the Wind|''Chihaya Hagiwara, Goddess of the Wind'' (Part 2) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/>]]|February 14, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Younger brother
|manga-source=[[Volume 101#Hiroshi Agasa Abduction Case|V101 - F5~6]] (1074-1075)
|pnew=[[Shinobu Ooe]] is introduced.
|ppast=Chihaya recalls her moments with [[Kenji Hagiwara]] and [[Jinpei Matsuda]]. Chihaya knows Conan from [[The Trembling Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages|the serial bombing case]].
|promance=Jugo blushes when Chihaya teases him.
|summary=Multiple roadblocks have been set up for the kidnappers, but they somehow managed to get through. Luckily, at the roadblocks Conan and Chihaya are at, the policeman guarding the location recalls a driver who saw a person buying 20 bottles of tea and an umbrella for unknown reason. Conan is able to figure that the kidnappers used the aforementioned items to change the color of the car. But they have to hurry, as there is news of the real director being arrested.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|1115 R164|1173|[[Chihaya and Jugo's Matchmaking Party|''Chihaya and Jugo's Matchmaking Party'' (Part 1) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/>]]|February 21, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Jugo Yokomizo
|promance=Jugo unexpectedly meets Chihaya at a masquerade matchmaking party.
|manga-source=[[Volume 102#Marriage Partner Searching Party Murder Case|V102 - F5~6]] (1085-1086)
|summary=The Mouri family is at a restaurant that they don't know is having a matchmaking party today, and they have to go somewhere else to eat because the restaurant is full, not knowing that Kogoro has dropped his key. When they return to the restaurant to look for the key, there is a scream from inside the building, and in addition to the body of Anju Tomari, one of the two girls who had caught the eye of many people at that party, they also meet Chihaya and Inspector Jugo Yokomizo.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|1116 R165|1174|[[Chihaya and Jugo's Matchmaking Party|''Chihaya and Jugo's Matchmaking Party'' (Part 2) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/>]]|February 28, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Chihaya Hagiwara
|ppast=After seeing Takagi try to prevent a suicide by grabbing a knife, Chihaya remembers the moment when Matsuda also did the same thing.
|manga-source=[[Volume 102#Marriage Partner Searching Party Murder Case|V102 - F6~7]] (1086-1087)
|summary=The police begin questioning the suspects who had talked to the victim and Chihaya. In addition, after being shown a paper recording the victim's first impressions of the suspects, Conan finally knows who the culprit was.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|1192|1251|''[[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya's Detective Notes 4]]''|March 7, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Glass
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=The Detective Boys appear.
|summary=Toichiro Hakozaki has decided to take a break from column writing, but he feels guilty informing his manager through calling, so he asks his acquaintance Tomohiro Nojima to get his fountain pen at his residence. Meanwhile, Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys are walking on the road when a cat catches the attention of Haibara and Mitsuhiko. It takes them to Hakozaki’s residence where they find the dead body of Daiki Fujinai. The two also find a startled Nojima, who swears to god that he did not kill the man. Conan finds Nojima’s behaviour suspicious, so he follows him as he is visiting every corner of the house for the first time, though he then finds Hakozaki’s behavior more suspicious due to how Hakozaki claimed himself to be taking a break.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1193|1252|[[Kid VS Hakuba: The Azure Throne|''Kid VS Hakuba: The Azure Throne'' (Part 1)]]|March 14, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Curtains
|pmk=Heist: The Azure Throne
|manga-source=[[Volume 105#Kaitou Kid and the Azure Throne|V105 - F6~7]] (1119-1120)
|summary=[[Jirokichi Suzuki|Jirokichi]] receives advice from his newest collaborator [[Saguru Hakuba]] for his next encounter with Kaitou Kid, so he has Kichida Manufacturing build the exhibition room in the sky. The wall separating the room and the corridor has three lines that change their color randomly, but are always aligned with the color panel attached to the only camera of the corridor to ensure no one can bypass by hacking the camera. However, as Conan figures out the way Kid bypasses the system and rushes to the room, he finds a terrified Kaitou Kid with the corpse of Kichida Manufacturing president, Yotaro Kichida, in the Azure Throne. The two eventually reach an agreement: To prove Kid's innocence, he will have to disguise as Shinichi Kudo to repeat what Conan tells him to.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1194|1253|[[Kid VS Hakuba: The Azure Throne|''Kid VS Hakuba: The Azure Throne'' (Part 2)]]|March 21, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Facial hair
|pmk=Heist: The Azure Throne
|promance=[[Ran Mouri|Ran]] is distressed upon realizing that Shinichi is actually [[Kaitou Kid]] in disguise, and that Kid could have said such words to her. However, [[Saguru Hakuba|Hakuba]] reassures her that the words must have been from [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] because of [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]'s decision to help Kid prove his innocence.
|manga-source=[[Volume 105#Kaitou Kid and the Azure Throne|V105 - F8~9]] (1121-1122)
|summary=As the forensic report about the victim is informed by Takagi, who got late due to heavy traffic, both Conan and Hakuba figure the way the culprit can conceal the death of Yotaro Kichida for some time before Kid became the first witness.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1195|1254|[[The Spiral Mansion Mystery|''The Spiral Mansion Mystery'' (Part 1)]]|March 28, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Drill
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=[[Kogoro Mouri]] was hyped when he saw [[Yoko Okino]] covering the Spiral Mansion on TV, so he is taking [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] and [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] to the location today. At the mansion, the curator Kaoru Neji appears to introduce the three about Kyu's contribution to conceptual art and his currently-displayed-one. Then, an art magazine editor Kazumi Hayase arrives to have a meeting with Neji and several members of the Tsurufuji family to discuss the publication fee of Kyu's art. Even though Kyu's daughter Maimai agrees with the price, her brother Sensuke and sister-in-laws Yoko Tsurufuji refuse due to financial difficulties. Not long after, Sensuke is found dead inside the restroom of the floor that held the meeting. At first, the police suspicion led to Maimai, as she had the opposite opinion about the fee, but her husband Satoshi Omagari comes in and reassures that she is innocent. However, he became the next victim, as he was found dead at the stream near the mansion.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1196|1255|[[The Spiral Mansion Mystery|''The Spiral Mansion Mystery'' (Part 2)]]|April 4, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Rope
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Maimai is genuinely heartbroken upon hearing the news since she was at her studio the time both of the murder occurred. However, another heartbreaking news strikes her: Her husband has been selling her father's art using his sketch as a way to hide it from everyone else.

After Maimai's ordeal, Conan notices how the fixed windows are clean, so he asks Neji how they can keep them clean. Neji explains that the cleaners drop themselves down via a rope that is attached to the rooftop of the building. She then asks Conan if she can make his discovery at part one public, but before he can properly answer, he notices someone dropping a brick to kill either of him or Neji. After Conan feels that she is fine, he rushes to the rooftop of the building, only to find a rope that is long enough to reach the ground...

}}

{{SeasonItem|1197|1256|''[[The Cosplay Rider of the Wind]]''|April 11, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Goddess of the Wind
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=The Detective Boys appear.
|ppast=When [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] is complaining that he and Sato have to support the purse-snatching case despite just finishing a big case, he recalls the moment with Chihaya since the culprit of the purse-snatching case rode the motorcycle.
|promance=Sato gets jealous because of Takagi's thought and decides to put him in the interrogation room after they finish with the purse-snatching case.
|summary=Over the past month, there have been four purse-snatching incidents caused by a pair of thieves in a motorcycle.

At the park that is near to a construction site and has rumour of Kamen Yaiba secretly training, Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys are talking to Takeshi Fujimiya, the cosplayer behind the aforementioned outfit, when a person in their motorcycle is attempting to snatch the purse of a man. At first, there is no link between the fourth and the assumed fifth incident. However, as Conan gets details about the fourth incident from Takagi and the schedule of… things that have happened since the day after the fourth purse-snatching, he finds the link between the two.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1198|1257|''[[Cinderella's Shoe]]''|April 18, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Carpet
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Yesterday, in the prom held at Daigo's residence, the inheritance of Daigo conglomerate Yu Daigo was captivated by the beauty of an unknown girl. Yu then asks the Great Detective [[Kogoro Mouri]] to help him find the girl, with [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] tagging along. Even though the girl stole Yu's watch inherited from his father, he insists that the girl did it involuntarily by her evil mother and sister, like what was told in [[wikipedia:Cinderella|Cinderella]].
}}

{{SeasonItem|1199|1258|''[[The Detective Boys VS The Silver Detectives 2]]''|April 25, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Dowsing
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=The Detective Boys appear.
|summary=A missing case always leads to either of these conclusions: That the victim was caught in an incident or they went away on their own. The disappearance of Shinsuke Sugamo, Machiko's wife, is no exception, as he ''ran away in guilt'' when he couldn't find a job opportunity. However, there is one problem: The Silver Detectives investigation on the incident route leads them to Tadao Yuge, whom Shinsuke argued with three months ago; and when they dug up Yuge's property to see if Yuge murdered the poor guy, they found a '''skeleton'''.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1200|1259|''[[The Porch Pirate Epidemic]]''|May 2, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Packing peanuts
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=[[Kogoro Mouri]] was hired by Nami Tomishige to capture the one responsible for multiple package theft that happened in the complex she lives in, so Conan and [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] come to assist him as usual. The plan quickly fails as Kogoro has mistaken a leaf blown by the wind with a bug, forcing Ran to help him and leave Conan alone to follow the culprit as he catches it red-handed. Surprisingly, the culprit Nobuhiro Taninaka is found dead inside his room with packages stolen from his neighbours.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1201|1260|''[[I'm the Culprit]]''|May 9, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Relationship chart
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pchar=Conan asks Ran if it is okay to lie to protect someone. She answers: If she has to lie, she prefers the kind of lie that is gentle and does not hurt anyone.
|summary=Yoshiaki Kamata was found dead with a stab wound on his back. The Mouri family arrive at the scene following Takagi's request to check if the testimony of the suspects are true or not. This is because each of them admitted to the police that they had killed the victim on their own, but could not describe how they committed the murder. 
}}

{{SeasonItem|450|489|[[Trick vs. Magic|''Trick vs. Magic'' (Part 1) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/>]]|May 16, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Ring
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=A famous magician hires Kogoro to keep watch on his staff members, as he believes one of them may be out to kill him. For his first act, he lies on a bed of spikes, and is slammed with another, which has Conan and Kogoro worried until he's revealed to be alive. The next trick does not go so well, and he ends up trapped in a water tank where the entrance has been sealed. By the time it's open and he's rescued, it's too late, and one of his workers is responsible.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|451|490|[[Trick vs. Magic|''Trick vs. Magic'' (Part 2) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/>]]|May 23, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Chain
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan fishes around for clues in hopes of finding the true culprit. After gaining info, he learns who's behind the trick, and exposes the true master mind behind the death of the magician.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|1202|1261|''[[I Cannot Lie to Archery]]''|May 30, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Lunch set
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro and Conan were shopping at a supermarket when they heard a police siren. The police received a call from Chinatsu Tachibana telling that the chairman of Dan Juro Food, Juro Dan, was murdered by an arrow. At first, since Juro taught both of his two sons about archery, and the two kids appeared to be lying, Kogoro is convinced that either of them is the culprit. However, from the test that Kogoro suggested between the time he arrived and the time he gave his conclusion, Conan sees something that no one else would be bothered by.
}}

{{SeasonItem|P1<ref>Numbering used by Crunchyroll</ref>|1262|''[[The Gold-Star Answer]]''|June 6, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Jewel
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=The Detective Boys appear.
|pmk=[[Kaitou Kid]] disguises himself as Anna Akechi in her Pretty Cure battle outfit to warn the thieves about copyright infringement.
|summary=This is a crossover with the ''[[Wikipedia:Star Detective Precure!|Star Detective Precure!]]'' anime series.

Recently, there have been four thefts caused by the notorious Santos Thieves' Guild, known for using distinguished disguises in every of their crimes, with the most recent one disguising themselves as Kaitou Kid. Their next target is the Pum-pum-pum-pum-pumpkin, which just happens to be at the Kaneko Jewelry Store, so Conan, [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]], and the Detective Boys decide to take turns guarding the area each day. On the third day guarding, Genta and Ayumi spot a woman taking pictures in the Kaneko Jewelry Store, and decide to contact Conan before following the woman. Eventually, they arrive at the warehouse used as the hideout for the whole guild, and the police also arrive to apprehend the criminals. However, the kids realize that the criminals caught just now are probably bait, since the woman is not seen within the captured criminals while the costumes inside the warehouse felt too obvious for professionals.
|type=special
}}

{{SeasonItem|1203|1263|''[[Sonoko and Conan's Spooky Story Night]]''|June 13, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Hannya mask
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=At dusk, at the cabin in the mountain, Conan and [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]] decide to go around the woods to pick wild vegetables, while leaving [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] at home to cook the dinner as Sonoko has just frightened the poor girl with recent rumours of Hannya. Ironically, when the duo are returning from the short-lasting vegetables searching, they happen to encounter Hannya burying a corpse, so they begin running for their lives.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1204|1264|[[Who Kidnapped Conan and Azusa?|''Who Kidnapped Conan and Azusa?'' (Part 1)]]|June 20, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Matches
|manga-source=[[Volume 106#Azusa Kidnapping Case|V106 - F3~4]] (1126-1128)
|pnew=First appearance of [[Reita Kanamaru]] and the [[Mysterious Old Woman]].
|pchar=When Conan mentions a store near Shinichi's house, Amuro is surprised and comments on Conan's familiarity with the area around Shinichi's house.
|summary=News: Some time ago, the police caught a murderer that took one finger from their victims as trophies. Even though they plead to their crimes, they did not reveal whether they had accomplices or not.

[[Azusa Enomoto|Azusa]] and Conan were in a hostage situation involving details implying that the culprits are the accomplice of that bizarre murderer. Once Azusa wakes up and notices the signal of Conan's detective badge, she answers and it turns out that Ran uses the spare badge from Conan's room. From there, Ran, Sonoko, Masumi, and Rei must use the conversation Azusa had with the mask wearing customers and Azusa's confirmation that one of the kidnappers is one of the mask wearing customers.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1205|1265|[[Who Kidnapped Conan and Azusa?|''Who Kidnapped Conan and Azusa?'' (Part 2)]]|June 27, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Windowless room
|manga-source=[[Volume 106#Azusa Kidnapping Case|V106 - F4~5]] (1126-1128)
|pchar=[[Masumi Sera|Masumi]] warns [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] about [[Rei Furuya|Amuro]] stalking him.
|summary=Conan reveals to Azusa that he has woken up for a while, but pretends not to be so as to assess the situation. He guarantees that both will be safe, but they just need to get out and resolve some misunderstandings. On the other hand, Rei, Masumi figure out why Azusa was kidnapped, as it might be just a misunderstanding between that person and someone's words about Azusa.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1206|1266|''[[The Man Who Came Falling Down]]''|July 11, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Novel
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=One day before, in an area at the abandoned temple, [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] fell asleep onto the bench while he was drunk, and dropped his notebook in the process, so he and Conan are looking for it today. Fortunately, the notebook has been kept by an old couple as they have been sitting at the bench to discuss their dream about each other.

At the time the four are talking, a mysterious author Rokuro Oshiba has died from two fatal blows on his head, while Takashi Koiwai has fallen down the stairs near the bench to his death. Following the testimony of the witness Ren Tsutoba, we can assume that Koiwai hit Oshiba twice, before falling to his death due to carelessness. However, Conan is not convinced with his testimony because the only things that he, Kogoro, and the couple know before the incidents are only Tsutoba's words: "Stop! Wait!".
}}

{{SeasonItem|1207|1267|''[[The J.League Starting Whistle]]''|July 18, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=[[wikipedia:Video assistant referee|VAR]]
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=The Detective Boys appear.
|summary= Agasa takes Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys to the match between Big Osaka and Tokyo spirits, the opener of this year’s J-League. During the match, Conan sees a man that is standing beside a railing without taking a seat, while Haibara sees Kogoro sitting with the mayor of Toraharu city Nanako Eguchi. As Haibara shifts Conan’s attention to [[Kogoro Mouri|the old man]], both of them see Inspector Megure and Detective Takagi. Haibara surfs the Internet to see if something is off, and learns the news of Eguchi’s secretary who went off with a bang.
}}

{{SeasonItem|1208|1268|''[[Welcome to the Stone Age Village]]''|July 25, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=Seeds
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=
}}

{{SeasonItem|TBA|TBA|Birdman Contest Bombing Incident (Part 1) ({{tt|unconfirmed translation|Japanese title is "{{lang|ja|鳥人間コンテスト爆破事件 (前編)}}"}})|August 29, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=
|phh=
}}

{{SeasonItem|TBA|TBA|Birdman Contest Bombing Incident (Part 2) ({{tt|unconfirmed translation|Japanese title is "{{lang|ja|鳥人間コンテスト爆破事件 (後編)}}"}})|September 5, 2026|
|next-conan-hint=
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=
|phh=
}}


| colspan="8" style="background: #d0f7b2; padding: 0.6em 0 0.1em; border-bottom: 2px solid #5bbd53; font-weight: bold; text-align: center;"|Episodes with unconfirmed dates
|-

{{SeasonItem|-|-|Japan International Birdman Rally Collaboration Episode (unconfirmed title)|TBA|
|next-conan-hint=
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=
}}

{{SeasonItem|-|-|Murder Case No. 30 ({{tt|unconfirmed translation|Japanese title is "{{lang|ja|３０号殺人事件}}"}})|TBA|
|next-conan-hint=
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=
}}

{{EndTable}}</onlyinclude>

== Theme songs ==
=== Openings ===
* Episode 1187: "[[Mune ga Dokidoki]]" by [[↑THE HIGH-LOWS↓]]
* Episodes 1188-1205: "[[Heaven Knows]]" by [[B'z]]
* Episodes 1206-present: "[[Ai no FIRE]]" by [[Leon Niihama]]

=== Endings ===
* Episode 1187: "[[STEP BY STEP]]" by [[ZIGGY]]
* Episodes 1188-1202: "[[TOWA ~Towa ni Kaze ni Noru~]]" by [[Mai Kuraki]]
* Episodes 1203-present: "[[7 DAYS]]" by [[Rainy。]]

== See also ==
* [[Anime]]
* [[Staff Listing Season 31]]
* [[Japanese DVDs]]

== References ==
<references>
<ref name="fremr">Video not actually remastered, but follows the remaster pattern. Modern OP/ED and upscaled.</ref>
</references>

{{Season 31}}
{{Anime}}

[[Category:Seasons]]

Detective Conan Wiki:Contributing

2026-07-24T17:45:02Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* {{red|Help Please!}} */

So, you've come to DCW Wiki and wish to help out but have no idea where to start or how to do it? No problem! We've gathered some pages that only need some very simple and easy editing. All you have to do is look at the example given on each category's page and follow it to edit other similar pages. Besides some copy/pasting, all you'll have to do is seek data that needs to be added (often found on other pages of this wiki).

== Adding information to articles ==

=== {{red|Help Please!}} ===
* Improve, fullfill and add contents from various pages as needed.
* New covers for:
:* Higher quality cover images of the first release for [[Yaiba]] volumes.
;* Higher quality and missing cover images [[Chinese Manga (Chuangyi)]].
:* Watermarkless [[Chinese Manga (Tora Aman)]].
* Create chapters pages for [[Detective Conan]], [[Magic Kaito]], [[Yaiba]], [[Wild Police Story]], [[Hanzawa the Criminal]] and [[Zero's Tea Time]].
** For Detective Conan specifically, create the chapters 13-1066. Expand chapters 1085-1099 and 2-12.
* Add volumes summaries for 10-volume pages.
* Create pages for minor recurring characters (especially some Yaiba characters).
* Create the rest of "[[Detective Conan in Other Countries]]" pages (Albania, Belgium, Greece, Hungary, Norway, United Kingdom, India, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong).
* Create a page for Takama Tomy's Detective Conan Trading Card Game, initiated in 2024 and on-going.
* Add content for some of Detective Conan and Yaiba [[Games|videogames]].
** Add details about their gameplay.
** Add asset images from the games.
* Replace the images from galleries under the '''Needs image''' category to higher-quality versions and without any subtitles.
** If only few images, add more.
** For the episodes/movies/OVAs/specials galleries, they also need to be renamed according to [[Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style#Galleries|Manual of Style]] if any of them has different name from "EPX_Y.jpg" or "MX-Y.jpg".

=== {{orange|In progress}} ===
* Add episode plot summaries to Season pages.
* Add episode plot summaries to Character pages.
* Add manga plot summaries to Volume pages.
* Add relationship analyses to Character pages.
* Add more sections for pages: [[Detective Conan Wiki:Incomplete Pages|Incomplete pages]].
* Newer movies missing on the Japanese listing [[Collectibles]]. Maybe episodes too.
* Write semi-detailed plot overviews (for Conan, "Case" sections) with screenshots for anime episodes, manga, movies and specials. For manga, could be similar to '''[[Volume 29]]''' page, while for anime, similar to '''[[Chihaya Hagiwara, Goddess of the Wind]]''' and for movie, similar to '''[[The Crimson Love Letter]]'''.
* Replace "Characters/Gadgets introduced" section into "Introduced" sub-section for Cast section in episode pages, while the cast list be at their own "Featured" sub-section.
* Add key artwork (posters, illustrations, logos, promotional and concept art) images for the movies's gallery pages under their own sections, while screenshots can go to their own section. Same goes to episodes and specials (if any).
* Change the galleries that uses alignment to put thumb images in sides into either "packed mode" or regular galleries.

=== {{green|Completed}} ===

[[Category:Detective Conan Wiki]]

* Add theme songs to Season pages: [[:Category:Season pages missing theme songs|Season pages missing theme songs]]
* Add links for manga source to Season pages: [[:Category:Season pages missing links for the manga source|Season pages missing links for the manga source]]
* Add theme songs to Episode pages: [[:Category:Episode pages missing theme songs information|Episode pages missing theme songs information]]

Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style

2026-07-24T17:43:25Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Anime, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, Drama */

{{Shortcut|DCW:MoS}}
== General ==

=== Before everything else ===
* Please do read this article carefully before you make the first edit, even if you feel very passionate about changing something and cannot wait. It will ensure that your (valued) contributions fit the established style of the wiki and allow others to navigate this site and read articles with maximum comfort and minimum confusion.
* Before submitting an edit, please use the "show preview" bottom on the side to ensure that your code is achieving the effect that you wanted it to achieve. Please also check whether there are spelling and punctuation errors, grammatical mistakes, repetition, conflicting information etc. whenever you can. Again, this improves user experience and additionally it avoids unnecessary clean-ups.

=== Articles in general ===

Some important rules:

* Try to include '''categories''' (i.e. using ''<nowiki>[[Category:Name of category]]</nowiki>'') whilst creating a new article (use other similar articles as example to know which categories to put). If, when previewing, the category name appears in red or if you're unsure, please do not try creating new categories unless you know what you're doing. A moderator or experienced contributor will take care of them.
* Try to always include a '''See also''' section if possible (and/or applicable). It's good practice for user-friendliness purposes (as it provides a useful and extra mean of navigation).
* The '''References''' section should always be placed after the '''See also''' section but before the '''External links''' section.
* If there's an '''External links''' section, it should always be placed at the end completely (i.e. last section on the page).

=== Capitalization ===

For section headers:

* Only the first letter should be capitalized (unless there appears a person's name).
* Though quite rare, in some contexts, some common words may be capitalized (possibly following a discussion/talk about it).

In category names:

* The first letter of the first word should be capitalized.
* Common words should not be capitalized. Examples: "Kudo family", "List of ''something''", etc...
* Some words that refer to people should be capitalized such as "Voice Actors", "Executive Producers", etc...

=== Naming convention ===

Even though Japanese names are usually given with the last name placed first, people's names in this wiki should follow the format: '''Given_name''' '''Last_name'''.

The rationale can be read [[Detective_Conan_Wiki_talk:Manual_of_Style#Naming convention|here]].

=== References ===

If citing manga chapters or anime episodes (or movie, OVA, etc.), please point to the corresponding wiki page of that chapter or episode. The format is as follows:

* For manga chapters:
** {{green|<nowiki>[[Volume X#File Y - Title|Volume X, File Y, page Z: "Chapter title"]]</nowiki>}} (the "page Z" part is optional)
** Example: [[Volume_26#File 256 - Concealed Truth|Volume 26, Files 256-258: "Concealed Truth"]] in the "References" section of [[Conan Edogawa]]
* For manga chapters not yet in a Volume, '''there must not be links to the chapters''' (this will ensure we easily catch this citation later on when they become part of a Volume):
** {{green|<nowiki>File X: Title</nowiki>}}
** Example: File 763: The Ghost of Time
* For episodes:
** {{green|<nowiki>[[Title|Episode X-Y: Title]]</nowiki>}} (with Y being optional)
** Example: [[Roller Coaster Murder Case|Episode 1: Roller Coaster Murder Case]] in the "References" section of [[Conan Edogawa]]

If using a "name" variable for the references, please use the following:

* For manga files:
** {{green|<nowiki><ref name="fXpY"></nowiki>}} (the pY is optional). "f" and "p" stand for "File" and "page" respectively. Example: <nowiki><ref name="f433"></nowiki>, <nowiki><ref name="f100p8"></nowiki>.
* For anime episodes:
** {{green|<nowiki><ref name="eX"></nowiki>}}. "e" stands for "Episode". Example: <nowiki><ref name="e501"></nowiki>.

=== Spoiler Policy ===
Spoilers are any information that reveals major parts of a plot, mystery, or storyline event. Spoilers can refer both to information about unreleased or untranslated story events and to dramatic turn of events or resolutions. "Manga spoilers" are specifically any information that would spoil a person up to date with the manga (such as leaked pictures from an upcoming chapter), and "anime spoilers" will spoil someone up to date with the anime (such as information about manga chapters that haven't yet been released as episodes).

In this wiki, individual anime episode pages and manga volume are spoiler-free given that the reader/watcher is up to date with the episode/volume in question. Most other articles on the wiki, ''especially'' character articles, are kept up to date with the manga and will contain significant manga and anime spoilers. Pages where wiki readers that aren't caught up in the manga have a high risk of spoiling themselves may have a [[:Template:SpoilerWarningArticle|spoiler warning template]] or even a click-through with a prominent warning to keep them from reading material that they may regret.

{| border="1" class="wikitable" style="width: 60%"
|+ Current Detective Conan Wiki Spoiler Policy
! Article Type
! Example
! Safety
|-
| Individual anime episode, movie, OVA, and Magic File pages
| [[Episode 1]] || Safe for people who have watched up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
|-
| Individual volume pages
| [[Volume 1]] || Safe for people who have read up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
|-
| Character Pages
| [[Shinichi Kudo]], [[Characters]] || Can contain manga spoilers. Character articles can prominently display spoilers such as secret identities and allegiances that will spoil anyone not caught up with the manga.
|-
| General information lists
| [[Anime]], [[Manga]] || Contain very general spoilers in the form of icons that signify the sorts of plots that appear in each chapter or episode. (eg. Character Pasts, Black Organization)
|-
| Everywhere else
| [[Black Organization]], [[Setting]], [[FBI]], [[APTX 4869]] || Can contain manga spoilers.
|}

Resolutions to cases or arcs are hidden in spoiler boxes on volume and anime pages. Other pages may discuss these resolution spoilers openly as described above. Other measures taken to protect resolutions include making sure that the crime boxes and suspect descriptions are appropriately naive; they use the police/Watson perspective as opposed to the hyper-intelligent Conan/Sherlock perspective. This sometimes means using aliases instead of real names prior to a character's identity revelation, labeling murders as suicides or vice versa depending on what the police think, or not including certain people as suspects because they have a strong alibi and/or the police rule them out. The point is to avoid ruining the mystery for readers by not giving out additional hints on top of what the case gives out on its own.

=== Headings ===
* Do not use = Heading 1 =. instead, use == Heading 2 ==.
* An == Introduction == section should not be used.

== Characters ==

=== New character articles ===

Here are the characteristics, by order of importance, to look at when considering the creation of a page dedicated to a character:
# The character is a main protagonist.
# The character is a major recurring character.
# The character is a minor recurring character (2 appearances or more).
# The character is part of a main organization such as the Police, the [[Black Organization]], a school body, etc.
# The character has had an impact on the storyline such that said impact spans more than one episode (or movie, etc.).

=== Profiles ===

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating character pages. {{blue|Blue statements}} emphasize important points.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Background''' || || The background section should contain a concise and precise overview of:
* The character's past and younger days.
* How the character was introduced in the series (more details can be given later in the '''Plot overview''' section).
* The role of the character and how important they are in the series, their ties to their family/close friends, their impact on the storyline, and more.
* Events or incidents that changed the character in a substantial, major or radical way (more details can be given later in the '''Plot overview''' section).
* Personal history, activities, achievements and the like, known or associated to the character.
|
* The goal of this section is to present the character to a "supposed first-time reader" so that they can easily place the character into the context and storyline of the series and understand the character's role and importance.
* Subsections of substantial importance may be created.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Personality''' || || '''For canon and/or main characters:'''
* Description of the general "feeling" emanated by the character from our point of view as well as the other characters'.
* Qualities and flaws of the characters may be presented in details.
* Any relevant information that pertains to the character's personality (or the influence it's had on others or the environment).
'''For non-canon and/or minor (recurring or important enough to mention) characters:'''
* This section should describe at the very least the impression the character made from the viewer's point of view while or after being introduced.
* Any other relevant detail is welcome.
|
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || ... ''Other character specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) directly to the character such as "Appellations", "Special abilities", "Skills", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || '''Plot overview''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Present in a chronological order (broken down in '''subsections''') the series of events in which the character was involved (directly or indirectly). Feel free to be as detailed as possible. || {{blue|If the plot overview is too big, you may fork it out to a new page and add a link to the new article.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''Non-Canon Plot overview''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Present in a chronological order (broken down in '''subsections''') the series of events in which the character was involved (directly or indirectly). Feel free to be as detailed as possible. || {{blue|If the non-canon plot overview is too big, you may fork it out to a new page and add a link to the new article.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''Relationships analysis''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List (using '''subheaders''' - {{blue|avoid ''bullets'' unless necessary please}}) other characters with whom the given character (may) have or have had some direct or indirect (but worth mentioning) relationship.
|
* Forking is also allowed if the subsection is too big.
* {{blue|''Relationship analysis'' should always come after the Background, Personality, Plot overview or any other section that directly pertain to the character in question.}} It is essential to first present the character, then their relationships with others (i.e. from specific to generic).
|-
| style="text-align:center"|7 || ... ''Other relevant but non-character-specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) indirectly to the character such as "People who know the character's real identity", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|8 || '''Name origin''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Describe in details the origin of the character's (Japanese) name. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|9 || '''Quotes''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Provide a list of known, famous or important quotes said by or attributable to the character. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|10 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|11 || '''In other languages''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || One or more tables giving names of the character in foreign languages (including Japanese).||Please indicate the '''language''' (not the country) and make sure that alphabetical order is being followed (except when dealing with Japanese, which should always stay on the top). Also, please use parentheses whenever it is appropriate to do so and include romanization for languages that do not use the Latin script (e.g. Arabic). ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|12 || '''Gallery''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Character images that provide important information or context about a character that cannot easily be shown in other sections on a page. || Images in character galleries need to each have a specific purpose, so that the gallery does not turn into a list of a bunch of images with the character in them. Examples of appropriate images would the character's appearance when they were older or younger, or looked significantly different than they do currently.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|13 || '''See also''' || || Point to the [[Characters]] page and any other page that may be relevant to the article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|14 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used in the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Episodes, Movies, OVAs and TV Specials ==

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating character pages. {{blue|Blue statements}} emphasize important points.

Unlike other types of pages where [[Glossary#Spoiler|spoilers]] are displayed openly, on Episodes, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, and Manga Volumes, spoilers are hidden for the benefit of readers who don't want to know the answer. Therefore, when making crime boxes or adding details to people sections, please use the "Watson" perspective of what is going on in a case (basically what the police think) instead of the "Sherlock" perspective. If culprit was explicitly shown (the case is a howdunnit rather than a whodunnit) it is okay to list the culprit, but don't spoil how the crime was committed. The general rule of thumb is to hide any information that is part of a big reveal at the end, like the fact that X is the murderer, or Y is a member of the Black Organization. All that information and spoilers goes in the resolution section inside of the spoiler box.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Cast''' || || List the characters that appear in the corresponding video by using the [[Template:Char Appearances|<nowiki>{{Char Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || Use the full names of the characters when known. Titles should only be used when one or both parts of the name are not known. For very long arcs with multiple cases where the cast changes significantly like [[Clash of Red and Black]] or [[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen]], consider using multiple cast lists for each major part. If "Introduced" sub-section is used, place the template in "Featured" sub-section instead.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1.1 || '''Introduced''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List new characters introduced by using the [[Template:NewChar|<nowiki>{{NewChar}}</nowiki>]]. || Describe the new character in a few words within the corresponding templates.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1.2 || '''Featured''' || style="text-align:center"| || List the characters that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:NewChar|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || This is where the [[Template:Char Appearances|<nowiki>{{Char Appearances}}</nowiki>]] should be used, in case "Introduced" sub-section is used. However, if an episode doesn't introduce a new character, it's not necessary to use "Featured" sub-section and simply use the Cast section to place the template.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Gadgets''' || || List the gadgets that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || Not every episode a gadget appears, so its section placement depends if they appear or not. If not, the section can be skipped.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2.1 || '''Introduced''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List new gadgets introduced by using the [[Template:NewGadget|<nowiki>{{NewGadget}}</nowiki>]]. || Describe the new gadget in a few words within the corresponding templates.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2.2 || '''Featured''' || style="text-align:center"| || List the characters that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || This is where the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] should be used, in case "Introduced" sub-section is used. However, if an episode doesn't introduce a new character, it's not necessary to use "Featured" sub-section and just use the Cast section to place the template.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || '''Case''' (or '''Case: Title''') || || || This section is broken down into several parts as shown below. {{blue|It is possible to have more than one case in the same episode (or movie, etc...). If so, having many Case sections (enumerated like "'''Case 1'''" or "'''Case: Title of 1st case'''") is possible.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.1 || '''Situation''' || style="text-align:center"| || Add one or many crime boxes pertaining to the current case by using the [[Template:InfoBox Crime|<nowiki>{{InfoBox Crime}}</nowiki>]] template. See [[Detective_Conan_Wiki:Manual_of_Style#Cases|below]] for the image guidelines. || {{blue|We want to be as clear as possible here. So it is important we dedicated one box per specific crime or crime attempt so that more precise details can be given and the reader doesn't get lost or confused.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.2 || '''People''' || style="text-align:center"| || List people related to or involved in the case using the [[Template:People|<nowiki>{{People}}</nowiki>]] and [[Template:BeginBox|<nowiki>{{BeginBox}}</nowiki>]] (for wrapping all of the people's thumbnails together to avoid a broken layout structure) templates.

|
Describe in a few words each of the character when using the [[Template:People|<nowiki>{{People}}</nowiki>]] template. {{blue|Label the victim(s) as well.}} Omit information about people only revealed as part of the resolution of cases to avoid spoilers. Don't list people who only appear as part of the resolution ; those people are listed in the spoilered section.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.3 || '''Resolution''' || style="text-align:center"| || Describe in details the resolution of the case by exposing in 3 points (or more) the:
* '''Evidence'''
* '''Conclusion'''
* '''Motive'''
| {{blue|Use the <nowiki><spoiler></nowiki> tags to hide the whole resolution section to give the reader the option to dig in further or not.}} List anyone who couldn't be listed in the people section above because it would be spoilers in this section.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.4 || ... ''Other relevant case-specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) to the case such as "Trivia", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || ... ''Other relevant sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) to the article such as "Differences from the manga", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest related to the whole article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''BGM listing''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of the songs played during the episode, named by the soundtrack they are from. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|7 || '''Gallery''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Images from the episode. || 5 images max are allowed on the main page gallery section before it should be forked off into a gallery page for the episode "pagename/gallery". A soft maximum number of 25 images can be added to a page's gallery per 30-minute episode, 15 being a good average number. This is to avoid legal issues associated with uploading too much of a copyrighted work. Please do not include fansubs or watermarks from fansubs or illegal anime hosters whenever possible.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|8 || '''See also''' || || Point to the corresponding season page of the episode (e.g. [[Season 1]]) or full [[Movies]], [[OVAs]] or [[TV Specials]] articles. Any other relevant page may be added as well. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|9 || '''In other languages''' || || A table summarising the titles of episodes, movies etc. in different languages and countries. || Please indicate the '''language''' (not the country) and make sure that alphabetical order is being followed (except when dealing with Japanese, which should always stay on the top). Also, please use parentheses whenever it is appropriate to do so and include romanization for languages that do not use the Latin script (e.g. Arabic). ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|10 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used in the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Season pages ==
Season pages list episodes according to the year the episodes were broadcast. (i.e. [[Season 1]] entails all episodes aired in 1996; so on and so forth)

Incidentally, the wiki used to list the episodes based on an approximation of the [[Japanese DVDs]], referred to as "Parts"; [[Season 1]] contained Episodes 1-28 because Part 1 of the Japanese DVDs did as well. Following 2024, this convention was abolished due to several reasons.

== Manga volumes ==

Manga volumes operate somewhat similarly to episode pages so many of the same instructions apply. The main difference stem from the fact that cases may be spread over multiple pages if the beginning and ending belong to separate volumes. The sectioning works a bit like a multi-case episode: certain sections are to globally cover all the chapters in the volume at the top and bottom of the page. These include things such as the cast list, trivia, introduced people, introduced gadgets, cover in other countries, references, etc. The main body of the page is where the cases are listed.

Each case has its own section which is given a brief descriptive title such as "Scarlet Showdown" or "Museum Owner Murder Case". Each case is then subdivided by chapters (i.e. files) which are numbered and listed by their chapter name. Each case may have its own introduced people/gadgets and a case people section as needed. People sections in manga volumes use black and white images from the manga instead of using a colored anime version. Unlike episode pages, there is no separate resolution section for volume cases. Instead, spoiler boxes are put where they are needed because resolutions may be spread over multiple cases and even volumes.

Unlike other types of pages where [[Glossary#Spoiler|spoilers]] are displayed openly, on Episodes, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, and Manga Volumes, spoilers are hidden for the benefit of readers who do not want to know the answer. Therefore, when making crime boxes or adding details to people sections, please use the "Watson" perspective of what is going on in a case (basically, what the police think) instead of the "Sherlock" perspective. If culprit is explicitly shown (the case is a howdunnit rather than a whodunnit) it is fine to list the culprit, but don't spoil how the crime was committed. The general rule of thumb is to hide any information that is part of a big revelation at the end, like the fact that X is the murderer, or Y is a member of the Black Organization. All that information is spoilers, and need to be in the resolution section inside of the spoiler box.

== Music pages ==

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating music related pages.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Detective Conan opening (or ending) info''' || || The Detective Conan opening info section should contain the following sub headers and information:
* Cast - List of characters that appear in the opening/ending and listed '''''in the order in which they appear''''' in the song.
* Gadgets - List of gadgets that appear in the opening/ending and listed '''''in the order in which they appear''''' in the song.
* Case references - If the opening/ending makes any references to stories found within the anime/manga, link to those specific stories (preferably anime episode) here.
* Conan's opening speech - If the page is for an opening, use the quote template to provide the original Japanese of Conan's speech followed by a translation, whenever possible.
* Staff - List of the animation staff that worked on the animation for this particular opening/ending.
* FUNimation version - If the opening/ending was changed somehow for the English release of the show, list that information here.
||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Song info''' || || The Song info section should contain the following sub headers and information:
* Chart placement - List the song's Oricon chart rankings.
* Lyrics - All lyrics placed on the page should use the lyrics template (see [[Mune ga DOKIDOKI]] for example) and have the lyrics placed in this order: Romaji, English, Kanji, and English dub (if available).
|
Use the full version of each lyric set when possible. If you did not transcribe or translate the lyrics yourself, please ensure that you credit the appropriate people or entity and provide references.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || '''CD info''' || || The CD info section should contain the following sub headers and information if available:
* CD track listing - List the tracks found on the CD. Create another sub header if a limited edition version is available (see [[Don't Wanna Lie]] for example).
* Gallery - Scans/images of the front cover, back cover, and CD.
|
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''See also''' || || Point to the [[Music]] page and any other page that may be relevant to the article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used throughout the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Images ==
{{main|Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style/Profile pictures}}
=== Naming and sizes conventions ===
Make sure you optimize the images! Manga pictures should be greyscale (8 Bits/channel) except for coloured spreads, and both anime and manga should go through an optimization program like [https://pnggauntlet.com/ PNGGauntlet].
==== Characters ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Character profile info box || ''GivenName_FamilyName_Profile.jpg'' || A reasonably nice picture of the character || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Any over minimum || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|275 x 150 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 (or rotated) || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo_Profile.jpg]] || See the [[Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style/Profile pictures|profile pictures guide]] for profile picture guidelines.
|-
| Character reference || ''GivenName_FamilyName.jpg'' || Smaller picture of the character used as a reference for other pages (such as for presenting character appearances in an episode, etc...) || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|Square || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo.jpg]] ||
|-
| Character thumbnail || ''GivenName_FamilyName_60px.png'' || Even smaller picture of the character mainly used in tables for quick and easy visual referencing (i.e. as used on the [[Characters]] page) || style="text-align:center"|png (preferred) or jpg || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || style="text-align:center"|Square || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo_60px.jpg]] || It can be a resized version of the "Character reference" image above to 60px. Prefer using official artwork with a blank background.
|}

==== Anime, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, Drama ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Episode profile info box || ''Episode_X.jpg'' or ''Episode_X-Y.jpg'' (X and Y being episode numbers) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given episode || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|640 x 480 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"|1440 x 1080 (4:3) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) || [[:File:TV_Episode_8.jpg]] [[:File:TV_Episode_646-647.jpg]]||
|-
| Movie profile info box || ''Movie_X.jpg'' (X being a movie number) || The official Japanese poster of the movie || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Any over minimum || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|1000 × 1500 || style="text-align:center"|1600 × 2263 || [[:File:Movie_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| OVA profile info box || ''OVA_X.jpg'' (X being an OVA number) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given OVA || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|640 x 480 (4:3) 856 x 480 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"|1440 x 1080 (4:3) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) || [[:File:OVA_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| TV Special profile info box || ''TV_Special_X.jpg'' (X being a TV Special number) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given TV Special || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains the aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"| 640 x 480 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"| 1440 x 1080 (4:3) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) || [[:File:Mkspecial4.jpg]] ||
|}

==== Manga ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Volume profile info box || ''Volume_X.jpg'' (X being a volume number) || The Japanese cover of the manga volume || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|300 x 470 || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|275 x 150 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 (or rotated) || [[:File:Volume_1.jpg]] ||
|}

==== Cases ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Crime info box || EP''X''_Case_''Y''.jpg or EP''Xa''_Case_''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the episode number, ''Y'' the case number and ''a'' the beginning of an enumeration of images for the same case) || An image of the crime scene or situation || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|290 x 218 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 || [[:File:EP1_Case_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| People/Suspects || Given name_Family name.jpg when the full name is known or EP''X''-''Y''_Name.jpg (or F''X''_Name.jpg for manga files) when only part of the name or no name is known (Where X is the first episode (or file) of a series and Y is the last episode of a series)|| A head shot of the suspect, preferably without obstructions like text or boxes || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|225 x 225 (Anime) 100 x 100 (Manga) || style="text-align:center"|square || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|not set || [[:File:Eiichi_Yamagishi.jpg]] [[:File:EP33_Man1.jpg]] ||
|-
| ... || || || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || ||
|}

=== Galleries ===

* A soft maximum number of '''25''' images can be added to a page's gallery per 30 minute episode, '''15''' being a good average number ([[Roller Coaster Murder Case/Gallery|Episode 1 gallery]] is the only exception, whereby up to 30 images are tolerated).

* The preferred maximum number of images that can be added to a gallery for movies or episodes longer than 1 hour is '''50'''.

This is to avoid legal issues associated with uploading too much of a copyrighted work. Any multiple of 5 (below or equal to 25) is acceptable: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 etc.
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Episode gallery || EP''X''_''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the episode number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the episode || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:EP971 1.jpg]] ||
|-
| Movie gallery || M''X''-''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the movie number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the movie || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:M4-19.jpg]] ||
|-
| Song gallery || Op''X''-''Y''.jpg (for opening) Ed''X''-''Y''.jpg (for ending) (where ''X'' is the opening/ending song number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the opening/ending sequence || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:Op51-5.jpg]] [[:File:Ed61-5.jpg]] ||
|-
|}

=== Other useful images ===
* [[:File:No picture.jpg]]: 225x225px, Should be used when a person has no portrait of themselves that was ever shown at any point.
* [[:File:No Pic.jpg]]: 100by100px, May be used as a placeholder for images that have not been uploaded or for male characters whose appearances are not known.
* [[:File:No pic female.jpg]]: 100by100px, the version of the above for women specifically.
* [http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/wiki/images/archive/d/d6/20120622131349!Bourbon_60px.jpg File:No pic 60px.jpg]: A 60x60px generic placeholder image with higher contrast for smaller sizes.
* [[:File:Generic Male Profile.jpg]]: A profile silhouette meant to represent a Black Organization member whose appearance is unknown or merely speculated. A specific female version has not been created at this time because it has not been needed yet.
* [[:File:No cover.jpg]]: 200x235px, A holding image for cds, dvds, volumes, etc whose official cover art has not been uploaded.
* [[:File:No Image Gem.jpg]]: A 100by100px image to be used in Kaitou Kid related articles where a gem was not shown.

== Minor recurring character pages and notable case characters pages ==
Currently there are three pages about minor characters: [[List of minor recurring manga characters]], [[List of minor recurring anime characters]], and [[List of notable case characters]].

A minor character is any character who recurs or has a key role in an important case which impacts the plot (e.g. [[Matsuda Jinpei]]), but is not important enough to warrant a spot on the main [[characters]] page. That means the minor character lists are not for main characters, main law enforcement, or mystery people related to the arc (e.g. Eisuke or Araide). Minor characters may have their own article, which should be linked in the relevant minor character page.

There is some wiggle room for who qualifies as a notable character, but one that has a major impact on the plot (e.g. [[Hikaru Yasumoto]] for being relevant to the Vermouth arc's solution), is a love interest (e.g. [[Fusae Campbell]]), or considered notable by fans (e.g. [[Natsuki Koshimizu]] and [[Junya Tokitsu]] for being the highschool detectives of the North and South) are all good candidates. Not every character who is spotlighted in an episode or chapter will count.

=== Recurring characters ===

The definition of "recurring" is a character who 1) has two or more major appearances and 2) those appearances are in two separate mostly unlinked cases.

A major appearance is one that is in person, an extended flashback, or some other notable form. Basically the appearance itself must be substantial or otherwise worthy of some note. A situation where a character appears just by name or in one panel while being mentioned doesn't count as a recurrence even though it may be listed on the appearances page. Natsue and Takeshi Hatamoto's letter in [[Volume_22|File 215: The Northbound Train]] qualified them for recurring because their interaction with the case was fairly substantial - their letter provided additional details about what happened to them after their initial case and prompted Kogoro and co. to travel on the train where the case took place.

Some cases that are separate, but not unlinked enough for a character to count as recurring are [[Volume 87|Ran Girl]] and [[Volume 87|Shinichi Boy]], [[Chinatown Deja Vu in the Rain]] and [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]], and [[Parade of Malice and Saint]] and [[The Trembling Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages]]. These continue smoothly into one another (even though the anime split the last pair apart with an AO). When in doubt, the manga version of the cases is what decides whether cases are linked or unlinked.

Entries are not duplicated between the lists. Although most recurring manga characters also recur in the anime when their manga-based episodes air, those characters are only included on the recurring manga characters list. If a character is qualified to be listed on multiple pages, they should be listed only on the top page they qualify for. The order of the pages top to bottom is:
* [[List of minor recurring manga characters]]
* [[List of minor recurring anime characters]]
* [[List of notable case characters]]

[[List of minor recurring manga characters]] is the most exclusive page: only characters who reappear in at least two separate mostly unlinked cases in the main manga [[canon]] are allowed on the list. Only characters who recur in Gosho's main manga [[canon]] are allowed on this list, appearances in [[Detective Conan Special]] manga and other non-canon works do not count as "manga based".

* Sometimes the animators change or add characters when adapting a manga case to the anime. Characters who only appear in the anime adaptation of a case, but not in the corresponding manga do not count as a manga appearance. For example, the named police officers that appeared in the anime version of the [[Volume 40|Be on Guard on a Sweet Date]]/[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 5]] case were not named and drawn mostly generically in the manga version. These named officers from the anime thus don't count for a manga-based appearance because they didn't actually appear in the print manga. Those officers can qualify for anime recurrence though.

* A character who appears just once in manga canon (and then does not reoccur), but has multiple appearances in the anime or movies goes on the recurring anime page, not the recurring manga page. That is because the character does not occur at least twice on the canon ink and paper.

[[List of minor recurring anime characters]] covers appearances in both the movies and the anime together. Characters that appear in multiple unlinked anime cases, or in multiple movies count for this list. A character that appears once in the anime and once in a movie also qualifies. Appearances outside of anime and movie canon (such as [[Detective Conan Special]]) don't count for the purposes of the this page.

=== Notable characters ===

[[List of notable case characters]] covers anyone else who doesn't fall in either of the other lists because they don't reoccur, or because they notably reoccur in some other Detective Conan media that isn't manga, anime, or movie.

There is some wiggle room for who qualifies as a notable character, but one that has a major impact on the plot (e.g. [[Hikaru Yasumoto]] for being relevant to the Vermouth arc's solution), is a love interest (e.g. [[Fusae Campbell]]), or considered notable by fans (e.g. [[Natsuki Koshimizu]] and [[Junya Tokitsu]] for being the highschool detectives of the North and South) are all good candidates. Not every character who is spotlighted in an episode or chapter will count.

== Speculation ==
Detective Conan is a long and intricate manga with many long-running mysteries. Many fans and casual readers find speculation sections which address popular theories and hints useful. Knowing the popular theories also eases newcomers' transitions into the fandom.

Speculation sections are generally allowed on character pages and other relevant pages (e.g. [[APTX 4869]], [[Black Organization]]). Users may also create speculation sections in their own userspace (User:Username/Subpage), provided they are not too resource intensive (e.g. image and other media heavy) or link to materials that could attract negative legal attention. (like links to fan scanlations or manga aggregate websites.)

Speculation sections in mainspace articles must follow certain guidelines to enforce quality and usefulness.
* Any speculation section should be clearly labeled so it isn't confused with known fact. This is most often done by adding a section titled "speculation" where various theories are presented in the subsections below it. Subsections should outright state or strongly imply the argument being presented.
* Speculation sections must be serious. No jokes.
* Speculation sections should be both well supported with evidence and notable (popular) by the fandom. A less popular theory with strong evidence or a very popular theory with weak evidence may qualify. If a theory is only popular in one particular fan subgroup or language, then it may not be notable. Truly popular theories will reappear in many languages and websites.
* Speculation sections must use sound logical arguments, quality evidence, and correctly interpret the source. Theories may be removed if they are based on specious logic, invalid assumptions, or misinterpretations of the source material.
* Please cite evidence and quotations in references. This makes it easy to fact check and allows others to examine the evidence and draw their own conclusions.
* The more speculation material there is on any one page, the higher the standards will be for all of it. This is to avoid cluttering a page with excess material by promoting the ejection of the weaker, more unlikely theories.
* [[The Boss of the Black Organization]] is a special case because there are too many theories with none dominant. It would be a nightmare to manage all the major theories about the boss that fans have floated over the years. Unless there is a major new hint, please don't add speculation sections to character pages suggesting that they are the boss. The Boss's own page will also be kept free of identity theories. The speculation section on the boss's page will be reserved for hypotheses that are self evident from facts.
* If you disagree with a speculation, you may add information to point out its flaws. Rebuttals are also held to the same high standards of evidence. If there looks to be a fight brewing between editors, work it out on the talk page. Speculation sections do not decide right and wrong, they are about presenting a suggestive argument which fairly addresses its merits and shortcomings. Only the strongest support and the clearest contradictions matter. If you are in an argument with someone over a theory section, don't set an arbitrary standard where the other editor must answer your 20+ concerns and prove each little assertion with citations in order to be good enough. That turns editing into a war of attrition, which isn't grounded in merit. Start with the core problems.
* Long, well supported speculations may have their own dedicated mainspace page. They should be tagged with the [[:Category:Theories|theories category]].
* Notability and evidence quality do not apply for theories in your user subspace. You should also tag your personal theory subpages with the [[:Category:Theories|theories category]], so other users can find them.

== Other ==

For any other standard issues not mentioned here, please try and follow Wikipedia's Manual of Style when making Detective Conan Wiki pages. For more information, please visit: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style Wikipedia's Manual of Style]

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== General ==

=== Before everything else ===
* Please do read this article carefully before you make the first edit, even if you feel very passionate about changing something and cannot wait. It will ensure that your (valued) contributions fit the established style of the wiki and allow others to navigate this site and read articles with maximum comfort and minimum confusion.
* Before submitting an edit, please use the "show preview" bottom on the side to ensure that your code is achieving the effect that you wanted it to achieve. Please also check whether there are spelling and punctuation errors, grammatical mistakes, repetition, conflicting information etc. whenever you can. Again, this improves user experience and additionally it avoids unnecessary clean-ups.

=== Articles in general ===

Some important rules:

* Try to include '''categories''' (i.e. using ''<nowiki>[[Category:Name of category]]</nowiki>'') whilst creating a new article (use other similar articles as example to know which categories to put). If, when previewing, the category name appears in red or if you're unsure, please do not try creating new categories unless you know what you're doing. A moderator or experienced contributor will take care of them.
* Try to always include a '''See also''' section if possible (and/or applicable). It's good practice for user-friendliness purposes (as it provides a useful and extra mean of navigation).
* The '''References''' section should always be placed after the '''See also''' section but before the '''External links''' section.
* If there's an '''External links''' section, it should always be placed at the end completely (i.e. last section on the page).

=== Capitalization ===

For section headers:

* Only the first letter should be capitalized (unless there appears a person's name).
* Though quite rare, in some contexts, some common words may be capitalized (possibly following a discussion/talk about it).

In category names:

* The first letter of the first word should be capitalized.
* Common words should not be capitalized. Examples: "Kudo family", "List of ''something''", etc...
* Some words that refer to people should be capitalized such as "Voice Actors", "Executive Producers", etc...

=== Naming convention ===

Even though Japanese names are usually given with the last name placed first, people's names in this wiki should follow the format: '''Given_name''' '''Last_name'''.

The rationale can be read [[Detective_Conan_Wiki_talk:Manual_of_Style#Naming convention|here]].

=== References ===

If citing manga chapters or anime episodes (or movie, OVA, etc.), please point to the corresponding wiki page of that chapter or episode. The format is as follows:

* For manga chapters:
** {{green|<nowiki>[[Volume X#File Y - Title|Volume X, File Y, page Z: "Chapter title"]]</nowiki>}} (the "page Z" part is optional)
** Example: [[Volume_26#File 256 - Concealed Truth|Volume 26, Files 256-258: "Concealed Truth"]] in the "References" section of [[Conan Edogawa]]
* For manga chapters not yet in a Volume, '''there must not be links to the chapters''' (this will ensure we easily catch this citation later on when they become part of a Volume):
** {{green|<nowiki>File X: Title</nowiki>}}
** Example: File 763: The Ghost of Time
* For episodes:
** {{green|<nowiki>[[Title|Episode X-Y: Title]]</nowiki>}} (with Y being optional)
** Example: [[Roller Coaster Murder Case|Episode 1: Roller Coaster Murder Case]] in the "References" section of [[Conan Edogawa]]

If using a "name" variable for the references, please use the following:

* For manga files:
** {{green|<nowiki><ref name="fXpY"></nowiki>}} (the pY is optional). "f" and "p" stand for "File" and "page" respectively. Example: <nowiki><ref name="f433"></nowiki>, <nowiki><ref name="f100p8"></nowiki>.
* For anime episodes:
** {{green|<nowiki><ref name="eX"></nowiki>}}. "e" stands for "Episode". Example: <nowiki><ref name="e501"></nowiki>.

=== Spoiler Policy ===
Spoilers are any information that reveals major parts of a plot, mystery, or storyline event. Spoilers can refer both to information about unreleased or untranslated story events and to dramatic turn of events or resolutions. "Manga spoilers" are specifically any information that would spoil a person up to date with the manga (such as leaked pictures from an upcoming chapter), and "anime spoilers" will spoil someone up to date with the anime (such as information about manga chapters that haven't yet been released as episodes).

In this wiki, individual anime episode pages and manga volume are spoiler-free given that the reader/watcher is up to date with the episode/volume in question. Most other articles on the wiki, ''especially'' character articles, are kept up to date with the manga and will contain significant manga and anime spoilers. Pages where wiki readers that aren't caught up in the manga have a high risk of spoiling themselves may have a [[:Template:SpoilerWarningArticle|spoiler warning template]] or even a click-through with a prominent warning to keep them from reading material that they may regret.

{| border="1" class="wikitable" style="width: 60%"
|+ Current Detective Conan Wiki Spoiler Policy
! Article Type
! Example
! Safety
|-
| Individual anime episode, movie, OVA, and Magic File pages
| [[Episode 1]] || Safe for people who have watched up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
|-
| Individual volume pages
| [[Volume 1]] || Safe for people who have read up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
|-
| Character Pages
| [[Shinichi Kudo]], [[Characters]] || Can contain manga spoilers. Character articles can prominently display spoilers such as secret identities and allegiances that will spoil anyone not caught up with the manga.
|-
| General information lists
| [[Anime]], [[Manga]] || Contain very general spoilers in the form of icons that signify the sorts of plots that appear in each chapter or episode. (eg. Character Pasts, Black Organization)
|-
| Everywhere else
| [[Black Organization]], [[Setting]], [[FBI]], [[APTX 4869]] || Can contain manga spoilers.
|}

Resolutions to cases or arcs are hidden in spoiler boxes on volume and anime pages. Other pages may discuss these resolution spoilers openly as described above. Other measures taken to protect resolutions include making sure that the crime boxes and suspect descriptions are appropriately naive; they use the police/Watson perspective as opposed to the hyper-intelligent Conan/Sherlock perspective. This sometimes means using aliases instead of real names prior to a character's identity revelation, labeling murders as suicides or vice versa depending on what the police think, or not including certain people as suspects because they have a strong alibi and/or the police rule them out. The point is to avoid ruining the mystery for readers by not giving out additional hints on top of what the case gives out on its own.

=== Headings ===
* Do not use = Heading 1 =. instead, use == Heading 2 ==.
* An == Introduction == section should not be used.

== Characters ==

=== New character articles ===

Here are the characteristics, by order of importance, to look at when considering the creation of a page dedicated to a character:
# The character is a main protagonist.
# The character is a major recurring character.
# The character is a minor recurring character (2 appearances or more).
# The character is part of a main organization such as the Police, the [[Black Organization]], a school body, etc.
# The character has had an impact on the storyline such that said impact spans more than one episode (or movie, etc.).

=== Profiles ===

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating character pages. {{blue|Blue statements}} emphasize important points.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Background''' || || The background section should contain a concise and precise overview of:
* The character's past and younger days.
* How the character was introduced in the series (more details can be given later in the '''Plot overview''' section).
* The role of the character and how important they are in the series, their ties to their family/close friends, their impact on the storyline, and more.
* Events or incidents that changed the character in a substantial, major or radical way (more details can be given later in the '''Plot overview''' section).
* Personal history, activities, achievements and the like, known or associated to the character.
|
* The goal of this section is to present the character to a "supposed first-time reader" so that they can easily place the character into the context and storyline of the series and understand the character's role and importance.
* Subsections of substantial importance may be created.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Personality''' || || '''For canon and/or main characters:'''
* Description of the general "feeling" emanated by the character from our point of view as well as the other characters'.
* Qualities and flaws of the characters may be presented in details.
* Any relevant information that pertains to the character's personality (or the influence it's had on others or the environment).
'''For non-canon and/or minor (recurring or important enough to mention) characters:'''
* This section should describe at the very least the impression the character made from the viewer's point of view while or after being introduced.
* Any other relevant detail is welcome.
|
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || ... ''Other character specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) directly to the character such as "Appellations", "Special abilities", "Skills", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || '''Plot overview''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Present in a chronological order (broken down in '''subsections''') the series of events in which the character was involved (directly or indirectly). Feel free to be as detailed as possible. || {{blue|If the plot overview is too big, you may fork it out to a new page and add a link to the new article.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''Non-Canon Plot overview''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Present in a chronological order (broken down in '''subsections''') the series of events in which the character was involved (directly or indirectly). Feel free to be as detailed as possible. || {{blue|If the non-canon plot overview is too big, you may fork it out to a new page and add a link to the new article.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''Relationships analysis''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List (using '''subheaders''' - {{blue|avoid ''bullets'' unless necessary please}}) other characters with whom the given character (may) have or have had some direct or indirect (but worth mentioning) relationship.
|
* Forking is also allowed if the subsection is too big.
* {{blue|''Relationship analysis'' should always come after the Background, Personality, Plot overview or any other section that directly pertain to the character in question.}} It is essential to first present the character, then their relationships with others (i.e. from specific to generic).
|-
| style="text-align:center"|7 || ... ''Other relevant but non-character-specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) indirectly to the character such as "People who know the character's real identity", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|8 || '''Name origin''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Describe in details the origin of the character's (Japanese) name. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|9 || '''Quotes''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Provide a list of known, famous or important quotes said by or attributable to the character. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|10 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|11 || '''In other languages''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || One or more tables giving names of the character in foreign languages (including Japanese).||Please indicate the '''language''' (not the country) and make sure that alphabetical order is being followed (except when dealing with Japanese, which should always stay on the top). Also, please use parentheses whenever it is appropriate to do so and include romanization for languages that do not use the Latin script (e.g. Arabic). ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|12 || '''Gallery''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Character images that provide important information or context about a character that cannot easily be shown in other sections on a page. || Images in character galleries need to each have a specific purpose, so that the gallery does not turn into a list of a bunch of images with the character in them. Examples of appropriate images would the character's appearance when they were older or younger, or looked significantly different than they do currently.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|13 || '''See also''' || || Point to the [[Characters]] page and any other page that may be relevant to the article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|14 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used in the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Episodes, Movies, OVAs and TV Specials ==

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating character pages. {{blue|Blue statements}} emphasize important points.

Unlike other types of pages where [[Glossary#Spoiler|spoilers]] are displayed openly, on Episodes, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, and Manga Volumes, spoilers are hidden for the benefit of readers who don't want to know the answer. Therefore, when making crime boxes or adding details to people sections, please use the "Watson" perspective of what is going on in a case (basically what the police think) instead of the "Sherlock" perspective. If culprit was explicitly shown (the case is a howdunnit rather than a whodunnit) it is okay to list the culprit, but don't spoil how the crime was committed. The general rule of thumb is to hide any information that is part of a big reveal at the end, like the fact that X is the murderer, or Y is a member of the Black Organization. All that information and spoilers goes in the resolution section inside of the spoiler box.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Cast''' || || List the characters that appear in the corresponding video by using the [[Template:Char Appearances|<nowiki>{{Char Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || Use the full names of the characters when known. Titles should only be used when one or both parts of the name are not known. For very long arcs with multiple cases where the cast changes significantly like [[Clash of Red and Black]] or [[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen]], consider using multiple cast lists for each major part. If "Introduced" sub-section is used, place the template in "Featured" sub-section instead.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1.1 || '''Introduced''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List new characters introduced by using the [[Template:NewChar|<nowiki>{{NewChar}}</nowiki>]]. || Describe the new character in a few words within the corresponding templates.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1.2 || '''Featured''' || style="text-align:center"| || List the characters that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:NewChar|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || This is where the [[Template:Char Appearances|<nowiki>{{Char Appearances}}</nowiki>]] should be used, in case "Introduced" sub-section is used. However, if an episode doesn't introduce a new character, it's not necessary to use "Featured" sub-section and simply use the Cast section to place the template.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Gadgets''' || || List the gadgets that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || Not every episode a gadget appears, so its section placement depends if they appear or not. If not, the section can be skipped.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2.1 || '''Introduced''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List new gadgets introduced by using the [[Template:NewGadget|<nowiki>{{NewGadget}}</nowiki>]]. || Describe the new gadget in a few words within the corresponding templates.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2.2 || '''Featured''' || style="text-align:center"| || List the characters that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || This is where the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] should be used, in case "Introduced" sub-section is used. However, if an episode doesn't introduce a new character, it's not necessary to use "Featured" sub-section and just use the Cast section to place the template.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || '''Case''' (or '''Case: Title''') || || || This section is broken down into several parts as shown below. {{blue|It is possible to have more than one case in the same episode (or movie, etc...). If so, having many Case sections (enumerated like "'''Case 1'''" or "'''Case: Title of 1st case'''") is possible.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.1 || '''Situation''' || style="text-align:center"| || Add one or many crime boxes pertaining to the current case by using the [[Template:InfoBox Crime|<nowiki>{{InfoBox Crime}}</nowiki>]] template. See [[Detective_Conan_Wiki:Manual_of_Style#Cases|below]] for the image guidelines. || {{blue|We want to be as clear as possible here. So it is important we dedicated one box per specific crime or crime attempt so that more precise details can be given and the reader doesn't get lost or confused.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.2 || '''People''' || style="text-align:center"| || List people related to or involved in the case using the [[Template:People|<nowiki>{{People}}</nowiki>]] and [[Template:BeginBox|<nowiki>{{BeginBox}}</nowiki>]] (for wrapping all of the people's thumbnails together to avoid a broken layout structure) templates.

|
Describe in a few words each of the character when using the [[Template:People|<nowiki>{{People}}</nowiki>]] template. {{blue|Label the victim(s) as well.}} Omit information about people only revealed as part of the resolution of cases to avoid spoilers. Don't list people who only appear as part of the resolution ; those people are listed in the spoilered section.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.3 || '''Resolution''' || style="text-align:center"| || Describe in details the resolution of the case by exposing in 3 points (or more) the:
* '''Evidence'''
* '''Conclusion'''
* '''Motive'''
| {{blue|Use the <nowiki><spoiler></nowiki> tags to hide the whole resolution section to give the reader the option to dig in further or not.}} List anyone who couldn't be listed in the people section above because it would be spoilers in this section.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.4 || ... ''Other relevant case-specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) to the case such as "Trivia", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || ... ''Other relevant sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) to the article such as "Differences from the manga", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest related to the whole article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''BGM listing''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of the songs played during the episode, named by the soundtrack they are from. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|7 || '''Gallery''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Images from the episode. || 5 images max are allowed on the main page gallery section before it should be forked off into a gallery page for the episode "pagename/gallery". A soft maximum number of 25 images can be added to a page's gallery per 30-minute episode, 15 being a good average number. This is to avoid legal issues associated with uploading too much of a copyrighted work. Please do not include fansubs or watermarks from fansubs or illegal anime hosters whenever possible.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|8 || '''See also''' || || Point to the corresponding season page of the episode (e.g. [[Season 1]]) or full [[Movies]], [[OVAs]] or [[TV Specials]] articles. Any other relevant page may be added as well. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|9 || '''In other languages''' || || A table summarising the titles of episodes, movies etc. in different languages and countries. || Please indicate the '''language''' (not the country) and make sure that alphabetical order is being followed (except when dealing with Japanese, which should always stay on the top). Also, please use parentheses whenever it is appropriate to do so and include romanization for languages that do not use the Latin script (e.g. Arabic). ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|10 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used in the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Season pages ==
Season pages list episodes according to the year the episodes were broadcast. (i.e. [[Season 1]] entails all episodes aired in 1996; so on and so forth)

Incidentally, the wiki used to list the episodes based on an approximation of the [[Japanese DVDs]], referred to as "Parts"; [[Season 1]] contained Episodes 1-28 because Part 1 of the Japanese DVDs did as well. Following 2024, this convention was abolished due to several reasons.

== Manga volumes ==

Manga volumes operate somewhat similarly to episode pages so many of the same instructions apply. The main difference stem from the fact that cases may be spread over multiple pages if the beginning and ending belong to separate volumes. The sectioning works a bit like a multi-case episode: certain sections are to globally cover all the chapters in the volume at the top and bottom of the page. These include things such as the cast list, trivia, introduced people, introduced gadgets, cover in other countries, references, etc. The main body of the page is where the cases are listed.

Each case has its own section which is given a brief descriptive title such as "Scarlet Showdown" or "Museum Owner Murder Case". Each case is then subdivided by chapters (i.e. files) which are numbered and listed by their chapter name. Each case may have its own introduced people/gadgets and a case people section as needed. People sections in manga volumes use black and white images from the manga instead of using a colored anime version. Unlike episode pages, there is no separate resolution section for volume cases. Instead, spoiler boxes are put where they are needed because resolutions may be spread over multiple cases and even volumes.

Unlike other types of pages where [[Glossary#Spoiler|spoilers]] are displayed openly, on Episodes, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, and Manga Volumes, spoilers are hidden for the benefit of readers who do not want to know the answer. Therefore, when making crime boxes or adding details to people sections, please use the "Watson" perspective of what is going on in a case (basically, what the police think) instead of the "Sherlock" perspective. If culprit is explicitly shown (the case is a howdunnit rather than a whodunnit) it is fine to list the culprit, but don't spoil how the crime was committed. The general rule of thumb is to hide any information that is part of a big revelation at the end, like the fact that X is the murderer, or Y is a member of the Black Organization. All that information is spoilers, and need to be in the resolution section inside of the spoiler box.

== Music pages ==

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating music related pages.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Detective Conan opening (or ending) info''' || || The Detective Conan opening info section should contain the following sub headers and information:
* Cast - List of characters that appear in the opening/ending and listed '''''in the order in which they appear''''' in the song.
* Gadgets - List of gadgets that appear in the opening/ending and listed '''''in the order in which they appear''''' in the song.
* Case references - If the opening/ending makes any references to stories found within the anime/manga, link to those specific stories (preferably anime episode) here.
* Conan's opening speech - If the page is for an opening, use the quote template to provide the original Japanese of Conan's speech followed by a translation, whenever possible.
* Staff - List of the animation staff that worked on the animation for this particular opening/ending.
* FUNimation version - If the opening/ending was changed somehow for the English release of the show, list that information here.
||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Song info''' || || The Song info section should contain the following sub headers and information:
* Chart placement - List the song's Oricon chart rankings.
* Lyrics - All lyrics placed on the page should use the lyrics template (see [[Mune ga DOKIDOKI]] for example) and have the lyrics placed in this order: Romaji, English, Kanji, and English dub (if available).
|
Use the full version of each lyric set when possible. If you did not transcribe or translate the lyrics yourself, please ensure that you credit the appropriate people or entity and provide references.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || '''CD info''' || || The CD info section should contain the following sub headers and information if available:
* CD track listing - List the tracks found on the CD. Create another sub header if a limited edition version is available (see [[Don't Wanna Lie]] for example).
* Gallery - Scans/images of the front cover, back cover, and CD.
|
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''See also''' || || Point to the [[Music]] page and any other page that may be relevant to the article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used throughout the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Images ==
{{main|Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style/Profile pictures}}
=== Naming and sizes conventions ===
Make sure you optimize the images! Manga pictures should be greyscale (8 Bits/channel) except for coloured spreads, and both anime and manga should go through an optimization program like [https://pnggauntlet.com/ PNGGauntlet].
==== Characters ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Character profile info box || ''GivenName_FamilyName_Profile.jpg'' || A reasonably nice picture of the character || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Any over minimum || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|275 x 150 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 (or rotated) || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo_Profile.jpg]] || See the [[Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style/Profile pictures|profile pictures guide]] for profile picture guidelines.
|-
| Character reference || ''GivenName_FamilyName.jpg'' || Smaller picture of the character used as a reference for other pages (such as for presenting character appearances in an episode, etc...) || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|Square || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo.jpg]] ||
|-
| Character thumbnail || ''GivenName_FamilyName_60px.png'' || Even smaller picture of the character mainly used in tables for quick and easy visual referencing (i.e. as used on the [[Characters]] page) || style="text-align:center"|png (preferred) or jpg || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || style="text-align:center"|Square || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo_60px.jpg]] || It can be a resized version of the "Character reference" image above to 60px. Prefer using official artwork with a blank background.
|}

==== Anime, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, Drama ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Episode profile info box || ''Episode_X.jpg'' or ''Episode_X-Y.jpg'' (X and Y being episode numbers) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given episode || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|640 x 480 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"|1440 x 1080 (4:3) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) || [[:File:TV_Episode_8.jpg]] [[:File:TV_Episode_646-647.jpg]]||
|-
| Movie profile info box || ''Movie_X.jpg'' (X being a movie number) || The official Japanese poster of the movie || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Any over minimum || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|1000 × 1500 || style="text-align:center"|1600 × 2263 || [[:File:Movie_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| OVA profile info box || ''OVA_X.jpg'' (X being an OVA number) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given OVA || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|640 x 480 (4:3) 856 x 480 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"|960 x 720 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || [[:File:OVA_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| TV Special profile info box || ''TV_Special_X.jpg'' (X being a TV Special number) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given TV Special || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains the aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"| 640 x 480 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"| 1440 x 1080 (4:3) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) || [[:File:Mkspecial4.jpg]] ||
|}

==== Manga ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Volume profile info box || ''Volume_X.jpg'' (X being a volume number) || The Japanese cover of the manga volume || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|300 x 470 || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|275 x 150 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 (or rotated) || [[:File:Volume_1.jpg]] ||
|}

==== Cases ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Crime info box || EP''X''_Case_''Y''.jpg or EP''Xa''_Case_''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the episode number, ''Y'' the case number and ''a'' the beginning of an enumeration of images for the same case) || An image of the crime scene or situation || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|290 x 218 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 || [[:File:EP1_Case_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| People/Suspects || Given name_Family name.jpg when the full name is known or EP''X''-''Y''_Name.jpg (or F''X''_Name.jpg for manga files) when only part of the name or no name is known (Where X is the first episode (or file) of a series and Y is the last episode of a series)|| A head shot of the suspect, preferably without obstructions like text or boxes || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|225 x 225 (Anime) 100 x 100 (Manga) || style="text-align:center"|square || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|not set || [[:File:Eiichi_Yamagishi.jpg]] [[:File:EP33_Man1.jpg]] ||
|-
| ... || || || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || ||
|}

=== Galleries ===

* A soft maximum number of '''25''' images can be added to a page's gallery per 30 minute episode, '''15''' being a good average number ([[Roller Coaster Murder Case/Gallery|Episode 1 gallery]] is the only exception, whereby up to 30 images are tolerated).

* The preferred maximum number of images that can be added to a gallery for movies or episodes longer than 1 hour is '''50'''.

This is to avoid legal issues associated with uploading too much of a copyrighted work. Any multiple of 5 (below or equal to 25) is acceptable: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 etc.
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Episode gallery || EP''X''_''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the episode number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the episode || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:EP971 1.jpg]] ||
|-
| Movie gallery || M''X''-''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the movie number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the movie || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:M4-19.jpg]] ||
|-
| Song gallery || Op''X''-''Y''.jpg (for opening) Ed''X''-''Y''.jpg (for ending) (where ''X'' is the opening/ending song number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the opening/ending sequence || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:Op51-5.jpg]] [[:File:Ed61-5.jpg]] ||
|-
|}

=== Other useful images ===
* [[:File:No picture.jpg]]: 225x225px, Should be used when a person has no portrait of themselves that was ever shown at any point.
* [[:File:No Pic.jpg]]: 100by100px, May be used as a placeholder for images that have not been uploaded or for male characters whose appearances are not known.
* [[:File:No pic female.jpg]]: 100by100px, the version of the above for women specifically.
* [http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/wiki/images/archive/d/d6/20120622131349!Bourbon_60px.jpg File:No pic 60px.jpg]: A 60x60px generic placeholder image with higher contrast for smaller sizes.
* [[:File:Generic Male Profile.jpg]]: A profile silhouette meant to represent a Black Organization member whose appearance is unknown or merely speculated. A specific female version has not been created at this time because it has not been needed yet.
* [[:File:No cover.jpg]]: 200x235px, A holding image for cds, dvds, volumes, etc whose official cover art has not been uploaded.
* [[:File:No Image Gem.jpg]]: A 100by100px image to be used in Kaitou Kid related articles where a gem was not shown.

== Minor recurring character pages and notable case characters pages ==
Currently there are three pages about minor characters: [[List of minor recurring manga characters]], [[List of minor recurring anime characters]], and [[List of notable case characters]].

A minor character is any character who recurs or has a key role in an important case which impacts the plot (e.g. [[Matsuda Jinpei]]), but is not important enough to warrant a spot on the main [[characters]] page. That means the minor character lists are not for main characters, main law enforcement, or mystery people related to the arc (e.g. Eisuke or Araide). Minor characters may have their own article, which should be linked in the relevant minor character page.

There is some wiggle room for who qualifies as a notable character, but one that has a major impact on the plot (e.g. [[Hikaru Yasumoto]] for being relevant to the Vermouth arc's solution), is a love interest (e.g. [[Fusae Campbell]]), or considered notable by fans (e.g. [[Natsuki Koshimizu]] and [[Junya Tokitsu]] for being the highschool detectives of the North and South) are all good candidates. Not every character who is spotlighted in an episode or chapter will count.

=== Recurring characters ===

The definition of "recurring" is a character who 1) has two or more major appearances and 2) those appearances are in two separate mostly unlinked cases.

A major appearance is one that is in person, an extended flashback, or some other notable form. Basically the appearance itself must be substantial or otherwise worthy of some note. A situation where a character appears just by name or in one panel while being mentioned doesn't count as a recurrence even though it may be listed on the appearances page. Natsue and Takeshi Hatamoto's letter in [[Volume_22|File 215: The Northbound Train]] qualified them for recurring because their interaction with the case was fairly substantial - their letter provided additional details about what happened to them after their initial case and prompted Kogoro and co. to travel on the train where the case took place.

Some cases that are separate, but not unlinked enough for a character to count as recurring are [[Volume 87|Ran Girl]] and [[Volume 87|Shinichi Boy]], [[Chinatown Deja Vu in the Rain]] and [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]], and [[Parade of Malice and Saint]] and [[The Trembling Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages]]. These continue smoothly into one another (even though the anime split the last pair apart with an AO). When in doubt, the manga version of the cases is what decides whether cases are linked or unlinked.

Entries are not duplicated between the lists. Although most recurring manga characters also recur in the anime when their manga-based episodes air, those characters are only included on the recurring manga characters list. If a character is qualified to be listed on multiple pages, they should be listed only on the top page they qualify for. The order of the pages top to bottom is:
* [[List of minor recurring manga characters]]
* [[List of minor recurring anime characters]]
* [[List of notable case characters]]

[[List of minor recurring manga characters]] is the most exclusive page: only characters who reappear in at least two separate mostly unlinked cases in the main manga [[canon]] are allowed on the list. Only characters who recur in Gosho's main manga [[canon]] are allowed on this list, appearances in [[Detective Conan Special]] manga and other non-canon works do not count as "manga based".

* Sometimes the animators change or add characters when adapting a manga case to the anime. Characters who only appear in the anime adaptation of a case, but not in the corresponding manga do not count as a manga appearance. For example, the named police officers that appeared in the anime version of the [[Volume 40|Be on Guard on a Sweet Date]]/[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 5]] case were not named and drawn mostly generically in the manga version. These named officers from the anime thus don't count for a manga-based appearance because they didn't actually appear in the print manga. Those officers can qualify for anime recurrence though.

* A character who appears just once in manga canon (and then does not reoccur), but has multiple appearances in the anime or movies goes on the recurring anime page, not the recurring manga page. That is because the character does not occur at least twice on the canon ink and paper.

[[List of minor recurring anime characters]] covers appearances in both the movies and the anime together. Characters that appear in multiple unlinked anime cases, or in multiple movies count for this list. A character that appears once in the anime and once in a movie also qualifies. Appearances outside of anime and movie canon (such as [[Detective Conan Special]]) don't count for the purposes of the this page.

=== Notable characters ===

[[List of notable case characters]] covers anyone else who doesn't fall in either of the other lists because they don't reoccur, or because they notably reoccur in some other Detective Conan media that isn't manga, anime, or movie.

There is some wiggle room for who qualifies as a notable character, but one that has a major impact on the plot (e.g. [[Hikaru Yasumoto]] for being relevant to the Vermouth arc's solution), is a love interest (e.g. [[Fusae Campbell]]), or considered notable by fans (e.g. [[Natsuki Koshimizu]] and [[Junya Tokitsu]] for being the highschool detectives of the North and South) are all good candidates. Not every character who is spotlighted in an episode or chapter will count.

== Speculation ==
Detective Conan is a long and intricate manga with many long-running mysteries. Many fans and casual readers find speculation sections which address popular theories and hints useful. Knowing the popular theories also eases newcomers' transitions into the fandom.

Speculation sections are generally allowed on character pages and other relevant pages (e.g. [[APTX 4869]], [[Black Organization]]). Users may also create speculation sections in their own userspace (User:Username/Subpage), provided they are not too resource intensive (e.g. image and other media heavy) or link to materials that could attract negative legal attention. (like links to fan scanlations or manga aggregate websites.)

Speculation sections in mainspace articles must follow certain guidelines to enforce quality and usefulness.
* Any speculation section should be clearly labeled so it isn't confused with known fact. This is most often done by adding a section titled "speculation" where various theories are presented in the subsections below it. Subsections should outright state or strongly imply the argument being presented.
* Speculation sections must be serious. No jokes.
* Speculation sections should be both well supported with evidence and notable (popular) by the fandom. A less popular theory with strong evidence or a very popular theory with weak evidence may qualify. If a theory is only popular in one particular fan subgroup or language, then it may not be notable. Truly popular theories will reappear in many languages and websites.
* Speculation sections must use sound logical arguments, quality evidence, and correctly interpret the source. Theories may be removed if they are based on specious logic, invalid assumptions, or misinterpretations of the source material.
* Please cite evidence and quotations in references. This makes it easy to fact check and allows others to examine the evidence and draw their own conclusions.
* The more speculation material there is on any one page, the higher the standards will be for all of it. This is to avoid cluttering a page with excess material by promoting the ejection of the weaker, more unlikely theories.
* [[The Boss of the Black Organization]] is a special case because there are too many theories with none dominant. It would be a nightmare to manage all the major theories about the boss that fans have floated over the years. Unless there is a major new hint, please don't add speculation sections to character pages suggesting that they are the boss. The Boss's own page will also be kept free of identity theories. The speculation section on the boss's page will be reserved for hypotheses that are self evident from facts.
* If you disagree with a speculation, you may add information to point out its flaws. Rebuttals are also held to the same high standards of evidence. If there looks to be a fight brewing between editors, work it out on the talk page. Speculation sections do not decide right and wrong, they are about presenting a suggestive argument which fairly addresses its merits and shortcomings. Only the strongest support and the clearest contradictions matter. If you are in an argument with someone over a theory section, don't set an arbitrary standard where the other editor must answer your 20+ concerns and prove each little assertion with citations in order to be good enough. That turns editing into a war of attrition, which isn't grounded in merit. Start with the core problems.
* Long, well supported speculations may have their own dedicated mainspace page. They should be tagged with the [[:Category:Theories|theories category]].
* Notability and evidence quality do not apply for theories in your user subspace. You should also tag your personal theory subpages with the [[:Category:Theories|theories category]], so other users can find them.

== Other ==

For any other standard issues not mentioned here, please try and follow Wikipedia's Manual of Style when making Detective Conan Wiki pages. For more information, please visit: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style Wikipedia's Manual of Style]

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Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style

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== General ==

=== Before everything else ===
* Please do read this article carefully before you make the first edit, even if you feel very passionate about changing something and cannot wait. It will ensure that your (valued) contributions fit the established style of the wiki and allow others to navigate this site and read articles with maximum comfort and minimum confusion.
* Before submitting an edit, please use the "show preview" bottom on the side to ensure that your code is achieving the effect that you wanted it to achieve. Please also check whether there are spelling and punctuation errors, grammatical mistakes, repetition, conflicting information etc. whenever you can. Again, this improves user experience and additionally it avoids unnecessary clean-ups.

=== Articles in general ===

Some important rules:

* Try to include '''categories''' (i.e. using ''<nowiki>[[Category:Name of category]]</nowiki>'') whilst creating a new article (use other similar articles as example to know which categories to put). If, when previewing, the category name appears in red or if you're unsure, please do not try creating new categories unless you know what you're doing. A moderator or experienced contributor will take care of them.
* Try to always include a '''See also''' section if possible (and/or applicable). It's good practice for user-friendliness purposes (as it provides a useful and extra mean of navigation).
* The '''References''' section should always be placed after the '''See also''' section but before the '''External links''' section.
* If there's an '''External links''' section, it should always be placed at the end completely (i.e. last section on the page).

=== Capitalization ===

For section headers:

* Only the first letter should be capitalized (unless there appears a person's name).
* Though quite rare, in some contexts, some common words may be capitalized (possibly following a discussion/talk about it).

In category names:

* The first letter of the first word should be capitalized.
* Common words should not be capitalized. Examples: "Kudo family", "List of ''something''", etc...
* Some words that refer to people should be capitalized such as "Voice Actors", "Executive Producers", etc...

=== Naming convention ===

Even though Japanese names are usually given with the last name placed first, people's names in this wiki should follow the format: '''Given_name''' '''Last_name'''.

The rationale can be read [[Detective_Conan_Wiki_talk:Manual_of_Style#Naming convention|here]].

=== References ===

If citing manga chapters or anime episodes (or movie, OVA, etc.), please point to the corresponding wiki page of that chapter or episode. The format is as follows:

* For manga chapters:
** {{green|<nowiki>[[Volume X#File Y - Title|Volume X, File Y, page Z: "Chapter title"]]</nowiki>}} (the "page Z" part is optional)
** Example: [[Volume_26#File 256 - Concealed Truth|Volume 26, Files 256-258: "Concealed Truth"]] in the "References" section of [[Conan Edogawa]]
* For manga chapters not yet in a Volume, '''there must not be links to the chapters''' (this will ensure we easily catch this citation later on when they become part of a Volume):
** {{green|<nowiki>File X: Title</nowiki>}}
** Example: File 763: The Ghost of Time
* For episodes:
** {{green|<nowiki>[[Title|Episode X-Y: Title]]</nowiki>}} (with Y being optional)
** Example: [[Roller Coaster Murder Case|Episode 1: Roller Coaster Murder Case]] in the "References" section of [[Conan Edogawa]]

If using a "name" variable for the references, please use the following:

* For manga files:
** {{green|<nowiki><ref name="fXpY"></nowiki>}} (the pY is optional). "f" and "p" stand for "File" and "page" respectively. Example: <nowiki><ref name="f433"></nowiki>, <nowiki><ref name="f100p8"></nowiki>.
* For anime episodes:
** {{green|<nowiki><ref name="eX"></nowiki>}}. "e" stands for "Episode". Example: <nowiki><ref name="e501"></nowiki>.

=== Spoiler Policy ===
Spoilers are any information that reveals major parts of a plot, mystery, or storyline event. Spoilers can refer both to information about unreleased or untranslated story events and to dramatic turn of events or resolutions. "Manga spoilers" are specifically any information that would spoil a person up to date with the manga (such as leaked pictures from an upcoming chapter), and "anime spoilers" will spoil someone up to date with the anime (such as information about manga chapters that haven't yet been released as episodes).

In this wiki, individual anime episode pages and manga volume are spoiler-free given that the reader/watcher is up to date with the episode/volume in question. Most other articles on the wiki, ''especially'' character articles, are kept up to date with the manga and will contain significant manga and anime spoilers. Pages where wiki readers that aren't caught up in the manga have a high risk of spoiling themselves may have a [[:Template:SpoilerWarningArticle|spoiler warning template]] or even a click-through with a prominent warning to keep them from reading material that they may regret.

{| border="1" class="wikitable" style="width: 60%"
|+ Current Detective Conan Wiki Spoiler Policy
! Article Type
! Example
! Safety
|-
| Individual anime episode, movie, OVA, and Magic File pages
| [[Episode 1]] || Safe for people who have watched up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
|-
| Individual volume pages
| [[Volume 1]] || Safe for people who have read up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
|-
| Character Pages
| [[Shinichi Kudo]], [[Characters]] || Can contain manga spoilers. Character articles can prominently display spoilers such as secret identities and allegiances that will spoil anyone not caught up with the manga.
|-
| General information lists
| [[Anime]], [[Manga]] || Contain very general spoilers in the form of icons that signify the sorts of plots that appear in each chapter or episode. (eg. Character Pasts, Black Organization)
|-
| Everywhere else
| [[Black Organization]], [[Setting]], [[FBI]], [[APTX 4869]] || Can contain manga spoilers.
|}

Resolutions to cases or arcs are hidden in spoiler boxes on volume and anime pages. Other pages may discuss these resolution spoilers openly as described above. Other measures taken to protect resolutions include making sure that the crime boxes and suspect descriptions are appropriately naive; they use the police/Watson perspective as opposed to the hyper-intelligent Conan/Sherlock perspective. This sometimes means using aliases instead of real names prior to a character's identity revelation, labeling murders as suicides or vice versa depending on what the police think, or not including certain people as suspects because they have a strong alibi and/or the police rule them out. The point is to avoid ruining the mystery for readers by not giving out additional hints on top of what the case gives out on its own.

=== Headings ===
* Do not use = Heading 1 =. instead, use == Heading 2 ==.
* An == Introduction == section should not be used.

== Characters ==

=== New character articles ===

Here are the characteristics, by order of importance, to look at when considering the creation of a page dedicated to a character:
# The character is a main protagonist.
# The character is a major recurring character.
# The character is a minor recurring character (2 appearances or more).
# The character is part of a main organization such as the Police, the [[Black Organization]], a school body, etc.
# The character has had an impact on the storyline such that said impact spans more than one episode (or movie, etc.).

=== Profiles ===

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating character pages. {{blue|Blue statements}} emphasize important points.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Background''' || || The background section should contain a concise and precise overview of:
* The character's past and younger days.
* How the character was introduced in the series (more details can be given later in the '''Plot overview''' section).
* The role of the character and how important they are in the series, their ties to their family/close friends, their impact on the storyline, and more.
* Events or incidents that changed the character in a substantial, major or radical way (more details can be given later in the '''Plot overview''' section).
* Personal history, activities, achievements and the like, known or associated to the character.
|
* The goal of this section is to present the character to a "supposed first-time reader" so that they can easily place the character into the context and storyline of the series and understand the character's role and importance.
* Subsections of substantial importance may be created.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Personality''' || || '''For canon and/or main characters:'''
* Description of the general "feeling" emanated by the character from our point of view as well as the other characters'.
* Qualities and flaws of the characters may be presented in details.
* Any relevant information that pertains to the character's personality (or the influence it's had on others or the environment).
'''For non-canon and/or minor (recurring or important enough to mention) characters:'''
* This section should describe at the very least the impression the character made from the viewer's point of view while or after being introduced.
* Any other relevant detail is welcome.
|
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || ... ''Other character specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) directly to the character such as "Appellations", "Special abilities", "Skills", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || '''Plot overview''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Present in a chronological order (broken down in '''subsections''') the series of events in which the character was involved (directly or indirectly). Feel free to be as detailed as possible. || {{blue|If the plot overview is too big, you may fork it out to a new page and add a link to the new article.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''Non-Canon Plot overview''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Present in a chronological order (broken down in '''subsections''') the series of events in which the character was involved (directly or indirectly). Feel free to be as detailed as possible. || {{blue|If the non-canon plot overview is too big, you may fork it out to a new page and add a link to the new article.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''Relationships analysis''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List (using '''subheaders''' - {{blue|avoid ''bullets'' unless necessary please}}) other characters with whom the given character (may) have or have had some direct or indirect (but worth mentioning) relationship.
|
* Forking is also allowed if the subsection is too big.
* {{blue|''Relationship analysis'' should always come after the Background, Personality, Plot overview or any other section that directly pertain to the character in question.}} It is essential to first present the character, then their relationships with others (i.e. from specific to generic).
|-
| style="text-align:center"|7 || ... ''Other relevant but non-character-specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) indirectly to the character such as "People who know the character's real identity", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|8 || '''Name origin''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Describe in details the origin of the character's (Japanese) name. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|9 || '''Quotes''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Provide a list of known, famous or important quotes said by or attributable to the character. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|10 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|11 || '''In other languages''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || One or more tables giving names of the character in foreign languages (including Japanese).||Please indicate the '''language''' (not the country) and make sure that alphabetical order is being followed (except when dealing with Japanese, which should always stay on the top). Also, please use parentheses whenever it is appropriate to do so and include romanization for languages that do not use the Latin script (e.g. Arabic). ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|12 || '''Gallery''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Character images that provide important information or context about a character that cannot easily be shown in other sections on a page. || Images in character galleries need to each have a specific purpose, so that the gallery does not turn into a list of a bunch of images with the character in them. Examples of appropriate images would the character's appearance when they were older or younger, or looked significantly different than they do currently.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|13 || '''See also''' || || Point to the [[Characters]] page and any other page that may be relevant to the article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|14 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used in the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Episodes, Movies, OVAs and TV Specials ==

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating character pages. {{blue|Blue statements}} emphasize important points.

Unlike other types of pages where [[Glossary#Spoiler|spoilers]] are displayed openly, on Episodes, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, and Manga Volumes, spoilers are hidden for the benefit of readers who don't want to know the answer. Therefore, when making crime boxes or adding details to people sections, please use the "Watson" perspective of what is going on in a case (basically what the police think) instead of the "Sherlock" perspective. If culprit was explicitly shown (the case is a howdunnit rather than a whodunnit) it is okay to list the culprit, but don't spoil how the crime was committed. The general rule of thumb is to hide any information that is part of a big reveal at the end, like the fact that X is the murderer, or Y is a member of the Black Organization. All that information and spoilers goes in the resolution section inside of the spoiler box.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Cast''' || || List the characters that appear in the corresponding video by using the [[Template:Char Appearances|<nowiki>{{Char Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || Use the full names of the characters when known. Titles should only be used when one or both parts of the name are not known. For very long arcs with multiple cases where the cast changes significantly like [[Clash of Red and Black]] or [[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen]], consider using multiple cast lists for each major part. If "Introduced" sub-section is used, place the template in "Featured" sub-section instead.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1.1 || '''Introduced''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List new characters introduced by using the [[Template:NewChar|<nowiki>{{NewChar}}</nowiki>]]. || Describe the new character in a few words within the corresponding templates.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1.2 || '''Featured''' || style="text-align:center"| || List the characters that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:NewChar|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || This is where the [[Template:Char Appearances|<nowiki>{{Char Appearances}}</nowiki>]] should be used, in case "Introduced" sub-section is used. However, if an episode doesn't introduce a new character, it's not necessary to use "Featured" sub-section and simply use the Cast section to place the template.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Gadgets''' || || List the gadgets that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || Not every episode a gadget appears, so its section placement depends if they appear or not. If not, the section can be skipped.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2.1 || '''Introduced''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List new gadgets introduced by using the [[Template:NewGadget|<nowiki>{{NewGadget}}</nowiki>]]. || Describe the new gadget in a few words within the corresponding templates.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2.2 || '''Featured''' || style="text-align:center"| || List the characters that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || This is where the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] should be used, in case "Introduced" sub-section is used. However, if an episode doesn't introduce a new character, it's not necessary to use "Featured" sub-section and just use the Cast section to place the template.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || '''Case''' (or '''Case: Title''') || || || This section is broken down into several parts as shown below. {{blue|It is possible to have more than one case in the same episode (or movie, etc...). If so, having many Case sections (enumerated like "'''Case 1'''" or "'''Case: Title of 1st case'''") is possible.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.1 || '''Situation''' || style="text-align:center"| || Add one or many crime boxes pertaining to the current case by using the [[Template:InfoBox Crime|<nowiki>{{InfoBox Crime}}</nowiki>]] template. See [[Detective_Conan_Wiki:Manual_of_Style#Cases|below]] for the image guidelines. || {{blue|We want to be as clear as possible here. So it is important we dedicated one box per specific crime or crime attempt so that more precise details can be given and the reader doesn't get lost or confused.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.2 || '''People''' || style="text-align:center"| || List people related to or involved in the case using the [[Template:People|<nowiki>{{People}}</nowiki>]] and [[Template:BeginBox|<nowiki>{{BeginBox}}</nowiki>]] (for wrapping all of the people's thumbnails together to avoid a broken layout structure) templates.

|
Describe in a few words each of the character when using the [[Template:People|<nowiki>{{People}}</nowiki>]] template. {{blue|Label the victim(s) as well.}} Omit information about people only revealed as part of the resolution of cases to avoid spoilers. Don't list people who only appear as part of the resolution ; those people are listed in the spoilered section.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.3 || '''Resolution''' || style="text-align:center"| || Describe in details the resolution of the case by exposing in 3 points (or more) the:
* '''Evidence'''
* '''Conclusion'''
* '''Motive'''
| {{blue|Use the <nowiki><spoiler></nowiki> tags to hide the whole resolution section to give the reader the option to dig in further or not.}} List anyone who couldn't be listed in the people section above because it would be spoilers in this section.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.4 || ... ''Other relevant case-specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) to the case such as "Trivia", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || ... ''Other relevant sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) to the article such as "Differences from the manga", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest related to the whole article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''BGM listing''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of the songs played during the episode, named by the soundtrack they are from. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|7 || '''Gallery''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Images from the episode. || 5 images max are allowed on the main page gallery section before it should be forked off into a gallery page for the episode "pagename/gallery". A soft maximum number of 25 images can be added to a page's gallery per 30-minute episode, 15 being a good average number. This is to avoid legal issues associated with uploading too much of a copyrighted work. Please do not include fansubs or watermarks from fansubs or illegal anime hosters whenever possible.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|8 || '''See also''' || || Point to the corresponding season page of the episode (e.g. [[Season 1]]) or full [[Movies]], [[OVAs]] or [[TV Specials]] articles. Any other relevant page may be added as well. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|9 || '''In other languages''' || || A table summarising the titles of episodes, movies etc. in different languages and countries. || Please indicate the '''language''' (not the country) and make sure that alphabetical order is being followed (except when dealing with Japanese, which should always stay on the top). Also, please use parentheses whenever it is appropriate to do so and include romanization for languages that do not use the Latin script (e.g. Arabic). ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|10 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used in the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Season pages ==
Season pages list episodes according to the year the episodes were broadcast. (i.e. [[Season 1]] entails all episodes aired in 1996; so on and so forth)

Incidentally, the wiki used to list the episodes based on an approximation of the [[Japanese DVDs]], referred to as "Parts"; [[Season 1]] contained Episodes 1-28 because Part 1 of the Japanese DVDs did as well. Following 2024, this convention was abolished due to several reasons.

== Manga volumes ==

Manga volumes operate somewhat similarly to episode pages so many of the same instructions apply. The main difference stem from the fact that cases may be spread over multiple pages if the beginning and ending belong to separate volumes. The sectioning works a bit like a multi-case episode: certain sections are to globally cover all the chapters in the volume at the top and bottom of the page. These include things such as the cast list, trivia, introduced people, introduced gadgets, cover in other countries, references, etc. The main body of the page is where the cases are listed.

Each case has its own section which is given a brief descriptive title such as "Scarlet Showdown" or "Museum Owner Murder Case". Each case is then subdivided by chapters (i.e. files) which are numbered and listed by their chapter name. Each case may have its own introduced people/gadgets and a case people section as needed. People sections in manga volumes use black and white images from the manga instead of using a colored anime version. Unlike episode pages, there is no separate resolution section for volume cases. Instead, spoiler boxes are put where they are needed because resolutions may be spread over multiple cases and even volumes.

Unlike other types of pages where [[Glossary#Spoiler|spoilers]] are displayed openly, on Episodes, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, and Manga Volumes, spoilers are hidden for the benefit of readers who do not want to know the answer. Therefore, when making crime boxes or adding details to people sections, please use the "Watson" perspective of what is going on in a case (basically, what the police think) instead of the "Sherlock" perspective. If culprit is explicitly shown (the case is a howdunnit rather than a whodunnit) it is fine to list the culprit, but don't spoil how the crime was committed. The general rule of thumb is to hide any information that is part of a big revelation at the end, like the fact that X is the murderer, or Y is a member of the Black Organization. All that information is spoilers, and need to be in the resolution section inside of the spoiler box.

== Music pages ==

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating music related pages.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Detective Conan opening (or ending) info''' || || The Detective Conan opening info section should contain the following sub headers and information:
* Cast - List of characters that appear in the opening/ending and listed '''''in the order in which they appear''''' in the song.
* Gadgets - List of gadgets that appear in the opening/ending and listed '''''in the order in which they appear''''' in the song.
* Case references - If the opening/ending makes any references to stories found within the anime/manga, link to those specific stories (preferably anime episode) here.
* Conan's opening speech - If the page is for an opening, use the quote template to provide the original Japanese of Conan's speech followed by a translation, whenever possible.
* Staff - List of the animation staff that worked on the animation for this particular opening/ending.
* FUNimation version - If the opening/ending was changed somehow for the English release of the show, list that information here.
||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Song info''' || || The Song info section should contain the following sub headers and information:
* Chart placement - List the song's Oricon chart rankings.
* Lyrics - All lyrics placed on the page should use the lyrics template (see [[Mune ga DOKIDOKI]] for example) and have the lyrics placed in this order: Romaji, English, Kanji, and English dub (if available).
|
Use the full version of each lyric set when possible. If you did not transcribe or translate the lyrics yourself, please ensure that you credit the appropriate people or entity and provide references.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || '''CD info''' || || The CD info section should contain the following sub headers and information if available:
* CD track listing - List the tracks found on the CD. Create another sub header if a limited edition version is available (see [[Don't Wanna Lie]] for example).
* Gallery - Scans/images of the front cover, back cover, and CD.
|
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''See also''' || || Point to the [[Music]] page and any other page that may be relevant to the article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used throughout the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Images ==
{{main|Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style/Profile pictures}}
=== Naming and sizes conventions ===
Make sure you optimize the images! Manga pictures should be greyscale (8 Bits/channel) except for coloured spreads, and both anime and manga should go through an optimization program like [https://pnggauntlet.com/ PNGGauntlet].
==== Characters ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Character profile info box || ''GivenName_FamilyName_Profile.jpg'' || A reasonably nice picture of the character || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Any over minimum || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|275 x 150 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 (or rotated) || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo_Profile.jpg]] || See the [[Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style/Profile pictures|profile pictures guide]] for profile picture guidelines.
|-
| Character reference || ''GivenName_FamilyName.jpg'' || Smaller picture of the character used as a reference for other pages (such as for presenting character appearances in an episode, etc...) || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|Square || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo.jpg]] ||
|-
| Character thumbnail || ''GivenName_FamilyName_60px.png'' || Even smaller picture of the character mainly used in tables for quick and easy visual referencing (i.e. as used on the [[Characters]] page) || style="text-align:center"|png (preferred) or jpg || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || style="text-align:center"|Square || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo_60px.jpg]] || It can be a resized version of the "Character reference" image above to 60px. Prefer using official artwork with a blank background.
|}

==== Anime, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, Drama ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Episode profile info box || ''Episode_X.jpg'' or ''Episode_X-Y.jpg'' (X and Y being episode numbers) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given episode || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|640 x 480 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"|1440 x 1080 (4:3) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) || [[:File:TV_Episode_8.jpg]] [[:File:TV_Episode_646-647.jpg]]||
|-
| Movie profile info box || ''Movie_X.jpg'' (X being a movie number) || The official Japanese poster of the movie || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Any over minimum || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|1000 × 1500 || style="text-align:center"|1600 × 2263 || [[:File:Movie_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| OVA profile info box || ''OVA_X.jpg'' (X being an OVA number) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given OVA || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|640 x 480 (4:3) 856 x 480 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"|960 x 720 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || [[:File:OVA_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| TV Special profile info box || ''TV_Special_X.jpg'' (X being a TV Special number) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given TV Special || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains the aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"| 640 x 480 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"| 640 x 480 (4:3) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) || [[:File:Mkspecial4.jpg]] ||
|}

==== Manga ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Volume profile info box || ''Volume_X.jpg'' (X being a volume number) || The Japanese cover of the manga volume || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|300 x 470 || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|275 x 150 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 (or rotated) || [[:File:Volume_1.jpg]] ||
|}

==== Cases ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Crime info box || EP''X''_Case_''Y''.jpg or EP''Xa''_Case_''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the episode number, ''Y'' the case number and ''a'' the beginning of an enumeration of images for the same case) || An image of the crime scene or situation || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|290 x 218 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 || [[:File:EP1_Case_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| People/Suspects || Given name_Family name.jpg when the full name is known or EP''X''-''Y''_Name.jpg (or F''X''_Name.jpg for manga files) when only part of the name or no name is known (Where X is the first episode (or file) of a series and Y is the last episode of a series)|| A head shot of the suspect, preferably without obstructions like text or boxes || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|225 x 225 (Anime) 100 x 100 (Manga) || style="text-align:center"|square || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|not set || [[:File:Eiichi_Yamagishi.jpg]] [[:File:EP33_Man1.jpg]] ||
|-
| ... || || || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || ||
|}

=== Galleries ===

* A soft maximum number of '''25''' images can be added to a page's gallery per 30 minute episode, '''15''' being a good average number ([[Roller Coaster Murder Case/Gallery|Episode 1 gallery]] is the only exception, whereby up to 30 images are tolerated).

* The preferred maximum number of images that can be added to a gallery for movies or episodes longer than 1 hour is '''50'''.

This is to avoid legal issues associated with uploading too much of a copyrighted work. Any multiple of 5 (below or equal to 25) is acceptable: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 etc.
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Episode gallery || EP''X''_''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the episode number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the episode || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:EP971 1.jpg]] ||
|-
| Movie gallery || M''X''-''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the movie number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the movie || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:M4-19.jpg]] ||
|-
| Song gallery || Op''X''-''Y''.jpg (for opening) Ed''X''-''Y''.jpg (for ending) (where ''X'' is the opening/ending song number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the opening/ending sequence || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:Op51-5.jpg]] [[:File:Ed61-5.jpg]] ||
|-
|}

=== Other useful images ===
* [[:File:No picture.jpg]]: 225x225px, Should be used when a person has no portrait of themselves that was ever shown at any point.
* [[:File:No Pic.jpg]]: 100by100px, May be used as a placeholder for images that have not been uploaded or for male characters whose appearances are not known.
* [[:File:No pic female.jpg]]: 100by100px, the version of the above for women specifically.
* [http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/wiki/images/archive/d/d6/20120622131349!Bourbon_60px.jpg File:No pic 60px.jpg]: A 60x60px generic placeholder image with higher contrast for smaller sizes.
* [[:File:Generic Male Profile.jpg]]: A profile silhouette meant to represent a Black Organization member whose appearance is unknown or merely speculated. A specific female version has not been created at this time because it has not been needed yet.
* [[:File:No cover.jpg]]: 200x235px, A holding image for cds, dvds, volumes, etc whose official cover art has not been uploaded.
* [[:File:No Image Gem.jpg]]: A 100by100px image to be used in Kaitou Kid related articles where a gem was not shown.

== Minor recurring character pages and notable case characters pages ==
Currently there are three pages about minor characters: [[List of minor recurring manga characters]], [[List of minor recurring anime characters]], and [[List of notable case characters]].

A minor character is any character who recurs or has a key role in an important case which impacts the plot (e.g. [[Matsuda Jinpei]]), but is not important enough to warrant a spot on the main [[characters]] page. That means the minor character lists are not for main characters, main law enforcement, or mystery people related to the arc (e.g. Eisuke or Araide). Minor characters may have their own article, which should be linked in the relevant minor character page.

There is some wiggle room for who qualifies as a notable character, but one that has a major impact on the plot (e.g. [[Hikaru Yasumoto]] for being relevant to the Vermouth arc's solution), is a love interest (e.g. [[Fusae Campbell]]), or considered notable by fans (e.g. [[Natsuki Koshimizu]] and [[Junya Tokitsu]] for being the highschool detectives of the North and South) are all good candidates. Not every character who is spotlighted in an episode or chapter will count.

=== Recurring characters ===

The definition of "recurring" is a character who 1) has two or more major appearances and 2) those appearances are in two separate mostly unlinked cases.

A major appearance is one that is in person, an extended flashback, or some other notable form. Basically the appearance itself must be substantial or otherwise worthy of some note. A situation where a character appears just by name or in one panel while being mentioned doesn't count as a recurrence even though it may be listed on the appearances page. Natsue and Takeshi Hatamoto's letter in [[Volume_22|File 215: The Northbound Train]] qualified them for recurring because their interaction with the case was fairly substantial - their letter provided additional details about what happened to them after their initial case and prompted Kogoro and co. to travel on the train where the case took place.

Some cases that are separate, but not unlinked enough for a character to count as recurring are [[Volume 87|Ran Girl]] and [[Volume 87|Shinichi Boy]], [[Chinatown Deja Vu in the Rain]] and [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]], and [[Parade of Malice and Saint]] and [[The Trembling Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages]]. These continue smoothly into one another (even though the anime split the last pair apart with an AO). When in doubt, the manga version of the cases is what decides whether cases are linked or unlinked.

Entries are not duplicated between the lists. Although most recurring manga characters also recur in the anime when their manga-based episodes air, those characters are only included on the recurring manga characters list. If a character is qualified to be listed on multiple pages, they should be listed only on the top page they qualify for. The order of the pages top to bottom is:
* [[List of minor recurring manga characters]]
* [[List of minor recurring anime characters]]
* [[List of notable case characters]]

[[List of minor recurring manga characters]] is the most exclusive page: only characters who reappear in at least two separate mostly unlinked cases in the main manga [[canon]] are allowed on the list. Only characters who recur in Gosho's main manga [[canon]] are allowed on this list, appearances in [[Detective Conan Special]] manga and other non-canon works do not count as "manga based".

* Sometimes the animators change or add characters when adapting a manga case to the anime. Characters who only appear in the anime adaptation of a case, but not in the corresponding manga do not count as a manga appearance. For example, the named police officers that appeared in the anime version of the [[Volume 40|Be on Guard on a Sweet Date]]/[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 5]] case were not named and drawn mostly generically in the manga version. These named officers from the anime thus don't count for a manga-based appearance because they didn't actually appear in the print manga. Those officers can qualify for anime recurrence though.

* A character who appears just once in manga canon (and then does not reoccur), but has multiple appearances in the anime or movies goes on the recurring anime page, not the recurring manga page. That is because the character does not occur at least twice on the canon ink and paper.

[[List of minor recurring anime characters]] covers appearances in both the movies and the anime together. Characters that appear in multiple unlinked anime cases, or in multiple movies count for this list. A character that appears once in the anime and once in a movie also qualifies. Appearances outside of anime and movie canon (such as [[Detective Conan Special]]) don't count for the purposes of the this page.

=== Notable characters ===

[[List of notable case characters]] covers anyone else who doesn't fall in either of the other lists because they don't reoccur, or because they notably reoccur in some other Detective Conan media that isn't manga, anime, or movie.

There is some wiggle room for who qualifies as a notable character, but one that has a major impact on the plot (e.g. [[Hikaru Yasumoto]] for being relevant to the Vermouth arc's solution), is a love interest (e.g. [[Fusae Campbell]]), or considered notable by fans (e.g. [[Natsuki Koshimizu]] and [[Junya Tokitsu]] for being the highschool detectives of the North and South) are all good candidates. Not every character who is spotlighted in an episode or chapter will count.

== Speculation ==
Detective Conan is a long and intricate manga with many long-running mysteries. Many fans and casual readers find speculation sections which address popular theories and hints useful. Knowing the popular theories also eases newcomers' transitions into the fandom.

Speculation sections are generally allowed on character pages and other relevant pages (e.g. [[APTX 4869]], [[Black Organization]]). Users may also create speculation sections in their own userspace (User:Username/Subpage), provided they are not too resource intensive (e.g. image and other media heavy) or link to materials that could attract negative legal attention. (like links to fan scanlations or manga aggregate websites.)

Speculation sections in mainspace articles must follow certain guidelines to enforce quality and usefulness.
* Any speculation section should be clearly labeled so it isn't confused with known fact. This is most often done by adding a section titled "speculation" where various theories are presented in the subsections below it. Subsections should outright state or strongly imply the argument being presented.
* Speculation sections must be serious. No jokes.
* Speculation sections should be both well supported with evidence and notable (popular) by the fandom. A less popular theory with strong evidence or a very popular theory with weak evidence may qualify. If a theory is only popular in one particular fan subgroup or language, then it may not be notable. Truly popular theories will reappear in many languages and websites.
* Speculation sections must use sound logical arguments, quality evidence, and correctly interpret the source. Theories may be removed if they are based on specious logic, invalid assumptions, or misinterpretations of the source material.
* Please cite evidence and quotations in references. This makes it easy to fact check and allows others to examine the evidence and draw their own conclusions.
* The more speculation material there is on any one page, the higher the standards will be for all of it. This is to avoid cluttering a page with excess material by promoting the ejection of the weaker, more unlikely theories.
* [[The Boss of the Black Organization]] is a special case because there are too many theories with none dominant. It would be a nightmare to manage all the major theories about the boss that fans have floated over the years. Unless there is a major new hint, please don't add speculation sections to character pages suggesting that they are the boss. The Boss's own page will also be kept free of identity theories. The speculation section on the boss's page will be reserved for hypotheses that are self evident from facts.
* If you disagree with a speculation, you may add information to point out its flaws. Rebuttals are also held to the same high standards of evidence. If there looks to be a fight brewing between editors, work it out on the talk page. Speculation sections do not decide right and wrong, they are about presenting a suggestive argument which fairly addresses its merits and shortcomings. Only the strongest support and the clearest contradictions matter. If you are in an argument with someone over a theory section, don't set an arbitrary standard where the other editor must answer your 20+ concerns and prove each little assertion with citations in order to be good enough. That turns editing into a war of attrition, which isn't grounded in merit. Start with the core problems.
* Long, well supported speculations may have their own dedicated mainspace page. They should be tagged with the [[:Category:Theories|theories category]].
* Notability and evidence quality do not apply for theories in your user subspace. You should also tag your personal theory subpages with the [[:Category:Theories|theories category]], so other users can find them.

== Other ==

For any other standard issues not mentioned here, please try and follow Wikipedia's Manual of Style when making Detective Conan Wiki pages. For more information, please visit: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style Wikipedia's Manual of Style]

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Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style

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== General ==

=== Before everything else ===
* Please do read this article carefully before you make the first edit, even if you feel very passionate about changing something and cannot wait. It will ensure that your (valued) contributions fit the established style of the wiki and allow others to navigate this site and read articles with maximum comfort and minimum confusion.
* Before submitting an edit, please use the "show preview" bottom on the side to ensure that your code is achieving the effect that you wanted it to achieve. Please also check whether there are spelling and punctuation errors, grammatical mistakes, repetition, conflicting information etc. whenever you can. Again, this improves user experience and additionally it avoids unnecessary clean-ups.

=== Articles in general ===

Some important rules:

* Try to include '''categories''' (i.e. using ''<nowiki>[[Category:Name of category]]</nowiki>'') whilst creating a new article (use other similar articles as example to know which categories to put). If, when previewing, the category name appears in red or if you're unsure, please do not try creating new categories unless you know what you're doing. A moderator or experienced contributor will take care of them.
* Try to always include a '''See also''' section if possible (and/or applicable). It's good practice for user-friendliness purposes (as it provides a useful and extra mean of navigation).
* The '''References''' section should always be placed after the '''See also''' section but before the '''External links''' section.
* If there's an '''External links''' section, it should always be placed at the end completely (i.e. last section on the page).

=== Capitalization ===

For section headers:

* Only the first letter should be capitalized (unless there appears a person's name).
* Though quite rare, in some contexts, some common words may be capitalized (possibly following a discussion/talk about it).

In category names:

* The first letter of the first word should be capitalized.
* Common words should not be capitalized. Examples: "Kudo family", "List of ''something''", etc...
* Some words that refer to people should be capitalized such as "Voice Actors", "Executive Producers", etc...

=== Naming convention ===

Even though Japanese names are usually given with the last name placed first, people's names in this wiki should follow the format: '''Given_name''' '''Last_name'''.

The rationale can be read [[Detective_Conan_Wiki_talk:Manual_of_Style#Naming convention|here]].

=== References ===

If citing manga chapters or anime episodes (or movie, OVA, etc.), please point to the corresponding wiki page of that chapter or episode. The format is as follows:

* For manga chapters:
** {{green|<nowiki>[[Volume X#File Y - Title|Volume X, File Y, page Z: "Chapter title"]]</nowiki>}} (the "page Z" part is optional)
** Example: [[Volume_26#File 256 - Concealed Truth|Volume 26, Files 256-258: "Concealed Truth"]] in the "References" section of [[Conan Edogawa]]
* For manga chapters not yet in a Volume, '''there must not be links to the chapters''' (this will ensure we easily catch this citation later on when they become part of a Volume):
** {{green|<nowiki>File X: Title</nowiki>}}
** Example: File 763: The Ghost of Time
* For episodes:
** {{green|<nowiki>[[Title|Episode X-Y: Title]]</nowiki>}} (with Y being optional)
** Example: [[Roller Coaster Murder Case|Episode 1: Roller Coaster Murder Case]] in the "References" section of [[Conan Edogawa]]

If using a "name" variable for the references, please use the following:

* For manga files:
** {{green|<nowiki><ref name="fXpY"></nowiki>}} (the pY is optional). "f" and "p" stand for "File" and "page" respectively. Example: <nowiki><ref name="f433"></nowiki>, <nowiki><ref name="f100p8"></nowiki>.
* For anime episodes:
** {{green|<nowiki><ref name="eX"></nowiki>}}. "e" stands for "Episode". Example: <nowiki><ref name="e501"></nowiki>.

=== Spoiler Policy ===
Spoilers are any information that reveals major parts of a plot, mystery, or storyline event. Spoilers can refer both to information about unreleased or untranslated story events and to dramatic turn of events or resolutions. "Manga spoilers" are specifically any information that would spoil a person up to date with the manga (such as leaked pictures from an upcoming chapter), and "anime spoilers" will spoil someone up to date with the anime (such as information about manga chapters that haven't yet been released as episodes).

In this wiki, individual anime episode pages and manga volume are spoiler-free given that the reader/watcher is up to date with the episode/volume in question. Most other articles on the wiki, ''especially'' character articles, are kept up to date with the manga and will contain significant manga and anime spoilers. Pages where wiki readers that aren't caught up in the manga have a high risk of spoiling themselves may have a [[:Template:SpoilerWarningArticle|spoiler warning template]] or even a click-through with a prominent warning to keep them from reading material that they may regret.

{| border="1" class="wikitable" style="width: 60%"
|+ Current Detective Conan Wiki Spoiler Policy
! Article Type
! Example
! Safety
|-
| Individual anime episode, movie, OVA, and Magic File pages
| [[Episode 1]] || Safe for people who have watched up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
|-
| Individual volume pages
| [[Volume 1]] || Safe for people who have read up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
|-
| Character Pages
| [[Shinichi Kudo]], [[Characters]] || Can contain manga spoilers. Character articles can prominently display spoilers such as secret identities and allegiances that will spoil anyone not caught up with the manga.
|-
| General information lists
| [[Anime]], [[Manga]] || Contain very general spoilers in the form of icons that signify the sorts of plots that appear in each chapter or episode. (eg. Character Pasts, Black Organization)
|-
| Everywhere else
| [[Black Organization]], [[Setting]], [[FBI]], [[APTX 4869]] || Can contain manga spoilers.
|}

Resolutions to cases or arcs are hidden in spoiler boxes on volume and anime pages. Other pages may discuss these resolution spoilers openly as described above. Other measures taken to protect resolutions include making sure that the crime boxes and suspect descriptions are appropriately naive; they use the police/Watson perspective as opposed to the hyper-intelligent Conan/Sherlock perspective. This sometimes means using aliases instead of real names prior to a character's identity revelation, labeling murders as suicides or vice versa depending on what the police think, or not including certain people as suspects because they have a strong alibi and/or the police rule them out. The point is to avoid ruining the mystery for readers by not giving out additional hints on top of what the case gives out on its own.

=== Headings ===
* Do not use = Heading 1 =. instead, use == Heading 2 ==.
* An == Introduction == section should not be used.

== Characters ==

=== New character articles ===

Here are the characteristics, by order of importance, to look at when considering the creation of a page dedicated to a character:
# The character is a main protagonist.
# The character is a major recurring character.
# The character is a minor recurring character (2 appearances or more).
# The character is part of a main organization such as the Police, the [[Black Organization]], a school body, etc.
# The character has had an impact on the storyline such that said impact spans more than one episode (or movie, etc.).

=== Profiles ===

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating character pages. {{blue|Blue statements}} emphasize important points.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Background''' || || The background section should contain a concise and precise overview of:
* The character's past and younger days.
* How the character was introduced in the series (more details can be given later in the '''Plot overview''' section).
* The role of the character and how important they are in the series, their ties to their family/close friends, their impact on the storyline, and more.
* Events or incidents that changed the character in a substantial, major or radical way (more details can be given later in the '''Plot overview''' section).
* Personal history, activities, achievements and the like, known or associated to the character.
|
* The goal of this section is to present the character to a "supposed first-time reader" so that they can easily place the character into the context and storyline of the series and understand the character's role and importance.
* Subsections of substantial importance may be created.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Personality''' || || '''For canon and/or main characters:'''
* Description of the general "feeling" emanated by the character from our point of view as well as the other characters'.
* Qualities and flaws of the characters may be presented in details.
* Any relevant information that pertains to the character's personality (or the influence it's had on others or the environment).
'''For non-canon and/or minor (recurring or important enough to mention) characters:'''
* This section should describe at the very least the impression the character made from the viewer's point of view while or after being introduced.
* Any other relevant detail is welcome.
|
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || ... ''Other character specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) directly to the character such as "Appellations", "Special abilities", "Skills", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || '''Plot overview''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Present in a chronological order (broken down in '''subsections''') the series of events in which the character was involved (directly or indirectly). Feel free to be as detailed as possible. || {{blue|If the plot overview is too big, you may fork it out to a new page and add a link to the new article.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''Non-Canon Plot overview''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Present in a chronological order (broken down in '''subsections''') the series of events in which the character was involved (directly or indirectly). Feel free to be as detailed as possible. || {{blue|If the non-canon plot overview is too big, you may fork it out to a new page and add a link to the new article.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''Relationships analysis''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List (using '''subheaders''' - {{blue|avoid ''bullets'' unless necessary please}}) other characters with whom the given character (may) have or have had some direct or indirect (but worth mentioning) relationship.
|
* Forking is also allowed if the subsection is too big.
* {{blue|''Relationship analysis'' should always come after the Background, Personality, Plot overview or any other section that directly pertain to the character in question.}} It is essential to first present the character, then their relationships with others (i.e. from specific to generic).
|-
| style="text-align:center"|7 || ... ''Other relevant but non-character-specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) indirectly to the character such as "People who know the character's real identity", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|8 || '''Name origin''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Describe in details the origin of the character's (Japanese) name. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|9 || '''Quotes''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Provide a list of known, famous or important quotes said by or attributable to the character. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|10 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|11 || '''In other languages''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || One or more tables giving names of the character in foreign languages (including Japanese).||Please indicate the '''language''' (not the country) and make sure that alphabetical order is being followed (except when dealing with Japanese, which should always stay on the top). Also, please use parentheses whenever it is appropriate to do so and include romanization for languages that do not use the Latin script (e.g. Arabic). ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|12 || '''Gallery''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Character images that provide important information or context about a character that cannot easily be shown in other sections on a page. || Images in character galleries need to each have a specific purpose, so that the gallery does not turn into a list of a bunch of images with the character in them. Examples of appropriate images would the character's appearance when they were older or younger, or looked significantly different than they do currently.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|13 || '''See also''' || || Point to the [[Characters]] page and any other page that may be relevant to the article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|14 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used in the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Episodes, Movies, OVAs and TV Specials ==

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating character pages. {{blue|Blue statements}} emphasize important points.

Unlike other types of pages where [[Glossary#Spoiler|spoilers]] are displayed openly, on Episodes, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, and Manga Volumes, spoilers are hidden for the benefit of readers who don't want to know the answer. Therefore, when making crime boxes or adding details to people sections, please use the "Watson" perspective of what is going on in a case (basically what the police think) instead of the "Sherlock" perspective. If culprit was explicitly shown (the case is a howdunnit rather than a whodunnit) it is okay to list the culprit, but don't spoil how the crime was committed. The general rule of thumb is to hide any information that is part of a big reveal at the end, like the fact that X is the murderer, or Y is a member of the Black Organization. All that information and spoilers goes in the resolution section inside of the spoiler box.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Cast''' || || List the characters that appear in the corresponding video by using the [[Template:Char Appearances|<nowiki>{{Char Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || Use the full names of the characters when known. Titles should only be used when one or both parts of the name are not known. For very long arcs with multiple cases where the cast changes significantly like [[Clash of Red and Black]] or [[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen]], consider using multiple cast lists for each major part. If "Introduced" sub-section is used, place the template in "Featured" sub-section instead.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1.1 || '''Introduced''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List new characters introduced by using the [[Template:NewChar|<nowiki>{{NewChar}}</nowiki>]]. || Describe the new character in a few words within the corresponding templates.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1.2 || '''Featured''' || style="text-align:center"| || List the characters that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:NewChar|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || This is where the [[Template:Char Appearances|<nowiki>{{Char Appearances}}</nowiki>]] should be used, in case "Introduced" sub-section is used. However, if an episode doesn't introduce a new character, it's not necessary to use "Featured" sub-section and simply use the Cast section to place the template.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Gadgets''' || || List the gadgets that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || Not every episode a gadget appears, so its section placement depends if they appear or not. If not, the section can be skipped.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2.1 || '''Introduced''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List new gadgets introduced by using the [[Template:NewGadget|<nowiki>{{NewGadget}}</nowiki>]]. || Describe the new gadget in a few words within the corresponding templates.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2.2 || '''Featured''' || style="text-align:center"| || List the characters that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || This is where the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] should be used, in case "Introduced" sub-section is used. However, if an episode doesn't introduce a new character, it's not necessary to use "Featured" sub-section and just use the Cast section to place the template.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || '''Case''' (or '''Case: Title''') || || || This section is broken down into several parts as shown below. {{blue|It is possible to have more than one case in the same episode (or movie, etc...). If so, having many Case sections (enumerated like "'''Case 1'''" or "'''Case: Title of 1st case'''") is possible.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.1 || '''Situation''' || style="text-align:center"| || Add one or many crime boxes pertaining to the current case by using the [[Template:InfoBox Crime|<nowiki>{{InfoBox Crime}}</nowiki>]] template. See [[Detective_Conan_Wiki:Manual_of_Style#Cases|below]] for the image guidelines. || {{blue|We want to be as clear as possible here. So it is important we dedicated one box per specific crime or crime attempt so that more precise details can be given and the reader doesn't get lost or confused.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.2 || '''People''' || style="text-align:center"| || List people related to or involved in the case using the [[Template:People|<nowiki>{{People}}</nowiki>]] and [[Template:BeginBox|<nowiki>{{BeginBox}}</nowiki>]] (for wrapping all of the people's thumbnails together to avoid a broken layout structure) templates.

|
Describe in a few words each of the character when using the [[Template:People|<nowiki>{{People}}</nowiki>]] template. {{blue|Label the victim(s) as well.}} Omit information about people only revealed as part of the resolution of cases to avoid spoilers. Don't list people who only appear as part of the resolution ; those people are listed in the spoilered section.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.3 || '''Resolution''' || style="text-align:center"| || Describe in details the resolution of the case by exposing in 3 points (or more) the:
* '''Evidence'''
* '''Conclusion'''
* '''Motive'''
| {{blue|Use the <nowiki><spoiler></nowiki> tags to hide the whole resolution section to give the reader the option to dig in further or not.}} List anyone who couldn't be listed in the people section above because it would be spoilers in this section.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.4 || ... ''Other relevant case-specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) to the case such as "Trivia", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || ... ''Other relevant sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) to the article such as "Differences from the manga", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest related to the whole article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''BGM listing''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of the songs played during the episode, named by the soundtrack they are from. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|7 || '''Gallery''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Images from the episode. || 5 images max are allowed on the main page gallery section before it should be forked off into a gallery page for the episode "pagename/gallery". A soft maximum number of 25 images can be added to a page's gallery per 30-minute episode, 15 being a good average number. This is to avoid legal issues associated with uploading too much of a copyrighted work. Please do not include fansubs or watermarks from fansubs or illegal anime hosters whenever possible.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|8 || '''See also''' || || Point to the corresponding season page of the episode (e.g. [[Season 1]]) or full [[Movies]], [[OVAs]] or [[TV Specials]] articles. Any other relevant page may be added as well. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|9 || '''In other languages''' || || A table summarising the titles of episodes, movies etc. in different languages and countries. || Please indicate the '''language''' (not the country) and make sure that alphabetical order is being followed (except when dealing with Japanese, which should always stay on the top). Also, please use parentheses whenever it is appropriate to do so and include romanization for languages that do not use the Latin script (e.g. Arabic). ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|10 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used in the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Season pages ==
Season pages list episodes according to the year the episodes were broadcast. (i.e. [[Season 1]] entails all episodes aired in 1996; so on and so forth)

Incidentally, the wiki used to list the episodes based on an approximation of the [[Japanese DVDs]], referred to as "Parts"; [[Season 1]] contained Episodes 1-28 because Part 1 of the Japanese DVDs did as well. Following 2024, this convention was abolished due to several reasons.

== Manga volumes ==

Manga volumes operate somewhat similarly to episode pages so many of the same instructions apply. The main difference stem from the fact that cases may be spread over multiple pages if the beginning and ending belong to separate volumes. The sectioning works a bit like a multi-case episode: certain sections are to globally cover all the chapters in the volume at the top and bottom of the page. These include things such as the cast list, trivia, introduced people, introduced gadgets, cover in other countries, references, etc. The main body of the page is where the cases are listed.

Each case has its own section which is given a brief descriptive title such as "Scarlet Showdown" or "Museum Owner Murder Case". Each case is then subdivided by chapters (i.e. files) which are numbered and listed by their chapter name. Each case may have its own introduced people/gadgets and a case people section as needed. People sections in manga volumes use black and white images from the manga instead of using a colored anime version. Unlike episode pages, there is no separate resolution section for volume cases. Instead, spoiler boxes are put where they are needed because resolutions may be spread over multiple cases and even volumes.

Unlike other types of pages where [[Glossary#Spoiler|spoilers]] are displayed openly, on Episodes, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, and Manga Volumes, spoilers are hidden for the benefit of readers who do not want to know the answer. Therefore, when making crime boxes or adding details to people sections, please use the "Watson" perspective of what is going on in a case (basically, what the police think) instead of the "Sherlock" perspective. If culprit is explicitly shown (the case is a howdunnit rather than a whodunnit) it is fine to list the culprit, but don't spoil how the crime was committed. The general rule of thumb is to hide any information that is part of a big revelation at the end, like the fact that X is the murderer, or Y is a member of the Black Organization. All that information is spoilers, and need to be in the resolution section inside of the spoiler box.

== Music pages ==

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating music related pages.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Detective Conan opening (or ending) info''' || || The Detective Conan opening info section should contain the following sub headers and information:
* Cast - List of characters that appear in the opening/ending and listed '''''in the order in which they appear''''' in the song.
* Gadgets - List of gadgets that appear in the opening/ending and listed '''''in the order in which they appear''''' in the song.
* Case references - If the opening/ending makes any references to stories found within the anime/manga, link to those specific stories (preferably anime episode) here.
* Conan's opening speech - If the page is for an opening, use the quote template to provide the original Japanese of Conan's speech followed by a translation, whenever possible.
* Staff - List of the animation staff that worked on the animation for this particular opening/ending.
* FUNimation version - If the opening/ending was changed somehow for the English release of the show, list that information here.
||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Song info''' || || The Song info section should contain the following sub headers and information:
* Chart placement - List the song's Oricon chart rankings.
* Lyrics - All lyrics placed on the page should use the lyrics template (see [[Mune ga DOKIDOKI]] for example) and have the lyrics placed in this order: Romaji, English, Kanji, and English dub (if available).
|
Use the full version of each lyric set when possible. If you did not transcribe or translate the lyrics yourself, please ensure that you credit the appropriate people or entity and provide references.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || '''CD info''' || || The CD info section should contain the following sub headers and information if available:
* CD track listing - List the tracks found on the CD. Create another sub header if a limited edition version is available (see [[Don't Wanna Lie]] for example).
* Gallery - Scans/images of the front cover, back cover, and CD.
|
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''See also''' || || Point to the [[Music]] page and any other page that may be relevant to the article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used throughout the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Images ==
{{main|Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style/Profile pictures}}
=== Naming and sizes conventions ===
Make sure you optimize the images! Manga pictures should be greyscale (8 Bits/channel) except for coloured spreads, and both anime and manga should go through an optimization program like [https://pnggauntlet.com/ PNGGauntlet].
==== Characters ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Character profile info box || ''GivenName_FamilyName_Profile.jpg'' || A reasonably nice picture of the character || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Any over minimum || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|275 x 150 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 (or rotated) || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo_Profile.jpg]] || See the [[Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style/Profile pictures|profile pictures guide]] for profile picture guidelines.
|-
| Character reference || ''GivenName_FamilyName.jpg'' || Smaller picture of the character used as a reference for other pages (such as for presenting character appearances in an episode, etc...) || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|Square || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo.jpg]] ||
|-
| Character thumbnail || ''GivenName_FamilyName_60px.png'' || Even smaller picture of the character mainly used in tables for quick and easy visual referencing (i.e. as used on the [[Characters]] page) || style="text-align:center"|png (preferred) or jpg || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || style="text-align:center"|Square || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo_60px.jpg]] || It can be a resized version of the "Character reference" image above to 60px. Prefer using official artwork with a blank background.
|}

==== Anime, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, Drama ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Episode profile info box || ''Episode_X.jpg'' or ''Episode_X-Y.jpg'' (X and Y being episode numbers) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given episode || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|960 x 720 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"|1440 x 1080 (4:3) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) || [[:File:TV_Episode_8.jpg]] [[:File:TV_Episode_646-647.jpg]]||
|-
| Movie profile info box || ''Movie_X.jpg'' (X being a movie number) || The official Japanese poster of the movie || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Any over minimum || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|1000 × 1500 || style="text-align:center"|1600 × 2263 || [[:File:Movie_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| OVA profile info box || ''OVA_X.jpg'' (X being an OVA number) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given OVA || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|720 x 480 (4:3) 856 x 480 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"|960 x 720 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || [[:File:OVA_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| TV Special profile info box || ''TV_Special_X.jpg'' (X being a TV Special number) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given TV Special || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains the aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"| 720 x 480 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"| 720 x 480 (4:3) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) || [[:File:Mkspecial4.jpg]] ||
|}

==== Manga ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Volume profile info box || ''Volume_X.jpg'' (X being a volume number) || The Japanese cover of the manga volume || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|300 x 470 || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|275 x 150 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 (or rotated) || [[:File:Volume_1.jpg]] ||
|}

==== Cases ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Crime info box || EP''X''_Case_''Y''.jpg or EP''Xa''_Case_''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the episode number, ''Y'' the case number and ''a'' the beginning of an enumeration of images for the same case) || An image of the crime scene or situation || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|290 x 218 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 || [[:File:EP1_Case_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| People/Suspects || Given name_Family name.jpg when the full name is known or EP''X''-''Y''_Name.jpg (or F''X''_Name.jpg for manga files) when only part of the name or no name is known (Where X is the first episode (or file) of a series and Y is the last episode of a series)|| A head shot of the suspect, preferably without obstructions like text or boxes || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|225 x 225 (Anime) 100 x 100 (Manga) || style="text-align:center"|square || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|not set || [[:File:Eiichi_Yamagishi.jpg]] [[:File:EP33_Man1.jpg]] ||
|-
| ... || || || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || ||
|}

=== Galleries ===

* A soft maximum number of '''25''' images can be added to a page's gallery per 30 minute episode, '''15''' being a good average number ([[Roller Coaster Murder Case/Gallery|Episode 1 gallery]] is the only exception, whereby up to 30 images are tolerated).

* The preferred maximum number of images that can be added to a gallery for movies or episodes longer than 1 hour is '''50'''.

This is to avoid legal issues associated with uploading too much of a copyrighted work. Any multiple of 5 (below or equal to 25) is acceptable: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 etc.
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Episode gallery || EP''X''_''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the episode number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the episode || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:EP971 1.jpg]] ||
|-
| Movie gallery || M''X''-''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the movie number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the movie || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:M4-19.jpg]] ||
|-
| Song gallery || Op''X''-''Y''.jpg (for opening) Ed''X''-''Y''.jpg (for ending) (where ''X'' is the opening/ending song number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the opening/ending sequence || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:Op51-5.jpg]] [[:File:Ed61-5.jpg]] ||
|-
|}

=== Other useful images ===
* [[:File:No picture.jpg]]: 225x225px, Should be used when a person has no portrait of themselves that was ever shown at any point.
* [[:File:No Pic.jpg]]: 100by100px, May be used as a placeholder for images that have not been uploaded or for male characters whose appearances are not known.
* [[:File:No pic female.jpg]]: 100by100px, the version of the above for women specifically.
* [http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/wiki/images/archive/d/d6/20120622131349!Bourbon_60px.jpg File:No pic 60px.jpg]: A 60x60px generic placeholder image with higher contrast for smaller sizes.
* [[:File:Generic Male Profile.jpg]]: A profile silhouette meant to represent a Black Organization member whose appearance is unknown or merely speculated. A specific female version has not been created at this time because it has not been needed yet.
* [[:File:No cover.jpg]]: 200x235px, A holding image for cds, dvds, volumes, etc whose official cover art has not been uploaded.
* [[:File:No Image Gem.jpg]]: A 100by100px image to be used in Kaitou Kid related articles where a gem was not shown.

== Minor recurring character pages and notable case characters pages ==
Currently there are three pages about minor characters: [[List of minor recurring manga characters]], [[List of minor recurring anime characters]], and [[List of notable case characters]].

A minor character is any character who recurs or has a key role in an important case which impacts the plot (e.g. [[Matsuda Jinpei]]), but is not important enough to warrant a spot on the main [[characters]] page. That means the minor character lists are not for main characters, main law enforcement, or mystery people related to the arc (e.g. Eisuke or Araide). Minor characters may have their own article, which should be linked in the relevant minor character page.

There is some wiggle room for who qualifies as a notable character, but one that has a major impact on the plot (e.g. [[Hikaru Yasumoto]] for being relevant to the Vermouth arc's solution), is a love interest (e.g. [[Fusae Campbell]]), or considered notable by fans (e.g. [[Natsuki Koshimizu]] and [[Junya Tokitsu]] for being the highschool detectives of the North and South) are all good candidates. Not every character who is spotlighted in an episode or chapter will count.

=== Recurring characters ===

The definition of "recurring" is a character who 1) has two or more major appearances and 2) those appearances are in two separate mostly unlinked cases.

A major appearance is one that is in person, an extended flashback, or some other notable form. Basically the appearance itself must be substantial or otherwise worthy of some note. A situation where a character appears just by name or in one panel while being mentioned doesn't count as a recurrence even though it may be listed on the appearances page. Natsue and Takeshi Hatamoto's letter in [[Volume_22|File 215: The Northbound Train]] qualified them for recurring because their interaction with the case was fairly substantial - their letter provided additional details about what happened to them after their initial case and prompted Kogoro and co. to travel on the train where the case took place.

Some cases that are separate, but not unlinked enough for a character to count as recurring are [[Volume 87|Ran Girl]] and [[Volume 87|Shinichi Boy]], [[Chinatown Deja Vu in the Rain]] and [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]], and [[Parade of Malice and Saint]] and [[The Trembling Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages]]. These continue smoothly into one another (even though the anime split the last pair apart with an AO). When in doubt, the manga version of the cases is what decides whether cases are linked or unlinked.

Entries are not duplicated between the lists. Although most recurring manga characters also recur in the anime when their manga-based episodes air, those characters are only included on the recurring manga characters list. If a character is qualified to be listed on multiple pages, they should be listed only on the top page they qualify for. The order of the pages top to bottom is:
* [[List of minor recurring manga characters]]
* [[List of minor recurring anime characters]]
* [[List of notable case characters]]

[[List of minor recurring manga characters]] is the most exclusive page: only characters who reappear in at least two separate mostly unlinked cases in the main manga [[canon]] are allowed on the list. Only characters who recur in Gosho's main manga [[canon]] are allowed on this list, appearances in [[Detective Conan Special]] manga and other non-canon works do not count as "manga based".

* Sometimes the animators change or add characters when adapting a manga case to the anime. Characters who only appear in the anime adaptation of a case, but not in the corresponding manga do not count as a manga appearance. For example, the named police officers that appeared in the anime version of the [[Volume 40|Be on Guard on a Sweet Date]]/[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 5]] case were not named and drawn mostly generically in the manga version. These named officers from the anime thus don't count for a manga-based appearance because they didn't actually appear in the print manga. Those officers can qualify for anime recurrence though.

* A character who appears just once in manga canon (and then does not reoccur), but has multiple appearances in the anime or movies goes on the recurring anime page, not the recurring manga page. That is because the character does not occur at least twice on the canon ink and paper.

[[List of minor recurring anime characters]] covers appearances in both the movies and the anime together. Characters that appear in multiple unlinked anime cases, or in multiple movies count for this list. A character that appears once in the anime and once in a movie also qualifies. Appearances outside of anime and movie canon (such as [[Detective Conan Special]]) don't count for the purposes of the this page.

=== Notable characters ===

[[List of notable case characters]] covers anyone else who doesn't fall in either of the other lists because they don't reoccur, or because they notably reoccur in some other Detective Conan media that isn't manga, anime, or movie.

There is some wiggle room for who qualifies as a notable character, but one that has a major impact on the plot (e.g. [[Hikaru Yasumoto]] for being relevant to the Vermouth arc's solution), is a love interest (e.g. [[Fusae Campbell]]), or considered notable by fans (e.g. [[Natsuki Koshimizu]] and [[Junya Tokitsu]] for being the highschool detectives of the North and South) are all good candidates. Not every character who is spotlighted in an episode or chapter will count.

== Speculation ==
Detective Conan is a long and intricate manga with many long-running mysteries. Many fans and casual readers find speculation sections which address popular theories and hints useful. Knowing the popular theories also eases newcomers' transitions into the fandom.

Speculation sections are generally allowed on character pages and other relevant pages (e.g. [[APTX 4869]], [[Black Organization]]). Users may also create speculation sections in their own userspace (User:Username/Subpage), provided they are not too resource intensive (e.g. image and other media heavy) or link to materials that could attract negative legal attention. (like links to fan scanlations or manga aggregate websites.)

Speculation sections in mainspace articles must follow certain guidelines to enforce quality and usefulness.
* Any speculation section should be clearly labeled so it isn't confused with known fact. This is most often done by adding a section titled "speculation" where various theories are presented in the subsections below it. Subsections should outright state or strongly imply the argument being presented.
* Speculation sections must be serious. No jokes.
* Speculation sections should be both well supported with evidence and notable (popular) by the fandom. A less popular theory with strong evidence or a very popular theory with weak evidence may qualify. If a theory is only popular in one particular fan subgroup or language, then it may not be notable. Truly popular theories will reappear in many languages and websites.
* Speculation sections must use sound logical arguments, quality evidence, and correctly interpret the source. Theories may be removed if they are based on specious logic, invalid assumptions, or misinterpretations of the source material.
* Please cite evidence and quotations in references. This makes it easy to fact check and allows others to examine the evidence and draw their own conclusions.
* The more speculation material there is on any one page, the higher the standards will be for all of it. This is to avoid cluttering a page with excess material by promoting the ejection of the weaker, more unlikely theories.
* [[The Boss of the Black Organization]] is a special case because there are too many theories with none dominant. It would be a nightmare to manage all the major theories about the boss that fans have floated over the years. Unless there is a major new hint, please don't add speculation sections to character pages suggesting that they are the boss. The Boss's own page will also be kept free of identity theories. The speculation section on the boss's page will be reserved for hypotheses that are self evident from facts.
* If you disagree with a speculation, you may add information to point out its flaws. Rebuttals are also held to the same high standards of evidence. If there looks to be a fight brewing between editors, work it out on the talk page. Speculation sections do not decide right and wrong, they are about presenting a suggestive argument which fairly addresses its merits and shortcomings. Only the strongest support and the clearest contradictions matter. If you are in an argument with someone over a theory section, don't set an arbitrary standard where the other editor must answer your 20+ concerns and prove each little assertion with citations in order to be good enough. That turns editing into a war of attrition, which isn't grounded in merit. Start with the core problems.
* Long, well supported speculations may have their own dedicated mainspace page. They should be tagged with the [[:Category:Theories|theories category]].
* Notability and evidence quality do not apply for theories in your user subspace. You should also tag your personal theory subpages with the [[:Category:Theories|theories category]], so other users can find them.

== Other ==

For any other standard issues not mentioned here, please try and follow Wikipedia's Manual of Style when making Detective Conan Wiki pages. For more information, please visit: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style Wikipedia's Manual of Style]

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== General ==

=== Before everything else ===
* Please do read this article carefully before you make the first edit, even if you feel very passionate about changing something and cannot wait. It will ensure that your (valued) contributions fit the established style of the wiki and allow others to navigate this site and read articles with maximum comfort and minimum confusion.
* Before submitting an edit, please use the "show preview" bottom on the side to ensure that your code is achieving the effect that you wanted it to achieve. Please also check whether there are spelling and punctuation errors, grammatical mistakes, repetition, conflicting information etc. whenever you can. Again, this improves user experience and additionally it avoids unnecessary clean-ups.

=== Articles in general ===

Some important rules:

* Try to include '''categories''' (i.e. using ''<nowiki>[[Category:Name of category]]</nowiki>'') whilst creating a new article (use other similar articles as example to know which categories to put). If, when previewing, the category name appears in red or if you're unsure, please do not try creating new categories unless you know what you're doing. A moderator or experienced contributor will take care of them.
* Try to always include a '''See also''' section if possible (and/or applicable). It's good practice for user-friendliness purposes (as it provides a useful and extra mean of navigation).
* The '''References''' section should always be placed after the '''See also''' section but before the '''External links''' section.
* If there's an '''External links''' section, it should always be placed at the end completely (i.e. last section on the page).

=== Capitalization ===

For section headers:

* Only the first letter should be capitalized (unless there appears a person's name).
* Though quite rare, in some contexts, some common words may be capitalized (possibly following a discussion/talk about it).

In category names:

* The first letter of the first word should be capitalized.
* Common words should not be capitalized. Examples: "Kudo family", "List of ''something''", etc...
* Some words that refer to people should be capitalized such as "Voice Actors", "Executive Producers", etc...

=== Naming convention ===

Even though Japanese names are usually given with the last name placed first, people's names in this wiki should follow the format: '''Given_name''' '''Last_name'''.

The rationale can be read [[Detective_Conan_Wiki_talk:Manual_of_Style#Naming convention|here]].

=== References ===

If citing manga chapters or anime episodes (or movie, OVA, etc.), please point to the corresponding wiki page of that chapter or episode. The format is as follows:

* For manga chapters:
** {{green|<nowiki>[[Volume X#File Y - Title|Volume X, File Y, page Z: "Chapter title"]]</nowiki>}} (the "page Z" part is optional)
** Example: [[Volume_26#File 256 - Concealed Truth|Volume 26, Files 256-258: "Concealed Truth"]] in the "References" section of [[Conan Edogawa]]
* For manga chapters not yet in a Volume, '''there must not be links to the chapters''' (this will ensure we easily catch this citation later on when they become part of a Volume):
** {{green|<nowiki>File X: Title</nowiki>}}
** Example: File 763: The Ghost of Time
* For episodes:
** {{green|<nowiki>[[Title|Episode X-Y: Title]]</nowiki>}} (with Y being optional)
** Example: [[Roller Coaster Murder Case|Episode 1: Roller Coaster Murder Case]] in the "References" section of [[Conan Edogawa]]

If using a "name" variable for the references, please use the following:

* For manga files:
** {{green|<nowiki><ref name="fXpY"></nowiki>}} (the pY is optional). "f" and "p" stand for "File" and "page" respectively. Example: <nowiki><ref name="f433"></nowiki>, <nowiki><ref name="f100p8"></nowiki>.
* For anime episodes:
** {{green|<nowiki><ref name="eX"></nowiki>}}. "e" stands for "Episode". Example: <nowiki><ref name="e501"></nowiki>.

=== Spoiler Policy ===
Spoilers are any information that reveals major parts of a plot, mystery, or storyline event. Spoilers can refer both to information about unreleased or untranslated story events and to dramatic turn of events or resolutions. "Manga spoilers" are specifically any information that would spoil a person up to date with the manga (such as leaked pictures from an upcoming chapter), and "anime spoilers" will spoil someone up to date with the anime (such as information about manga chapters that haven't yet been released as episodes).

In this wiki, individual anime episode pages and manga volume are spoiler-free given that the reader/watcher is up to date with the episode/volume in question. Most other articles on the wiki, ''especially'' character articles, are kept up to date with the manga and will contain significant manga and anime spoilers. Pages where wiki readers that aren't caught up in the manga have a high risk of spoiling themselves may have a [[:Template:SpoilerWarningArticle|spoiler warning template]] or even a click-through with a prominent warning to keep them from reading material that they may regret.

{| border="1" class="wikitable" style="width: 60%"
|+ Current Detective Conan Wiki Spoiler Policy
! Article Type
! Example
! Safety
|-
| Individual anime episode, movie, OVA, and Magic File pages
| [[Episode 1]] || Safe for people who have watched up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
|-
| Individual volume pages
| [[Volume 1]] || Safe for people who have read up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
|-
| Character Pages
| [[Shinichi Kudo]], [[Characters]] || Can contain manga spoilers. Character articles can prominently display spoilers such as secret identities and allegiances that will spoil anyone not caught up with the manga.
|-
| General information lists
| [[Anime]], [[Manga]] || Contain very general spoilers in the form of icons that signify the sorts of plots that appear in each chapter or episode. (eg. Character Pasts, Black Organization)
|-
| Everywhere else
| [[Black Organization]], [[Setting]], [[FBI]], [[APTX 4869]] || Can contain manga spoilers.
|}

Resolutions to cases or arcs are hidden in spoiler boxes on volume and anime pages. Other pages may discuss these resolution spoilers openly as described above. Other measures taken to protect resolutions include making sure that the crime boxes and suspect descriptions are appropriately naive; they use the police/Watson perspective as opposed to the hyper-intelligent Conan/Sherlock perspective. This sometimes means using aliases instead of real names prior to a character's identity revelation, labeling murders as suicides or vice versa depending on what the police think, or not including certain people as suspects because they have a strong alibi and/or the police rule them out. The point is to avoid ruining the mystery for readers by not giving out additional hints on top of what the case gives out on its own.

=== Headings ===
* Do not use = Heading 1 =. instead, use == Heading 2 ==.
* An == Introduction == section should not be used.

== Characters ==

=== New character articles ===

Here are the characteristics, by order of importance, to look at when considering the creation of a page dedicated to a character:
# The character is a main protagonist.
# The character is a major recurring character.
# The character is a minor recurring character (2 appearances or more).
# The character is part of a main organization such as the Police, the [[Black Organization]], a school body, etc.
# The character has had an impact on the storyline such that said impact spans more than one episode (or movie, etc.).

=== Profiles ===

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating character pages. {{blue|Blue statements}} emphasize important points.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Background''' || || The background section should contain a concise and precise overview of:
* The character's past and younger days.
* How the character was introduced in the series (more details can be given later in the '''Plot overview''' section).
* The role of the character and how important they are in the series, their ties to their family/close friends, their impact on the storyline, and more.
* Events or incidents that changed the character in a substantial, major or radical way (more details can be given later in the '''Plot overview''' section).
* Personal history, activities, achievements and the like, known or associated to the character.
|
* The goal of this section is to present the character to a "supposed first-time reader" so that they can easily place the character into the context and storyline of the series and understand the character's role and importance.
* Subsections of substantial importance may be created.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Personality''' || || '''For canon and/or main characters:'''
* Description of the general "feeling" emanated by the character from our point of view as well as the other characters'.
* Qualities and flaws of the characters may be presented in details.
* Any relevant information that pertains to the character's personality (or the influence it's had on others or the environment).
'''For non-canon and/or minor (recurring or important enough to mention) characters:'''
* This section should describe at the very least the impression the character made from the viewer's point of view while or after being introduced.
* Any other relevant detail is welcome.
|
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || ... ''Other character specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) directly to the character such as "Appellations", "Special abilities", "Skills", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || '''Plot overview''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Present in a chronological order (broken down in '''subsections''') the series of events in which the character was involved (directly or indirectly). Feel free to be as detailed as possible. || {{blue|If the plot overview is too big, you may fork it out to a new page and add a link to the new article.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''Non-Canon Plot overview''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Present in a chronological order (broken down in '''subsections''') the series of events in which the character was involved (directly or indirectly). Feel free to be as detailed as possible. || {{blue|If the non-canon plot overview is too big, you may fork it out to a new page and add a link to the new article.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''Relationships analysis''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List (using '''subheaders''' - {{blue|avoid ''bullets'' unless necessary please}}) other characters with whom the given character (may) have or have had some direct or indirect (but worth mentioning) relationship.
|
* Forking is also allowed if the subsection is too big.
* {{blue|''Relationship analysis'' should always come after the Background, Personality, Plot overview or any other section that directly pertain to the character in question.}} It is essential to first present the character, then their relationships with others (i.e. from specific to generic).
|-
| style="text-align:center"|7 || ... ''Other relevant but non-character-specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) indirectly to the character such as "People who know the character's real identity", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|8 || '''Name origin''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Describe in details the origin of the character's (Japanese) name. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|9 || '''Quotes''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Provide a list of known, famous or important quotes said by or attributable to the character. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|10 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|11 || '''In other languages''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || One or more tables giving names of the character in foreign languages (including Japanese).||Please indicate the '''language''' (not the country) and make sure that alphabetical order is being followed (except when dealing with Japanese, which should always stay on the top). Also, please use parentheses whenever it is appropriate to do so and include romanization for languages that do not use the Latin script (e.g. Arabic). ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|12 || '''Gallery''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Character images that provide important information or context about a character that cannot easily be shown in other sections on a page. || Images in character galleries need to each have a specific purpose, so that the gallery does not turn into a list of a bunch of images with the character in them. Examples of appropriate images would the character's appearance when they were older or younger, or looked significantly different than they do currently.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|13 || '''See also''' || || Point to the [[Characters]] page and any other page that may be relevant to the article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|14 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used in the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Episodes, Movies, OVAs and TV Specials ==

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating character pages. {{blue|Blue statements}} emphasize important points.

Unlike other types of pages where [[Glossary#Spoiler|spoilers]] are displayed openly, on Episodes, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, and Manga Volumes, spoilers are hidden for the benefit of readers who don't want to know the answer. Therefore, when making crime boxes or adding details to people sections, please use the "Watson" perspective of what is going on in a case (basically what the police think) instead of the "Sherlock" perspective. If culprit was explicitly shown (the case is a howdunnit rather than a whodunnit) it is okay to list the culprit, but don't spoil how the crime was committed. The general rule of thumb is to hide any information that is part of a big reveal at the end, like the fact that X is the murderer, or Y is a member of the Black Organization. All that information and spoilers goes in the resolution section inside of the spoiler box.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Cast''' || || List the characters that appear in the corresponding video by using the [[Template:Char Appearances|<nowiki>{{Char Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || Use the full names of the characters when known. Titles should only be used when one or both parts of the name are not known. For very long arcs with multiple cases where the cast changes significantly like [[Clash of Red and Black]] or [[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen]], consider using multiple cast lists for each major part. If "Introduced" sub-section is used, place the template in "Featured" sub-section instead.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1.1 || '''Introduced''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List new characters introduced by using the [[Template:NewChar|<nowiki>{{NewChar}}</nowiki>]]. || Describe the new character in a few words within the corresponding templates.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1.2 || '''Featured''' || style="text-align:center"| || List the characters that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:NewChar|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || This is where the [[Template:Char Appearances|<nowiki>{{Char Appearances}}</nowiki>]] should be used, in case "Introduced" sub-section is used. However, if an episode doesn't introduce a new character, it's not necessary to use "Featured" sub-section and simply use the Cast section to place the template.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Gadgets''' || || List the gadgets that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || Not every episode a gadget appears, so its section placement depends if they appear or not. If not, the section can be skipped.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2.1 || '''Introduced''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List new gadgets introduced by using the [[Template:NewGadget|<nowiki>{{NewGadget}}</nowiki>]]. || Describe the new gadget in a few words within the corresponding templates.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2.2 || '''Featured''' || style="text-align:center"| || List the characters that appear in the coresponding video by using the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] template. || This is where the [[Template:Gadgets Appearances|<nowiki>{{Gadgets Appearances}}</nowiki>]] should be used, in case "Introduced" sub-section is used. However, if an episode doesn't introduce a new character, it's not necessary to use "Featured" sub-section and just use the Cast section to place the template.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || '''Case''' (or '''Case: Title''') || || || This section is broken down into several parts as shown below. {{blue|It is possible to have more than one case in the same episode (or movie, etc...). If so, having many Case sections (enumerated like "'''Case 1'''" or "'''Case: Title of 1st case'''") is possible.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.1 || '''Situation''' || style="text-align:center"| || Add one or many crime boxes pertaining to the current case by using the [[Template:InfoBox Crime|<nowiki>{{InfoBox Crime}}</nowiki>]] template. See [[Detective_Conan_Wiki:Manual_of_Style#Cases|below]] for the image guidelines. || {{blue|We want to be as clear as possible here. So it is important we dedicated one box per specific crime or crime attempt so that more precise details can be given and the reader doesn't get lost or confused.}}
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.2 || '''People''' || style="text-align:center"| || List people related to or involved in the case using the [[Template:People|<nowiki>{{People}}</nowiki>]] and [[Template:BeginBox|<nowiki>{{BeginBox}}</nowiki>]] (for wrapping all of the people's thumbnails together to avoid a broken layout structure) templates.

|
Describe in a few words each of the character when using the [[Template:People|<nowiki>{{People}}</nowiki>]] template. {{blue|Label the victim(s) as well.}} Omit information about people only revealed as part of the resolution of cases to avoid spoilers. Don't list people who only appear as part of the resolution ; those people are listed in the spoilered section.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.3 || '''Resolution''' || style="text-align:center"| || Describe in details the resolution of the case by exposing in 3 points (or more) the:
* '''Evidence'''
* '''Conclusion'''
* '''Motive'''
| {{blue|Use the <nowiki><spoiler></nowiki> tags to hide the whole resolution section to give the reader the option to dig in further or not.}} List anyone who couldn't be listed in the people section above because it would be spoilers in this section.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3.4 || ... ''Other relevant case-specific sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) to the case such as "Trivia", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || ... ''Other relevant sections'' ... || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Any other section(s) that pertain(s) to the article such as "Differences from the manga", etc... ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest related to the whole article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''BGM listing''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of the songs played during the episode, named by the soundtrack they are from. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|7 || '''Gallery''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || Images from the episode. || 5 images max are allowed on the main page gallery section before it should be forked off into a gallery page for the episode "pagename/gallery". A soft maximum number of 25 images can be added to a page's gallery per 30-minute episode, 15 being a good average number. This is to avoid legal issues associated with uploading too much of a copyrighted work. Please do not include fansubs or watermarks from fansubs or illegal anime hosters whenever possible.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|8 || '''See also''' || || Point to the corresponding season page of the episode (e.g. [[Season 1]]) or full [[Movies]], [[OVAs]] or [[TV Specials]] articles. Any other relevant page may be added as well. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|9 || '''In other languages''' || || A table summarising the titles of episodes, movies etc. in different languages and countries. || Please indicate the '''language''' (not the country) and make sure that alphabetical order is being followed (except when dealing with Japanese, which should always stay on the top). Also, please use parentheses whenever it is appropriate to do so and include romanization for languages that do not use the Latin script (e.g. Arabic). ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|10 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used in the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Season pages ==
Season pages list episodes according to the year the episodes were broadcast. (i.e. [[Season 1]] entails all episodes aired in 1996; so on and so forth)

Incidentally, the wiki used to list the episodes based on an approximation of the [[Japanese DVDs]], referred to as "Parts"; [[Season 1]] contained Episodes 1-28 because Part 1 of the Japanese DVDs did as well. Following 2024, this convention was abolished due to several reasons.

== Manga volumes ==

Manga volumes operate somewhat similarly to episode pages so many of the same instructions apply. The main difference stem from the fact that cases may be spread over multiple pages if the beginning and ending belong to separate volumes. The sectioning works a bit like a multi-case episode: certain sections are to globally cover all the chapters in the volume at the top and bottom of the page. These include things such as the cast list, trivia, introduced people, introduced gadgets, cover in other countries, references, etc. The main body of the page is where the cases are listed.

Each case has its own section which is given a brief descriptive title such as "Scarlet Showdown" or "Museum Owner Murder Case". Each case is then subdivided by chapters (i.e. files) which are numbered and listed by their chapter name. Each case may have its own introduced people/gadgets and a case people section as needed. People sections in manga volumes use black and white images from the manga instead of using a colored anime version. Unlike episode pages, there is no separate resolution section for volume cases. Instead, spoiler boxes are put where they are needed because resolutions may be spread over multiple cases and even volumes.

Unlike other types of pages where [[Glossary#Spoiler|spoilers]] are displayed openly, on Episodes, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, and Manga Volumes, spoilers are hidden for the benefit of readers who do not want to know the answer. Therefore, when making crime boxes or adding details to people sections, please use the "Watson" perspective of what is going on in a case (basically, what the police think) instead of the "Sherlock" perspective. If culprit is explicitly shown (the case is a howdunnit rather than a whodunnit) it is fine to list the culprit, but don't spoil how the crime was committed. The general rule of thumb is to hide any information that is part of a big revelation at the end, like the fact that X is the murderer, or Y is a member of the Black Organization. All that information is spoilers, and need to be in the resolution section inside of the spoiler box.

== Music pages ==

The following is a global overview of the generic article structure when creating music related pages.

{| class="wikitable top-align"
! Order || Section || Optional? || Description || Notes
|-
| style="text-align:center"|1 || '''Detective Conan opening (or ending) info''' || || The Detective Conan opening info section should contain the following sub headers and information:
* Cast - List of characters that appear in the opening/ending and listed '''''in the order in which they appear''''' in the song.
* Gadgets - List of gadgets that appear in the opening/ending and listed '''''in the order in which they appear''''' in the song.
* Case references - If the opening/ending makes any references to stories found within the anime/manga, link to those specific stories (preferably anime episode) here.
* Conan's opening speech - If the page is for an opening, use the quote template to provide the original Japanese of Conan's speech followed by a translation, whenever possible.
* Staff - List of the animation staff that worked on the animation for this particular opening/ending.
* FUNimation version - If the opening/ending was changed somehow for the English release of the show, list that information here.
||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|2 || '''Song info''' || || The Song info section should contain the following sub headers and information:
* Chart placement - List the song's Oricon chart rankings.
* Lyrics - All lyrics placed on the page should use the lyrics template (see [[Mune ga DOKIDOKI]] for example) and have the lyrics placed in this order: Romaji, English, Kanji, and English dub (if available).
|
Use the full version of each lyric set when possible. If you did not transcribe or translate the lyrics yourself, please ensure that you credit the appropriate people or entity and provide references.
|-
| style="text-align:center"|3 || '''CD info''' || || The CD info section should contain the following sub headers and information if available:
* CD track listing - List the tracks found on the CD. Create another sub header if a limited edition version is available (see [[Don't Wanna Lie]] for example).
* Gallery - Scans/images of the front cover, back cover, and CD.
|
|-
| style="text-align:center"|4 || '''Trivia''' || style="text-align:center"|Yes || List of minor or trivial facts of interest. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|5 || '''See also''' || || Point to the [[Music]] page and any other page that may be relevant to the article. ||
|-
| style="text-align:center"|6 || '''References''' || Yes (if citations used throughout the article) || References to cited sources. || Please follow the format given in [[#References|References]].
|}

== Images ==
{{main|Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style/Profile pictures}}
=== Naming and sizes conventions ===
Make sure you optimize the images! Manga pictures should be greyscale (8 Bits/channel) except for coloured spreads, and both anime and manga should go through an optimization program like [https://pnggauntlet.com/ PNGGauntlet].
==== Characters ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Character profile info box || ''GivenName_FamilyName_Profile.jpg'' || A reasonably nice picture of the character || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Any over minimum || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|275 x 150 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 (or rotated) || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo_Profile.jpg]] || See the [[Detective Conan Wiki:Manual of Style/Profile pictures|profile pictures guide]] for profile picture guidelines.
|-
| Character reference || ''GivenName_FamilyName.jpg'' || Smaller picture of the character used as a reference for other pages (such as for presenting character appearances in an episode, etc...) || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|Square || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo.jpg]] ||
|-
| Character thumbnail || ''GivenName_FamilyName_60px.png'' || Even smaller picture of the character mainly used in tables for quick and easy visual referencing (i.e. as used on the [[Characters]] page) || style="text-align:center"|png (preferred) or jpg || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || style="text-align:center"|Square || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || style="text-align:center"|60 x 60 || [[:File:Shinichi_Kudo_60px.jpg]] || It can be a resized version of the "Character reference" image above to 60px. Prefer using official artwork with a blank background.
|}

==== Anime, Movies, OVAs, TV Specials, Drama ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Episode profile info box || ''Episode_X.jpg'' or ''Episode_X-Y.jpg'' (X and Y being episode numbers) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given episode || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|960 x 720 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"|1440 x 1080 (4:3) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) || [[:File:TV_Episode_8.jpg]] [[:File:TV_Episode_646-647.jpg]]||
|-
| Movie profile info box || ''Movie_X.jpg'' (X being a movie number) || The official Japanese poster of the movie || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Any over minimum || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|1000 × 1500 || style="text-align:center"|1600 × 2263 || [[:File:Movie_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| OVA profile info box || ''OVA_X.jpg'' (X being an OVA number) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given OVA || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|960 x 720 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"|960 x 720 (4:3) 1280 x 720 (16:9) || [[:File:OVA_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| TV Special profile info box || ''TV_Special_X.jpg'' (X being a TV Special number) || A relevant and expressive picture of the given TV Special || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains the aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"| 720 x 480 (4:3) 856 x 480 (16:9) || style="text-align:center"| 1440 x 1080 (4:3) 1920 x 1080 (16:9) || [[:File:Mkspecial4.jpg]] ||
|}

==== Manga ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Volume profile info box || ''Volume_X.jpg'' (X being a volume number) || The Japanese cover of the manga volume || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|300 x 470 || style="text-align:center"|Any || style="text-align:center"|275 x 150 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 (or rotated) || [[:File:Volume_1.jpg]] ||
|}

==== Cases ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Crime info box || EP''X''_Case_''Y''.jpg or EP''Xa''_Case_''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the episode number, ''Y'' the case number and ''a'' the beginning of an enumeration of images for the same case) || An image of the crime scene or situation || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|Width of 640px (maintain aspect ratio) || style="text-align:center"|Whatever maintains aspect ratio || style="text-align:center"|290 x 218 || style="text-align:center"|1024 x 768 || [[:File:EP1_Case_1.jpg]] ||
|-
| People/Suspects || Given name_Family name.jpg when the full name is known or EP''X''-''Y''_Name.jpg (or F''X''_Name.jpg for manga files) when only part of the name or no name is known (Where X is the first episode (or file) of a series and Y is the last episode of a series)|| A head shot of the suspect, preferably without obstructions like text or boxes || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|225 x 225 (Anime) 100 x 100 (Manga) || style="text-align:center"|square || style="text-align:center"|100 x 100 || style="text-align:center"|not set || [[:File:Eiichi_Yamagishi.jpg]] [[:File:EP33_Man1.jpg]] ||
|-
| ... || || || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || style="text-align:center"| || ||
|}

=== Galleries ===

* A soft maximum number of '''25''' images can be added to a page's gallery per 30 minute episode, '''15''' being a good average number ([[Roller Coaster Murder Case/Gallery|Episode 1 gallery]] is the only exception, whereby up to 30 images are tolerated).

* The preferred maximum number of images that can be added to a gallery for movies or episodes longer than 1 hour is '''50'''.

This is to avoid legal issues associated with uploading too much of a copyrighted work. Any multiple of 5 (below or equal to 25) is acceptable: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 etc.
{| class="wikitable"
! Location || Naming scheme || Description || Preferred format || Preferred size || Preferred shape || Minimum size || Maximum size || Examples || Notes
|-
| Episode gallery || EP''X''_''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the episode number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the episode || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:EP971 1.jpg]] ||
|-
| Movie gallery || M''X''-''Y''.jpg (where ''X'' is the movie number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the movie || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:M4-19.jpg]] ||
|-
| Song gallery || Op''X''-''Y''.jpg (for opening) Ed''X''-''Y''.jpg (for ending) (where ''X'' is the opening/ending song number, ''Y'' is the image serial number) || An image from the opening/ending sequence || style="text-align:center"|jpg || style="text-align:center"|original aspect ratio || || || || [[:File:Op51-5.jpg]] [[:File:Ed61-5.jpg]] ||
|-
|}

=== Other useful images ===
* [[:File:No picture.jpg]]: 225x225px, Should be used when a person has no portrait of themselves that was ever shown at any point.
* [[:File:No Pic.jpg]]: 100by100px, May be used as a placeholder for images that have not been uploaded or for male characters whose appearances are not known.
* [[:File:No pic female.jpg]]: 100by100px, the version of the above for women specifically.
* [http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/wiki/images/archive/d/d6/20120622131349!Bourbon_60px.jpg File:No pic 60px.jpg]: A 60x60px generic placeholder image with higher contrast for smaller sizes.
* [[:File:Generic Male Profile.jpg]]: A profile silhouette meant to represent a Black Organization member whose appearance is unknown or merely speculated. A specific female version has not been created at this time because it has not been needed yet.
* [[:File:No cover.jpg]]: 200x235px, A holding image for cds, dvds, volumes, etc whose official cover art has not been uploaded.
* [[:File:No Image Gem.jpg]]: A 100by100px image to be used in Kaitou Kid related articles where a gem was not shown.

== Minor recurring character pages and notable case characters pages ==
Currently there are three pages about minor characters: [[List of minor recurring manga characters]], [[List of minor recurring anime characters]], and [[List of notable case characters]].

A minor character is any character who recurs or has a key role in an important case which impacts the plot (e.g. [[Matsuda Jinpei]]), but is not important enough to warrant a spot on the main [[characters]] page. That means the minor character lists are not for main characters, main law enforcement, or mystery people related to the arc (e.g. Eisuke or Araide). Minor characters may have their own article, which should be linked in the relevant minor character page.

There is some wiggle room for who qualifies as a notable character, but one that has a major impact on the plot (e.g. [[Hikaru Yasumoto]] for being relevant to the Vermouth arc's solution), is a love interest (e.g. [[Fusae Campbell]]), or considered notable by fans (e.g. [[Natsuki Koshimizu]] and [[Junya Tokitsu]] for being the highschool detectives of the North and South) are all good candidates. Not every character who is spotlighted in an episode or chapter will count.

=== Recurring characters ===

The definition of "recurring" is a character who 1) has two or more major appearances and 2) those appearances are in two separate mostly unlinked cases.

A major appearance is one that is in person, an extended flashback, or some other notable form. Basically the appearance itself must be substantial or otherwise worthy of some note. A situation where a character appears just by name or in one panel while being mentioned doesn't count as a recurrence even though it may be listed on the appearances page. Natsue and Takeshi Hatamoto's letter in [[Volume_22|File 215: The Northbound Train]] qualified them for recurring because their interaction with the case was fairly substantial - their letter provided additional details about what happened to them after their initial case and prompted Kogoro and co. to travel on the train where the case took place.

Some cases that are separate, but not unlinked enough for a character to count as recurring are [[Volume 87|Ran Girl]] and [[Volume 87|Shinichi Boy]], [[Chinatown Deja Vu in the Rain]] and [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]], and [[Parade of Malice and Saint]] and [[The Trembling Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages]]. These continue smoothly into one another (even though the anime split the last pair apart with an AO). When in doubt, the manga version of the cases is what decides whether cases are linked or unlinked.

Entries are not duplicated between the lists. Although most recurring manga characters also recur in the anime when their manga-based episodes air, those characters are only included on the recurring manga characters list. If a character is qualified to be listed on multiple pages, they should be listed only on the top page they qualify for. The order of the pages top to bottom is:
* [[List of minor recurring manga characters]]
* [[List of minor recurring anime characters]]
* [[List of notable case characters]]

[[List of minor recurring manga characters]] is the most exclusive page: only characters who reappear in at least two separate mostly unlinked cases in the main manga [[canon]] are allowed on the list. Only characters who recur in Gosho's main manga [[canon]] are allowed on this list, appearances in [[Detective Conan Special]] manga and other non-canon works do not count as "manga based".

* Sometimes the animators change or add characters when adapting a manga case to the anime. Characters who only appear in the anime adaptation of a case, but not in the corresponding manga do not count as a manga appearance. For example, the named police officers that appeared in the anime version of the [[Volume 40|Be on Guard on a Sweet Date]]/[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 5]] case were not named and drawn mostly generically in the manga version. These named officers from the anime thus don't count for a manga-based appearance because they didn't actually appear in the print manga. Those officers can qualify for anime recurrence though.

* A character who appears just once in manga canon (and then does not reoccur), but has multiple appearances in the anime or movies goes on the recurring anime page, not the recurring manga page. That is because the character does not occur at least twice on the canon ink and paper.

[[List of minor recurring anime characters]] covers appearances in both the movies and the anime together. Characters that appear in multiple unlinked anime cases, or in multiple movies count for this list. A character that appears once in the anime and once in a movie also qualifies. Appearances outside of anime and movie canon (such as [[Detective Conan Special]]) don't count for the purposes of the this page.

=== Notable characters ===

[[List of notable case characters]] covers anyone else who doesn't fall in either of the other lists because they don't reoccur, or because they notably reoccur in some other Detective Conan media that isn't manga, anime, or movie.

There is some wiggle room for who qualifies as a notable character, but one that has a major impact on the plot (e.g. [[Hikaru Yasumoto]] for being relevant to the Vermouth arc's solution), is a love interest (e.g. [[Fusae Campbell]]), or considered notable by fans (e.g. [[Natsuki Koshimizu]] and [[Junya Tokitsu]] for being the highschool detectives of the North and South) are all good candidates. Not every character who is spotlighted in an episode or chapter will count.

== Speculation ==
Detective Conan is a long and intricate manga with many long-running mysteries. Many fans and casual readers find speculation sections which address popular theories and hints useful. Knowing the popular theories also eases newcomers' transitions into the fandom.

Speculation sections are generally allowed on character pages and other relevant pages (e.g. [[APTX 4869]], [[Black Organization]]). Users may also create speculation sections in their own userspace (User:Username/Subpage), provided they are not too resource intensive (e.g. image and other media heavy) or link to materials that could attract negative legal attention. (like links to fan scanlations or manga aggregate websites.)

Speculation sections in mainspace articles must follow certain guidelines to enforce quality and usefulness.
* Any speculation section should be clearly labeled so it isn't confused with known fact. This is most often done by adding a section titled "speculation" where various theories are presented in the subsections below it. Subsections should outright state or strongly imply the argument being presented.
* Speculation sections must be serious. No jokes.
* Speculation sections should be both well supported with evidence and notable (popular) by the fandom. A less popular theory with strong evidence or a very popular theory with weak evidence may qualify. If a theory is only popular in one particular fan subgroup or language, then it may not be notable. Truly popular theories will reappear in many languages and websites.
* Speculation sections must use sound logical arguments, quality evidence, and correctly interpret the source. Theories may be removed if they are based on specious logic, invalid assumptions, or misinterpretations of the source material.
* Please cite evidence and quotations in references. This makes it easy to fact check and allows others to examine the evidence and draw their own conclusions.
* The more speculation material there is on any one page, the higher the standards will be for all of it. This is to avoid cluttering a page with excess material by promoting the ejection of the weaker, more unlikely theories.
* [[The Boss of the Black Organization]] is a special case because there are too many theories with none dominant. It would be a nightmare to manage all the major theories about the boss that fans have floated over the years. Unless there is a major new hint, please don't add speculation sections to character pages suggesting that they are the boss. The Boss's own page will also be kept free of identity theories. The speculation section on the boss's page will be reserved for hypotheses that are self evident from facts.
* If you disagree with a speculation, you may add information to point out its flaws. Rebuttals are also held to the same high standards of evidence. If there looks to be a fight brewing between editors, work it out on the talk page. Speculation sections do not decide right and wrong, they are about presenting a suggestive argument which fairly addresses its merits and shortcomings. Only the strongest support and the clearest contradictions matter. If you are in an argument with someone over a theory section, don't set an arbitrary standard where the other editor must answer your 20+ concerns and prove each little assertion with citations in order to be good enough. That turns editing into a war of attrition, which isn't grounded in merit. Start with the core problems.
* Long, well supported speculations may have their own dedicated mainspace page. They should be tagged with the [[:Category:Theories|theories category]].
* Notability and evidence quality do not apply for theories in your user subspace. You should also tag your personal theory subpages with the [[:Category:Theories|theories category]], so other users can find them.

== Other ==

For any other standard issues not mentioned here, please try and follow Wikipedia's Manual of Style when making Detective Conan Wiki pages. For more information, please visit: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style Wikipedia's Manual of Style]

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Shinichi Kudo's New York Case/Gallery

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This is a gallery of images for the episode: [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]].

== Screenshots ==
=== Part 1 ===
<gallery widths=200px>
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h55m36s47.png|Title card
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h55m10s17.png|
Image:EP286-1.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h57m51s121.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h58m26s186.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h58m44s132.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h59m14s172.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h00m09s226.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h00m47s77.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h01m35s61.png|
Image:EP286-Kuroba.jpg|
Image:EP286-Sharons husband.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h03m46s56.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h05m22s10.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h07m03s249.png|
Image:Shinichi Kudo's New York Case EP286.jpg|
File:EP286-17.jpeg
File:EP286-18.jpeg
File:EP286—19.jpeg
</gallery>

=== Part 2 ===
<gallery widths=200px>
File:Greek Mithology 1.jpg|
Image:Greek Mithology 2.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h16m54s211.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h19m57s29.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h20m16s240.png|
Image:Shinichi Kudo's New York Case EP287.jpg|
Image:EP287-7.jpeg|
Image:EP287 8.jpeg|
Image:EP287 9.jpeg|
Image:EP287 10.jpeg|
Image:EP287 11.jpeg|
File:EP287-12.jpeg|
</gallery>

=== Part 3 ===
<gallery widths=200px>
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h26m37s223.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h26m52s78.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h27m34s2.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h30m02s203.png|
Image:EP288-12.PNG|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h31m01s30.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h31m19s191.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h32m20s51.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h32m42s1.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h33m52s223.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h34m12s168.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h34m55s69.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h35m08s210.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h35m46s66.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h36m23s192.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h36m42s131.png|
Image:EP288 18.jpeg|
Image:EP288 19.jpeg|
Image:EP288 20.jpeg|
Image:EP288 21.jpeg|
Image:EP288 22.jpeg|
Image:EP288 23.jpeg|
Image:EP288 24.jpeg|
</gallery>

=== Remastered version ===
<gallery widths=240px perrows=4>
File:286-288 Remastered 1.png|Ran watches a reporter talk about New York City on television.
File:286-288 Remastered 2.png|Conan's budding juggling career on display.
File:286-288 Remastered 3.png|Conan and Shinichi.
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h37m52s47.png|
</gallery>

=== [[Next Conan's Hint]] ===
<gallery widths=240px perrows=4>
File:Nch_0285.jpg|Part 1
File:Nch_0286.jpg|Part 2
File:Nch_0287.jpg|Part 3
Nch_re0286_288.jpg|Remaster
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]]

[[Category:Case galleries]]

Shinichi Kudo's New York Case/Gallery

2026-07-24T17:28:41Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Remastered version */

{{Needs image}}
This is a gallery of images for the episode: [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]].

== Screenshots ==
=== Part 1 ===
<gallery widths=200px>
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h55m36s47.png|Title card
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h55m10s17.png|
Image:EP286-1.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h57m51s121.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h58m26s186.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h58m44s132.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h59m14s172.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h00m09s226.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h00m47s77.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h01m35s61.png|
Image:EP286-Kuroba.jpg|
Image:EP286-Sharons husband.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h03m46s56.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h05m22s10.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h07m03s249.png|
Image:Shinichi Kudo's New York Case EP286.jpg|
File:EP286-17.jpeg
File:EP286-18.jpeg
File:EP286—19.jpeg
</gallery>

=== Part 2 ===
<gallery widths=200px>
File:Greek Mithology 1.jpg|
Image:Greek Mithology 2.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h16m54s211.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h19m57s29.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h20m16s240.png|
Image:Shinichi Kudo's New York Case EP287.jpg|
Image:EP287-7.jpeg|
Image:EP287 8.jpeg|
Image:EP287 9.jpeg|
Image:EP287 10.jpeg|
Image:EP287 11.jpeg|
File:EP287-12.jpeg|
</gallery>

=== Part 3 ===
<gallery widths=200px>
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h26m37s223.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h26m52s78.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h27m34s2.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h30m02s203.png|
Image:EP288-12.PNG|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h31m01s30.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h31m19s191.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h32m20s51.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h32m42s1.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h33m52s223.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h34m12s168.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h34m55s69.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h35m08s210.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h35m46s66.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h36m23s192.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h36m42s131.png|
Image:EP288 18.jpeg|
Image:EP288 19.jpeg|
Image:EP288 20.jpeg|
Image:EP288 21.jpeg|
Image:EP288 22.jpeg|
Image:EP288 23.jpeg|
Image:EP288 24.jpeg|
</gallery>

=== Remastered version ===
<gallery widths=240px perrows=4>
File:286-288 Remastered 1.png|Ran watches a reporter talk about New York City on television.
File:286-288 Remastered 2.png|Conan's budding juggling career on display.
File:286-288 Remastered 3.png|Conan and Shinichi.
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h37m52s47.png|
</gallery>

=== Next Conan's Hint ===
<gallery widths=240px perrows=4>
File:Nch_0285.jpg|Part 1
File:Nch_0286.jpg|Part 2
File:Nch_0287.jpg|Part 3
Nch_re0286_288.jpg|Remaster
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]]

[[Category:Case galleries]]

Shinichi Kudo's New York Case/Gallery

2026-07-24T17:28:31Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Part 3 */

{{Needs image}}
This is a gallery of images for the episode: [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]].

== Screenshots ==
=== Part 1 ===
<gallery widths=200px>
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h55m36s47.png|Title card
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h55m10s17.png|
Image:EP286-1.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h57m51s121.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h58m26s186.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h58m44s132.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h59m14s172.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h00m09s226.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h00m47s77.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h01m35s61.png|
Image:EP286-Kuroba.jpg|
Image:EP286-Sharons husband.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h03m46s56.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h05m22s10.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h07m03s249.png|
Image:Shinichi Kudo's New York Case EP286.jpg|
File:EP286-17.jpeg
File:EP286-18.jpeg
File:EP286—19.jpeg
</gallery>

=== Part 2 ===
<gallery widths=200px>
File:Greek Mithology 1.jpg|
Image:Greek Mithology 2.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h16m54s211.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h19m57s29.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h20m16s240.png|
Image:Shinichi Kudo's New York Case EP287.jpg|
Image:EP287-7.jpeg|
Image:EP287 8.jpeg|
Image:EP287 9.jpeg|
Image:EP287 10.jpeg|
Image:EP287 11.jpeg|
File:EP287-12.jpeg|
</gallery>

=== Part 3 ===
<gallery widths=200px>
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h26m37s223.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h26m52s78.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h27m34s2.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h30m02s203.png|
Image:EP288-12.PNG|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h31m01s30.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h31m19s191.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h32m20s51.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h32m42s1.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h33m52s223.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h34m12s168.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h34m55s69.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h35m08s210.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h35m46s66.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h36m23s192.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h36m42s131.png|
Image:EP288 18.jpeg|
Image:EP288 19.jpeg|
Image:EP288 20.jpeg|
Image:EP288 21.jpeg|
Image:EP288 22.jpeg|
Image:EP288 23.jpeg|
Image:EP288 24.jpeg|
</gallery>

=== Remastered version ===
<gallery widths=240px perrows=4>
File:286-288 Remastered 1.png|Ran watches a reporter talk about New York City on television.
File:286-288 Remastered 2.png|Conan's budding juggling career on display.
File:286-288 Remastered 3.png|Conan and Shinichi.
</gallery>

=== Next Conan's Hint ===
<gallery widths=240px perrows=4>
File:Nch_0285.jpg|Part 1
File:Nch_0286.jpg|Part 2
File:Nch_0287.jpg|Part 3
Nch_re0286_288.jpg|Remaster
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]]

[[Category:Case galleries]]

Shinichi Kudo's New York Case/Gallery

2026-07-24T17:27:36Z

DavidHolandaOne:

{{Needs image}}
This is a gallery of images for the episode: [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]].

== Screenshots ==
=== Part 1 ===
<gallery widths=200px>
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h55m36s47.png|Title card
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h55m10s17.png|
Image:EP286-1.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h57m51s121.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h58m26s186.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h58m44s132.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h59m14s172.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h00m09s226.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h00m47s77.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h01m35s61.png|
Image:EP286-Kuroba.jpg|
Image:EP286-Sharons husband.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h03m46s56.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h05m22s10.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h07m03s249.png|
Image:Shinichi Kudo's New York Case EP286.jpg|
File:EP286-17.jpeg
File:EP286-18.jpeg
File:EP286—19.jpeg
</gallery>

=== Part 2 ===
<gallery widths=200px>
File:Greek Mithology 1.jpg|
Image:Greek Mithology 2.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h16m54s211.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h19m57s29.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h20m16s240.png|
Image:Shinichi Kudo's New York Case EP287.jpg|
Image:EP287-7.jpeg|
Image:EP287 8.jpeg|
Image:EP287 9.jpeg|
Image:EP287 10.jpeg|
Image:EP287 11.jpeg|
File:EP287-12.jpeg|
</gallery>

=== Part 3 ===
<gallery widths=200px>
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h26m37s223.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h26m52s78.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h27m34s2.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h30m02s203.png|
Image:EP288-12.PNG|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h31m01s30.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h31m19s191.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h32m20s51.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h32m42s1.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h33m52s223.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h34m12s168.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h34m55s69.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h35m08s210.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h35m46s66.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h36m23s192.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h36m42s131.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h37m52s47.png|
Image:EP288 18.jpeg|
Image:EP288 19.jpeg|
Image:EP288 20.jpeg|
Image:EP288 21.jpeg|
Image:EP288 22.jpeg|
Image:EP288 23.jpeg|
Image:EP288 24.jpeg|
</gallery>

=== Remastered version ===
<gallery widths=240px perrows=4>
File:286-288 Remastered 1.png|Ran watches a reporter talk about New York City on television.
File:286-288 Remastered 2.png|Conan's budding juggling career on display.
File:286-288 Remastered 3.png|Conan and Shinichi.
</gallery>

=== Next Conan's Hint ===
<gallery widths=240px perrows=4>
File:Nch_0285.jpg|Part 1
File:Nch_0286.jpg|Part 2
File:Nch_0287.jpg|Part 3
Nch_re0286_288.jpg|Remaster
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]]

[[Category:Case galleries]]

Shinichi Kudo's New York Case/Gallery

2026-07-24T17:18:24Z

DavidHolandaOne:

{{Needs image}}
This is a gallery of images for the episode: [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]].

== Screenshots ==
=== Part 1 ===
<gallery widths=180px perrow=5>
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h55m36s47.png|Title card
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h55m10s17.png|
Image:EP286-1.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h57m51s121.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h58m26s186.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h58m44s132.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-15h59m14s172.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h00m09s226.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h00m47s77.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h01m35s61.png|
Image:EP286-Kuroba.jpg|
Image:EP286-Sharons husband.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h03m46s56.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h05m22s10.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h07m03s249.png|
Image:Shinichi Kudo's New York Case EP286.jpg|
File:EP286-17.jpeg
File:EP286-18.jpeg
File:EP286—19.jpeg
</gallery>

=== Part 2 ===
<gallery widths=180px perrow=5>
File:Greek Mithology 1.jpg|
Image:Greek Mithology 2.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h16m54s211.jpg|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h19m57s29.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h20m16s240.png|
Image:Shinichi Kudo's New York Case EP287.jpg|
Image:EP287-7.jpeg|
Image:EP287 8.jpeg|
Image:EP287 9.jpeg|
Image:EP287 10.jpeg|
Image:EP287 11.jpeg|
File:EP287-12.jpeg|
</gallery>

=== Part 3 ===
<gallery widths=180px perrow=5>
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h26m37s223.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h26m52s78.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h27m34s2.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h30m02s203.png|
Image:EP288-12.PNG|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h31m01s30.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h31m19s191.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h32m20s51.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h32m42s1.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h33m52s223.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h34m12s168.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h34m55s69.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h35m08s210.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h35m46s66.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h36m23s192.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h36m42s131.png|
Image:vlcsnap-2013-12-02-16h37m52s47.png|
Image:EP288 18.jpeg|
Image:EP288 19.jpeg|
Image:EP288 20.jpeg|
Image:EP288 21.jpeg|
Image:EP288 22.jpeg|
Image:EP288 23.jpeg|
Image:EP288 24.jpeg|
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]]

[[Category:Case galleries]]

Kaiju Gomera vs. Kamen Yaiba/Gallery

2026-07-24T15:39:53Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Key artwork */

Kaiju Gomera vs. Kamen Yaiba/Gallery

2026-07-24T15:39:30Z

DavidHolandaOne:

File:Kaiju Gomera vs. Kamen Yaiba preview poster.png

2026-07-24T15:37:24Z

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The Heartfelt Strap

2026-07-23T16:12:01Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Introduced */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 925-926
| int-episode = 980-981
| image = TV Episode 925-926.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|心のこもったストラップ}} (Kokoro no Komotta Sutorappu)
| rating = 8.7% (Part 1) 6.5% (Part 2)
| Manga case number = #289
| airdate = December 15, 2018 (Part 1) December 22, 2018 (Part 2)
| season = [[Season 23|23]]
| manga = [[Volume 94#Haibara's Lost Phone Strap Case|Volume 94: Files 5-7 (997-999)]]
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Detective Boys]] [[Rei Furuya]] [[Subaru Okiya]] [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Apollo Glass]] [[Minerva Glass]] [[Ryusuke Higo]] [[Hideo Akagi]] [[Naoki Uemura]] [[Shigetatsu Masunaga]] [[Masakiyo Maedono]] [[Tsuyoshi Itazawa]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Yuya Kazami]] [[Kamen Yaiba]] [[Takahiro Sanada]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rei Furuya]]
| next-conan-hint = Window glass (Part 1) Haibara's strap (Part 2)
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| screenplay = 925: [[Yasuyuki Honda]] 926: [[Yasuyuki Honda]] and [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| storyboard = 925: [[Yasuyuki Honda]] 926: [[Yasuyuki Honda]] and [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| producer = 925: [[Yoshihiro Yamaguchi]] 926: [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] and [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| animation-director = 925: [[Seiji Muta]] (Supervisor) [[Akio Kawamura]] 926: [[Masatomo Sudo]] and [[Seiji Muta]] (Supervisors) [[Kenichi Otomo]] [[Nobuyuki Iwai]]
|character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Chiemi Hironaka]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = 925: [[BIG BANG]]
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]] [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Kenichi Ogata]] as [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Takahiro Sakurai]] as [[Ryusuke Higo]] [[Motoki Sakuma]] as Driver and Staff [[Shoko Yuzuki]] as Conductor [[Tohru Furuya]] as [[Rei Furuya]] [[Ryotaro Okiayu]] as [[Subaru Okiya]] [[Nobuo Tobita]] as [[Yuya Kazami]] [[Kissei Kumamoto]] as Mysterious man [[Yasuhiko Kawazu]] as Mr. Yoshida [[Saki Nitta]] as Yuto Yoshida
| opening-song = Timeline (song)
| closing-song = Aozolighter
| prev-episode = The Sun Sets in Tangerine Fields
| next-episode = The Scarlet School Trip
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|心のこもったストラップ|Kokoro no Komotta Sutorappu}} is the 925th and 926th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
=== Introduced ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{newChar|[[Yuya Kazami]]|Yuya Kazami.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Japanese PSB officer}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Featured ===
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Ryusuke Higo|display=Ryusuke Higo (background/flashback)}}
{{char|Hideo Akagi}}
{{char|Takahiro Sanada|display=Takahiro Sanada (figurine)}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
{{char|Ran Mouri|display=Ran Mouri (flashback)}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri|display=Kogoro Mouri (flashback)}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori|display=Heiji Hattori (flashback)}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama|display=Kazuha Toyama (flashback)}}
{{char|Minerva Glass|display=Minerva Glass (flashback)}}
{{char|Apollo Glass|display=Apollo Glass (flashback)}}
{{char|Kamen Yaiba|display=Kamen Yaiba (background)}}
{{char|Naoki Uemura}}
{{char|Masakiyo Maedono}}
{{char|Tsuyoshi Itazawa}}
{{char|Shigetatsu Masunaga}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Detective Boys Badge}}
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
{{Gadget|Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
=== Part 1 ===
Conan unsuccessfully tries to convince Haibara to give him a couple antidotes in order to go to the Kyoto trip with Ran as a high schooler. Suddenly, Haibara finds out she lost the Higo puppet phone strap she bought at the stadium store. It was particularly precious to her because Ryusuke Higo touched it in the bleachers during the football match. She freezes in disbelief and collapses against the wall.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Theft?
| image = EP925 Case1.png
| location = Shinjuku Line train car #3
| victim = Ai Haibara
| age = 6/7 years old
| time =
| cause-death = Ryusuke Higo charm
| cause-death-label = Missing items
| suspects = Yuto Yoshida, Mr. Yoshida, and mysterious man
| description = As the train arrives in Beika Station, it stops roughly, making everyone fell. After the Detective Boys disembark and go back to Agasa's house, Haibara notices that her phone strap has disappeared. Is it robbery or simply lost?
}}

Conan makes a deal with Haibara: he'll go and with the Detective Boys to find her phone strap, in exchange for the antidotes. Conan and the Boys are helped by Amuro and rush to the train stations' lost and found, all while being spied on by a strange man.

=== Part 2 ===
They successfully locate the the boy and his father at the beach. The two are glad to have the situation resolved and take out the Higo phone strap to give to Conan. Suddenly, the mysterious man appears and swipes it out of his hand.

=== People ===
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Yuto Yoshida|Yuto Yoshida.jpg|
* Boy from the train
* Elementary school 1st grade student}}
{{people|Mr. Yoshida|EP925 Mr. Yoshida.jpg|
* Man from the train
* Yuto's father}}
{{people|Unknown man|EP925 Unknown man.jpg|
* Follows the Detective Boys}}
{{people|Clerk|EP925 Clerk.jpg|
* Restaurant Danny's dining clerk}}
{{people|Man|EP925 Man.jpg|
* Shinjuku Line Chiyari train station employee}}
{{endBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>While the Detective Boys are still shouting, Conan waits in front the changing rooms. When the man appears, Conan stops him and starts his deduction.

{{BeginBox}}
{{people|Robber|EP926 Robber.jpg|
* Real identity of the mysterious man
* Disguised as a clam digger}}
{{EndBox}}

The man asks Conan who he is, but he simply tells him that he can stop playing dumb. Conan fist explains that the man could change his flat cap and jacket at the beach store, but there was no way of changing out of his pants without going to the changing room. The man tries to explain himself by saying that he's changing so he can go clam digging, but Conan rebuts that it's late in the afternoon; everyone is beginning to leave and it's too late to start. Conan then points out the price tag attached to is hat which, proving that he had just bought and put on the hat. Conan finishes by saying that the strap is sticking out from his bag. The man then checks and smugly replies that it is fully hidden in the bag, ultimately exposing himself. The man tries to escape but Conan knocks him out with his soccer ball. Amuro comments on Conan's Power Enhancing Kick Shoes.

=== Aftermath ===
The mysterious man turns out to be innocent. There were two Higo phone straps bought at the stadium, and the man also dropped his on the train, which was picked up by the boy and his father. Haibara's strap had actually been in Genta's hood, until it dropped out in a parking when it started raining. At the end, they are able to return the strap but it was partially destroyed, having been run over by a car. The DBs washed it and drew a replacement eye with a permanent marker. Haibara looks at the strap as her excitement turns into disgust and horror, refusing Conan's pleas to give him the antidote. Professor Agasa treats the Detective Boys for finding the strap, and Subaru asks about the driver of the RX-7 (Amuro) for a confrontation.</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* Cars parked in Danny's parking are:
:* Lime green Suzuki swift. License plate: 新宿 530, も 29-40 (Shinjuku 530, Mo 29-40).
:* Pastel pink Nissan Cube new generation. License plate not visible.
* Restaurant Danny's Dining reappers, but this time in another of its locations.
* Different souvernir phone straps dedicated to Big Osaka players have other players' phone strap:
:* Murakami (村上)
:* Ue (宇江)
:* Nakahara (中原)
:* Miyamoto (宮元)
:* Tono (戸尾)
:* Watanabe (渡辺)
* In [[The Mysterious Old Man Disappearance Case]], Conan did what Amuro told Kazami to do in this case.
* Yuto Yoshida (吉田佑斗)'s name comes from Yuri Yoshida (吉田有里) and Yuto Adachi (安達佑斗), editors at [[Shonen Sunday]]. The first name Yuto is also a reference to the manga about football {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia: Shoot! (manga)|Shoot!]]|シュート!|Shūto}}.<ref name="A">{{cite web|url=http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-24.html|accessdate=2023-05-04|title=青山先生のもじり方【９１巻～１００巻】}}</ref>
* Chiyari Station (千槍駅) comes from {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia: Charing Cross railway station|Charing Cross Station]]|チャリング・クロス駅|Charingu Kurosu-eki}} in London.<ref name="A"/>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
* Unlike the manga, which described the background behind why the mysterious man really stole the strap, the anime only explained it briefly.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|El nino per al mòbil que m'ha robat el cor|The phone doll that stole my heart}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Un Précieux Strap en peluche|A precious strap in a plush}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|สายคล้องโทรศัพท์ที่หายไป|The lost strap}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Chiếc móc điện thoại chứa đựng tâm thư|The Phone Strap Containing a Love Message}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 23]]

{{Season 23}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category: Animation directed by Akio Kawamura]]
[[Category: Animation directed by Kenichi Otomo]]
[[Category: Animation directed by Nobuyuki Iwai]]

[[de:Episode 925]]
[[zh:TV925]]

The Heartfelt Strap

2026-07-23T16:11:52Z

DavidHolandaOne:

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 925-926
| int-episode = 980-981
| image = TV Episode 925-926.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|心のこもったストラップ}} (Kokoro no Komotta Sutorappu)
| rating = 8.7% (Part 1) 6.5% (Part 2)
| Manga case number = #289
| airdate = December 15, 2018 (Part 1) December 22, 2018 (Part 2)
| season = [[Season 23|23]]
| manga = [[Volume 94#Haibara's Lost Phone Strap Case|Volume 94: Files 5-7 (997-999)]]
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Detective Boys]] [[Rei Furuya]] [[Subaru Okiya]] [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Apollo Glass]] [[Minerva Glass]] [[Ryusuke Higo]] [[Hideo Akagi]] [[Naoki Uemura]] [[Shigetatsu Masunaga]] [[Masakiyo Maedono]] [[Tsuyoshi Itazawa]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Yuya Kazami]] [[Kamen Yaiba]] [[Takahiro Sanada]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rei Furuya]]
| next-conan-hint = Window glass (Part 1) Haibara's strap (Part 2)
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| screenplay = 925: [[Yasuyuki Honda]] 926: [[Yasuyuki Honda]] and [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| storyboard = 925: [[Yasuyuki Honda]] 926: [[Yasuyuki Honda]] and [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| producer = 925: [[Yoshihiro Yamaguchi]] 926: [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] and [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| animation-director = 925: [[Seiji Muta]] (Supervisor) [[Akio Kawamura]] 926: [[Masatomo Sudo]] and [[Seiji Muta]] (Supervisors) [[Kenichi Otomo]] [[Nobuyuki Iwai]]
|character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Chiemi Hironaka]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = 925: [[BIG BANG]]
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]] [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Kenichi Ogata]] as [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Takahiro Sakurai]] as [[Ryusuke Higo]] [[Motoki Sakuma]] as Driver and Staff [[Shoko Yuzuki]] as Conductor [[Tohru Furuya]] as [[Rei Furuya]] [[Ryotaro Okiayu]] as [[Subaru Okiya]] [[Nobuo Tobita]] as [[Yuya Kazami]] [[Kissei Kumamoto]] as Mysterious man [[Yasuhiko Kawazu]] as Mr. Yoshida [[Saki Nitta]] as Yuto Yoshida
| opening-song = Timeline (song)
| closing-song = Aozolighter
| prev-episode = The Sun Sets in Tangerine Fields
| next-episode = The Scarlet School Trip
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|心のこもったストラップ|Kokoro no Komotta Sutorappu}} is the 925th and 926th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
== Introduced ==
{{BeginBox}}
{{newChar|[[Yuya Kazami]]|Yuya Kazami.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Japanese PSB officer}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Featured ===
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Ryusuke Higo|display=Ryusuke Higo (background/flashback)}}
{{char|Hideo Akagi}}
{{char|Takahiro Sanada|display=Takahiro Sanada (figurine)}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
{{char|Ran Mouri|display=Ran Mouri (flashback)}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri|display=Kogoro Mouri (flashback)}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori|display=Heiji Hattori (flashback)}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama|display=Kazuha Toyama (flashback)}}
{{char|Minerva Glass|display=Minerva Glass (flashback)}}
{{char|Apollo Glass|display=Apollo Glass (flashback)}}
{{char|Kamen Yaiba|display=Kamen Yaiba (background)}}
{{char|Naoki Uemura}}
{{char|Masakiyo Maedono}}
{{char|Tsuyoshi Itazawa}}
{{char|Shigetatsu Masunaga}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Detective Boys Badge}}
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
{{Gadget|Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
=== Part 1 ===
Conan unsuccessfully tries to convince Haibara to give him a couple antidotes in order to go to the Kyoto trip with Ran as a high schooler. Suddenly, Haibara finds out she lost the Higo puppet phone strap she bought at the stadium store. It was particularly precious to her because Ryusuke Higo touched it in the bleachers during the football match. She freezes in disbelief and collapses against the wall.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Theft?
| image = EP925 Case1.png
| location = Shinjuku Line train car #3
| victim = Ai Haibara
| age = 6/7 years old
| time =
| cause-death = Ryusuke Higo charm
| cause-death-label = Missing items
| suspects = Yuto Yoshida, Mr. Yoshida, and mysterious man
| description = As the train arrives in Beika Station, it stops roughly, making everyone fell. After the Detective Boys disembark and go back to Agasa's house, Haibara notices that her phone strap has disappeared. Is it robbery or simply lost?
}}

Conan makes a deal with Haibara: he'll go and with the Detective Boys to find her phone strap, in exchange for the antidotes. Conan and the Boys are helped by Amuro and rush to the train stations' lost and found, all while being spied on by a strange man.

=== Part 2 ===
They successfully locate the the boy and his father at the beach. The two are glad to have the situation resolved and take out the Higo phone strap to give to Conan. Suddenly, the mysterious man appears and swipes it out of his hand.

=== People ===
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Yuto Yoshida|Yuto Yoshida.jpg|
* Boy from the train
* Elementary school 1st grade student}}
{{people|Mr. Yoshida|EP925 Mr. Yoshida.jpg|
* Man from the train
* Yuto's father}}
{{people|Unknown man|EP925 Unknown man.jpg|
* Follows the Detective Boys}}
{{people|Clerk|EP925 Clerk.jpg|
* Restaurant Danny's dining clerk}}
{{people|Man|EP925 Man.jpg|
* Shinjuku Line Chiyari train station employee}}
{{endBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>While the Detective Boys are still shouting, Conan waits in front the changing rooms. When the man appears, Conan stops him and starts his deduction.

{{BeginBox}}
{{people|Robber|EP926 Robber.jpg|
* Real identity of the mysterious man
* Disguised as a clam digger}}
{{EndBox}}

The man asks Conan who he is, but he simply tells him that he can stop playing dumb. Conan fist explains that the man could change his flat cap and jacket at the beach store, but there was no way of changing out of his pants without going to the changing room. The man tries to explain himself by saying that he's changing so he can go clam digging, but Conan rebuts that it's late in the afternoon; everyone is beginning to leave and it's too late to start. Conan then points out the price tag attached to is hat which, proving that he had just bought and put on the hat. Conan finishes by saying that the strap is sticking out from his bag. The man then checks and smugly replies that it is fully hidden in the bag, ultimately exposing himself. The man tries to escape but Conan knocks him out with his soccer ball. Amuro comments on Conan's Power Enhancing Kick Shoes.

=== Aftermath ===
The mysterious man turns out to be innocent. There were two Higo phone straps bought at the stadium, and the man also dropped his on the train, which was picked up by the boy and his father. Haibara's strap had actually been in Genta's hood, until it dropped out in a parking when it started raining. At the end, they are able to return the strap but it was partially destroyed, having been run over by a car. The DBs washed it and drew a replacement eye with a permanent marker. Haibara looks at the strap as her excitement turns into disgust and horror, refusing Conan's pleas to give him the antidote. Professor Agasa treats the Detective Boys for finding the strap, and Subaru asks about the driver of the RX-7 (Amuro) for a confrontation.</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* Cars parked in Danny's parking are:
:* Lime green Suzuki swift. License plate: 新宿 530, も 29-40 (Shinjuku 530, Mo 29-40).
:* Pastel pink Nissan Cube new generation. License plate not visible.
* Restaurant Danny's Dining reappers, but this time in another of its locations.
* Different souvernir phone straps dedicated to Big Osaka players have other players' phone strap:
:* Murakami (村上)
:* Ue (宇江)
:* Nakahara (中原)
:* Miyamoto (宮元)
:* Tono (戸尾)
:* Watanabe (渡辺)
* In [[The Mysterious Old Man Disappearance Case]], Conan did what Amuro told Kazami to do in this case.
* Yuto Yoshida (吉田佑斗)'s name comes from Yuri Yoshida (吉田有里) and Yuto Adachi (安達佑斗), editors at [[Shonen Sunday]]. The first name Yuto is also a reference to the manga about football {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia: Shoot! (manga)|Shoot!]]|シュート!|Shūto}}.<ref name="A">{{cite web|url=http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-24.html|accessdate=2023-05-04|title=青山先生のもじり方【９１巻～１００巻】}}</ref>
* Chiyari Station (千槍駅) comes from {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia: Charing Cross railway station|Charing Cross Station]]|チャリング・クロス駅|Charingu Kurosu-eki}} in London.<ref name="A"/>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
* Unlike the manga, which described the background behind why the mysterious man really stole the strap, the anime only explained it briefly.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|El nino per al mòbil que m'ha robat el cor|The phone doll that stole my heart}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Un Précieux Strap en peluche|A precious strap in a plush}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|สายคล้องโทรศัพท์ที่หายไป|The lost strap}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Chiếc móc điện thoại chứa đựng tâm thư|The Phone Strap Containing a Love Message}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 23]]

{{Season 23}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category: Animation directed by Akio Kawamura]]
[[Category: Animation directed by Kenichi Otomo]]
[[Category: Animation directed by Nobuyuki Iwai]]

[[de:Episode 925]]
[[zh:TV925]]

The Mystery of the Michelin Starred Restaurant

2026-07-23T16:10:46Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Trivia */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 893
| int-episode = 948
| image = TV Episode 893.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|星付きレストランの謎}} (Hoshi-tsuki Resutoran no Nazo)
| rating = 7.3%
| Remastered broadcast rating = 6.1%
| Filler case number = #289
| airdate = February 24, 2018 February 1, 2025 '''(Remastered version)'''<ref name="fremr"/>
| season = [[Season 23|23]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint = Mary Celeste Tiramisu '''(Remastered version)'''
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| screenplay = [[Junichi Miyashita]]
| organizer =
| storyboard = [[Yasuyuki Honda]]
| producer = [[Takanori Yano]]
| animation-director = [[Seiji Muta]] (supervisor) [[Akio Kawamura]]
|character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Akiko Motoyoshi]] (sub-character) [[Kumiko Shishido]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = [[BIG BANG]]
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Daiki Nakamura]] as [[Eigo Kuchiishi]] [[Masami Azuma]] as [[Kozo Kano]] [[Yoko Imaizumi]] as [[Mitsuyo Ekuni]] [[Taiten Kusunoki]] as [[Teruaki Onda]]
| opening-song = Everything OK!!
| closing-song = Kamikaze Express
| prev-episode = Bakumatsu Revolution Mystery Tour
| next-episode = The Tokyo-Style Detective Show Next Door
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|星付きレストランの謎|Hoshi-tsuki Resutoran no Nazo}} is the 893rd episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted murder
| image = Ep893 Case1.jpg
| location = [[Cucina Eigo]] restaurant
| victim = Eigo Kuchiishi
| age = 28 years old
| cause-death = Blunt force trauma
| cause-death-label = Cause of injury
| suspects = Unknown
| suspects-label = Suspects
| description =
}}

=== People ===
{{beginBox}}
{{people|[[Eigo Kuchiishi]]|Eigo Kuchiishi.png|
* Victim (beaten - injured)
* 28 years old
* "Cucina Eigo" restaurant owner and chef}}
{{people|[[Kozo Kano]]|Kozo Kano.jpg|
* Victim (kidnapped)
* 40 years old
* Onda Trading employee}}
{{people|[[Kazuki Iketani]]|Kazuki Iketani.jpg|
* Victim (kidnapped)
* 28 years old
* Onda Trading employee}}
{{people|[[Mitsuyo Ekuni]]|Mitsuyo Ekuni.jpg|
* Victim (kidnapped)
* 38 years old
* Onda Trading employee}}
{{people|[[Tokuro Sahara]]|Takuro Sahara.jpg|
* Victim (kidnapped)
* 35 years old
* Onda Trading employee}}
{{people|[[Kaori Manaka]]|Kaori Manaka.jpg|
* Victim (kidnapped)
* 25 years old
* Onda Trading employee}}
{{people|[[Teruaki Onda]]|Teruaki Onda.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Onda Trading president}}
{{people|[[Keigo Kuchiishi]]|Keigo Kuchiishi.png|
* Deceased (suicide?)
* Eigo's father
* Onda Trading employee}}
{{endBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
[[File:Eigo and his dad.jpg|200px|thumb|Eigo and his father.]]
The culprit is '''Eigo Kuchiishi'''. He did it to avenge his father.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Kidnapping
| image = Ep893 Case2.jpg
| location = Eigo's warehouse
| victim = Kozo Kano, Kazuki Iketani, Mitsuyo Ekuni, Tokuro Sahara, and Kaori Manaka
| age = 40 years old (Kozo), 28 years old (Kazuki), 38 years old (Mitsuyo), 35 years old (Tokuro), and 25 years old (Kaori)
| suspects = Unknown
| suspects-label = Suspects
| description = Conan and Takagi found the five kidnapped victims inside the warehouse.
}}
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Hostage situation
| image = Ep893 Case3.jpg
| location = Onda Trading
| victim = Teruaki Onda
| age = 45 years old
| suspects = Eigo Kuchiishi
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description =
}}

==== Aftermath ====
Onda and five employees (Kozo, Kazuki, Mitsuyo, Tokuro, and Kaori) are arrested for corruption charges. Keigo is innocent from the corruption charges.</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
[[File:Michelin Star.gif|thumb|200px|[[Wikipedia: Michelin Guide|Michelin Star]]]]
* The prefix ''Kuchi'' in Eigo and his father's surname (Kuchiishi) probably comes from the italian word ''Cucina'' that means cooking or kitchen and because Eigo is a cook specialized in italian cuisine and his restaurant's name is ''Cucina Eigo''.
* The [[Wikipedia: Michelin Guide|Michelin Guide]] also called red guide because of its color is a travel guide written by the french tire manufacturer ''[[Wikipedia: Michelin|Michelin]]'' and was first written in 1900. It selects every year restaurants and hotels around the world based on its own criteria. It has now around 15,725 restaurants, of whom 857 are in Japan, more than any other country in the world. 22 of them are 3 stars, 73 are 2 stars and a staggering 318 are 1 star. At the time of the episode's broadcast, there were 437 Michelin starred restaurants in Tokyo and its surroundings including 12 three-stars restaurants, 42 two-stars restaurants and 153 one-star restaurants. It is unknown how many stars Cucina Eigo has.
* The type of vehicles shown in this episode are:
** The car parked in front of Cucina Eigo is a Alpine white 2002 BMW 330i E46 LCI with the license plate written: 新宿 800, あ 82-04 (Shinjuku 800, A 82-04).
** The employee van is a 2005 Subaru Dias Wagon [TV].
* The mystery of what happened on the [[Wikipedia: Mary Celeste|Mary Celeste]] is directly referenced early in the case.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|El misteri del restaurant d'una estrella|One-star restaurant mystery}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Le Mystère du restaurant étoilé|The mystery of the starred restaurant}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|คดีปริศนาของภัตตาคารติดดาว|The mystery of a starred restaurant case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Bí ẩn trong nhà hàng có sao Michelin|The Mystery of a Michelin Starred Restaurant}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
<references>
<ref name="fremr">Video not actually remastered, but follows the remaster pattern. Modern OP/ED and upscaled.</ref>
</references>

== See also ==
* [[Season 23]]

{{Season 23}}

[[Category:Remastered episode]]
[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akio Kawamura]]

[[de:Episode 893]]
[[zh:TV893]]

Genta's Certain Kill Shot

2026-07-23T16:06:16Z

DavidHolandaOne:

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 476-477
| int-episode = 516-517
| image = TV Episode 476-477.jpg
| title = Genta's Certain Kill Shot
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 元太の必殺シュート (Genta no Hissatsu Shūto)
| rating = 9.3% 8.7%
| Manga case number = #164
| season = [[Season 12|12]]
| manga = [[Volume 55#Genta's Shoot Case|Volume 55: Files 3-5 (567-569)]]
| airdate = June 25, 2007 (Part 1) July 2, 2007 (Part 2)
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Detective Boys]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Azusa Enomoto]] [[Hideo Akagi]] [[Naoki Uemura]]
| suspects =
| solved-by = [[Hiroshi Agasa]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint = Parking ticket (Part 1) A teasing priest (Part 2)
| director = [[Masato Sato]]
| organizer = 476: [[Masuku Taiga]] 477: [[Takashi Sano]]
| storyboard = 476: [[Masuku Taiga]] 477: [[Takashi Sano]]
| producer = 476: [[Masahiro Hosoda]] 477: [[Masami Furukawa]]
| animation-director = 476: [[Tomoyuki Kanno]] 477: [[Ryuji Totake]]
| character-design = [[Mari Tominaga]] [[Tomochi Kosaka]] (sub-character) [[Kumiko Shishido]] (design works)
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]], [[Genta Kojima]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Kenichi Ogata]] as [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Tōru Ōkawa]] as Tatsuzo Genda [[Yūji Ueda]] as Hiromasa Inagaki [[Tarō Arakawa]] as Ludger Heinen [[Ryūzō Hasuike]] as Announcer [[Satomi Arai]] as Waitress [[Akira Kamiya]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Mikiko Enomoto]] as [[Azusa Enomoto]] [[Hiroyuki Yokoo]] as Radio Voice [[Shōtarō Morikubo]] as Kanji Kojima
| opening-song = Namida no Yesterday
| closing-song = I still believe ~Tameiki~
| prev-episode = Bad Luck Grand Prix
| next-episode = Real 30 Minutes
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|元太の必殺シュート|Genta no Hissatsu Shūto}} is the 476th and 477th episode of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{Char|Hideo Akagi}}
{{Char|Naoki Uemura}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
==== Part 1 ====
Agasa takes the Detective Boys to a cheesecake bakery. Genta however decides to remain in the underground parking lot and continues to kick a soccer ball against a wall. When Genta hears a strange sound, he misses his kick and subsequently losses balance and falls on his head causing him to lose consciousness. When he awakens, he searches for the soccer ball only to find a German named Ludger Heinen with a severe head injury. The Detective Boys arrive upon hearing Genta's scream. Ludger points at Genta and says criminal and "El" before losing consciousness.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Robbery - Attempted Murder
| image = EP476-477 Case 1.jpg
| location = Parking lot
| victim = Ludger Heinen
| age = 42 years old
| cause-death = Blunt Force Trauma
| cause-death-label = Injury
| suspects = [[Genta Kojima]], Kanji Kojima, Hiromasa Inagaki, and Tatsuzo Genda
| description = Ludger injured by swollen forehead injury from a metal rod.
}}

The police arrive and reveal that the culprit was searching for money. Conan reveals that there were only three people in the parking lot during the time the attack occurred.

==== Part 2 ====
The police gather the three suspects together.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kanji Kojima|Kanji Kojima.jpg|
* 28 years old}}
{{People|Ludger Heinen|Ludger Heinen.jpg|
* Victim (beaten - injured)
* 42 years old}}
{{People|Hiromasa Inagaki|Hiromasa Inagaki.jpg|
* 35 years old}}
{{People|Tatsuzo Genda|Tatsuzo Genda.jpg|
* 44 years old}}
{{People|[[Wikipedia: Franz Beckenbauer|Franz Beckenbauer]]|Franz Beckenbauer.jpg|
* 61 years old
* Real-life pro footballer}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>Conan reveals that the culprit is '''Kanji Kojima'''. Conan explains that the criminal is like Genta, meaning a mischievous boy and an elf. Conan reveals that the number eleven in German is pronounced as "Elf", the number that Kojima is wearing on his back. Kojima refuses to confess to the crime, Conan reveals that Kojima claimed he was busy listening to a horse race in the underground parking lot in his car in a desolate location in the parking lot yet he knew Genta was the first one to find Ludger meaning Kojima was at the crime scene. He then attempts to escape, but Genda stops him. Kojima is then apprehended by the authorities. The next day, Ludger gives Genta a cheesecake as an apology for pointing him out as a criminal.</spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
<spoiler>* In the anime, after Kanji revealed to be the culprit, he tries to run away, but Genda stops and beats him in one hit.</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* The type of vehicles shown in this episode are:
** Ludger Heinen's vehicle is a silver 2004 Honda Legend [KB1].
** Kanji Kojima's vehicle is a blue metallic 2007 Nissan Wingroad [Y12] with the license plate of 78-23.
** Tatsuzo Genda's vehicle is a flint gray 2007 Mercedes-Benz E350 [W211].

== BGM listing ==
=== Part 1 ===
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem |3:11 - 4:45|蘭・愛のテーマ（ギターver.）|Ran・Ai no Tēma (Gitā ver.)|Ran's Love Theme (Guitar ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |4:58 - 5:48|阿笠博士のテーマ|Agasa Hakase no Tēma|Professor Agasa's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |6:02 - 7:26|のんびり気分１|Nonbiri Kibun 1|Carefree Feeling 1|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |7:45 - 8:35|怪人包帯男１|Kaijin Hōtai Otoko 1|The Mysterious Bandaged Man 1|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |9:29 - 10:08|トロピカルランド'07|Toropikaru Rando '07|Tropical Land '07|[[Detective Conan TV Original Soundtrack Selection Best]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |10:21 - 10:50|オセンチな歩美|Osenchina Ayumi|Sentimental Ayumi|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |11:07 - 11:17|赤い光のスナイパー１|Akai Hikari no Sunaipā 1|The Sniper's Red Light 1|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |11:29 - 11:32|エンディング|Endingu|Ending|[[Detective Conan "Countdown to Heaven" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |12:19 - 12:33|逆探知|Gyakutanchi|Phone Trace|[[Detective Conan "Countdown to Heaven" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |12:40 - 12:43|出動のテーマ１～予感|Shutsudō no Tēma 1 ~ Yokan|Mission Theme 1 ~ Premonition|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |12:49 - 13:18|コナン推理|Konan Suiri|Conan's Deduction|[[Detective Conan "Countdown to Heaven" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |13:42 - 15:15|ジンのテーマＣ|Jin no Tēma C|Gin's Theme C|[[Detective Conan "Countdown to Heaven" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |15:51 - 16:07|西の名探偵|Nishi no Meitantei|The Great Detective of the West|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |16:25 - 17:32|陰謀|Inbō|Conspiracy|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |17:42 - 18:34|西の名探偵|Nishi no Meitantei|The Great Detective of the West|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |18:49 - 20:00|小五郎の推理|Kogorō no Suiri|Kogoro's Deduction|[[Detective Conan "Countdown to Heaven" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |20:12 - 21:10|推理１|Suiri 1|Deduction 1|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |21:20 - 22:19|暗殺者のテーマ─忍び寄る魔手|Ansatsusha no Tēma - Shinobiyoru Mashu|Assassin's Theme - The Devil's Hand Approaches|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{EndTable}}

=== Part 2 ===
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem |1:40 - 2:22|謎解き（その２）|Nazotoki (Sono 2)|Riddle Solution (Part 2)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |2:34 - 2:49|緊迫１|Kinpaku 1|Tension 1|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |2:52 - 3:07|ターゲットサスペンスＤ|Tāgetto Sasupensu D|Target Suspense D|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |3:17 - 3:59|事件現場（謎ver.）|Jiken Genba (Nazo ver.)|Scene of the Case (Mystery ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |4:30 - 5:16|元太のテーマ|Genta no Tēma|Genta's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |5:27 - 6:13|元太のテーマ|Genta no Tēma|Genta's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |6:43 - 7:25|元太のテーマ|Genta no Tēma|Genta's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |7:39 - 8:20|陰謀|Inbō|Conspiracy|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |8:41 - 9:13|緊迫１|Kinpaku 1|Tension 1|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |9:18 - 9:52|犯人（スナイパー）の正体|Hannin (Sunaipā) no Shōtai|The Culprit's (Sniper's) Identity|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |10:11 - 11:14|少年探偵団のテーマ（摩天楼ヴァージョン）|Shōnen Tanteidan no Tēma (Matenrō Vājon)|The Detective Boys' Theme (Skyscraper Version)|[[Detective Conan "The Time-Bombed Skyscraper" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |11:29 - 12:33|殺意|Satsui|Murderous Intent|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |12:44 - 13:42|コナン推理|Konan Suiri|Conan's Deduction|[[Detective Conan "Countdown to Heaven" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |14:21 - 15:21|事件現場３|Jiken Genba 3|Scene of the Case 3|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |15:36 - 16:53|ジンのテーマＣ|Jin no Tēma C|Gin's Theme C|[[Detective Conan "Countdown to Heaven" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |17:28 - 18:49|悪のテーマ２|Aku no Tēma 2|Theme of Evil 2|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |19:00 - 20:01|５・４・３・２・１！|5・4・3・2・1!|5・4・3・2・1!|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |20:08 - 20:31|暗殺者のテーマ─事件の予感|Ansatsusha no Tēma - Jiken no Yokan|Assassin's Theme - Foreboding Case|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |21:57 - 22:56|蘭のテーマ|Ran no Tēma|Ran's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem |23:03 - 23:44|蘭・愛のテーマ（ギターver.）|Ran・Ai no Tēma (Gitā ver.)|Ran's Love Theme (Guitar ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{EndTable}}

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic| ركلة جينتا |Genta’s Kick}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|El xut mortal d'en Genta|Genta's mortal shot}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Indonesian (subbed)|Tendangan Kemenangan Genta|Genta's Knockout Shot}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Il tiro di Genta|Genta's shoot}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ท่ายิงประตูไม้ตายของเก็นตะ|Genta's Certain Kill Shot}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Cú sút chuẩn xác của Genta|Genta's Certain Shot}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 12]]

{{Season 12}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Tomoyuki Kanno]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Ryuji Totake]]

[[de:Episode 476]]
[[zh:TV476]]

The Locked Room in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case

2026-07-22T17:36:46Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Trivia */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 162
| int-episode = 172-173
| image = TV Episode 162.jpg
| title = The Locked Room in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case
| english-title = {{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} Locked Room in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case
| japanese-title = 空飛ぶ密室工藤新一最初の事件 (Soratobu Misshitsu Kudō Shin'ichi Saisho no Jiken)
| rating = 19.8%
| Manga case number = #59
| season = [[Season 4|4]]
| manga = [[Volume 21#Shinichi's First Murder Case|Volume 21: Files 4-7 (204-207)]]
| airdate = September 27, 1999 * September 26, 2005 '''(Rerun)''' *
| english-airdate = {{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} January 1, 2026
| cast = [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Detective Boys]]
| suspects = Tsuneo Ukai, Tsugumi Amano, Chizuru Tachikawa, Noboru Saginuma, and Edward Crowe
| solved-by = [[Shinichi Kudo]]
| next-conan-hint = Tablets N/A '''(Rerun)'''
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]], Next Conan's Hint [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Akira Kamiya]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]], [[Genta Kojima]], Next Conan's Hint [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Jouji Nakata]] as Noboru Saginuma [[Masuo Amada]] as Kazuhiro Otaka [[Takako Fuji]] as Chizuru Tachikawa [[Ryuichi Horibe]] as Tsuneo Ukai [[Andy Holyfield]] as Edward Crowe [[Takashi Nagasako]] as Passenger A [[Isshin Chiba]] as Passenger B [[Natsumi Asaoka]] as Stewardess A [[Akiko Koike]] as Stewardess B [[Miki Itō]] as Tsugumi Amano
| director = [[Masato Sato]] [[Kenji Kodama]] (chief)
| organizer = [[Kenji Kodama]] [[Masato Sato]]
| storyboard = [[Kenji Kodama]] [[Masato Sato]]
| producer = [[Masato Sato]]
| animation-director = [[Mari Tominaga]] [[Miwa Oshima]] (asst.)
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Yasuhiro Moriki]] (design works)
| opening-song = Girigiri chop
| closing-song = Free Magic
| prev-episode = The Murder Floating in the Water Stream Restaurant
| next-episode = The Secret of the Moon, the Star, and the Sun
| footnotes = * 1 Hour Special
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|空飛ぶ密室工藤新一最初の事件|Soratobu Misshitsu Kudō Shin'ichi Saisho no Jiken}} is the 162nd episode of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Juzo Megure|display=Juzo Megure (flashback)}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi|display=Wataru Takagi (flashback)}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
In Tokyo International Airport, Conan and the group are going to take a trip to Okinawa by taking a passenger plane. When Ran takes the glasses off Conan, who was sound asleep, she smiled, as it reminded her of Shinichi sleeping. Ran falls asleep as well and dreams about going to [[Wikipedia: Los Angeles|Los Angeles]] with Shinichi.

On the way to Los Angeles, a company employee named Tsuneo Ukai is telling the photographer named Kazuhiro Otaka to not smoke. Otaka said sorry to Ukai and spits smoke at him. Next to him is another photographer named Tsugumi Amano, also his girlfriend, tells him to cut it out. Otaka then tells Amano to lighten up because he will be rich by selling the negatives to the newspaper office. Another photographer named Chizuru Tachikawa questions if the negatives are real or not. She also mentions that the congressman from America might have come to Japan to spread rumors. It would be embarrassing if they caught a wrong person by taking a picture. Otaka tells them that he already sent two pictures and they confirmed it's the right person. After the conversation, Otaka sees Saginuma, another photographer, sleeping. Another man who's in front of Otaka is the freelance journalist, Edward Crowe and he's just looking at Otaka.

Amano asked the stewardess to bring her medicine because she felt sick. Ukai stood up and walked around as he isn't comfortable sitting in a plane. Meanwhile, Amano is still feeling sicker and Tachikawa then switches seat with her. They notice that Otaka is missing from his seat.

Later, a drunk passenger is knocking on the restroom door for telling the person who's using the restroom to hurry up. The stewardess unlocks the door and finds the dead body of Kazuhiro Otaka.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP162 Case.jpg
| location = Luna Airliners restroom
| victim = Kazuhiro Otaka
| cause-death = Suffocation due to cervical spinal cord injury
| age = 29 years old
| suspects = Tsuneo Ukai, Tsugumi Amano, Chizuru Tachikawa, Noboru Saginuma, and Edward Crowe
| description = Photographer Kazuhiro Otaka was found dead in the plane's lavatory with an unusual scratch on his neck and a puncture wound just below his hairline.
}}

Ran heard people saying they found a dead body in the restroom. Ran is about to tell the person next to her that something horrible happened but he's gone. Inspector Megure who happened to be onboard was taken to the crime scene, suddenly, a strange boy deduces that the cause of death is probably nerve damage. The weapon is pointed but has no blade, like a ice pick. Before he was killed, someone made him take something that put him to sleep. Inspector Megure angrily asks who he is and the strange boy reveals himself as, "Kudo Shinichi". Megure remembers Yusaku Kudo who was his friend but hardly recognizes Shinichi. He is happy to see him but angrily got him out of the crime scene because it is an official police investigation. Then, Megure asks the stewardess that if he could borrow the camera from someone to take a picture. The stewardess said that Shinichi already took the pictures and already returned the camera. Shinichi deduces that from the appearance of the corpse, and the hardening of the chin, he has been dead for around an hour or two. There are three things that Shinichi cannot understand. First, there are some bloodstains on the wall, but there are no stains on the back of victim's clothes. Second, to the right of the death causing injury, there is a scratch. Third is the corpse's left side pocket. The inside is soaking wet, but the victim's hand is dry. Megure makes Shinichi leave. Takagi had now arrived at the scene and starts investigating. The official verdict was the exact same as what Shinichi dedeuced. Takagi wonders of who he is and Megure explains that he is Yusaku's son. He told Takagi that in the past, whenever he gets stuck on cases, Yusaku always solved for him. He remembered Shinichi as a little kid who used to follow his father to the crime scenes. He was so good at analyzing the crime scenes. Takagi became really impressed and wonders if they could ask for his help, Megure calls Takagi an idiot because he doesn't want any help from an amateur.

Next, Megure and Takagi decided to find some eyewitnesses but of course Shinichi interrupts again that he's the only witness who saw everything. He thinks it's four suspects. The ones that went to the bathroom, besides the victim. He doesn't remember how long each one took, but he can recognize them. Since his seat is in the back, he was watching them the whole time.

The four suspect are, the two women next to the victim's empty seat, Tsugumi Amano and Chizuru Tachikawa. The man sitting next to the aisle, Tsuneo Ukai and the man named Edward Crowe in the front.

Tachikawa wonders why would he would be murdered. Megure is about to explain but Ukai mentions that it's because of the negatives. He would sell them to the newspapers for a lot of money. But there were no negatives in Otaka's possession. Saginuma asks if that he was murdered with a sharp object jabbed into his neck. Megure confirms that is correct which means this culprit was professional. But anyone with enough medical knowledge, as well as the right weapon, all of them including Saginuma could have done it.

Amano said that she wasn't feeling well, so she went to the restroom to throw up. When she came back, Otaka was still in his seat. After that, she asked the flight attendant for air sickness medication. Shortly after, Ukai left to go the restroom, which took about five minutes. Megure said that he should have been sitting next to the victim, with the aisle in between. Ukai said he was uncomfortable, so he walked around for a bit. When the flight attendant came back with the medicine and water, Otaka already left his seat. It took less than a minute. Tachikawa went to the bathroom too, after Tsugumi had taken the medicine. It had been about twenty minutes. Since Otaka hadn't come back yet, she went to check on him. At that time, he was still alive. She knocked and asked, "Is anything wrong?" He answered back by knocking. Next for Edward, Shinichi asks him when did he go to the toilet. Unfortunately, he doesn't remember when he did. Saginuma wonders how long is the police going to keep up with the pointless questioning. The one who has the weapon is the culprit so he thinks the police should search the other four because he said as for him, he was asleep the entire time. Ukai calls Saginuma a liar because he knows that he left his seat that's behind Otaka's. Saginuma got confused and Megure asks what is he saying. Ukai said that Otaka was in his seat before he left the restroom. At that time, Saginuma wasn't in his seat. Saginuma asks Ukai that what is he talking about because he was so sure that he was asleep the entire time. He also said that the other four had gone to the restroom and points at Shinichi that he saw it too. Since all five of them are suspects, the police are going to conduct a body search and inspect their luggages.

Later, the police couldn't find a murder weapon even by searching the five people's bodies and luggages. They decided to search the victim's belongings as nothing suspicious was found on the suspects.

Takagi opens the overhead bin door and asks Amano which luggage is Otaka's. Amano points to the bag so she reaches to get it with her right arm but suddenly stops. Amano remembers that Otaka said something strange. About a week ago, he left his bag in the photo studio. The next day, he found the bag had been cut up with a knife. So it's the new bag that Otaka brought currently and Amano reaches to get it with her left arm. In Otaka's bag, there's nothing that could be the murder weapon. After seeing his passport, Takagi remembers that three years ago, Kazuhiro Otaka won the newspaper's big journalistic photography contest. The picture he won was about the mother handing her baby to the fireman during a big apartment fire.

Meanwhile, Ukai is still accusing Saginuma that he's the culprit. He knows that Saginuma is lying about sleeping the whole time. He saw it when Amano was taking medication, Saginuma wasn't in his seat. Megure asks where was Saginuma at that time. The stewardess doesn't think he was in his seat. Saginuma asks the other flight attendant if he was asleep in his seat but unfortunately, she can't remember. When Shinichi asks something to the stewardess by whispering, she said yes. Shinichi had finally figured out who the culprit is. He then asks Ran something that's inappropriate and Ran confirms his suspicions. Shinichi finally found the weapon that the culprit used to killed the victim.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Tsuneo Ukai|Tsuneo Ukai.jpg|
* 47 years old (a year ago)
* Company employee}}
{{People|Kazuhiro Otaka|Kazuhiro Otaka.jpg|
* Victim (suffocated)
* 29 years old (a year ago)
* Birth date: November 3, 1969
* Photographer}}
{{People|Tsugumi Amano|Tsugumi Amano.jpg|
* 27 years old (a year ago)
* Photographer
* Kazuhiro's girlfriend}}
{{People|Chizuru Tachikawa|Chizuru Tachikawa.jpg|
* 29 years old (a year ago)
* Photographer}}
{{People|Noboru Saginuma|Noboru Saginuma.jpg|
* 30 years old (a year ago)
* Photographer}}
{{People|Edward Crowe|Edward Crowe.jpg|
* 51 years old (a year ago)
* Freelance journalist}}
{{People|Dickson|No face.jpg|
* American senator}}
{{People|Woman|EP162 Hostess.jpg|
* Hostess}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>Shinichi begins his deduction by singling out the culprit among the suspects.

* First, although Megure claims that the most suspicious person is Saginuma, he is the least likely person to commit the crime as he was not among the people that went to the restroom. However, he is not entirely uninvolved with the case, as he was unknowingly '''used by''' the culprit, who is among the four people and told a lie to cover up their crime.

* Next, even though Tachikawa claims that the victim knocked on the restroom's door back when she went to check sounds not so believable, but the truth is that there was a person inside the restroom other than the victim: '''Edward Crowe''', who was searching for Otaka's negatives, causing his colonge's smell to get on the victim's clothes. Realizing this, he used his handkerchief dabbed with water to wipe the smell away, resulting in one of his hands not having the colonge's smell. Though Megure thinks that Edward doesn't understand what they're speaking, Shinichi reveals that Edward is actually fluent in Japanese due to having checkbook to buy art in Japan. With this revealed, Edward confessed that he was hired to buy the negatives by Representative Dickson before it could reach America. When Otaka went to the restroom, Edward thought it was a good time to make a deal with him and followed shortly later, but instead found the murdered Otaka. Not wanting to leave empty handed, he searched Otaka's body for the negatives, but didn't find it. When Tachikawa knocked on the restroom's door, he replied by knocking it back to prevent her from coming in. His statement is verified by Shinichi, as Otaka's body was moved from the original position after the blood on the wall'''had dried''': only the person who came in after the murderer was capable of such action as the murderer didn't need to wait until the blood dried if they wanted to move the body. Additionally, Edward was the only person among the suspects who didn't know that Otaka kept the the negatives in his pocket due to his seating position, thus it was necessary for him to search in every possible location, hence the need to move the body. Due to this, the murder must happened '''before''' Edward went to the restroom, thus Shinichi removes both Tachikawa and Edward from the suspect list, leaving Ukai and Amano.

* From Ukai's statement, when Amano asked the flight attendant for medicine, Saginuma was not in his seat. However, Saginuma was '''indeed''' in his seat sleeping and being '''used by''' the culprit '''Tsugumi Amano'''.

Shinichi then explains Amano's method in committing the murder.

* Before the trip, Amano reserved a seat behind Saginuma in advance for her alibi trick and canceled it shortly before the plane took off.

* While on the plane, Amano switched Tachikawa's sickness medicine with sleeping pills and gave it to Saginuma, causing him to fall asleep.

* She then waited until Tachikawa was asleep as well, and asked Otaka to go to the restroom because she needs to talk with him. She then brought a handkerchief soaked with chloroform and the murder weapon to the restroom, knocked out Otaka and stabbed him to death. Afterward, she hid the weapon and used scissors from her knitting set to cut the negatives in Otaka's possession to pieces and flushed them down the toilet in order to disguise the crime as Otaka being robbed for the negatives, in order to remove any suspicion from herself. Amano also didn't lock the door during the murder to see if there was a passenger waiting outside when she left the crime scene, and if someone tried to get in she would just use her hand to block them from coming in so that they would have to use another restroom instead.

* After leaving the crime scene, Amano went to sit next to the sleeping Saginuma, using a hat similar to the one worn by Otaka in her possession, a sleeping eye mask, and a blanket to disguise Saginuma as Otaka, and called one of the air hostesses for a sickness medicine in order for the hostess to confirm that Otoka was still alive after she returned from the toilet. She could’ve also used her luggage and another blacket to disguise the seat next to her as the sleeping Tachikawa to further this deception. The empty seat behind Saginuma was to prevent anyone from noticing that she wasn't sitting in her original seat, and to cast suspicion that Saginuma had left his seat at some point. Because the entire plane was dark, the hostess easily fell for Amano's trick, and while the hostess was fetching the medicine, Amano removed the disguise, returned to her own seat, and pretended to cough to wake up Tachikawa. Once the hostess came back with the medicine, Amano pretended to notice that Otaka hasn't returned from the restroom so that Tachikawa would go to check it out. All of her actions were to shift the exact time that Otaka went to the restroom, and with the hostess and Ukai as a witness, Amano would be removed from the suspect list as she was still in her seat during the time the murder supposedly took place. A piece of the cut negatives was found on a seat next to Saginuma's, confirming this theory.

* The murder weapon is something that can easily be passed through a metal detector at the airport and wouldn't be noticed even if she had undergone body check twice: her '''bra wire''' that was specifically sharpened on one end for the murder. By using all her strength, she could easily stab the back of Otaka's neck up to five or six centimeters and would be deep enough to hit a spinal nerve. The scratch besides the wound is concrete proof that it was used in the crime, and since it was impossible to get rid of the weapon without the police realizing that the woman who is missing a wire in her bra is the culprit, Amano must still have that specific wire in her possession, and Otaka's blood on it will prove beyond all doubts that she is the murderer.

==== Motive ====

Amano confesses to her crime and reveals that three years ago, Otaka won a journalistic photography award because of a picture of a mother inside a burning building handing her baby to a fireman. She began to like Otaka because of said picture that captured its emotion so well, as it was also the same fire that killed her older brother.

{{BeginBox}}
{{people|Mr. Amano|No face.jpg|
* Deceased (burned)
* Tsugumi's older brother}}
{{EndBox}}

After dating him, Amano discovered that the photo in fact wasn't the only one that he had taken: Otaka had taken dozens of pictures of the fire, many of them were even before the fire had started, from a small cloud of smoke until the entire building had become enveloped in flames, she then realized that he was the one who started it in the first place. Her suspicions were soon confirmed when Otaka revealed "Instead of waiting for the perfect moment, he created the moment himself".

Amano also expresses disappointment that Shinichi easily discovered her weapon, as she was very confident in her plan. Shinichi answers that it was because of her unnatural action of switching her hand from right to left midway while trying to take down the luggage. This seemingly unimportant action caused him to realize that the wire had started to poke into her arm, requiring her to switch her hand, and thus allowed him to come to conclusion that she is the murderer. Satisfied with Shinichi's explaination, Amano silently nods as Takagi places her under arrest.

=== Epilogue ===
In the end, Ran who is still dreaming about talking to Shinichi about how he asked to see her bra and asking if it has a steel wire is sexual harassment. Kogoro is asking Ran what did Shinichi do to her in a big fuss while the stewardess tries to calm Kogoro to get back in his seat. Ran wakes up shortly after while the befuddled Ayumi asks what is the meaning of sexual harassment.</spoiler>

== Anime to live action changes ==
:''See also: [[Shinichi Kudo and the Kyoto Shinsengumi Murder Case#Case 1: The Locked Room Murder at 10.2C000 Meters|Shinichi Kudo and the Kyoto Shinsengumi Murder Case]]''
* Edward Crowe is African American instead of Caucasian like in the anime.
* Although Takagi appears, Sato takes Megure's place instead in the live action movie.
* When Ran makes the remark in her sleep on the plane, Kogoro is not present instead Shinichi apologizes to those around him.
* Tsuneo Ukai wears glasses in the live action movie and is relatively thinner than his anime counterpart.
* An additional scene was added, where Tsugumi Amano is shown yelling out for her brother as his apartment building burned.
* The flashback to this case took place before Shinichi encountered the Black Organization and became Conan, because of this Shinichi is present and the kids are not.

== Trivia ==
* The names of the characters are related to birds: Ukai (鵜飼) cormoran fishing, Otaka (大鷹) big hawk, Tsugumi (つぐみ) [[Wikipedia: Thrush (bird)|thrush]], Chizuru (千鶴) one thousand cranes, Saginuma (鷺沼) heron swamp/lake, and Crowe sounds phonetically similar to the bird [[crow]].
* Smoking wasn't banned on Japanese international flights until March 1999, which was a year after the original story of the [[manga]] was published and six months after this episode aired.
* The episode was rerun on September 26, 2005.
* The follow up to Shinichi's first case from this episode is shown during the flashback of [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]].

== BGM listing ==
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem|1|ギリギリchop|Girigiri chop|On the edge chop|[[Girigiri chop]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|2|のんびり気分|Nonbiri Kibun|Carefree Feeling|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|3|緊迫|Kinpaku|Tension|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|4|対決のテーマ（落ち着きver.）|Taiketsu no Tēma (Ochitsuki ver.)|Showdown Theme (Calm ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|5|悪のテーマ（パート２）|Aku no Tēma (Pāto 2)|Theme of Evil (Part 2)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|6|事件現場（謎ver.）|Jiken Genba (Nazo ver.)|Scene of the Case (Mystery ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|7|ターゲットサスペンスＣ|Tāgetto Sasupensu C|Target Suspense C|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|8|犯人のアジト（忍び込みver.）|Hannin no Ajito (Shinobikomi ver.)|The Culprit's Hideout (Creeping In ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|9|悪のテーマ（パート１）|Aku no Tēma (Pāto 1)|Theme of Evil (Part 1)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|10|犯人のアジト|Hannin no Ajito|The Culprit's Hideout|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|11|推理（不気味ver.）|Suiri (Bukimi ver.)|Deduction (Ominous ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|12|推理（オリジナルver.）|Suiri (Orijinaru ver.)|Deduction (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|13|尋問|Jinmon|Interrogation|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|14|犯人からの電話|Hannin Kara no Denwa|Phone Call From the Culprit|[[Detective Conan "The Time-Bombed Skyscraper" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|15|ターゲットサスペンスＨ|Tāgetto Sasupensu H|Target Suspense H|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|16|事件現場（オリジナルver.）|Jiken Genba (Orijinaru ver.)|Scene of the Case (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|17|真相究明|Shinsō Kyūmei|Investigating the Truth|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|18|トリック|Torikku|Trick|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|19|西の名探偵|Nishi no Meitantei|The Great Detective of the West|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|20|怪人包帯男２|Kaijin Hōtai Otoko 2|The Mysterious Bandaged Man 2|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|21|名探偵コナン・メインテーマ（ヴォーカル・ヴァージョン)|Meitantei Konan・Mein Tēma (Vōkaru・Vājon)|Detective Conan Main Theme (Vocal Version)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|22|Free Magic|Free Magic|Free Magic|[[Free Magic]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|23|蘭のテーマ|Ran no Tēma|Ran's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{EndTable}}

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== Quotes ==
* '''Shinichi Kudo (to Juzo Megure):'''
{{quote|Shunichi Kudo... I'm a detective. {{font color|#00008B|({{lang|ja|工藤新一…探偵ですよ。}})}}}}

* '''Shinichi Kudo (to the culprit):'''
{{quote|The smallest most likely to be overlooked detail usually turns out to be the most important. {{font color|#00008B|({{lang|ja|見逃しやすい細かな点こそ何よりも重要なんです。}})}}}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|لقاء طال انتظاره|A Long-Awaited Meeting}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|Un espai tancat volant, el 1r cas d'en Shinichi Kudo|A flying locked area, Shinichi Kudo's first case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Valencia|Catalan (Valencian dub)|Assassinat en l'aire, el primer cas de Shinichi|Murder in sky, Shinichi's first case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French|Meurtre dans les nuage|Murder in the Clouds}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Galicia|Galician|O cadaleito voador. O primeiro caso de Shinichi|The flying coffin. Shinichi's first case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Mord an Bord|Murder aboard}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Il primo caso di Shinichi|Shinichi's first case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Chile|Spanish (American dub)|El primer caso de Shinichi Kudo: Asesinato en el cielo|Shinichi Kudo's first case: Murder in the sky}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish (Castilian dub)|Especial del primer caso de Shinichi en un vuelo|Special of Shinichi's first case in a flight}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ห้องปิดตายลอยฟ้า คดีแรกของคุโด้ ชินอิจิ|The locked room in the sky - Shinichi Kudo's first case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Căn phòng kín trên không: Vụ án đầu tiên của Kudo Shinichi Vụ án đầu tiên của Shinichi (chiếu lại)|The Locked Room in the Sky: Kudo Shinichi's First Case Shinichi's First Case (rerun)}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 4]]

{{Season 4}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Locked Room Cases]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Mari Tominaga]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Miwa Oshima]]
[[Category:Rerun episode]]

[[de:Episode 172]]
[[zh:TV162]]

Teitan High School's Ghost Story

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{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 361-362
| int-episode = 392-393
| image = TV Episode 361-362.jpg
| title = Teitan High School's Ghost Story
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 帝丹高校学校怪談 (Teitan Kōkō Gakkō Kaidan)
| rating = 14.0% 13.1%
| Manga case number = #132
| season = [[Season 9|9]]
| manga = [[Volume 44#Classmate's Ghost Case|Volume 44: File 11 (457)]] ~ [[Volume 45#Classmate's Ghost Case|Volume 45: File 2 (459)]]
| airdate = May 24, 2004 (Part 1) May 31, 2004 (Part 2)
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Tomoaki Araide]] [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kazumi Tsukamoto]] [[Nakamichi]] [[Eisuke Aizawa]] [[Tashiro]] [[Hidaka]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Jodie Starling]] [[Vermouth]] [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Gin]] [[Vodka]]
| suspects =
| solved-by = [[Sonoko Suzuki]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint = Desk (Part 1) Umbrella (Part 2)
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Akira Kamiya]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Naoko Matsui]] as [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Hideyuki Hori]] as [[Tomoaki Araide]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Miyuki Ichijou]] as [[Jodie Starling]] [[Hoko Kuwashima]] as [[Kazumi Tsukamoto]] [[Ken Narita]] as Masao Monobe [[Tomokazu Seki]] as [[Eisuke Aizawa]] [[Takumi Yamazaki]] as [[Nakamichi]] [[Yukana]] as Tashiro [[Rikako Aikawa]] as Hidaka [[Koji Yada]] as Principal [[Showtaro Morikubo]] as Kunishige Seko
| director = [[Masato Sato]]
| organizer = [[Hideaki Oba]]
| storyboard = [[Hideaki Oba]]
| producer = [[Hideaki Oba]]
| animation-director = 361: [[Katsunori Enomoto]] 362: [[Atsushi Aono]]
| character-design = [[Mari Tominaga]] [[Keiko Sasaki]] (sub-character) [[Kumiko Shishido]] (design works)
| opening-song = START
| closing-song = Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o
| prev-episode = A Mysterious Spring Beetle
| next-episode = The City Crows
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|帝丹高校学校怪談|Teitan Koukō Gakkou Kaidan}} is the 361st and 362nd episode of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
=== Introduced ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Kazumi Tsukamoto]]|image = Kazumi Tsukamoto.jpg|description =
* 18 years old
* Karate ex-captain
* Teitan high third year student}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Nakamichi]]|image = Nakamichi.jpg|description =
* 17 years old
* Teitan high soccer player
* Shinichi's friend}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Eisuke Aizawa]]|image = Eisuke Aizawa.jpg|description =
* 17 years old
* Teitan high soccer player
* Shinichi's friend}}
{{clear}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Tashiro]]|image = Tashiro.jpg|description =
* 17 years old
* Ran's friend}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Hidaka]]|image = Hidaka.jpg|description =
* 17 years old
* Ran's friend}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Featured ===
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Tomoaki Araide}}
{{Char|Jodie Starling|display=Jodie Starling}}
{{Char|Vermouth|display=Vermouth (flashback)}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara|display=Ai Haibara (flashback)}}
{{Char|Hikaru Yasumoto|display=Hikaru Yasumoto (background)}}
{{Char|Gin|display=Gin (flashback)}}
{{Char|Vodka|display=Vodka (flashback)}}
{{Char|The Blind Spot in the Darkness|Mitsu Araide|display=Mitsu Araide (background)}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
==== Part 1 ====
Sonoko, Ran, and Conan go to Teitan High School to investigate mysterious events supposedly caused by the grudge of a dead student named Hideaki Hosaka. Ran and Sonoko greet some friends and introduce Conan to them; the friends tease Conan and Ran by saying Shinichi and Conan rather alike. Conan then runs into the real Dr. Araide, who has returned. He informs Conan of that he had been hiding overseas with his family, and told him that Jodie told him to tell Conan everything. Ran asks Dr. Araide to help investigate the ghost story with them.

Sonoko explains there are three stories showing that the student's ghost is terrorising the school in the early morning hours. The first is that a girl heard the sound of someone sobbing in the sports warehouse where the dead student's desk is stored. After bringing a professor to investigate, the crying had stopped and, no one was found inside. Third year student and Ran's Karate senpai, Kazumi Tsukamoto, interrupts after overhearing the story, saying Hideaki Hosaka fell down a set of stairs and that wind blowing through a small window may account for the sounds heard. Kazumi Tsukamoto notices that it has started raining outside and suggests Ran and company go the library and that she will help with the investigation. On the way, they cross Seko Kunishige who goes to the nurse's office.

In the library, Sonoko relates the second story. Four mornings in a row, books that had been borrowed by Hosaka were found scattered around in the library. Finally, Sonoko and gang go to the stairs that Hosaka died after falling from for the last tale. An unexplained puddle of water formed at the bottom of the stairs, and supposedly the number of steps on the stairs changes. The last part was disproved when Conan notices Sonoko messed up her count. While they were arguing, art student Monobe Masao berates them for being loud.

Ran looks out the window and sees a desk outside that hadn't been there earlier. Conan and Araide run out to investigate. The desk was the one from the sports warehouse, and a weighed down note atop it reads: "My resentment isn't gone yet". Furthermore, Conan notices that although it had been raining, there are no footprints in the mud around the desk, and the desk and the note are dry.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Supposed Haunting - Accident
| image = EP361-362 Case.jpg
| location = Teitan High School
| victim = Hideaki Hosaka
| cause-death =
| suspects = [[Kazumi Tsukamoto]], Kunishige Seko, and Masao Monobe
| description = Strange things have been occurring early in the morning at three places in Teitan High. These are attributed to the grudge of a former student, Hideaki Hosaka, who died after falling down stairs two years ago. Later, the dead student's desk if found in the middle of the quad with a threatening note.
}}

==== Part 2 ====

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hideaki Hosaka|Hideaki Hosaka.jpg|
* Deceased
* 16 years old (2 years ago)
* Former art club member}}
{{People|[[Tashiro]]|Tashiro.jpg|
* 17 years old
* Ran's friend}}
{{People|[[Hidaka]]|Hidaka.jpg|
* 17 years old
* Ran's friend}}
{{People|[[Eisuke Aizawa]]|Eisuke Aizawa.jpg|
* 17 years old
* Soccer player}}
{{People|[[Nakamichi]]|Nakamichi.jpg|
* 17 years old
* Soccer player}}
{{People|[[Kazumi Tsukamoto]]|Kazumi Tsukamoto.jpg|fsize=0.85em|
* 18 years old
* Karate's ex-captain
* Teitan high third year student
* Hosaka's classmate}}
{{People|Kunishige Seko|Kunishige Seko.jpg|fsize=0.79em|
* 18 years old
* Table tennis player
* Teitan high third year student
* Hosaka's childhood friend}}
{{People|Masao Monobe|Masao Monobe.jpg|
* 18 years old
* Teitan high third year student
* Arts club member}}
{{People|Principal|EP361-362 Principal.jpg|
* Teitan High School principal}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>Conan, using Sonoko, solves the case and reveals the culprit was '''Kunishige Seko''', a close friend to the dead student Hideaki Hosaka. Kunishige reveals that he found his friend's desk in the storage room with a name on it, thinking he was bullied and then murdered. Masao Monobe reveals the true story of events, Hosaka died saving him from falling backwards down the stairs while holding a heavy sculpture. The sculpture crushed Hosaka. Kazumi Tsukamoto explains that Hosaka's desk was put in the storage room so that it could be brought out for graduation in memory of Hosaka and was not to hide evidence. Dr. Araide, who was the first doctor on the scene, concocts a white lie about Hosaka's last words to say held no grudges when he died in order to soothe the third years.

After the case, Dr. Araide receives a call from Jodie who is checking on his reintegration into Teitan High. Dr. Araide says it went smoothly but asks Jodie if Vermouth was really an evil person because all the students and teachers had nothing but praise for the disguised Vermouth's kindness and compassion. Jodie angrily hangs up on Araide after yelling, "How in the world can someone be kind if she kills people with a smile!?"</spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
*The anime adds the scene in the beginning where Ran had a nightmare about seeing a ghost at the school.

== Trivia ==
* While [[The Seven Mysteries of Teitan Elementary School Case]] took place primarily in Teitan Elementary School, this case takes place primarily in Teitan High School.
* This case is the first real appearance of Tomoaki Araide, since his first appearance in [[The Blind Spot in the Darkness]], when he was most likely already replaced by Vermouth in his second appearance in [[The Desperate Revival]].
* It is most likely safe for Dr. Araide to return to Teitan High School, and to his clinic, since Vermouth is no longer pretending to be him since she was outed in [[Head-to-Head Match with the Black Organization: A Dual Mystery on a Full Moon Night]].
* The trial from Dr. Araide's case in [[The Blind Spot in the Darkness]] had taken place already off-screen, since Ran and Sonoko heard that after the trial he was to go somewhere else. They are both surprised to see him at school, while Conan is shock, as he remembered Vermouth disguising as him, and wondered if she is nearby.
* The [[Funimation]]'s English dub on the first episode, [[Roller Coaster Murder Case]], debuted on Adult Swim on the same day as the first part of this episode aired in Japan.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}
<gallery widths=185px perrow=5>
File:EP362 5.png|
File:Kazumi Tsukamoto Before 2.jpg|
</gallery>

== BGM listing ==
=== Part 1 ===
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem|1|START|START|START|[[START]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|2|いよいよゲームステージへ|Iyoiyo Gēmu Sutēji e|To the Game Stage At Last|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|3|迷路|Meiro|Labyrinth|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|4|驚愕の真実|Kyōgaku no Shinjitsu|Surprising Truth|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|5|オセンチな歩美|Osenchina Ayumi|Sentimental Ayumi|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|6|いよいよゲームステージへ|Iyoiyo Gēmu Sutēji e|To the Game Stage At Last|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|7|犯人のアジト（忍び込みver.）|Hannin no Ajito (Shinobikomi ver.)|The Culprit's Hideout (Creeping In ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|8|いよいよゲームステージへ|Iyoiyo Gēmu Sutēji e|To the Game Stage At Last|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|9|犯人のアジト（忍び込みver.）|Hannin no Ajito (Shinobikomi ver.)|The Culprit's Hideout (Creeping In ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|10|迫りくる悪|Semari Kuru Aku|Imminent Evil|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|11|(Unreleased BGM 1)|||}}
{{BGMListingItem|12|ノアズ・アーク悪のテーマ|Noazu・Āku Aku no Tēma|Noah's Ark Evil Theme|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|13|犯人のアジト（忍び込みver.）|Hannin no Ajito (Shinobikomi ver.)|The Culprit's Hideout (Creeping In ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|14|迫りくる悪|Semari Kuru Aku|Imminent Evil|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|15|緊迫|Kinpaku|Tension|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|16|ジャック・ザ・リッパーの考察|Jakku・Za・Rippā no Kōsatsu|Jack the Ripper's Consideration|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|17|眠る君の横顔に微笑みを|Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o|The Feeling When I See Your Smile While Sleeping|[[Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o]]}}
{{EndTable}}

=== Part 2 ===
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem|1|START|START|START|[[START]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|2|謎解き（その２）|Nazotoki (Sono 2)|Riddle Solution (Part 2)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|3|推理（不気味ver.）|Suiri (Bukimi ver.)|Deduction (Ominous ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|4|犯人のアジト|Hannin no Ajito|The Culprit's Hideout|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|5|夜の探索（未収録ヴァージョン）|Yoru no Tansaku (Mi Shūroku Vājon)|Night Search (Unreleased Version)|}}
{{BGMListingItem|6|犯人（スナイパー）の正体|Hannin (Sunaipā) no Shōtai|The Culprit's (Sniper's) Identity|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|7|迷路|Meiro|Labyrinth|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|8|事件現場（ショートver.）|Jiken Genba (Shōto ver.)|Scene of the Case (Short ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|9|とっておきクイズ|Totte Oki Kuizu|Take the Quiz|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|10|キーワードの謎解き|Kiiwādo no Nazotoki|Keyword to the Riddle Solution|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|11|推理（オリジナルver.）|Suiri (Orijinaru ver.)|Deduction (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|12|殺意|Satsui|Murderous Intent|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|13|沈む夕陽|Shizumu Yūhi|Depressing Sunset|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|14|漆黒の殺意|Shikkoku no Satsui|Jet Black Murderous Intent|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|15|暗殺者のテーマ─忍び寄る魔手|Ansatsusha no Tēma - Shinobiyoru Mashu|Assassin's Theme - The Devil's Hand Approaches|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|16|コナン組曲－Captured In Her Eyes|Konan Kumikyoku - Captured in Her Eyes|Conan Suite - Captured in Her Eyes|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|17|蘭・愛のテーマ（ギターver.）|Ran・Ai no Tēma (Gitā ver.)|Ran's Love Theme (Guitar ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|18|眠る君の横顔に微笑みを|Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o|The Feeling When I See Your Smile While Sleeping|[[Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|19|コナンの勝利（夜空ver.）|Konan no Shōri (Yozora ver.)|Conan's Victory (Night Sky ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|20|古城の探索|Kojō no Tansaku|Exploration of the Old Castle|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{EndTable}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|طيف ثانوية تيتان|Teitan High School’s Ghost}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|La història de fantasmes de l'Institut Teitan|Teitan high school’s ghost stories}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Valencia|Catalan (Valencian dub)|La història de fantasmes de l'institut Teitan|Teitan high school’s ghost stories}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=China|Chinese (Simplified)|帝丹高中校园怪谈|Teitan high school's strange story}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Die Spukgeschichte der Teitan-Oberschule|Teitan high School's ghost story}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Il fantasma del liceo Teitan|Teitan High School's Ghost}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish (Castilian dub)|La historia de terror del instituto Teitan|Teitan high school's terror story}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เรื่องอาถรรพ์ของโรงเรียนเทตัน|Teitan High School's Ghost Story}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Bóng ma trường trung học Teitan|Teitan High School’s Ghost}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 9]]

{{Season 9}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Katsunori Enomoto]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Atsushi Aono]]

[[de:Episode 392]]
[[zh:TV361]]

Teitan High School's Ghost Story

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{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 361-362
| int-episode = 392-393
| image = TV Episode 361-362.jpg
| title = Teitan High School's Ghost Story
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 帝丹高校学校怪談 (Teitan Kōkō Gakkō Kaidan)
| rating = 14.0% 13.1%
| Manga case number = #132
| season = [[Season 9|9]]
| manga = [[Volume 44#Classmate's Ghost Case|Volume 44: File 11 (457)]] ~ [[Volume 45#Classmate's Ghost Case|Volume 45: File 2 (459)]]
| airdate = May 24, 2004 (Part 1) May 31, 2004 (Part 2)
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Tomoaki Araide]] [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kazumi Tsukamoto]] [[Nakamichi]] [[Eisuke Aizawa]] [[Tashiro]] [[Hidaka]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Jodie Starling]] [[Vermouth]] [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Gin]] [[Vodka]]
| suspects =
| solved-by = [[Sonoko Suzuki]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint = Desk (Part 1) Umbrella (Part 2)
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Akira Kamiya]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Naoko Matsui]] as [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Hideyuki Hori]] as [[Tomoaki Araide]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Miyuki Ichijou]] as [[Jodie Starling]] [[Hoko Kuwashima]] as [[Kazumi Tsukamoto]] [[Ken Narita]] as Masao Monobe [[Tomokazu Seki]] as [[Eisuke Aizawa]] [[Takumi Yamazaki]] as [[Nakamichi]] [[Yukana]] as Tashiro [[Rikako Aikawa]] as Hidaka [[Koji Yada]] as Principal [[Showtaro Morikubo]] as Kunishige Seko
| director = [[Masato Sato]]
| organizer = [[Hideaki Oba]]
| storyboard = [[Hideaki Oba]]
| producer = [[Hideaki Oba]]
| animation-director = 361: [[Katsunori Enomoto]] 362: [[Atsushi Aono]]
| character-design = [[Mari Tominaga]] [[Keiko Sasaki]] (sub-character) [[Kumiko Shishido]] (design works)
| opening-song = START
| closing-song = Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o
| prev-episode = A Mysterious Spring Beetle
| next-episode = The City Crows
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|帝丹高校学校怪談|Teitan Koukō Gakkou Kaidan}} is the 361st and 362nd episode of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
=== Introduced ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Kazumi Tsukamoto]]|image = Kazumi Tsukamoto.jpg|description =
* 18 years old
* Karate ex-captain
* Teitan high third year student}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Nakamichi]]|image = Nakamichi.jpg|description =
* 17 years old
* Teitan high soccer player
* Shinichi's friend}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Eisuke Aizawa]]|image = Eisuke Aizawa.jpg|description =
* 17 years old
* Teitan high soccer player
* Shinichi's friend}}
{{clear}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Tashiro]]|image = Tashiro.jpg|description =
* 17 years old
* Ran's friend}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Hidaka]]|image = Hidaka.jpg|description =
* 17 years old
* Ran's friend}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Featured ===
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Tomoaki Araide}}
{{Char|Jodie Starling|display=Jodie Starling}}
{{Char|Vermouth|display=Vermouth (flashback)}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara|display=Ai Haibara (flashback)}}
{{Char|Hikaru Yasumoto|display=Hikaru Yasumoto (background)}}
{{Char|Gin|display=Gin (flashback)}}
{{Char|Vodka|display=Vodka (flashback)}}
{{Char|The Blind Spot in the Darkness|Mitsu Araide|display=Mitsu Araide (background)}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
==== Part 1 ====
Sonoko, Ran, and Conan go to Teitan High School to investigate mysterious events supposedly caused by the grudge of a dead student named Hideaki Hosaka. Ran and Sonoko greet some friends and introduce Conan to them; the friends tease Conan and Ran by saying Shinichi and Conan rather alike. Conan then runs into the real Dr. Araide, who has returned. He informs Conan of that he had been hiding overseas with his family, and told him that Jodie told him to tell Conan everything. Ran asks Dr. Araide to help investigate the ghost story with them.

Sonoko explains there are three stories showing that the student's ghost is terrorising the school in the early morning hours. The first is that a girl heard the sound of someone sobbing in the sports warehouse where the dead student's desk is stored. After bringing a professor to investigate, the crying had stopped and, no one was found inside. Third year student and Ran's Karate senpai, Kazumi Tsukamoto, interrupts after overhearing the story, saying Hideaki Hosaka fell down a set of stairs and that wind blowing through a small window may account for the sounds heard. Kazumi Tsukamoto notices that it has started raining outside and suggests Ran and company go the library and that she will help with the investigation. On the way, they cross Seko Kunishige who goes to the nurse's office.

In the library, Sonoko relates the second story. Four mornings in a row, books that had been borrowed by Hosaka were found scattered around in the library. Finally, Sonoko and gang go to the stairs that Hosaka died after falling from for the last tale. An unexplained puddle of water formed at the bottom of the stairs, and supposedly the number of steps on the stairs changes. The last part was disproved when Conan notices Sonoko messed up her count. While they were arguing, art student Monobe Masao berates them for being loud.

Ran looks out the window and sees a desk outside that hadn't been there earlier. Conan and Araide run out to investigate. The desk was the one from the sports warehouse, and a weighed down note atop it reads: "My resentment isn't gone yet". Furthermore, Conan notices that although it had been raining, there are no footprints in the mud around the desk, and the desk and the note are dry.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Supposed Haunting - Accident
| image = EP361-362 Case.jpg
| location = Teitan High School
| victim = Hideaki Hosaka
| cause-death =
| suspects = [[Kazumi Tsukamoto]], Kunishige Seko, and Masao Monobe
| description = Strange things have been occurring early in the morning at three places in Teitan High. These are attributed to the grudge of a former student, Hideaki Hosaka, who died after falling down stairs two years ago. Later, the dead student's desk if found in the middle of the quad with a threatening note.
}}

==== Part 2 ====

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hideaki Hosaka|Hideaki Hosaka.jpg|
* Deceased
* 16 years old (2 years ago)
* Former art club member}}
{{People|[[Tashiro]]|Tashiro.jpg|
* 17 years old
* Ran's friend}}
{{People|[[Hidaka]]|Hidaka.jpg|
* 17 years old
* Ran's friend}}
{{People|[[Eisuke Aizawa]]|Eisuke Aizawa.jpg|
* 17 years old
* Soccer player}}
{{People|[[Nakamichi]]|Nakamichi.jpg|
* 17 years old
* Soccer player}}
{{People|[[Kazumi Tsukamoto]]|Kazumi Tsukamoto.jpg|fsize=0.85em|
* 18 years old
* Karate's ex-captain
* Teitan high third year student
* Hosaka's classmate}}
{{People|Kunishige Seko|Kunishige Seko.jpg|fsize=0.79em|
* 18 years old
* Table tennis player
* Teitan high third year student
* Hosaka's childhood friend}}
{{People|Masao Monobe|Masao Monobe.jpg|
* 18 years old
* Teitan high third year student
* Arts club member}}
{{People|Principal|EP361-362 Principal.jpg|
* Teitan High School principal}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>Conan, using Sonoko, solves the case and reveals the culprit was '''Kunishige Seko''', a close friend to the dead student Hideaki Hosaka. Kunishige reveals that he found his friend's desk in the storage room with a name on it, thinking he was bullied and then murdered. Masao Monobe reveals the true story of events, Hosaka died saving him from falling backwards down the stairs while holding a heavy sculpture. The sculpture crushed Hosaka. Kazumi Tsukamoto explains that Hosaka's desk was put in the storage room so that it could be brought out for graduation in memory of Hosaka and was not to hide evidence. Dr. Araide, who was the first doctor on the scene, concocts a white lie about Hosaka's last words to say held no grudges when he died in order to soothe the third years.

After the case, Dr. Araide receives a call from Jodie who is checking on his reintegration into Teitan High. Dr. Araide says it went smoothly but asks Jodie if Vermouth was really an evil person because all the students and teachers had nothing but praise for the disguised Vermouth's kindness and compassion. Jodie angrily hangs up on Araide after yelling, "How in the world can someone be kind if she kills people with a smile!?"</spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
*The anime adds the scene in the beginning where Ran had a nightmare about seeing a ghost at the school.

== Trivia ==
* While [[The Seven Mysteries of Teitan Elementary School Case]] took place primarily in Teitan Elementary School, this case takes place primarily in Teitan High School.
* This case is the first real appearance of Tomoaki Araide, since his first appearance in [[The Blind Spot in the Darkness]], when he was most likely already replaced by Vermouth in his second appearance in [[The Desperate Revival]].
* It is most likely safe for Dr. Araide to return to Teitan High School, and to his clinic, since Vermouth is no longer pretending to be him since she was outed in [[Head-to-Head Match with the Black Organization: A Dual Mystery on a Full Moon Night]].
* The trial from Dr. Araide's case in [[The Blind Spot in the Darkness]] had taken place already off-screen, since Ran and Sonoko heard that after the trial he was to go somewhere else. They are both surprised to see him at school, while Conan is shock, as he remembered Vermouth disguising as him, and wondered if she is nearby.
* The English dub debuted on Adult Swim on the same day the first part of this case aired in Japan.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}
<gallery widths=185px perrow=5>
File:EP362 5.png|
File:Kazumi Tsukamoto Before 2.jpg|
</gallery>

== BGM listing ==
=== Part 1 ===
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem|1|START|START|START|[[START]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|2|いよいよゲームステージへ|Iyoiyo Gēmu Sutēji e|To the Game Stage At Last|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|3|迷路|Meiro|Labyrinth|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|4|驚愕の真実|Kyōgaku no Shinjitsu|Surprising Truth|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|5|オセンチな歩美|Osenchina Ayumi|Sentimental Ayumi|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|6|いよいよゲームステージへ|Iyoiyo Gēmu Sutēji e|To the Game Stage At Last|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|7|犯人のアジト（忍び込みver.）|Hannin no Ajito (Shinobikomi ver.)|The Culprit's Hideout (Creeping In ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|8|いよいよゲームステージへ|Iyoiyo Gēmu Sutēji e|To the Game Stage At Last|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|9|犯人のアジト（忍び込みver.）|Hannin no Ajito (Shinobikomi ver.)|The Culprit's Hideout (Creeping In ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|10|迫りくる悪|Semari Kuru Aku|Imminent Evil|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|11|(Unreleased BGM 1)|||}}
{{BGMListingItem|12|ノアズ・アーク悪のテーマ|Noazu・Āku Aku no Tēma|Noah's Ark Evil Theme|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|13|犯人のアジト（忍び込みver.）|Hannin no Ajito (Shinobikomi ver.)|The Culprit's Hideout (Creeping In ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|14|迫りくる悪|Semari Kuru Aku|Imminent Evil|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|15|緊迫|Kinpaku|Tension|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|16|ジャック・ザ・リッパーの考察|Jakku・Za・Rippā no Kōsatsu|Jack the Ripper's Consideration|[[Detective Conan "The Phantom of Baker Street" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|17|眠る君の横顔に微笑みを|Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o|The Feeling When I See Your Smile While Sleeping|[[Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o]]}}
{{EndTable}}

=== Part 2 ===
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem|1|START|START|START|[[START]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|2|謎解き（その２）|Nazotoki (Sono 2)|Riddle Solution (Part 2)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|3|推理（不気味ver.）|Suiri (Bukimi ver.)|Deduction (Ominous ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|4|犯人のアジト|Hannin no Ajito|The Culprit's Hideout|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|5|夜の探索（未収録ヴァージョン）|Yoru no Tansaku (Mi Shūroku Vājon)|Night Search (Unreleased Version)|}}
{{BGMListingItem|6|犯人（スナイパー）の正体|Hannin (Sunaipā) no Shōtai|The Culprit's (Sniper's) Identity|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|7|迷路|Meiro|Labyrinth|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|8|事件現場（ショートver.）|Jiken Genba (Shōto ver.)|Scene of the Case (Short ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|9|とっておきクイズ|Totte Oki Kuizu|Take the Quiz|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|10|キーワードの謎解き|Kiiwādo no Nazotoki|Keyword to the Riddle Solution|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|11|推理（オリジナルver.）|Suiri (Orijinaru ver.)|Deduction (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|12|殺意|Satsui|Murderous Intent|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|13|沈む夕陽|Shizumu Yūhi|Depressing Sunset|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|14|漆黒の殺意|Shikkoku no Satsui|Jet Black Murderous Intent|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|15|暗殺者のテーマ─忍び寄る魔手|Ansatsusha no Tēma - Shinobiyoru Mashu|Assassin's Theme - The Devil's Hand Approaches|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|16|コナン組曲－Captured In Her Eyes|Konan Kumikyoku - Captured in Her Eyes|Conan Suite - Captured in Her Eyes|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|17|蘭・愛のテーマ（ギターver.）|Ran・Ai no Tēma (Gitā ver.)|Ran's Love Theme (Guitar ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|18|眠る君の横顔に微笑みを|Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o|The Feeling When I See Your Smile While Sleeping|[[Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|19|コナンの勝利（夜空ver.）|Konan no Shōri (Yozora ver.)|Conan's Victory (Night Sky ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|20|古城の探索|Kojō no Tansaku|Exploration of the Old Castle|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{EndTable}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|طيف ثانوية تيتان|Teitan High School’s Ghost}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|La història de fantasmes de l'Institut Teitan|Teitan high school’s ghost stories}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Valencia|Catalan (Valencian dub)|La història de fantasmes de l'institut Teitan|Teitan high school’s ghost stories}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=China|Chinese (Simplified)|帝丹高中校园怪谈|Teitan high school's strange story}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Die Spukgeschichte der Teitan-Oberschule|Teitan high School's ghost story}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Il fantasma del liceo Teitan|Teitan High School's Ghost}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish (Castilian dub)|La historia de terror del instituto Teitan|Teitan high school's terror story}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เรื่องอาถรรพ์ของโรงเรียนเทตัน|Teitan High School's Ghost Story}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Bóng ma trường trung học Teitan|Teitan High School’s Ghost}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 9]]

{{Season 9}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Katsunori Enomoto]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Atsushi Aono]]

[[de:Episode 392]]
[[zh:TV361]]

A Course Without Protest/Gallery

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{{Needs image}}
This is a gallery of images for the episode: [[A Course Without Protest]].

== Screenshots ==
<gallery widths=185px perrow=5>
File:EP371-1.PNG|
File:EP371-2.PNG|
File:EP371-3.PNG|
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[A Course Without Protest]]

[[Category:Case galleries]]

Detective Conan in English Western World

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{{hatnote|''Detective Conan in Canada'' redirects here. For ''Detective Conan'' in French-speaking Canada, see [[Detective Conan in France]].}}
{{Under Construction}}
{{InfoBox Country
| country = English Western World
| image = Detective Conan Anime Logo 2025 Int.png
| language = English
| continent = Europe North America Oceania
| episode = {{Inline icons|Funimation}} 130 {{Inline icons|Macias Group}} 50 {{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} 45
| volume = {{Inline icons|Victor Gollancz}} 15 (''publishing ended'') {{Inline icons|Viz}} 95 (as of September 16, 2025)
| kaito volume =
| publisher = [[Viz Media]] [[Victor Gollancz|Victor Gollancz Ltd]] (formerly)
}}
The [[Detective Conan|series]] is known as '''Detective Conan''', formerly known as '''Case Closed''', in English-speaking countries of North America, Europe and Oceania.

From 2024 to 2026, the series was originally renamed as '''Case Closed''', due to unspecified concerns of copyright conflict of the name ''Detective Conan''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2004-02-05/funimation-renames-conan|accessdate=2008-08-18|publisher=Anime News Network|date=2007-10-09|title=FUNimation renames Detective Conan to Case Closed}}</ref> In 2025, the ''Case Closed'' title was dropped specifically for the [[Anime|anime]] and [[Movies|movies]], and it's planned to be discontinued in the [[manga]] with its re-release in 2027.

Currently, the English translation of the manga is done by [[Viz Media]], and the English dubbing is done by studios [[Bang Zoom! Entertainment]] for the movies and [[Studio Nano]] for the anime series.

== Manga ==
{{main|English Manga}}

=== Publishing History ===
[[File:Volume 1e SS.png|180px|thumb|right|Volume 1 cover of Case Closed]]
[[Viz Media]] licensed the manga series under the name for English-language publication in North America, and released its first volume on September 7, 2004. It first acquired licensing rights in early 2004 and announced its intention to publish the series on June 1, 2004<ref>https://animenewsnetwork.com/press-release/2004-06-02/viz-announces-new-manga-for-q3</ref>. It kept the localized names of the characters and setting places from the FUNimation dub, as well as the name of the series<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070422122009/http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2004-06-28/case-closed-manga-names-to-change</ref>. It gave Ai Haibara her own English name, "Anita Hailey", since FUNimation used "Vi Graythorn".

The UK's publication of Victor Gollancz Ltd ended after 15 volumes in November 2007<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/Case-Closed-v-15-Gosho-Aoyama/9780575080805|accessdate=July 9, 2013|publisher=[[Wikipedia:Victor Gollancz Ltd.|Gollancz Manga]]||date=2007-11-28|title=The Latest Volume of "British" Case Closed }}</ref>. Viz Media continues to handle the UK's distribution with the American edition and has since republished all 15 volumes under its imprint. In 2014, after [[Shogakukan Asia]], a subsidiary of [[Shogakukan]], Detective Conan's publisher in Japan, started its own release of the manga in English, thus separating the market share for Viz Media<ref>https://www.cbr.com/detective-conan-cased-closed-too-many-localizations/</ref>. Howeever, the Shogakukan Asia version reuses the translation from Viz Media, as Shogakukan has the ultimate translation rights.

In May 2023, Viz Media introduced a new subscription service that offers the latest Simulpub for many series including "''Case Closed''". The subscription service is only available in the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. As March 14, 2025, Viz Media has released chapters 1-1140 on the service.<ref>https://www.viz.com/blog/posts/manga-s-premier-subscription-service-launches-today</ref>,<ref>https://www.viz.com/blog/posts/read-every-chapter-of-case-closed</ref>.

In June 12, 2026, Viz Media announced a manga re-release with the original "Detective Conan" title and with original Japanese character names. It's planned to release as 3-in-1 Omnibus series in February 2, 2027.<ref>https://x.com/VIZMedia/status/2065469453098270732</ref> The pre-orders are currently available.

=== Published media ===
* [[English Manga]] - main [[manga]]
* [[English Yaiba Manga]] - [[Yaiba]], Gosho Aoyama's previous series

=== Territories covered ===
The Case Closed franchise is available in most English-majority countries of the world:
* {{flagicon|US}} United States of America
* {{flagicon|Canada}} Canada (with the exception of the province of Quebec and the French-speaking parts of New-Brunswick)
* {{flagicon|UK}} United Kingdom and dependencies (Jersey, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Isle of Man, Bermuda, Caiman Islands, etc.)
* {{flagicon|Ireland}} Ireland
* {{flagicon|Australia}} Australia
* {{flagicon|New Zealand}} New Zealand
The Shogakukan Asia English version is sold instead in Southeast Asia, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.

== Anime and Movies ==
=== Funimation Entertainment (1st English dub) ===
[[File:Case_Closed_logo.png|right|240px]]
[[Funimation Entertainment]] licensed the anime series for North American broadcast under the name ''Case Closed''. The character names were also adapted into English ones with some names different between the two. Fifty episodes of the English dubbed series aired on [[TV Networks#Cartoon Network|Cartoon Network]] as part of their [[TV Networks#Adult Swim|Adult Swim]] programming block on May 24th, 2004 until January 2005 and were discontinued due to low ratings.<ref name="Adult Swim Anime Plans">{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2005-01-22/adult-swim-anime-plans|title=Adult Swim Anime Plans|publisher=Anime News Network|accessdate=July 9, 2013}}</ref> In Canada, Case Closed premiered on channel [[TV Networks#YTV|YTV]], 22 episodes were broadcasted between April 7th, 2006 and September 2nd, 2006.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20060513201806/http://www.ytv.com/programming/shows/case_closed/index.asp |archivedate=2006-05-13|url=http://www.ytv.com/programming/shows/case_closed/index.asp |accessdate=July 9, 2013 |title=Case Closed – Anime on YTV |publisher=[[Wikipedia:YTV (TV channel)|YTV]] |date=2006-05-13}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/the-click/2006-08-26 |accessdate=July 9, 2013|publisher=[[Wikipedia: Anime News Network|Anime News network]]|date=2006-08-26|title= "The Click August 26th – September 1st"}}</ref>. A separate English adaptation of the series by Animax Asia premiered in the Philippines on January 18th, 2006, under the name Detective Conan.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20070619171955/http://www.animax-asia.com/synopsis/default.asp?pid=39 |archivedate=2007-06-19 |url=http://www.animax-asia.com/synopsis/default.asp?pid=39 |accessdate=July 9, 2013 |title=''Detective Conan'' on Animax Asia |publisher=[[Wikipedia:Animax Asia|Animax Asia]]}}</ref> Because Animax were unable to obtain further TV broadcast rights, their version comprised 52 episodes.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/5ukP7rxnE |archivedate=December 5, 2010 |url=http://www.spena.tv/animax-asia/animax-web-live-chat/animax-faq.php |accessdate=July 10, 2013|title=Animax FAQ |publisher=[[Wikipedia:AXN Asia|AXN Asia]] }}</ref> The series continued with reruns until August 7, 2006, when it was removed from the station.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20060521193247/http://www.animax-asia.com/schedule/animax-schedule-m-200605-ph.pdf |archivedate=2006-05-23 |url=http://www.animax-asia.com/schedule/animax-schedule-m-200605-ph.pdf
|accessdate=July 10, 2013 |title=Animax Philippines schedule (May 2006) |publisher=Animax Asia}}</ref> Funimation also released DVDs of their dubbed series beginning August 24th, 2004.<ref name="CC 53-55">{{cite web |url=http://video.barnesandnoble.com/DVD/Case-Closed-2-Deadly-Illusions/e/704400078125 |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:Barnes & Noble|Barnes & Noble|]] |title=Case Closed 2: Deadly Illusions}}</ref> Initially, the releases were done in single DVDs and future episodes were released in seasonal boxes; as of 2009, they have released 130 episodes dubbed in English.<ref name="Season5DVDs">{{cite web |url=http://video.barnesandnoble.com/DVD/Case-Closed-Season-Five/e/704400078019 |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |title=Case Closed Season 5 Box Set |publisher=Barnes & Noble }}</ref> The seasonal boxes were later re-released in redesigned boxes entitled Viridian edition.<ref name="Viridian 1">{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1294026591531301 |archivedate=2011-01-02 |url=http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/eQAiGT=mg8PhoBNYOs/browse/item/83416/4/0/0 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:The Right Stuf International|The Right Stuf International]] |title=Case Closed Season 1 DVD Box Set (Hyb) – Viridian Collection}}</ref><ref name="Viridian 5">{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1294026591531308 |archivedate=2011-01-02 |url=http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/6qNjiVXHxUpjHmH3t-/browse/item/86129/4/0/0 |publisher=The Right Stuf International |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |title=Case Closed Season 5 DVD Box Set (Hyb) – Viridian Collection}}</ref> The first six films were released on Region 1 DVD in North America between October 3rd 2006 and February 16th 2010, and sold very well.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://video.barnesandnoble.com/DVD/Case-Closed-The-Time-Bombed-Skyscraper-The-Movie/Kenji-Kodama/e/704400077906 |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |publisher=Barnes & Noble |title=Case Closed: The Time Bombed Skyscraper - The Movie}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/XbEbP-mbXRAGqDd86t/browse/item/85841/4/0/0 |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |publisher=The Right Stuf International |title=Case Closed Movie 6: The Phantom of Baker Street DVD (Hyb)}}</ref>

As a part of its syndication with the Funimation Channel, Colours TV aired Case Closed at the night-time programming block, premiering on June 19th 2006.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1294026591531231|title=FUNimation Channel debuts|publisher=ICv2.com|accessdate=July 14, 2013}}</ref> Till 2012, no more than 130 episodes (episodes 1-123 Japanese version) have been dubbed in English. Detective Conan is later broadcasted in North America on NHK's cable network TV Japan.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/5w75YU42F |archivedate=January 29, 2011 |url=http://www.tvjapan.net/en/subcategory/anime.html |title=TV Japan Cartoon/Anime |publisher=[[Wikipedia:NHK|NHK]] |accessdate=July 14, 2013}}</ref> Though anime didn't get that popular in North America, the manga enjoys high success. The first volume appeared trice in the top ten best sellers, right after its premiere,<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/5795.html |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:ICv2|ICv2]] |date=2004-10-04 |title=Spiegelman's 'No Towers' Tops BookScan List}}</ref> the same volume has also appeared on the ranking list conducted by Diamond Comic Distributors in August, 2004.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/5795.html |accessdate=November 2, 2013 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:ICv2|ICv2]] |date=2004-09-20 |title=Top 100 Graphic Novels Actual--August 2004}}</ref> Later manga volumes have appeared on the ''[[wikipedia:New York Times Manga Best Sellers|New York Times Manga Best Sellers]]''<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1294026591531685 |archivedate=November 2, 2013 |url=http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/2010-11-07/manga/list.html |title=Best Sellers Manga |date=November 7, 2010 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:The New York Times|The New York Times]] |accessdate=November 2, 2013}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/2011-05-01/manga/list.html |title=Best Seller Manga |date=May 1, 2011 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:The New York Times|The New York Times]] |accessdate=November 2, 2013}}</ref> lists at various times. Volume 41 broke the record making it to the top 5 in sales rank during the week ending on January 14th, 2012.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/2012-01-29/manga/list.html |title=Best Seller Manga |date=January 29, 2012 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:The New York Times|New York Times]] |accessdate=November 2, 2013}}</ref> The manga continues to be released in North America until today.

S. California's UTB, United Television Broadcasting's free digital television station began to re-broadcast already dubbed Case Closed episodes on August 21st, 2011. The next two-episode block was scheduled for Saturday, August 27th, followed by two more episodes on Sunday, August 28th. The episodes were broadcasted at 6:30 a.m and repeated at 10:30 a.m the same day. A one-episode block also aired at 10:00 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays as well.

As of April 2013, Funimation has renewed the Case Closed license for "future use". Additionally on April 2nd 2013, Funimation announced that seasons 1-5 would be made available digitally through many online vendors (iTunes, Playstation Network and Xbox Live) starting April 16, 2013. Season 1 would be available on April 16th, season 2 and 3 in May, and season 4 and 5 in June. Movie release dates was never announced. There was a hint shown in the description for a possible dubbing of the sixth season, however it has not been confirmed. Each episode costs $0.99.

=== Online streaming services (English subtitles) ===
On October 2014 at NY Comic Con's Crunchyroll panel, they announced that "Case Closed" would be added to their roster. Later they began subtitling the Japanese episodes at episode 754. The page for the series uses the Case Closed banner from Funimation. Originally, the episodes were posted on the Saturday of the week after they air in Japan, but they later were posted on Wednesdays. Since May 2017, premium users get access to new episodes within several hours after they air in Japan, while they will be available for free users a week after.<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/daily-briefs/2017-05-06/crunchyroll-changes-release-schedule-for-case-closed-anime/.115766</ref> Since September 2022, Crunchyroll has removed the option to watch all anime free with ads, leaving only the premium option and 14-day free trial for new users. As of August 24, 2024, they have subtitled up to episode 1133, excluding specials and movies. Crunchyroll later reclaimed the original license of the series from Funimation, and discontinuously since August 2021, streamed the first 123 episodes, all completely remastered.

As of January 2016, English-language Netflix began to stream episodes under the title "Case Closed". The page for the series used the Case Closed banner from Funimation. They obtained the rights to air fifty-two episodes in Japanese with English subtitles, from episode 748-799. The show's maturity rating is listed as TV-14.<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-01-01/netflix-adds-detective-conan-anime-streaming/.97124</ref> However, it has been removed for unknown reason.

As of 2025, the streaming service [[Wikipedia:Crackle (service)|Crackle]] has rights to episodes 1-82, and all episodes are available with English sub. Episodes 1-28 were added on July 7<ref>https://cssentertainment.com/articles/free-streaming-service-crackle-announces-new-originals1/</ref>, with 29-82 to be added on August 18<ref>https://cssentertainment.com/articles/free-streaming-service-crackle-announces-new-originals2/</ref>.

=== Bang Zoom! Entertainment (2nd English dub) ===
Since 2019, [[Wikipedia:Bang Zoom! Entertainment|Bang Zoom! Entertainment]] provided the English dub for movies, featuring all-new casts. Unlike the Funimation dub, the character names are not localized. [[Wikipedia:Discotek Media|Discotek Media]] release the movies in Blu-ray since 2020. As of 2025, they have dubbed 9 [[Regular movies|movies]] (Movie 19-26; [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie]]) and 2 [[Specials|TV specials]] ([[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]], [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]).

As February 2023, Netflix has worldwide rights to spin-off series [[Zero's Tea Time (anime)|Zero's Tea Time]] and [[The Culprit Hanzawa]]. Both series also come with the English dub by Bang Zoom! Entertainment.

=== Macias Group (3rd English dub) ===
From February 2023 to February 2025, Fox Corporation-owned streaming service [[Wikipedia:Tubi|Tubi]] streamed English subbed and dubbed episodes of Detective Conan under the title "Case Closed". The dub is done by Macias Group, featuring Bang Zoom's casts for some characters, and all-new casts for the other characters. Initially, only ten episodes were available, but later additions expanded the range of episodes from episode 965 to episode 1014. However, as of February 2025, all episodes have been removed from the service.

=== Studio Nano (4th English dub) ===
In June 26, 2025, TMS Entertainment has announced the release of a specially curated episode selection of the anime, coming to Crunchyroll and Netflix. The first selection titled “Conan vs. The Black Organization”, initially consisted of 9 episodes with the theme of Black Organization, with additional 5 episodes released in August 21. It features a new English dub, provided by Studio Nano with a mostly new casts, different from prior dubs. However, two voice casts from the Funimation dub return: Mark Stoddard reprise his role as Megure, while Colleen Clinkenbeard, who played Ran in the Funimation dub, returned as Vermouth. This release also mark the first time the anime was released under the ''Detective Conan'' branding instead of ''Case Closed'' in the US/Canada.

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|-
! Selections !! Episodes !! Release date
|-
| ''Conan vs. The Black Organization''
|
* {{appear ep|1|Roller Coaster Murder Case}}
* {{appear ep|2|Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case}}
* {{appear ep|128|The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case}}
* {{appear ep|129|The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case}}
* {{appear ep|176-178|Reunion with the Black Organization}}
* {{appear ep|230-231|The Mysterious Passenger}}
* {{appear ep|286-288|Shinichi Kudo's New York Case}}
* {{appear ep|345|Head-to-Head Match with the Black Organization: A Dual Mystery on a Full Moon Night}}
* {{appear ep|425|Black Impact! The Moment the Black Organization Reaches Out}}
| July 3, 2025 (Part 1) August 21, 2025 (Part 2)
|-
| ''Rivals of the Great Detective''
|
* {{appear ep|3|An Idol's Locked Room Murder Case}}
* {{appear ep|4|The Coded Map of the City Case}}
* {{appear ep|5|The Shinkansen's Bomb Case}}
* {{appear ep|7|Once-A-Month Present Threat Case}}
* {{appear ep|10|Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case}}
* {{appear ep|43|Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case}}
* {{appear ep|48-49|Diplomat Murder Case}}
* {{appear ep|57-58|Holmes Freak Murder Case}}
* {{appear ep|76|Conan vs. Kaitou Kid}}
* {{appear ep|162|The Locked Room in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case}}
* {{appear ep|188-193|The Desperate Revival}}
* {{appear ep|219|The Gathering of the Detectives! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid}}
| November 1, 2025 (Part 1) January 1, 2026 (Part 2)
|-
| ''FBI Intervention''
|
* {{appear ep|170-171|The Blind Spot in the Darkness}}
* {{appear ep|226-227|The Battle Game Trap}}
* {{appear ep|258-259|The Man from Chicago}}
* {{appear ep|277-278|English Teacher vs. Great Western Detective}}
* {{appear ep|279-280|Hooligan's Labyrinth}}
* {{appear ep|307-308|On the Trail of a Silent Witness}}
| May 1, 2026 (Part 1) August 1, 2026 (Part 2)
|}

== Games ==
As of 2025, only two Case Closed video game has been released. The first one is [[Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation|Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation]], which was released exclusively for the Wii in Japan and Europe. The English version featured the voice casts from the Funimation dub, and has minor changes in script. The second game is [[Detective Conan Runner: Race to the Truth|Case Closed Runner: Race to the Truth]]. A free-to-pay, auto-runner video game for iOS and Android that was avaliable until the game shut down on October 31, 2020.

== Broadcasting Companies ==
=== Canada ===
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=== United States ===
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=== UK ===
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This article is about the release of ''Detective Conan'' in the United Kingdom.
==Detective Conan in the United Kingdom ==
=== Manga ===
In the United Kingdom, the manga is imported and distributed under the North American title '''Case Closed''' by Viz Media. Volumes are sold through major comic shops and book retailers, such as Forbidden Planet and Simon & Schuster UK. Because it uses the North American localization, the translation retains the changed character names (such as Jimmy Kudo for Shinichi and Rachel Moore for Ran).

=== Anime ===
Historically, the ''Detective Conan'' anime had a very limited presence on UK television compared to other European countries.

==== Streaming ====
* '''Crunchyroll:''' The series streams in the UK on Crunchyroll under the title ''Case Closed (Detective Conan)''.
* '''Netflix:''' Episodes of the anime have also begun arriving on Netflix UK, making the series much more accessible to the British audience.

=== Movies ===
For decades, the ''Detective Conan'' films were not released theatrically in the UK or Ireland. This completely changed recently thanks to the UK-based distributor '''Trinity CineAsia''', which brought the franchise to the big screen:
* ''[[The Million-dollar Pentagram]]''(movie 27) was the first film in the franchise's history to receive a wide theatrical release in the UK, premiering on September 27, 2024.
* ''[[One-eyed Flashback]]''(movie 28) followed the successful trend, hitting UK cinemas on September 26, 2025.

To appeal to both the local anime fanbase and the large Chinese-speaking audience in the UK, Trinity CineAsia releases the films with original Japanese audio and dual English and Traditional Chinese subtitles. Unlike the English dubs of the past, these releases keep the original Japanese names (Shinichi, Ran, Kogoro, etc.).

==Cast==
=== [[File:Funimation_2016.svg|200px|link=Funimation|left|Funimation]] ===
<div style="border:purple 2px solid; border-radius:10px; padding-left:13px; margin:10px; height:500px;overflow:auto;">
{{BeginTable Cast}}
{{CastItem|1|Conan Edogawa|Alison Viktorin}}
{{CastItem|1|Shinichi Kudo|Jerry Jewell}}
{{CastItem|1|Ran Mouri|Colleen Clinkenbeard}}
{{CastItem|1|Kogoro Mouri|R. Bruce Elliott}}
{{CastItem|1|Ai Haibara|Brina Palencia|Voiced only in the movies}}
{{CastItem|1|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Cynthia Cranz}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayumi Yoshida|Monica Rial}}
{{CastItem|2|Genta Kojima|Dameon Clarke|Episodes [[Roller Coaster Murder Case|1]]-[[The Kidnapping Location Case|86]]}}
{{CastItem|0||Mike McFarland|Episodes [[The Bank Robber's Hospitalization Case|91]]-[[The Weather Girl Kidnapping Case|123]]}}
{{CastItem|1|Hiroshi Agasa|Bill Flynn|'''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|1|Sonoko Suzuki|Laura Bailey}}
{{CastItem|1|Juzo Megure|Mark Stoddard}}
{{CastItem|1|Wataru Takagi|Doug Burks}}
{{CastItem|1|Miwako Sato|Kate Oxley}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazunobu Chiba|Chris Cason|Voices Rum in the Bang Zoom! dub.}}
{{CastItem|1|Heiji Hattori|Kevin M. Connolly}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazuha Toyama|Gwendolyn Lau}}
{{CastItem|1|Gin|Troy Baker}}
{{CastItem|2|Vodka|Kyle Hebert|Episode 1 only.}}
{{CastItem|0||Christopher Sabat}}
{{CastItem|1|Kaitou Kid|Jerry Jewell}}
{{CastItem|1|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Eric Vale}}
{{CastItem|1|Eri Kisaki|Julie Mayfield}}
{{CastItem|2|Yusaku Kudo|Randy Tallman|'''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|0||John Swasey|Movie 6 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Yukiko Kudo|Laurie Steele}}
{{CastItem|2|Ginzo Nakamori|Jay Jones}}
{{CastItem|0||Ian Sinclair|Movie 3 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Sango Yokomizo|Dameon Clarke}}
{{CastItem|1|Misao Yamamura|Kent Williams}}
{{CastItem|1|Yoko Okino|Elise Baughman}}
{{CastItem|1|Kiyonaga Matsumoto|Bob Carter}}
{{CastItem|2|Heizo Hattori|Andrew T. Chandler}}
{{CastItem|0||Dennis Maher|Episode 118 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Goro Otaki|Bill Jenkins}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginshiro Toyama|Doug Burks}}
{{CastItem|2|Akemi Miyano|Clarine Harp}}
{{CastItem|0||Alex Valle|Movie 5 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Sumiko Kobayashi|Stephanie Young}}
{{CastItem|2|Midori Kuriyama|Caitlin Glass|Movie 2.}}
{{CastItem|0||Kim Matula|Movie 4.}}
{{CastItem|2|Officer Tome|Daniel Penz}}
{{CastItem|0||Cole Brown|Movie 5 only. '''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|1|Shintaro Chaki|Kent Williams}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoko Suzuki|Amy Rosenthal}}
{{CastItem|2|Shiro Suzuki|Brice Armstrong|Episode 76. '''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|0||Cole Brown|Movie 3. '''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|1|Hideo Akagi|Robert McCollum}}
{{CastItem|1|Osamu Kenzaki|Justin Pate|As [[Detective Samonji]].}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayako Suzuki|Cynthia Cranz}}
{{CastItem|1|Yuzo Tomizawa|Sonny Strait}}
{{CastItem|1|Detective Yokoyama|Greg Silva}}
{{EndTable}}
</div>
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=== [[File:Bang Zoom! Studios logo.png|200px|link=Bang Zoom! Entertainment|left|Bang Zoom! Studios]] ===
<div style="border-radius:10px; border:#F8D911 2px solid; padding-left:13px; margin:10px; height:500px;overflow:auto;">
{{BeginTable Cast}}
{{CastItem|1|Conan Edogawa|Wendee Lee}}
{{CastItem|1|Shinichi Kudo|Griffin Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ran Mouri|Cristina Vee|Also known as Cristina Valenzuela.}}
{{CastItem|1|Kogoro Mouri|Xander Mobus}}
{{CastItem|1|Ai Haibara|Erica Mendez}}
{{CastItem|2|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Erika Harlacher}}
{{CastItem|0||Jeannie Tirado|Movie 26 only.}}
{{CastItem|2|Ayumi Yoshida|Janice Kawaye|Also known as Janice Roman Roku.}}
{{CastItem|0||Xanthe Huynh|Movie 25 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Genta Kojima|Andrew Russell}}
{{CastItem|1|Hiroshi Agasa|Michael Sorich}}
{{CastItem|2|Sonoko Suzuki|Jennie Kwan|Also known as Minx Lee (Le).}}
{{CastItem|0||Janice Kawaye|Movie 22 only (uncredited).}}
{{CastItem|1|Juzo Megure|Jake Eberle}}
{{CastItem|1|Wataru Takagi|Christopher Bevins}}
{{CastItem|1|Miwako Sato|Katelyn Gault}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazunobu Chiba|Jason Charles Miller|Also known as Jason C. Miller.}}
{{CastItem|1|Heiji Hattori|Lucien Dodge}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazuha Toyama|Kayli Mills}}
{{CastItem|1|Gin|D. C. Douglas}}
{{CastItem|1|Vodka|Edward Bosco}}
{{CastItem|2|Rei Furuya|Kyle McCarley|Zero's Tea Time, movies 20 and 22.}}
{{CastItem|0||Howard Wang|Movies 25-26.}}
{{CastItem|2|Vermouth|Laura Post|Movie 20, Zero's Tea Time, Episode ONE.}}
{{CastItem|0||Nicole Gose|Movie 26 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Shuichi Akai|Keith Silverstein}}
{{CastItem|1|Subaru Okiya|Jonah Scott}}
{{CastItem|1|Kaitou Kid|Griffin Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Greg Chun}}
{{CastItem|1|Masumi Sera|Jenny Yokobori}}
{{CastItem|1|Eri Kisaki|Mari Devon|Also known as Jane Alan.}}
{{CastItem|1|Yusaku Kudo|Keith Silverstein}}
{{CastItem|1|Yukiko Kudo|Erika Harlacher}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginzo Nakamori|Kirk Thornton}}
{{CastItem|1|Yumi Miyamoto|AmaLee}}
{{CastItem|1|Naeko Miike|Anairis Quiñones}}
{{castItem|1|Hyoue Kuroda|Richard Epcar}}
{{castItem|1|Shukichi Haneda|Sean Chiplock}}
{{castItem|1|Mary Sera|Amber Lee Connors}}
{{CastItem|1|Yoko Okino|Emi Lo}}
{{CastItem|1|Makoto Kyogoku|Christian La Monte}}
{{CastItem|1|Heizo Hattori|Rick Zieff}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginshiro Toyama|Kyle Hebert}}
{{CastItem|1|Goro Otaki|Paul St. Peter}}
{{CastItem|1|Akemi Miyano|Rebecca Davis}}
{{CastItem|1|Jodie Starling|Maureen Price}}
{{CastItem|1|James Black|Jamieson Price|Also known as Taylor Henry.}}
{{CastItem|1|Andre Camel|Chris Tergliafera}}
{{CastItem|1|Hidemi Hondou|Jennifer Losi}}
{{CastItem|1|Chianti|Tamara Ryan}}
{{CastItem|1|Korn|Kaiji Tang}}
{{CastItem|1|Jirokichi Suzuki|John Snyder|Also known as John Alan Snyder and Roy Wolfe.}}
{{CastItem|1|Azusa Enomoto|Janice Kawaye|Uncredited in movies 20 and 22.}}
{{castItem|1|Momiji Ooka|Faye Mata}}
{{castItem|1|Muga Iori|Grant George}}
{{castItem|1|Rum|Chris Cason|Voiced Kazunobu Chiba with FUNimation.}}
{{castItem|1|Yuya Kazami|Ray Chase|Also known as Danny Boston.}}
{{CastItem|1|Fumimaro Ayanokoji|Doug Erholtz}}
{{CastItem|1|Jinpei Matsuda|Samuel Drake}}
{{CastItem|1|Saguru Hakuba|Alejandro Saab}}
{{CastItem|2|Konosuke Jii|Frank Todaro}}
{{CastItem|0||Landon McDonald|Young}}
{{CastItem|1|Midori Kuriyama|Julie Ann Taylor}}
{{CastItem|1|Elena Miyano|Vivian Lu}}
{{castItem|1|Tomoko Suzuki|Laura Post}}
{{castItem|1|Shiro Suzuki|Doug Stone}}
{{castItem|1|Curaçao|Allegra Clark}}
{{castItem|1|Lupin III|Tony Oliver}}
{{castItem|1|Pinga|Casey Mongillo}}
{{castItem|1|Zengo Goto|Paul St. Peter}}
{{castItem|1|Kamen Yaiba|Zachary T. Rice}}
{{castItem|1|Hina Wada|Laura Stahl}}
{{EndTable}}

'''Note''': [[Hiromitsu Morofushi]], [[Wataru Date]], [[Kenji Hagiwara]] and [[Shizuka Hattori]]'s voice actors are unknown.
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=== [[File:Macias Group logo.png|75px|link=Macias Group|left|Macias Group]] ===
<div style="border-radius:10px; border:#D34433 2px solid; padding-left:13px; margin:10px; height:500px;overflow:auto;">
{{BeginTable Cast}}
{{CastItem|1|Conan Edogawa|Wendee Lee}}
{{CastItem|1|Ran Mouri|Cristina Vee|Also known as Cristina Valenzuela.}}
{{CastItem|1|Kogoro Mouri|Xander Mobus}}
{{CastItem|1|Ai Haibara|Xanthe Huynh}}
{{CastItem|1|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Ghia Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayumi Yoshida|Krystal Valdes|Also known as Krystal Millie Valdes.}}
{{CastItem|1|Genta Kojima|Jorge Barranco}}
{{CastItem|1|Hiroshi Agasa|Oscar Cheda}}
{{CastItem|1|Sonoko Suzuki|Crystal Lopez}}
{{CastItem|1|Juzo Megure|Oscar Cheda}}
{{CastItem|1|Wataru Takagi|Diego Klock-Perez}}
{{CastItem|1|Miwako Sato|Sarah Bartels}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazunobu Chiba|Alexander Blanco}}
{{CastItem|1|Heiji Hattori|Jason Kesser}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazuha Toyama|Andrea Villaverde}}
{{CastItem|1|Rei Furuya|Jason Kesser}}
{{CastItem|1|Shuichi Akai|Clay Cartland}}
{{CastItem|1|Subaru Okiya|Clay Cartland}}
{{CastItem|1|Kaitou Kid|Griffin Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Christopher Diaz}}
{{CastItem|1|Masumi Sera|Ghia Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginzo Nakamori|Christopher Diaz}}
{{CastItem|1|Yumi Miyamoto|Crystal Lopez}}
{{CastItem|1|Naeko Miike|Ann Marie Olson}}
{{castItem|1|Hyoue Kuroda|Hernán Chavarro|Also known as Rio Chavarro.}}
{{castItem|1|Shukichi Haneda|Jorge Barranco}}
{{castItem|1|Misao Yamamura|Rayner Gabriel}}
{{CastItem|1|Makoto Kyogoku|Alex Machado}}
{{CastItem|1|Heizo Hattori|Chris Jahn}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginshiro Toyama|Alex Teixeira}}
{{CastItem|1|Goro Otaki|Paul Louis}}
{{CastItem|1|Jirokichi Suzuki|Alex Teixeira}}
{{CastItem|1|Azusa Enomoto|Ghia Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Kansuke Yamato|Christopher Diaz}}
{{CastItem|1|Yui Uehara|Ghia Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Taka'aki Morofushi|Rayner Gabriel}}
{{CastItem|1|Sumiko Kobayashi|Alisha Todd}}
{{CastItem|1|Rumi Wakasa|Amanda Lopez}}
{{castItem|1|Kanenori Wakita|Alex Teixeira}}
{{CastItem|1|Fumimaro Ayanokoji|Clay Cartland}}
{{castItem|2|Hiromitsu Morofushi|Chris Flores}}
{{CastItem|0||Krystal Valdes|As a child.}}
{{castItem|1|Kohji Haneda|Carlos Alayeto}}
{{castItem|1|Kamen Yaiba|Chris Flores}}
{{castItem|2|Detective Hirota|Carlos Alayeto|Episode 978.}}
{{CastItem|0||Terry Hardcastle|Episode 980.}}
{{castItem|1|Detective Sogawa|Rio Chavarro}}
{{castItem|1|Detective Okumura|Rio Chavarro}}
{{castItem|2|Detective Sugita|Chris Flores|Episode 974, 1001.}}
{{CastItem|0||Oscar Cheda|Episode 980.}}
{{castItem|1|Detective Fukui|Jason Kesser}}
{{castItem|1|Detective Horita|Clay Cartland}}
{{castItem|1|Keita Kaneko|Carlos Alayeto}}
{{castItem|1|Genki Ishikawa|Jorge Barranco}}
{{EndTable}}
</div>
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=== [[File:Studio Nano logo.png|200px|link=Studio Nano|left|Studio Nano]] ===
<div style="border:black 2px solid; border-radius:10px; padding-left:13px; margin:10px; height:500px;overflow:auto;">
{{BeginTable Cast}}
{{CastItem|1|Conan Edogawa|Molly Zhang|<ref>https://x.com/mollozhang/status/1940834796479172663</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Shinichi Kudo|Mauricio Ortiz-Segura|<ref>https://x.com/MauOrtizSegura/status/1940787197109850319</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ran Mouri|Megan Shipman|<ref name="Clinken">https://x.com/ccarrollbeard/status/1940825609091097087</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Kogoro Mouri|Robert McCollum|Voiced [[Hideo Akagi]] in the FUNimation dub.}}
{{CastItem|1|Ai Haibara|Alexis Tipton|<ref>https://x.com/AlexisTiptonVA/status/1941560684980076828</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Brittney Karbowski|<ref>https://x.com/BKarbowski/status/1941173977675956725</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayumi Yoshida|Abigail Blythe|<ref>https://x.com/askforabigail/status/1940791489376014389</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Genta Kojima|Bryson Baugus}}
{{CastItem|1|Hiroshi Agasa|Christopher Guerrero|<ref>https://x.com/ChrisGuerreroVA/status/1940843299365147057</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Sonoko Suzuki|Bree Han|<ref>https://x.com/KeepBreething/status/1959020963045028172</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Juzo Megure|Mark Stoddard|Original voice actor from FUNimation.}}
{{CastItem|1|Wataru Takagi|Aaron Campbell|<ref>https://x.com/AaronCampbellVO/status/1940799141174825188</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Miwako Sato|Natalie Van Sistine|<ref>https://x.com/nvansistine/status/1944840149218812349</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazunobu Chiba|Aaron Michael|Also known as Aaron Bushong.}}
{{CastItem|1|Heiji Hattori|Nazeeh Tarsha|<ref>https://x.com/NazeehTarsha/status/1964744150605262940</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazuha Toyama|Raina Meginley|<ref>https://x.com/RainaMeginley/status/2008305922649801027</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Gin|Nick Huber|<ref>https://x.com/NickH_VA/status/1940818530963964229</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Vodka|David Matranga}}
|-
|[[File:Kaitou Kid 60px.jpg|center]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Kaitou Kid]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Mauricio Ortiz-Segura 60px.jpg|center]]||rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;"|[[Mauricio Ortiz-Segura]]||<ref>https://x.com/MauOrtizSegura/status/1984681453075251462</ref>
|-
|[[File:Kaito Kuroba 60px.jpg|center]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Kaito Kuroba]]||
{{CastItem|1|Vermouth|Colleen Clinkenbeard|Voiced Ran Mouri in the FUNimation dub<ref name="Clinken"/>. Voices both Sharon and Chris Vineyard<ref>https://x.com/Whoisjbr/status/1958468078318006643/photo/2</ref>.}}
{{CastItem|1|Shuichi Akai|Christopher Wehkamp|<ref>https://x.com/ChrisWehkamp/status/1940863321458327878</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Phil Parsons}}
{{CastItem|1|Yukiko Kudo|Jad Saxton|<ref>https://x.com/jadbsaxton/status/1958679867655917604</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Yusaku Kudo|Tom Henry|<ref>https://x.com/thatTomHenry/status/1984708996335616408</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Yumi Miyamoto|Krystal LaPorte|<ref>https://x.com/WowSuchKrystal/status/1958969135721062587</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginzo Nakamori|TJ Anthony|<ref>https://x.com/SydakVO/status/2006930833333170593</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Eri Kisaki|Lydia Mackay|Voiced additional roles in FUNimation dub}}
|-
|[[File:Sango Yokomizo 60px.jpg|center]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Sango Yokomizo]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Bradley Gareth 60px.jpg|center]]||rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;"|[[Bradley Gareth]]||<ref>https://x.com/anime_brother/status/1940828325188104460</ref>,<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DN6n3yhgZUe/</ref>
|-
|[[File:Jugo Yokomizo 60px.jpg|center]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Jugo Yokomizo]]||
{{CastItem|1|Yoko Okino|Nia Celeste|<ref>https://x.com/Whoisjbr/status/1958468266189320259/photo/3</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Jodie Starling|Bryn Apprill|<ref>https://x.com/Whoisjbr/status/1958468266189320259/photo/2</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|James Black|Philip Weber}}
{{CastItem|1|Hidemi Hondou|Elizabeth Maxwell|<ref>https://x.com/AboutElizabethM/status/1960783050142573009</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Sumiko Kobayashi|Madeleine Broseh|<ref>https://x.com/MaddieBrosehVA/status/1940827055928889658</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Akemi Miyano|Macy Anne Johnson|<ref>https://x.com/macyyyanne/status/1944424909620355267</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Shiho Miyano|Alexis Tipton}}
{{CastItem|1|Chianti|Corey Pettit|<ref>https://x.com/GeekCatnip/status/1958884685607563763</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Korn|Alex Hom|<ref>https://x.com/AckitsAlex/status/1958654644344807494</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoaki Araide|Nicholas Markgraf|<ref>https://x.com/GameGuyNick/status/1940804245634404485</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoko Suzuki|Anastasia Munoz|<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DTI4xmkDgF5/</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Shiro Suzuki|Daniel Penz|Voices Officer Tome in the FUNimation dub.}}
{{CastItem|1|Hideo Akagi|Alex Mai}}
{{CastItem|1|Officer Tome|Dylan Mobley}}
{{CastItem|1|Shintaro Chaki|Ben Phillips}}
{{CastItem|1|Aoko Nakamori|Jill Harris|Credited as '''girl''' in Episode 76.}}
{{CastItem|1|Saguru Hakuba|Alejandro Saab|<ref>https://x.com/KaggyFilms/status/2007143356426596769</ref> Voiced the same character for Bang! Zoom.}}
{{CastItem|1|Pisco|Jason Douglas}}
{{CastItem|1|Naomichi Mugikura|Travis Mullenix|<ref>https://x.com/TMullenixVO/status/1940794187680829806</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayako Suzuki|E.A Castillo}}
{{CastItem|1|Yuzo Tomizawa|Jacob Wilson|<ref>https://www.facebook.com/jacob.wilson.991372/posts/pfbid02Y4QgjaLuaaUbNJQstXkXGkZ9s4E28VY8fi6nUW4PJexAkYzqjvYa4Xh2BFenaDE9l</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Konosuke Jii|Doug Jackson}}
{{CastItem|1|Naoki Uemura|Blake McNamara}}
{{CastItem|1|Joji Hatamoto|Tom Aglio}}
|-
|[[File:Eiichi Yamagishi.jpg|center|60px]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Eiichi Yamagishi (character)|Eiichi Yamagishi]]|| [[File:Brad Foster 60px.jpg|center]]|| <center>[[Brad Foster]]</center>||<ref>https://x.com/fosteredfetters/status/1984733330894430592</ref>
|-
{{CastItem|1|Kazumi Sanada|Mark Allen Jr.}}
{{CastItem|1|Takuya Mifune|Ivan Jasso}}
{{CastItem|1|Yukiko Katsuragi|Rachel Thompson|Also known as Rachel Michelle Thompson.}}
{{CastItem|1|Takayoshi Tsujimura|Christian Thorsen|<ref>https://www.christianthorsen.com/</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Akako Koizumi|Emi Lo|<ref>https://x.com/KitsuneSqueak/status/2007150823361671554</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Keiko Momoi|Celeste Perez|<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DTCVBXwjZ6c/</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Weapon Smuggler|Daniel Van Thomas|<ref>https://x.com/DanielVanThomas/status/1940858148283384260</ref>}}
{{EndTable}}
</div>

==Trivia==
* "Case Closed" was later used as the catchphrase for [[Masumi Sera]] (whether it's intended as a reference or coincidental is unspecified), who is British-Japanese. She first appeared in 2011, years after the English franchise started using the name.

== References ==
# [[wikipedia:Case Closed|Case Closed - Wikipedia]]
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Detective Conan]]
* [[English Manga]]
* The [[English Manga (Shogakukan Asia)|English version of Detective Conan]] published by [[Shogakukan Asia]] in Southeast Asia
* [[Detective Conan in Other Countries]]

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{{hatnote|''Detective Conan in Canada'' redirects here. For ''Detective Conan'' in French-speaking Canada, see [[Detective Conan in France]].}}
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| volume = {{Inline icons|Victor Gollancz}} 15 (''publishing ended'') {{Inline icons|Viz}} 95 (as of September 16, 2025)
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The [[Detective Conan|series]] is known as '''Detective Conan''', formerly known as '''Case Closed''', in English-speaking countries of North America, Europe and Oceania.

From 2024 to 2026, the series was originally renamed as '''Case Closed''', due to unspecified concerns of copyright conflict of the name ''Detective Conan''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2004-02-05/funimation-renames-conan|accessdate=2008-08-18|publisher=Anime News Network|date=2007-10-09|title=FUNimation renames Detective Conan to Case Closed}}</ref> In 2025, the ''Case Closed'' title was dropped specifically for the [[Anime|anime]] and [[Movies|movies]], and it's planned to be discontinued in the [[manga]] with its re-release in 2027.

Currently, the English translation of the manga is done by [[Viz Media]], and the English dubbing is done by studios [[Bang Zoom! Entertainment]] for the movies and [[Studio Nano]] for the anime series.

== Manga ==
{{main|English Manga}}

=== Publishing History ===
[[File:Volume 1e SS.png|180px|thumb|right|Volume 1 cover of Case Closed]]
[[Viz Media]] licensed the manga series under the name for English-language publication in North America, and released its first volume on September 7, 2004. It first acquired licensing rights in early 2004 and announced its intention to publish the series on June 1, 2004<ref>https://animenewsnetwork.com/press-release/2004-06-02/viz-announces-new-manga-for-q3</ref>. It kept the localized names of the characters and setting places from the FUNimation dub, as well as the name of the series<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070422122009/http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2004-06-28/case-closed-manga-names-to-change</ref>. It gave Ai Haibara her own English name, "Anita Hailey", since FUNimation used "Vi Graythorn".

The UK's publication of Victor Gollancz Ltd ended after 15 volumes in November 2007<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/Case-Closed-v-15-Gosho-Aoyama/9780575080805|accessdate=July 9, 2013|publisher=[[Wikipedia:Victor Gollancz Ltd.|Gollancz Manga]]||date=2007-11-28|title=The Latest Volume of "British" Case Closed }}</ref>. Viz Media continues to handle the UK's distribution with the American edition and has since republished all 15 volumes under its imprint. In 2014, after [[Shogakukan Asia]], a subsidiary of [[Shogakukan]], Detective Conan's publisher in Japan, started its own release of the manga in English, thus separating the market share for Viz Media<ref>https://www.cbr.com/detective-conan-cased-closed-too-many-localizations/</ref>. Howeever, the Shogakukan Asia version reuses the translation from Viz Media, as Shogakukan has the ultimate translation rights.

In May 2023, Viz Media introduced a new subscription service that offers the latest Simulpub for many series including "''Case Closed''". The subscription service is only available in the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. As March 14, 2025, Viz Media has released chapters 1-1140 on the service.<ref>https://www.viz.com/blog/posts/manga-s-premier-subscription-service-launches-today</ref>,<ref>https://www.viz.com/blog/posts/read-every-chapter-of-case-closed</ref>.

In June 12, 2026, Viz Media announced a manga re-release with the original "Detective Conan" title and with original Japanese character names. It's planned to release as 3-in-1 Omnibus series in February 2, 2027.<ref>https://x.com/VIZMedia/status/2065469453098270732</ref> The pre-orders are currently available.

=== Published media ===
* [[English Manga]] - main [[manga]]
* [[English Yaiba Manga]] - [[Yaiba]], Gosho Aoyama's previous series

=== Territories covered ===
The Case Closed franchise is available in most English-majority countries of the world:
* {{flagicon|US}} United States of America
* {{flagicon|Canada}} Canada (with the exception of the province of Quebec and the French-speaking parts of New-Brunswick)
* {{flagicon|UK}} United Kingdom and dependencies (Jersey, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Isle of Man, Bermuda, Caiman Islands, etc.)
* {{flagicon|Ireland}} Ireland
* {{flagicon|Australia}} Australia
* {{flagicon|New Zealand}} New Zealand
The Shogakukan Asia English version is sold instead in Southeast Asia, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.

== Anime and Movies ==
=== Funimation Entertainment (1st English dub) ===
[[File:Case_Closed_logo.png|right|240px]]
[[Funimation Entertainment]] licensed the anime series for North American broadcast under the name ''Case Closed''. The character names were also adapted into English ones with some names different between the two. Fifty episodes of the English dubbed series aired on [[TV Networks#Cartoon Network|Cartoon Network]] as part of their [[TV Networks#Adult Swim|Adult Swim]] programming block on May 24th, 2004 until January 2005 and were discontinued due to low ratings.<ref name="Adult Swim Anime Plans">{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2005-01-22/adult-swim-anime-plans|title=Adult Swim Anime Plans|publisher=Anime News Network|accessdate=July 9, 2013}}</ref> In Canada, Case Closed premiered on channel [[TV Networks#YTV|YTV]], 22 episodes were broadcasted between April 7th, 2006 and September 2nd, 2006.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20060513201806/http://www.ytv.com/programming/shows/case_closed/index.asp |archivedate=2006-05-13|url=http://www.ytv.com/programming/shows/case_closed/index.asp |accessdate=July 9, 2013 |title=Case Closed – Anime on YTV |publisher=[[Wikipedia:YTV (TV channel)|YTV]] |date=2006-05-13}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/the-click/2006-08-26 |accessdate=July 9, 2013|publisher=[[Wikipedia: Anime News Network|Anime News network]]|date=2006-08-26|title= "The Click August 26th – September 1st"}}</ref>. A separate English adaptation of the series by Animax Asia premiered in the Philippines on January 18th, 2006, under the name Detective Conan.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20070619171955/http://www.animax-asia.com/synopsis/default.asp?pid=39 |archivedate=2007-06-19 |url=http://www.animax-asia.com/synopsis/default.asp?pid=39 |accessdate=July 9, 2013 |title=''Detective Conan'' on Animax Asia |publisher=[[Wikipedia:Animax Asia|Animax Asia]]}}</ref> Because Animax were unable to obtain further TV broadcast rights, their version comprised 52 episodes.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/5ukP7rxnE |archivedate=December 5, 2010 |url=http://www.spena.tv/animax-asia/animax-web-live-chat/animax-faq.php |accessdate=July 10, 2013|title=Animax FAQ |publisher=[[Wikipedia:AXN Asia|AXN Asia]] }}</ref> The series continued with reruns until August 7, 2006, when it was removed from the station.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20060521193247/http://www.animax-asia.com/schedule/animax-schedule-m-200605-ph.pdf |archivedate=2006-05-23 |url=http://www.animax-asia.com/schedule/animax-schedule-m-200605-ph.pdf
|accessdate=July 10, 2013 |title=Animax Philippines schedule (May 2006) |publisher=Animax Asia}}</ref> Funimation also released DVDs of their dubbed series beginning August 24th, 2004.<ref name="CC 53-55">{{cite web |url=http://video.barnesandnoble.com/DVD/Case-Closed-2-Deadly-Illusions/e/704400078125 |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:Barnes & Noble|Barnes & Noble|]] |title=Case Closed 2: Deadly Illusions}}</ref> Initially, the releases were done in single DVDs and future episodes were released in seasonal boxes; as of 2009, they have released 130 episodes dubbed in English.<ref name="Season5DVDs">{{cite web |url=http://video.barnesandnoble.com/DVD/Case-Closed-Season-Five/e/704400078019 |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |title=Case Closed Season 5 Box Set |publisher=Barnes & Noble }}</ref> The seasonal boxes were later re-released in redesigned boxes entitled Viridian edition.<ref name="Viridian 1">{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1294026591531301 |archivedate=2011-01-02 |url=http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/eQAiGT=mg8PhoBNYOs/browse/item/83416/4/0/0 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:The Right Stuf International|The Right Stuf International]] |title=Case Closed Season 1 DVD Box Set (Hyb) – Viridian Collection}}</ref><ref name="Viridian 5">{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1294026591531308 |archivedate=2011-01-02 |url=http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/6qNjiVXHxUpjHmH3t-/browse/item/86129/4/0/0 |publisher=The Right Stuf International |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |title=Case Closed Season 5 DVD Box Set (Hyb) – Viridian Collection}}</ref> The first six films were released on Region 1 DVD in North America between October 3rd 2006 and February 16th 2010, and sold very well.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://video.barnesandnoble.com/DVD/Case-Closed-The-Time-Bombed-Skyscraper-The-Movie/Kenji-Kodama/e/704400077906 |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |publisher=Barnes & Noble |title=Case Closed: The Time Bombed Skyscraper - The Movie}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/XbEbP-mbXRAGqDd86t/browse/item/85841/4/0/0 |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |publisher=The Right Stuf International |title=Case Closed Movie 6: The Phantom of Baker Street DVD (Hyb)}}</ref>

As a part of its syndication with the Funimation Channel, Colours TV aired Case Closed at the night-time programming block, premiering on June 19th 2006.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1294026591531231|title=FUNimation Channel debuts|publisher=ICv2.com|accessdate=July 14, 2013}}</ref> Till 2012, no more than 130 episodes (episodes 1-123 Japanese version) have been dubbed in English. Detective Conan is later broadcasted in North America on NHK's cable network TV Japan.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/5w75YU42F |archivedate=January 29, 2011 |url=http://www.tvjapan.net/en/subcategory/anime.html |title=TV Japan Cartoon/Anime |publisher=[[Wikipedia:NHK|NHK]] |accessdate=July 14, 2013}}</ref> Though anime didn't get that popular in North America, the manga enjoys high success. The first volume appeared trice in the top ten best sellers, right after its premiere,<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/5795.html |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:ICv2|ICv2]] |date=2004-10-04 |title=Spiegelman's 'No Towers' Tops BookScan List}}</ref> the same volume has also appeared on the ranking list conducted by Diamond Comic Distributors in August, 2004.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/5795.html |accessdate=November 2, 2013 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:ICv2|ICv2]] |date=2004-09-20 |title=Top 100 Graphic Novels Actual--August 2004}}</ref> Later manga volumes have appeared on the ''[[wikipedia:New York Times Manga Best Sellers|New York Times Manga Best Sellers]]''<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1294026591531685 |archivedate=November 2, 2013 |url=http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/2010-11-07/manga/list.html |title=Best Sellers Manga |date=November 7, 2010 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:The New York Times|The New York Times]] |accessdate=November 2, 2013}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/2011-05-01/manga/list.html |title=Best Seller Manga |date=May 1, 2011 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:The New York Times|The New York Times]] |accessdate=November 2, 2013}}</ref> lists at various times. Volume 41 broke the record making it to the top 5 in sales rank during the week ending on January 14th, 2012.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/2012-01-29/manga/list.html |title=Best Seller Manga |date=January 29, 2012 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:The New York Times|New York Times]] |accessdate=November 2, 2013}}</ref> The manga continues to be released in North America until today.

S. California's UTB, United Television Broadcasting's free digital television station began to re-broadcast already dubbed Case Closed episodes on August 21st, 2011. The next two-episode block was scheduled for Saturday, August 27th, followed by two more episodes on Sunday, August 28th. The episodes were broadcasted at 6:30 a.m and repeated at 10:30 a.m the same day. A one-episode block also aired at 10:00 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays as well.

As of April 2013, Funimation has renewed the Case Closed license for "future use". Additionally on April 2nd 2013, Funimation announced that seasons 1-5 would be made available digitally through many online vendors (iTunes, Playstation Network and Xbox Live) starting April 16, 2013. Season 1 would be available on April 16th, season 2 and 3 in May, and season 4 and 5 in June. Movie release dates was never announced. There was a hint shown in the description for a possible dubbing of the sixth season, however it has not been confirmed. Each episode costs $0.99.

=== Online streaming services (English subtitles) ===
On October 2014 at NY Comic Con's Crunchyroll panel, they announced that "Case Closed" would be added to their roster. Later they began subtitling the Japanese episodes at episode 754. The page for the series uses the Case Closed banner from Funimation. Originally, the episodes were posted on the Saturday of the week after they air in Japan, but they later were posted on Wednesdays. Since May 2017, premium users get access to new episodes within several hours after they air in Japan, while they will be available for free users a week after.<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/daily-briefs/2017-05-06/crunchyroll-changes-release-schedule-for-case-closed-anime/.115766</ref> Since September 2022, Crunchyroll has removed the option to watch all anime free with ads, leaving only the premium option and 14-day free trial for new users. As of August 24, 2024, they have subtitled up to episode 1133, excluding specials and movies. Crunchyroll later reclaimed the original license of the series from Funimation, and discontinuously since August 2021, streamed the first 123 episodes, all completely remastered.

As of January 2016, English-language Netflix began to stream episodes under the title "Case Closed". The page for the series used the Case Closed banner from Funimation. They obtained the rights to air fifty-two episodes in Japanese with English subtitles, from episode 748-799. The show's maturity rating is listed as TV-14.<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-01-01/netflix-adds-detective-conan-anime-streaming/.97124</ref> However, it has been removed for unknown reason.

As of 2025, the streaming service [[Wikipedia:Crackle (service)|Crackle]] has rights to episodes 1-82, and all episodes are available with English sub. Episodes 1-28 were added on July 7<ref>https://cssentertainment.com/articles/free-streaming-service-crackle-announces-new-originals1/</ref>, with 29-82 to be added on August 18<ref>https://cssentertainment.com/articles/free-streaming-service-crackle-announces-new-originals2/</ref>.

=== Bang Zoom! Entertainment (2nd English dub) ===
Since 2019, [[Wikipedia:Bang Zoom! Entertainment|Bang Zoom! Entertainment]] provided the English dub for movies, featuring all-new casts. Unlike the Funimation dub, the character names are not localized. [[Wikipedia:Discotek Media|Discotek Media]] release the movies in Blu-ray since 2020. As of 2025, they have dubbed 9 [[Regular movies|movies]] (Movie 19-26; [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie]]) and 2 [[Specials|TV specials]] ([[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]], [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]).

As February 2023, Netflix has worldwide rights to spin-off series [[Zero's Tea Time (anime)|Zero's Tea Time]] and [[The Culprit Hanzawa]]. Both series also come with the English dub by Bang Zoom! Entertainment.

=== Macias Group (3rd English dub) ===
From February 2023 to February 2025, Fox Corporation-owned streaming service [[Wikipedia:Tubi|Tubi]] streamed English subbed and dubbed episodes of Detective Conan under the title "Case Closed". The dub is done by Macias Group, featuring Bang Zoom's casts for some characters, and all-new casts for the other characters. Initially, only ten episodes were available, but later additions expanded the range of episodes from episode 965 to episode 1014. However, as of February 2025, all episodes have been removed from the service.

=== Studio Nano (4th English dub) ===
In June 26, 2025, TMS Entertainment has announced the release of a specially curated episode selection of the anime, coming to Crunchyroll and Netflix. The first selection titled “Conan vs. The Black Organization”, initially consisted of 9 episodes with the theme of Black Organization, with additional 5 episodes released in August 21. It features a new English dub, provided by Studio Nano with a mostly new casts, different from prior dubs. However, two voice casts from the Funimation dub return: Mark Stoddard reprise his role as Megure, while Colleen Clinkenbeard, who played Ran in the Funimation dub, returned as Vermouth. This release also mark the first time the anime was released under the ''Detective Conan'' branding instead of ''Case Closed'' in the US/Canada.

{| class="wikitable seasontable headerlink" width="100%;" style="text-align:center"
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! Selections !! Episodes !! Release date
|-
| Conan vs. The Black Organization || [[Roller Coaster Murder Case]] [[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case]] [[The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case]] [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case]] [[Reunion with the Black Organization]] [[The Mysterious Passenger]] [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]] [[Head-to-Head Match with the Black Organization: A Dual Mystery on a Full Moon Night]] [[Black Impact! The Moment the Black Organization Reaches Out]] || July 3, 2025 (Part 1) August 21, 2025 (Part 2)
|-
| Rivals of the Great Detective || [[An Idol's Locked Room Murder Case]] [[The Coded Map of the City Case]] [[The Shinkansen's Bomb Case]] [[Once-A-Month Present Threat Case]] [[Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case]] [[Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case]] [[Diplomat Murder Case]] [[Holmes Freak Murder Case]] [[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]] [[The Locked Room in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case]] [[The Desperate Revival]] [[The Gathering of the Detectives! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid]]|| November 1, 2025 (Part 1) January 1, 2026 (Part 2)
|-
| FBI Intervention || [[The Blind Spot in the Darkness]] [[The Battle Game Trap]] [[The Man from Chicago]] [[English Teacher vs. Great Western Detective]] [[Hooligan's Labyrinth]] [[On the Trail of a Silent Witness]] || May 1, 2026 (Part 1) August 1, 2026 (Part 2)
|}

== Games ==
As of 2025, only two Case Closed video game has been released. The first one is [[Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation|Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation]], which was released exclusively for the Wii in Japan and Europe. The English version featured the voice casts from the Funimation dub, and has minor changes in script. The second game is [[Detective Conan Runner: Race to the Truth|Case Closed Runner: Race to the Truth]]. A free-to-pay, auto-runner video game for iOS and Android that was avaliable until the game shut down on October 31, 2020.

== Broadcasting Companies ==
=== Canada ===
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=== United States ===
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=== UK ===
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This article is about the release of ''Detective Conan'' in the United Kingdom.
==Detective Conan in the United Kingdom ==
=== Manga ===
In the United Kingdom, the manga is imported and distributed under the North American title '''Case Closed''' by Viz Media. Volumes are sold through major comic shops and book retailers, such as Forbidden Planet and Simon & Schuster UK. Because it uses the North American localization, the translation retains the changed character names (such as Jimmy Kudo for Shinichi and Rachel Moore for Ran).

=== Anime ===
Historically, the ''Detective Conan'' anime had a very limited presence on UK television compared to other European countries.

==== Streaming ====
* '''Crunchyroll:''' The series streams in the UK on Crunchyroll under the title ''Case Closed (Detective Conan)''.
* '''Netflix:''' Episodes of the anime have also begun arriving on Netflix UK, making the series much more accessible to the British audience.

=== Movies ===
For decades, the ''Detective Conan'' films were not released theatrically in the UK or Ireland. This completely changed recently thanks to the UK-based distributor '''Trinity CineAsia''', which brought the franchise to the big screen:
* ''[[The Million-dollar Pentagram]]''(movie 27) was the first film in the franchise's history to receive a wide theatrical release in the UK, premiering on September 27, 2024.
* ''[[One-eyed Flashback]]''(movie 28) followed the successful trend, hitting UK cinemas on September 26, 2025.

To appeal to both the local anime fanbase and the large Chinese-speaking audience in the UK, Trinity CineAsia releases the films with original Japanese audio and dual English and Traditional Chinese subtitles. Unlike the English dubs of the past, these releases keep the original Japanese names (Shinichi, Ran, Kogoro, etc.).

==Cast==
=== [[File:Funimation_2016.svg|200px|link=Funimation|left|Funimation]] ===
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{{BeginTable Cast}}
{{CastItem|1|Conan Edogawa|Alison Viktorin}}
{{CastItem|1|Shinichi Kudo|Jerry Jewell}}
{{CastItem|1|Ran Mouri|Colleen Clinkenbeard}}
{{CastItem|1|Kogoro Mouri|R. Bruce Elliott}}
{{CastItem|1|Ai Haibara|Brina Palencia|Voiced only in the movies}}
{{CastItem|1|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Cynthia Cranz}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayumi Yoshida|Monica Rial}}
{{CastItem|2|Genta Kojima|Dameon Clarke|Episodes [[Roller Coaster Murder Case|1]]-[[The Kidnapping Location Case|86]]}}
{{CastItem|0||Mike McFarland|Episodes [[The Bank Robber's Hospitalization Case|91]]-[[The Weather Girl Kidnapping Case|123]]}}
{{CastItem|1|Hiroshi Agasa|Bill Flynn|'''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|1|Sonoko Suzuki|Laura Bailey}}
{{CastItem|1|Juzo Megure|Mark Stoddard}}
{{CastItem|1|Wataru Takagi|Doug Burks}}
{{CastItem|1|Miwako Sato|Kate Oxley}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazunobu Chiba|Chris Cason|Voices Rum in the Bang Zoom! dub.}}
{{CastItem|1|Heiji Hattori|Kevin M. Connolly}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazuha Toyama|Gwendolyn Lau}}
{{CastItem|1|Gin|Troy Baker}}
{{CastItem|2|Vodka|Kyle Hebert|Episode 1 only.}}
{{CastItem|0||Christopher Sabat}}
{{CastItem|1|Kaitou Kid|Jerry Jewell}}
{{CastItem|1|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Eric Vale}}
{{CastItem|1|Eri Kisaki|Julie Mayfield}}
{{CastItem|2|Yusaku Kudo|Randy Tallman|'''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|0||John Swasey|Movie 6 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Yukiko Kudo|Laurie Steele}}
{{CastItem|2|Ginzo Nakamori|Jay Jones}}
{{CastItem|0||Ian Sinclair|Movie 3 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Sango Yokomizo|Dameon Clarke}}
{{CastItem|1|Misao Yamamura|Kent Williams}}
{{CastItem|1|Yoko Okino|Elise Baughman}}
{{CastItem|1|Kiyonaga Matsumoto|Bob Carter}}
{{CastItem|2|Heizo Hattori|Andrew T. Chandler}}
{{CastItem|0||Dennis Maher|Episode 118 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Goro Otaki|Bill Jenkins}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginshiro Toyama|Doug Burks}}
{{CastItem|2|Akemi Miyano|Clarine Harp}}
{{CastItem|0||Alex Valle|Movie 5 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Sumiko Kobayashi|Stephanie Young}}
{{CastItem|2|Midori Kuriyama|Caitlin Glass|Movie 2.}}
{{CastItem|0||Kim Matula|Movie 4.}}
{{CastItem|2|Officer Tome|Daniel Penz}}
{{CastItem|0||Cole Brown|Movie 5 only. '''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|1|Shintaro Chaki|Kent Williams}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoko Suzuki|Amy Rosenthal}}
{{CastItem|2|Shiro Suzuki|Brice Armstrong|Episode 76. '''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|0||Cole Brown|Movie 3. '''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|1|Hideo Akagi|Robert McCollum}}
{{CastItem|1|Osamu Kenzaki|Justin Pate|As [[Detective Samonji]].}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayako Suzuki|Cynthia Cranz}}
{{CastItem|1|Yuzo Tomizawa|Sonny Strait}}
{{CastItem|1|Detective Yokoyama|Greg Silva}}
{{EndTable}}
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=== [[File:Bang Zoom! Studios logo.png|200px|link=Bang Zoom! Entertainment|left|Bang Zoom! Studios]] ===
<div style="border-radius:10px; border:#F8D911 2px solid; padding-left:13px; margin:10px; height:500px;overflow:auto;">
{{BeginTable Cast}}
{{CastItem|1|Conan Edogawa|Wendee Lee}}
{{CastItem|1|Shinichi Kudo|Griffin Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ran Mouri|Cristina Vee|Also known as Cristina Valenzuela.}}
{{CastItem|1|Kogoro Mouri|Xander Mobus}}
{{CastItem|1|Ai Haibara|Erica Mendez}}
{{CastItem|2|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Erika Harlacher}}
{{CastItem|0||Jeannie Tirado|Movie 26 only.}}
{{CastItem|2|Ayumi Yoshida|Janice Kawaye|Also known as Janice Roman Roku.}}
{{CastItem|0||Xanthe Huynh|Movie 25 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Genta Kojima|Andrew Russell}}
{{CastItem|1|Hiroshi Agasa|Michael Sorich}}
{{CastItem|2|Sonoko Suzuki|Jennie Kwan|Also known as Minx Lee (Le).}}
{{CastItem|0||Janice Kawaye|Movie 22 only (uncredited).}}
{{CastItem|1|Juzo Megure|Jake Eberle}}
{{CastItem|1|Wataru Takagi|Christopher Bevins}}
{{CastItem|1|Miwako Sato|Katelyn Gault}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazunobu Chiba|Jason Charles Miller|Also known as Jason C. Miller.}}
{{CastItem|1|Heiji Hattori|Lucien Dodge}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazuha Toyama|Kayli Mills}}
{{CastItem|1|Gin|D. C. Douglas}}
{{CastItem|1|Vodka|Edward Bosco}}
{{CastItem|2|Rei Furuya|Kyle McCarley|Zero's Tea Time, movies 20 and 22.}}
{{CastItem|0||Howard Wang|Movies 25-26.}}
{{CastItem|2|Vermouth|Laura Post|Movie 20, Zero's Tea Time, Episode ONE.}}
{{CastItem|0||Nicole Gose|Movie 26 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Shuichi Akai|Keith Silverstein}}
{{CastItem|1|Subaru Okiya|Jonah Scott}}
{{CastItem|1|Kaitou Kid|Griffin Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Greg Chun}}
{{CastItem|1|Masumi Sera|Jenny Yokobori}}
{{CastItem|1|Eri Kisaki|Mari Devon|Also known as Jane Alan.}}
{{CastItem|1|Yusaku Kudo|Keith Silverstein}}
{{CastItem|1|Yukiko Kudo|Erika Harlacher}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginzo Nakamori|Kirk Thornton}}
{{CastItem|1|Yumi Miyamoto|AmaLee}}
{{CastItem|1|Naeko Miike|Anairis Quiñones}}
{{castItem|1|Hyoue Kuroda|Richard Epcar}}
{{castItem|1|Shukichi Haneda|Sean Chiplock}}
{{castItem|1|Mary Sera|Amber Lee Connors}}
{{CastItem|1|Yoko Okino|Emi Lo}}
{{CastItem|1|Makoto Kyogoku|Christian La Monte}}
{{CastItem|1|Heizo Hattori|Rick Zieff}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginshiro Toyama|Kyle Hebert}}
{{CastItem|1|Goro Otaki|Paul St. Peter}}
{{CastItem|1|Akemi Miyano|Rebecca Davis}}
{{CastItem|1|Jodie Starling|Maureen Price}}
{{CastItem|1|James Black|Jamieson Price|Also known as Taylor Henry.}}
{{CastItem|1|Andre Camel|Chris Tergliafera}}
{{CastItem|1|Hidemi Hondou|Jennifer Losi}}
{{CastItem|1|Chianti|Tamara Ryan}}
{{CastItem|1|Korn|Kaiji Tang}}
{{CastItem|1|Jirokichi Suzuki|John Snyder|Also known as John Alan Snyder and Roy Wolfe.}}
{{CastItem|1|Azusa Enomoto|Janice Kawaye|Uncredited in movies 20 and 22.}}
{{castItem|1|Momiji Ooka|Faye Mata}}
{{castItem|1|Muga Iori|Grant George}}
{{castItem|1|Rum|Chris Cason|Voiced Kazunobu Chiba with FUNimation.}}
{{castItem|1|Yuya Kazami|Ray Chase|Also known as Danny Boston.}}
{{CastItem|1|Fumimaro Ayanokoji|Doug Erholtz}}
{{CastItem|1|Jinpei Matsuda|Samuel Drake}}
{{CastItem|1|Saguru Hakuba|Alejandro Saab}}
{{CastItem|2|Konosuke Jii|Frank Todaro}}
{{CastItem|0||Landon McDonald|Young}}
{{CastItem|1|Midori Kuriyama|Julie Ann Taylor}}
{{CastItem|1|Elena Miyano|Vivian Lu}}
{{castItem|1|Tomoko Suzuki|Laura Post}}
{{castItem|1|Shiro Suzuki|Doug Stone}}
{{castItem|1|Curaçao|Allegra Clark}}
{{castItem|1|Lupin III|Tony Oliver}}
{{castItem|1|Pinga|Casey Mongillo}}
{{castItem|1|Zengo Goto|Paul St. Peter}}
{{castItem|1|Kamen Yaiba|Zachary T. Rice}}
{{castItem|1|Hina Wada|Laura Stahl}}
{{EndTable}}

'''Note''': [[Hiromitsu Morofushi]], [[Wataru Date]], [[Kenji Hagiwara]] and [[Shizuka Hattori]]'s voice actors are unknown.
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=== [[File:Macias Group logo.png|75px|link=Macias Group|left|Macias Group]] ===
<div style="border-radius:10px; border:#D34433 2px solid; padding-left:13px; margin:10px; height:500px;overflow:auto;">
{{BeginTable Cast}}
{{CastItem|1|Conan Edogawa|Wendee Lee}}
{{CastItem|1|Ran Mouri|Cristina Vee|Also known as Cristina Valenzuela.}}
{{CastItem|1|Kogoro Mouri|Xander Mobus}}
{{CastItem|1|Ai Haibara|Xanthe Huynh}}
{{CastItem|1|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Ghia Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayumi Yoshida|Krystal Valdes|Also known as Krystal Millie Valdes.}}
{{CastItem|1|Genta Kojima|Jorge Barranco}}
{{CastItem|1|Hiroshi Agasa|Oscar Cheda}}
{{CastItem|1|Sonoko Suzuki|Crystal Lopez}}
{{CastItem|1|Juzo Megure|Oscar Cheda}}
{{CastItem|1|Wataru Takagi|Diego Klock-Perez}}
{{CastItem|1|Miwako Sato|Sarah Bartels}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazunobu Chiba|Alexander Blanco}}
{{CastItem|1|Heiji Hattori|Jason Kesser}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazuha Toyama|Andrea Villaverde}}
{{CastItem|1|Rei Furuya|Jason Kesser}}
{{CastItem|1|Shuichi Akai|Clay Cartland}}
{{CastItem|1|Subaru Okiya|Clay Cartland}}
{{CastItem|1|Kaitou Kid|Griffin Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Christopher Diaz}}
{{CastItem|1|Masumi Sera|Ghia Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginzo Nakamori|Christopher Diaz}}
{{CastItem|1|Yumi Miyamoto|Crystal Lopez}}
{{CastItem|1|Naeko Miike|Ann Marie Olson}}
{{castItem|1|Hyoue Kuroda|Hernán Chavarro|Also known as Rio Chavarro.}}
{{castItem|1|Shukichi Haneda|Jorge Barranco}}
{{castItem|1|Misao Yamamura|Rayner Gabriel}}
{{CastItem|1|Makoto Kyogoku|Alex Machado}}
{{CastItem|1|Heizo Hattori|Chris Jahn}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginshiro Toyama|Alex Teixeira}}
{{CastItem|1|Goro Otaki|Paul Louis}}
{{CastItem|1|Jirokichi Suzuki|Alex Teixeira}}
{{CastItem|1|Azusa Enomoto|Ghia Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Kansuke Yamato|Christopher Diaz}}
{{CastItem|1|Yui Uehara|Ghia Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Taka'aki Morofushi|Rayner Gabriel}}
{{CastItem|1|Sumiko Kobayashi|Alisha Todd}}
{{CastItem|1|Rumi Wakasa|Amanda Lopez}}
{{castItem|1|Kanenori Wakita|Alex Teixeira}}
{{CastItem|1|Fumimaro Ayanokoji|Clay Cartland}}
{{castItem|2|Hiromitsu Morofushi|Chris Flores}}
{{CastItem|0||Krystal Valdes|As a child.}}
{{castItem|1|Kohji Haneda|Carlos Alayeto}}
{{castItem|1|Kamen Yaiba|Chris Flores}}
{{castItem|2|Detective Hirota|Carlos Alayeto|Episode 978.}}
{{CastItem|0||Terry Hardcastle|Episode 980.}}
{{castItem|1|Detective Sogawa|Rio Chavarro}}
{{castItem|1|Detective Okumura|Rio Chavarro}}
{{castItem|2|Detective Sugita|Chris Flores|Episode 974, 1001.}}
{{CastItem|0||Oscar Cheda|Episode 980.}}
{{castItem|1|Detective Fukui|Jason Kesser}}
{{castItem|1|Detective Horita|Clay Cartland}}
{{castItem|1|Keita Kaneko|Carlos Alayeto}}
{{castItem|1|Genki Ishikawa|Jorge Barranco}}
{{EndTable}}
</div>
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=== [[File:Studio Nano logo.png|200px|link=Studio Nano|left|Studio Nano]] ===
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{{BeginTable Cast}}
{{CastItem|1|Conan Edogawa|Molly Zhang|<ref>https://x.com/mollozhang/status/1940834796479172663</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Shinichi Kudo|Mauricio Ortiz-Segura|<ref>https://x.com/MauOrtizSegura/status/1940787197109850319</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ran Mouri|Megan Shipman|<ref name="Clinken">https://x.com/ccarrollbeard/status/1940825609091097087</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Kogoro Mouri|Robert McCollum|Voiced [[Hideo Akagi]] in the FUNimation dub.}}
{{CastItem|1|Ai Haibara|Alexis Tipton|<ref>https://x.com/AlexisTiptonVA/status/1941560684980076828</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Brittney Karbowski|<ref>https://x.com/BKarbowski/status/1941173977675956725</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayumi Yoshida|Abigail Blythe|<ref>https://x.com/askforabigail/status/1940791489376014389</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Genta Kojima|Bryson Baugus}}
{{CastItem|1|Hiroshi Agasa|Christopher Guerrero|<ref>https://x.com/ChrisGuerreroVA/status/1940843299365147057</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Sonoko Suzuki|Bree Han|<ref>https://x.com/KeepBreething/status/1959020963045028172</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Juzo Megure|Mark Stoddard|Original voice actor from FUNimation.}}
{{CastItem|1|Wataru Takagi|Aaron Campbell|<ref>https://x.com/AaronCampbellVO/status/1940799141174825188</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Miwako Sato|Natalie Van Sistine|<ref>https://x.com/nvansistine/status/1944840149218812349</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazunobu Chiba|Aaron Michael|Also known as Aaron Bushong.}}
{{CastItem|1|Heiji Hattori|Nazeeh Tarsha|<ref>https://x.com/NazeehTarsha/status/1964744150605262940</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazuha Toyama|Raina Meginley|<ref>https://x.com/RainaMeginley/status/2008305922649801027</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Gin|Nick Huber|<ref>https://x.com/NickH_VA/status/1940818530963964229</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Vodka|David Matranga}}
|-
|[[File:Kaitou Kid 60px.jpg|center]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Kaitou Kid]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Mauricio Ortiz-Segura 60px.jpg|center]]||rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;"|[[Mauricio Ortiz-Segura]]||<ref>https://x.com/MauOrtizSegura/status/1984681453075251462</ref>
|-
|[[File:Kaito Kuroba 60px.jpg|center]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Kaito Kuroba]]||
{{CastItem|1|Vermouth|Colleen Clinkenbeard|Voiced Ran Mouri in the FUNimation dub<ref name="Clinken"/>. Voices both Sharon and Chris Vineyard<ref>https://x.com/Whoisjbr/status/1958468078318006643/photo/2</ref>.}}
{{CastItem|1|Shuichi Akai|Christopher Wehkamp|<ref>https://x.com/ChrisWehkamp/status/1940863321458327878</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Phil Parsons}}
{{CastItem|1|Yukiko Kudo|Jad Saxton|<ref>https://x.com/jadbsaxton/status/1958679867655917604</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Yusaku Kudo|Tom Henry|<ref>https://x.com/thatTomHenry/status/1984708996335616408</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Yumi Miyamoto|Krystal LaPorte|<ref>https://x.com/WowSuchKrystal/status/1958969135721062587</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginzo Nakamori|TJ Anthony|<ref>https://x.com/SydakVO/status/2006930833333170593</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Eri Kisaki|Lydia Mackay|Voiced additional roles in FUNimation dub}}
|-
|[[File:Sango Yokomizo 60px.jpg|center]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Sango Yokomizo]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Bradley Gareth 60px.jpg|center]]||rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;"|[[Bradley Gareth]]||<ref>https://x.com/anime_brother/status/1940828325188104460</ref>,<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DN6n3yhgZUe/</ref>
|-
|[[File:Jugo Yokomizo 60px.jpg|center]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Jugo Yokomizo]]||
{{CastItem|1|Yoko Okino|Nia Celeste|<ref>https://x.com/Whoisjbr/status/1958468266189320259/photo/3</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Jodie Starling|Bryn Apprill|<ref>https://x.com/Whoisjbr/status/1958468266189320259/photo/2</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|James Black|Philip Weber}}
{{CastItem|1|Hidemi Hondou|Elizabeth Maxwell|<ref>https://x.com/AboutElizabethM/status/1960783050142573009</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Sumiko Kobayashi|Madeleine Broseh|<ref>https://x.com/MaddieBrosehVA/status/1940827055928889658</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Akemi Miyano|Macy Anne Johnson|<ref>https://x.com/macyyyanne/status/1944424909620355267</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Shiho Miyano|Alexis Tipton}}
{{CastItem|1|Chianti|Corey Pettit|<ref>https://x.com/GeekCatnip/status/1958884685607563763</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Korn|Alex Hom|<ref>https://x.com/AckitsAlex/status/1958654644344807494</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoaki Araide|Nicholas Markgraf|<ref>https://x.com/GameGuyNick/status/1940804245634404485</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoko Suzuki|Anastasia Munoz|<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DTI4xmkDgF5/</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Shiro Suzuki|Daniel Penz|Voices Officer Tome in the FUNimation dub.}}
{{CastItem|1|Hideo Akagi|Alex Mai}}
{{CastItem|1|Officer Tome|Dylan Mobley}}
{{CastItem|1|Shintaro Chaki|Ben Phillips}}
{{CastItem|1|Aoko Nakamori|Jill Harris|Credited as '''girl''' in Episode 76.}}
{{CastItem|1|Saguru Hakuba|Alejandro Saab|<ref>https://x.com/KaggyFilms/status/2007143356426596769</ref> Voiced the same character for Bang! Zoom.}}
{{CastItem|1|Pisco|Jason Douglas}}
{{CastItem|1|Naomichi Mugikura|Travis Mullenix|<ref>https://x.com/TMullenixVO/status/1940794187680829806</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayako Suzuki|E.A Castillo}}
{{CastItem|1|Yuzo Tomizawa|Jacob Wilson|<ref>https://www.facebook.com/jacob.wilson.991372/posts/pfbid02Y4QgjaLuaaUbNJQstXkXGkZ9s4E28VY8fi6nUW4PJexAkYzqjvYa4Xh2BFenaDE9l</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Konosuke Jii|Doug Jackson}}
{{CastItem|1|Naoki Uemura|Blake McNamara}}
{{CastItem|1|Joji Hatamoto|Tom Aglio}}
|-
|[[File:Eiichi Yamagishi.jpg|center|60px]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Eiichi Yamagishi (character)|Eiichi Yamagishi]]|| [[File:Brad Foster 60px.jpg|center]]|| <center>[[Brad Foster]]</center>||<ref>https://x.com/fosteredfetters/status/1984733330894430592</ref>
|-
{{CastItem|1|Kazumi Sanada|Mark Allen Jr.}}
{{CastItem|1|Takuya Mifune|Ivan Jasso}}
{{CastItem|1|Yukiko Katsuragi|Rachel Thompson|Also known as Rachel Michelle Thompson.}}
{{CastItem|1|Takayoshi Tsujimura|Christian Thorsen|<ref>https://www.christianthorsen.com/</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Akako Koizumi|Emi Lo|<ref>https://x.com/KitsuneSqueak/status/2007150823361671554</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Keiko Momoi|Celeste Perez|<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DTCVBXwjZ6c/</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Weapon Smuggler|Daniel Van Thomas|<ref>https://x.com/DanielVanThomas/status/1940858148283384260</ref>}}
{{EndTable}}
</div>

==Trivia==
* "Case Closed" was later used as the catchphrase for [[Masumi Sera]] (whether it's intended as a reference or coincidental is unspecified), who is British-Japanese. She first appeared in 2011, years after the English franchise started using the name.

== References ==
# [[wikipedia:Case Closed|Case Closed - Wikipedia]]
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Detective Conan]]
* [[English Manga]]
* The [[English Manga (Shogakukan Asia)|English version of Detective Conan]] published by [[Shogakukan Asia]] in Southeast Asia
* [[Detective Conan in Other Countries]]

{{Anime}}
{{OtherLang}}

[[Category:Detective Conan in Other Countries]]
[[Category:Case Closed| ]]

Compilation series

2026-07-20T17:41:42Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* In Detective Conan */

{{nihongo|'''Compilation Series'''|総集編|Sōshūhen}} is a technical terminology commonly found in Japanese animation works. It is regarded as a '''Clip Show''' of several scenes from a certain animation series and re-edited into a bundle of footage. The purpose of it is to give a general introduction to the plot, or it can be used to fill in the gaps when the production schedule is tight. They can be either released as a TV Special on televisions or as a movie to be aired in theatres.

== In [[Detective Conan]] ==
In the context of the ''Detective Conan'' anime, often the notion aligns with promotional effects upon the annual movie releases, where the main theme of each compilation series is surrounded by a specific arc in the series.

{| class="wikitable seasontable headerlink" width="100%;" style="text-align:center"
! style="width:4%;"|# || style="width:12%;"|Type || style="width:34%;"|Title || style="width:22%;"|Original broadcast || style="width:28%;"|Promotional target
|-
|1||TV Special '''1'''||[[Time Travel of the Silver Sky]]||April 10, 2004||[[Magician of the Silver Sky|'''Movie 8''': Magician of the Silver Sky]]
|-
|2||TV Special '''2'''||[[Black History]]||December 17, 2007||[[Clash of Red and Black|'''Episodes 491~504''': Clash of Red and Black]]
|-
|3||Recap Movie '''1'''||[[The Scarlet Alibi]]||February 11, 2021||[[The Scarlet Bullet|'''Movie 24''': The Scarlet Bullet]]
|-
|4||TV Special '''7'''||[[Love Story at Police Headquarters ~Wedding Eve~]]||April 15, 2022||[[The Bride of Halloween|'''Movie 25''': The Bride of Halloween]]
|-
|5||Recap Movie '''2'''||[[The Story of Ai Haibara ~Black Iron Mystery Train~]]||January 6, 2023||[[Black Iron Submarine|'''Movie 26''': Black Iron Submarine]]
|-
|6||Recap Movie '''3'''||[[Detective Conan vs. Kid the Phantom Thief]]||January 5, 2024||[[The Million-dollar Pentagram|'''Movie 27''': The Million-dollar Pentagram]]
|}

== See also ==
* [[Anime]]
* [[TV Specials]]
* [[Compilation movies]]

{{Anime}}

[[Category:Movies]]

[[zh:总集篇]]

Detective Conan in English Western World

2026-07-20T17:38:02Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Studio Nano (4th English dub) */

{{hatnote|''Detective Conan in Canada'' redirects here. For ''Detective Conan'' in French-speaking Canada, see [[Detective Conan in France]].}}
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| volume = {{Inline icons|Victor Gollancz}} 15 (''publishing ended'') {{Inline icons|Viz}} 95 (as of September 16, 2025)
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The [[Detective Conan|series]] is known as '''Detective Conan''', formerly known as '''Case Closed''', in English-speaking countries of North America, Europe and Oceania.

From 2024 to 2026, the series was originally renamed as '''Case Closed''', due to unspecified concerns of copyright conflict of the name ''Detective Conan''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2004-02-05/funimation-renames-conan|accessdate=2008-08-18|publisher=Anime News Network|date=2007-10-09|title=FUNimation renames Detective Conan to Case Closed}}</ref> In 2025, the ''Case Closed'' title was dropped specifically for the [[Anime|anime]] and [[Movies|movies]], and it's planned to be discontinued in the [[manga]] with its re-release in 2027.

Currently, the English translation of the manga is done by [[Viz Media]], and the English dubbing is done by studios [[Bang Zoom! Entertainment]] for the movies and [[Studio Nano]] for the anime series.

== Manga ==
{{main|English Manga}}

=== Publishing History ===
[[File:Volume 1e SS.png|180px|thumb|right|Volume 1 cover of Case Closed]]
[[Viz Media]] licensed the manga series under the name for English-language publication in North America, and released its first volume on September 7, 2004. It first acquired licensing rights in early 2004 and announced its intention to publish the series on June 1, 2004<ref>https://animenewsnetwork.com/press-release/2004-06-02/viz-announces-new-manga-for-q3</ref>. It kept the localized names of the characters and setting places from the FUNimation dub, as well as the name of the series<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070422122009/http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2004-06-28/case-closed-manga-names-to-change</ref>. It gave Ai Haibara her own English name, "Anita Hailey", since FUNimation used "Vi Graythorn".

The UK's publication of Victor Gollancz Ltd ended after 15 volumes in November 2007<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/Case-Closed-v-15-Gosho-Aoyama/9780575080805|accessdate=July 9, 2013|publisher=[[Wikipedia:Victor Gollancz Ltd.|Gollancz Manga]]||date=2007-11-28|title=The Latest Volume of "British" Case Closed }}</ref>. Viz Media continues to handle the UK's distribution with the American edition and has since republished all 15 volumes under its imprint. In 2014, after [[Shogakukan Asia]], a subsidiary of [[Shogakukan]], Detective Conan's publisher in Japan, started its own release of the manga in English, thus separating the market share for Viz Media<ref>https://www.cbr.com/detective-conan-cased-closed-too-many-localizations/</ref>. Howeever, the Shogakukan Asia version reuses the translation from Viz Media, as Shogakukan has the ultimate translation rights.

In May 2023, Viz Media introduced a new subscription service that offers the latest Simulpub for many series including "''Case Closed''". The subscription service is only available in the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. As March 14, 2025, Viz Media has released chapters 1-1140 on the service.<ref>https://www.viz.com/blog/posts/manga-s-premier-subscription-service-launches-today</ref>,<ref>https://www.viz.com/blog/posts/read-every-chapter-of-case-closed</ref>.

In June 12, 2026, Viz Media announced a manga re-release with the original "Detective Conan" title and with original Japanese character names. It's planned to release as 3-in-1 Omnibus series in February 2, 2027.<ref>https://x.com/VIZMedia/status/2065469453098270732</ref> The pre-orders are currently available.

=== Published media ===
* [[English Manga]] - main [[manga]]
* [[English Yaiba Manga]] - [[Yaiba]], Gosho Aoyama's previous series

=== Territories covered ===
The Case Closed franchise is available in most English-majority countries of the world:
* {{flagicon|US}} United States of America
* {{flagicon|Canada}} Canada (with the exception of the province of Quebec and the French-speaking parts of New-Brunswick)
* {{flagicon|UK}} United Kingdom and dependencies (Jersey, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Isle of Man, Bermuda, Caiman Islands, etc.)
* {{flagicon|Ireland}} Ireland
* {{flagicon|Australia}} Australia
* {{flagicon|New Zealand}} New Zealand
The Shogakukan Asia English version is sold instead in Southeast Asia, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.

== Anime and Movies ==
=== Funimation Entertainment (1st English dub) ===
[[File:Case_Closed_logo.png|right|240px]]
[[Funimation Entertainment]] licensed the anime series for North American broadcast under the name ''Case Closed''. The character names were also adapted into English ones with some names different between the two. Fifty episodes of the English dubbed series aired on [[TV Networks#Cartoon Network|Cartoon Network]] as part of their [[TV Networks#Adult Swim|Adult Swim]] programming block on May 24th, 2004 until January 2005 and were discontinued due to low ratings.<ref name="Adult Swim Anime Plans">{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2005-01-22/adult-swim-anime-plans|title=Adult Swim Anime Plans|publisher=Anime News Network|accessdate=July 9, 2013}}</ref> In Canada, Case Closed premiered on channel [[TV Networks#YTV|YTV]], 22 episodes were broadcasted between April 7th, 2006 and September 2nd, 2006.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20060513201806/http://www.ytv.com/programming/shows/case_closed/index.asp |archivedate=2006-05-13|url=http://www.ytv.com/programming/shows/case_closed/index.asp |accessdate=July 9, 2013 |title=Case Closed – Anime on YTV |publisher=[[Wikipedia:YTV (TV channel)|YTV]] |date=2006-05-13}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/the-click/2006-08-26 |accessdate=July 9, 2013|publisher=[[Wikipedia: Anime News Network|Anime News network]]|date=2006-08-26|title= "The Click August 26th – September 1st"}}</ref>. A separate English adaptation of the series by Animax Asia premiered in the Philippines on January 18th, 2006, under the name Detective Conan.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20070619171955/http://www.animax-asia.com/synopsis/default.asp?pid=39 |archivedate=2007-06-19 |url=http://www.animax-asia.com/synopsis/default.asp?pid=39 |accessdate=July 9, 2013 |title=''Detective Conan'' on Animax Asia |publisher=[[Wikipedia:Animax Asia|Animax Asia]]}}</ref> Because Animax were unable to obtain further TV broadcast rights, their version comprised 52 episodes.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/5ukP7rxnE |archivedate=December 5, 2010 |url=http://www.spena.tv/animax-asia/animax-web-live-chat/animax-faq.php |accessdate=July 10, 2013|title=Animax FAQ |publisher=[[Wikipedia:AXN Asia|AXN Asia]] }}</ref> The series continued with reruns until August 7, 2006, when it was removed from the station.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20060521193247/http://www.animax-asia.com/schedule/animax-schedule-m-200605-ph.pdf |archivedate=2006-05-23 |url=http://www.animax-asia.com/schedule/animax-schedule-m-200605-ph.pdf
|accessdate=July 10, 2013 |title=Animax Philippines schedule (May 2006) |publisher=Animax Asia}}</ref> Funimation also released DVDs of their dubbed series beginning August 24th, 2004.<ref name="CC 53-55">{{cite web |url=http://video.barnesandnoble.com/DVD/Case-Closed-2-Deadly-Illusions/e/704400078125 |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:Barnes & Noble|Barnes & Noble|]] |title=Case Closed 2: Deadly Illusions}}</ref> Initially, the releases were done in single DVDs and future episodes were released in seasonal boxes; as of 2009, they have released 130 episodes dubbed in English.<ref name="Season5DVDs">{{cite web |url=http://video.barnesandnoble.com/DVD/Case-Closed-Season-Five/e/704400078019 |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |title=Case Closed Season 5 Box Set |publisher=Barnes & Noble }}</ref> The seasonal boxes were later re-released in redesigned boxes entitled Viridian edition.<ref name="Viridian 1">{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1294026591531301 |archivedate=2011-01-02 |url=http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/eQAiGT=mg8PhoBNYOs/browse/item/83416/4/0/0 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:The Right Stuf International|The Right Stuf International]] |title=Case Closed Season 1 DVD Box Set (Hyb) – Viridian Collection}}</ref><ref name="Viridian 5">{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1294026591531308 |archivedate=2011-01-02 |url=http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/6qNjiVXHxUpjHmH3t-/browse/item/86129/4/0/0 |publisher=The Right Stuf International |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |title=Case Closed Season 5 DVD Box Set (Hyb) – Viridian Collection}}</ref> The first six films were released on Region 1 DVD in North America between October 3rd 2006 and February 16th 2010, and sold very well.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://video.barnesandnoble.com/DVD/Case-Closed-The-Time-Bombed-Skyscraper-The-Movie/Kenji-Kodama/e/704400077906 |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |publisher=Barnes & Noble |title=Case Closed: The Time Bombed Skyscraper - The Movie}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827/catalogmgr/XbEbP-mbXRAGqDd86t/browse/item/85841/4/0/0 |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |publisher=The Right Stuf International |title=Case Closed Movie 6: The Phantom of Baker Street DVD (Hyb)}}</ref>

As a part of its syndication with the Funimation Channel, Colours TV aired Case Closed at the night-time programming block, premiering on June 19th 2006.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1294026591531231|title=FUNimation Channel debuts|publisher=ICv2.com|accessdate=July 14, 2013}}</ref> Till 2012, no more than 130 episodes (episodes 1-123 Japanese version) have been dubbed in English. Detective Conan is later broadcasted in North America on NHK's cable network TV Japan.<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/5w75YU42F |archivedate=January 29, 2011 |url=http://www.tvjapan.net/en/subcategory/anime.html |title=TV Japan Cartoon/Anime |publisher=[[Wikipedia:NHK|NHK]] |accessdate=July 14, 2013}}</ref> Though anime didn't get that popular in North America, the manga enjoys high success. The first volume appeared trice in the top ten best sellers, right after its premiere,<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/5795.html |accessdate=July 10, 2013 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:ICv2|ICv2]] |date=2004-10-04 |title=Spiegelman's 'No Towers' Tops BookScan List}}</ref> the same volume has also appeared on the ranking list conducted by Diamond Comic Distributors in August, 2004.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/5795.html |accessdate=November 2, 2013 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:ICv2|ICv2]] |date=2004-09-20 |title=Top 100 Graphic Novels Actual--August 2004}}</ref> Later manga volumes have appeared on the ''[[wikipedia:New York Times Manga Best Sellers|New York Times Manga Best Sellers]]''<ref>{{cite web |archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1294026591531685 |archivedate=November 2, 2013 |url=http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/2010-11-07/manga/list.html |title=Best Sellers Manga |date=November 7, 2010 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:The New York Times|The New York Times]] |accessdate=November 2, 2013}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/2011-05-01/manga/list.html |title=Best Seller Manga |date=May 1, 2011 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:The New York Times|The New York Times]] |accessdate=November 2, 2013}}</ref> lists at various times. Volume 41 broke the record making it to the top 5 in sales rank during the week ending on January 14th, 2012.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/2012-01-29/manga/list.html |title=Best Seller Manga |date=January 29, 2012 |publisher=[[Wikipedia:The New York Times|New York Times]] |accessdate=November 2, 2013}}</ref> The manga continues to be released in North America until today.

S. California's UTB, United Television Broadcasting's free digital television station began to re-broadcast already dubbed Case Closed episodes on August 21st, 2011. The next two-episode block was scheduled for Saturday, August 27th, followed by two more episodes on Sunday, August 28th. The episodes were broadcasted at 6:30 a.m and repeated at 10:30 a.m the same day. A one-episode block also aired at 10:00 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays as well.

As of April 2013, Funimation has renewed the Case Closed license for "future use". Additionally on April 2nd 2013, Funimation announced that seasons 1-5 would be made available digitally through many online vendors (iTunes, Playstation Network and Xbox Live) starting April 16, 2013. Season 1 would be available on April 16th, season 2 and 3 in May, and season 4 and 5 in June. Movie release dates was never announced. There was a hint shown in the description for a possible dubbing of the sixth season, however it has not been confirmed. Each episode costs $0.99.

=== Online streaming services (English subtitles) ===
On October 2014 at NY Comic Con's Crunchyroll panel, they announced that "Case Closed" would be added to their roster. Later they began subtitling the Japanese episodes at episode 754. The page for the series uses the Case Closed banner from Funimation. Originally, the episodes were posted on the Saturday of the week after they air in Japan, but they later were posted on Wednesdays. Since May 2017, premium users get access to new episodes within several hours after they air in Japan, while they will be available for free users a week after.<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/daily-briefs/2017-05-06/crunchyroll-changes-release-schedule-for-case-closed-anime/.115766</ref> Since September 2022, Crunchyroll has removed the option to watch all anime free with ads, leaving only the premium option and 14-day free trial for new users. As of August 24, 2024, they have subtitled up to episode 1133, excluding specials and movies. Crunchyroll later reclaimed the original license of the series from Funimation, and discontinuously since August 2021, streamed the first 123 episodes, all completely remastered.

As of January 2016, English-language Netflix began to stream episodes under the title "Case Closed". The page for the series used the Case Closed banner from Funimation. They obtained the rights to air fifty-two episodes in Japanese with English subtitles, from episode 748-799. The show's maturity rating is listed as TV-14.<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-01-01/netflix-adds-detective-conan-anime-streaming/.97124</ref> However, it has been removed for unknown reason.

As of 2025, the streaming service [[Wikipedia:Crackle (service)|Crackle]] has rights to episodes 1-82, and all episodes are available with English sub. Episodes 1-28 were added on July 7<ref>https://cssentertainment.com/articles/free-streaming-service-crackle-announces-new-originals1/</ref>, with 29-82 to be added on August 18<ref>https://cssentertainment.com/articles/free-streaming-service-crackle-announces-new-originals2/</ref>.

=== Bang Zoom! Entertainment (2nd English dub) ===
Since 2019, [[Wikipedia:Bang Zoom! Entertainment|Bang Zoom! Entertainment]] provided the English dub for movies, featuring all-new casts. Unlike the Funimation dub, the character names are not localized. [[Wikipedia:Discotek Media|Discotek Media]] release the movies in Blu-ray since 2020. As of 2025, they have dubbed 9 [[Regular movies|movies]] (Movie 19-26; [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie]]) and 2 [[Specials|TV specials]] ([[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]], [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]).

As February 2023, Netflix has worldwide rights to spin-off series [[Zero's Tea Time (anime)|Zero's Tea Time]] and [[The Culprit Hanzawa]]. Both series also come with the English dub by Bang Zoom! Entertainment.

=== Macias Group (3rd English dub) ===
From February 2023 to February 2025, Fox Corporation-owned streaming service [[Wikipedia:Tubi|Tubi]] streamed English subbed and dubbed episodes of Detective Conan under the title "Case Closed". The dub is done by Macias Group, featuring Bang Zoom's casts for some characters, and all-new casts for the other characters. Initially, only ten episodes were available, but later additions expanded the range of episodes from episode 965 to episode 1014. However, as of February 2025, all episodes have been removed from the service.

=== Studio Nano (4th English dub) ===
In June 26, 2025, TMS Entertainment has announced the release of a specially curated episode selection of the anime, coming to Crunchyroll and Netflix. The first selection titled “Conan vs. The Black Organization”, initially consisted of 9 episodes with the theme of Black Organization, with additional 5 episodes released in August 21. It features a new English dub, provided by Studio Nano with a mostly new casts, different from prior dubs. However, two voice casts from the Funimation dub return: Mark Stoddard reprise his role as Megure, while Colleen Clinkenbeard, who played Ran in the Funimation dub, returned as Vermouth. This release also mark the first time the anime was released under the ''Detective Conan'' branding instead of ''Case Closed'' in the US/Canada.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Selections !! Episodes !! Release date
|-
| Conan vs. The Black Organization || [[Roller Coaster Murder Case]] [[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case]] [[The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case]] [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case]] [[Reunion with the Black Organization]] [[The Mysterious Passenger]] [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]] [[Head-to-Head Match with the Black Organization: A Dual Mystery on a Full Moon Night]] [[Black Impact! The Moment the Black Organization Reaches Out]] || July 3, 2025 (Part 1) August 21, 2025 (Part 2)
|-
| Rivals of the Great Detective || [[An Idol's Locked Room Murder Case]] [[The Coded Map of the City Case]] [[The Shinkansen's Bomb Case]] [[Once-A-Month Present Threat Case]] [[Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case]] [[Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case]] [[Diplomat Murder Case]] [[Holmes Freak Murder Case]] [[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]] [[The Locked Room in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case]] [[The Desperate Revival]] [[The Gathering of the Detectives! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid]]|| November 1, 2025 (Part 1) January 1, 2026 (Part 2)
|-
| FBI Intervention || [[The Blind Spot in the Darkness]] [[The Battle Game Trap]] [[The Man from Chicago]] [[English Teacher vs. Great Western Detective]] [[Hooligan's Labyrinth]] [[On the Trail of a Silent Witness]] || May 1, 2026 (Part 1) August 1, 2026 (Part 2)
|}

== Games ==
As of 2025, only two Case Closed video game has been released. The first one is [[Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation|Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation]], which was released exclusively for the Wii in Japan and Europe. The English version featured the voice casts from the Funimation dub, and has minor changes in script. The second game is [[Detective Conan Runner: Race to the Truth|Case Closed Runner: Race to the Truth]]. A free-to-pay, auto-runner video game for iOS and Android that was avaliable until the game shut down on October 31, 2020.

== Broadcasting Companies ==
=== Canada ===
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=== United States ===
{{BeginTable Broadcast|}}
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=== UK ===
{{BeginTable Broadcast|}}
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This article is about the release of ''Detective Conan'' in the United Kingdom.
==Detective Conan in the United Kingdom ==
=== Manga ===
In the United Kingdom, the manga is imported and distributed under the North American title '''Case Closed''' by Viz Media. Volumes are sold through major comic shops and book retailers, such as Forbidden Planet and Simon & Schuster UK. Because it uses the North American localization, the translation retains the changed character names (such as Jimmy Kudo for Shinichi and Rachel Moore for Ran).

=== Anime ===
Historically, the ''Detective Conan'' anime had a very limited presence on UK television compared to other European countries.

==== Streaming ====
* '''Crunchyroll:''' The series streams in the UK on Crunchyroll under the title ''Case Closed (Detective Conan)''.
* '''Netflix:''' Episodes of the anime have also begun arriving on Netflix UK, making the series much more accessible to the British audience.

=== Movies ===
For decades, the ''Detective Conan'' films were not released theatrically in the UK or Ireland. This completely changed recently thanks to the UK-based distributor '''Trinity CineAsia''', which brought the franchise to the big screen:
* ''[[The Million-dollar Pentagram]]''(movie 27) was the first film in the franchise's history to receive a wide theatrical release in the UK, premiering on September 27, 2024.
* ''[[One-eyed Flashback]]''(movie 28) followed the successful trend, hitting UK cinemas on September 26, 2025.

To appeal to both the local anime fanbase and the large Chinese-speaking audience in the UK, Trinity CineAsia releases the films with original Japanese audio and dual English and Traditional Chinese subtitles. Unlike the English dubs of the past, these releases keep the original Japanese names (Shinichi, Ran, Kogoro, etc.).

==Cast==
=== [[File:Funimation_2016.svg|200px|link=Funimation|left|Funimation]] ===
<div style="border:purple 2px solid; border-radius:10px; padding-left:13px; margin:10px; height:500px;overflow:auto;">
{{BeginTable Cast}}
{{CastItem|1|Conan Edogawa|Alison Viktorin}}
{{CastItem|1|Shinichi Kudo|Jerry Jewell}}
{{CastItem|1|Ran Mouri|Colleen Clinkenbeard}}
{{CastItem|1|Kogoro Mouri|R. Bruce Elliott}}
{{CastItem|1|Ai Haibara|Brina Palencia|Voiced only in the movies}}
{{CastItem|1|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Cynthia Cranz}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayumi Yoshida|Monica Rial}}
{{CastItem|2|Genta Kojima|Dameon Clarke|Episodes [[Roller Coaster Murder Case|1]]-[[The Kidnapping Location Case|86]]}}
{{CastItem|0||Mike McFarland|Episodes [[The Bank Robber's Hospitalization Case|91]]-[[The Weather Girl Kidnapping Case|123]]}}
{{CastItem|1|Hiroshi Agasa|Bill Flynn|'''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|1|Sonoko Suzuki|Laura Bailey}}
{{CastItem|1|Juzo Megure|Mark Stoddard}}
{{CastItem|1|Wataru Takagi|Doug Burks}}
{{CastItem|1|Miwako Sato|Kate Oxley}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazunobu Chiba|Chris Cason|Voices Rum in the Bang Zoom! dub.}}
{{CastItem|1|Heiji Hattori|Kevin M. Connolly}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazuha Toyama|Gwendolyn Lau}}
{{CastItem|1|Gin|Troy Baker}}
{{CastItem|2|Vodka|Kyle Hebert|Episode 1 only.}}
{{CastItem|0||Christopher Sabat}}
{{CastItem|1|Kaitou Kid|Jerry Jewell}}
{{CastItem|1|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Eric Vale}}
{{CastItem|1|Eri Kisaki|Julie Mayfield}}
{{CastItem|2|Yusaku Kudo|Randy Tallman|'''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|0||John Swasey|Movie 6 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Yukiko Kudo|Laurie Steele}}
{{CastItem|2|Ginzo Nakamori|Jay Jones}}
{{CastItem|0||Ian Sinclair|Movie 3 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Sango Yokomizo|Dameon Clarke}}
{{CastItem|1|Misao Yamamura|Kent Williams}}
{{CastItem|1|Yoko Okino|Elise Baughman}}
{{CastItem|1|Kiyonaga Matsumoto|Bob Carter}}
{{CastItem|2|Heizo Hattori|Andrew T. Chandler}}
{{CastItem|0||Dennis Maher|Episode 118 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Goro Otaki|Bill Jenkins}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginshiro Toyama|Doug Burks}}
{{CastItem|2|Akemi Miyano|Clarine Harp}}
{{CastItem|0||Alex Valle|Movie 5 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Sumiko Kobayashi|Stephanie Young}}
{{CastItem|2|Midori Kuriyama|Caitlin Glass|Movie 2.}}
{{CastItem|0||Kim Matula|Movie 4.}}
{{CastItem|2|Officer Tome|Daniel Penz}}
{{CastItem|0||Cole Brown|Movie 5 only. '''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|1|Shintaro Chaki|Kent Williams}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoko Suzuki|Amy Rosenthal}}
{{CastItem|2|Shiro Suzuki|Brice Armstrong|Episode 76. '''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|0||Cole Brown|Movie 3. '''Deceased'''}}
{{CastItem|1|Hideo Akagi|Robert McCollum}}
{{CastItem|1|Osamu Kenzaki|Justin Pate|As [[Detective Samonji]].}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayako Suzuki|Cynthia Cranz}}
{{CastItem|1|Yuzo Tomizawa|Sonny Strait}}
{{CastItem|1|Detective Yokoyama|Greg Silva}}
{{EndTable}}
</div>
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=== [[File:Bang Zoom! Studios logo.png|200px|link=Bang Zoom! Entertainment|left|Bang Zoom! Studios]] ===
<div style="border-radius:10px; border:#F8D911 2px solid; padding-left:13px; margin:10px; height:500px;overflow:auto;">
{{BeginTable Cast}}
{{CastItem|1|Conan Edogawa|Wendee Lee}}
{{CastItem|1|Shinichi Kudo|Griffin Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ran Mouri|Cristina Vee|Also known as Cristina Valenzuela.}}
{{CastItem|1|Kogoro Mouri|Xander Mobus}}
{{CastItem|1|Ai Haibara|Erica Mendez}}
{{CastItem|2|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Erika Harlacher}}
{{CastItem|0||Jeannie Tirado|Movie 26 only.}}
{{CastItem|2|Ayumi Yoshida|Janice Kawaye|Also known as Janice Roman Roku.}}
{{CastItem|0||Xanthe Huynh|Movie 25 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Genta Kojima|Andrew Russell}}
{{CastItem|1|Hiroshi Agasa|Michael Sorich}}
{{CastItem|2|Sonoko Suzuki|Jennie Kwan|Also known as Minx Lee (Le).}}
{{CastItem|0||Janice Kawaye|Movie 22 only (uncredited).}}
{{CastItem|1|Juzo Megure|Jake Eberle}}
{{CastItem|1|Wataru Takagi|Christopher Bevins}}
{{CastItem|1|Miwako Sato|Katelyn Gault}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazunobu Chiba|Jason Charles Miller|Also known as Jason C. Miller.}}
{{CastItem|1|Heiji Hattori|Lucien Dodge}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazuha Toyama|Kayli Mills}}
{{CastItem|1|Gin|D. C. Douglas}}
{{CastItem|1|Vodka|Edward Bosco}}
{{CastItem|2|Rei Furuya|Kyle McCarley|Zero's Tea Time, movies 20 and 22.}}
{{CastItem|0||Howard Wang|Movies 25-26.}}
{{CastItem|2|Vermouth|Laura Post|Movie 20, Zero's Tea Time, Episode ONE.}}
{{CastItem|0||Nicole Gose|Movie 26 only.}}
{{CastItem|1|Shuichi Akai|Keith Silverstein}}
{{CastItem|1|Subaru Okiya|Jonah Scott}}
{{CastItem|1|Kaitou Kid|Griffin Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Greg Chun}}
{{CastItem|1|Masumi Sera|Jenny Yokobori}}
{{CastItem|1|Eri Kisaki|Mari Devon|Also known as Jane Alan.}}
{{CastItem|1|Yusaku Kudo|Keith Silverstein}}
{{CastItem|1|Yukiko Kudo|Erika Harlacher}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginzo Nakamori|Kirk Thornton}}
{{CastItem|1|Yumi Miyamoto|AmaLee}}
{{CastItem|1|Naeko Miike|Anairis Quiñones}}
{{castItem|1|Hyoue Kuroda|Richard Epcar}}
{{castItem|1|Shukichi Haneda|Sean Chiplock}}
{{castItem|1|Mary Sera|Amber Lee Connors}}
{{CastItem|1|Yoko Okino|Emi Lo}}
{{CastItem|1|Makoto Kyogoku|Christian La Monte}}
{{CastItem|1|Heizo Hattori|Rick Zieff}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginshiro Toyama|Kyle Hebert}}
{{CastItem|1|Goro Otaki|Paul St. Peter}}
{{CastItem|1|Akemi Miyano|Rebecca Davis}}
{{CastItem|1|Jodie Starling|Maureen Price}}
{{CastItem|1|James Black|Jamieson Price|Also known as Taylor Henry.}}
{{CastItem|1|Andre Camel|Chris Tergliafera}}
{{CastItem|1|Hidemi Hondou|Jennifer Losi}}
{{CastItem|1|Chianti|Tamara Ryan}}
{{CastItem|1|Korn|Kaiji Tang}}
{{CastItem|1|Jirokichi Suzuki|John Snyder|Also known as John Alan Snyder and Roy Wolfe.}}
{{CastItem|1|Azusa Enomoto|Janice Kawaye|Uncredited in movies 20 and 22.}}
{{castItem|1|Momiji Ooka|Faye Mata}}
{{castItem|1|Muga Iori|Grant George}}
{{castItem|1|Rum|Chris Cason|Voiced Kazunobu Chiba with FUNimation.}}
{{castItem|1|Yuya Kazami|Ray Chase|Also known as Danny Boston.}}
{{CastItem|1|Fumimaro Ayanokoji|Doug Erholtz}}
{{CastItem|1|Jinpei Matsuda|Samuel Drake}}
{{CastItem|1|Saguru Hakuba|Alejandro Saab}}
{{CastItem|2|Konosuke Jii|Frank Todaro}}
{{CastItem|0||Landon McDonald|Young}}
{{CastItem|1|Midori Kuriyama|Julie Ann Taylor}}
{{CastItem|1|Elena Miyano|Vivian Lu}}
{{castItem|1|Tomoko Suzuki|Laura Post}}
{{castItem|1|Shiro Suzuki|Doug Stone}}
{{castItem|1|Curaçao|Allegra Clark}}
{{castItem|1|Lupin III|Tony Oliver}}
{{castItem|1|Pinga|Casey Mongillo}}
{{castItem|1|Zengo Goto|Paul St. Peter}}
{{castItem|1|Kamen Yaiba|Zachary T. Rice}}
{{castItem|1|Hina Wada|Laura Stahl}}
{{EndTable}}

'''Note''': [[Hiromitsu Morofushi]], [[Wataru Date]], [[Kenji Hagiwara]] and [[Shizuka Hattori]]'s voice actors are unknown.
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=== [[File:Macias Group logo.png|75px|link=Macias Group|left|Macias Group]] ===
<div style="border-radius:10px; border:#D34433 2px solid; padding-left:13px; margin:10px; height:500px;overflow:auto;">
{{BeginTable Cast}}
{{CastItem|1|Conan Edogawa|Wendee Lee}}
{{CastItem|1|Ran Mouri|Cristina Vee|Also known as Cristina Valenzuela.}}
{{CastItem|1|Kogoro Mouri|Xander Mobus}}
{{CastItem|1|Ai Haibara|Xanthe Huynh}}
{{CastItem|1|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Ghia Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayumi Yoshida|Krystal Valdes|Also known as Krystal Millie Valdes.}}
{{CastItem|1|Genta Kojima|Jorge Barranco}}
{{CastItem|1|Hiroshi Agasa|Oscar Cheda}}
{{CastItem|1|Sonoko Suzuki|Crystal Lopez}}
{{CastItem|1|Juzo Megure|Oscar Cheda}}
{{CastItem|1|Wataru Takagi|Diego Klock-Perez}}
{{CastItem|1|Miwako Sato|Sarah Bartels}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazunobu Chiba|Alexander Blanco}}
{{CastItem|1|Heiji Hattori|Jason Kesser}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazuha Toyama|Andrea Villaverde}}
{{CastItem|1|Rei Furuya|Jason Kesser}}
{{CastItem|1|Shuichi Akai|Clay Cartland}}
{{CastItem|1|Subaru Okiya|Clay Cartland}}
{{CastItem|1|Kaitou Kid|Griffin Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Christopher Diaz}}
{{CastItem|1|Masumi Sera|Ghia Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginzo Nakamori|Christopher Diaz}}
{{CastItem|1|Yumi Miyamoto|Crystal Lopez}}
{{CastItem|1|Naeko Miike|Ann Marie Olson}}
{{castItem|1|Hyoue Kuroda|Hernán Chavarro|Also known as Rio Chavarro.}}
{{castItem|1|Shukichi Haneda|Jorge Barranco}}
{{castItem|1|Misao Yamamura|Rayner Gabriel}}
{{CastItem|1|Makoto Kyogoku|Alex Machado}}
{{CastItem|1|Heizo Hattori|Chris Jahn}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginshiro Toyama|Alex Teixeira}}
{{CastItem|1|Goro Otaki|Paul Louis}}
{{CastItem|1|Jirokichi Suzuki|Alex Teixeira}}
{{CastItem|1|Azusa Enomoto|Ghia Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Kansuke Yamato|Christopher Diaz}}
{{CastItem|1|Yui Uehara|Ghia Burns}}
{{CastItem|1|Taka'aki Morofushi|Rayner Gabriel}}
{{CastItem|1|Sumiko Kobayashi|Alisha Todd}}
{{CastItem|1|Rumi Wakasa|Amanda Lopez}}
{{castItem|1|Kanenori Wakita|Alex Teixeira}}
{{CastItem|1|Fumimaro Ayanokoji|Clay Cartland}}
{{castItem|2|Hiromitsu Morofushi|Chris Flores}}
{{CastItem|0||Krystal Valdes|As a child.}}
{{castItem|1|Kohji Haneda|Carlos Alayeto}}
{{castItem|1|Kamen Yaiba|Chris Flores}}
{{castItem|2|Detective Hirota|Carlos Alayeto|Episode 978.}}
{{CastItem|0||Terry Hardcastle|Episode 980.}}
{{castItem|1|Detective Sogawa|Rio Chavarro}}
{{castItem|1|Detective Okumura|Rio Chavarro}}
{{castItem|2|Detective Sugita|Chris Flores|Episode 974, 1001.}}
{{CastItem|0||Oscar Cheda|Episode 980.}}
{{castItem|1|Detective Fukui|Jason Kesser}}
{{castItem|1|Detective Horita|Clay Cartland}}
{{castItem|1|Keita Kaneko|Carlos Alayeto}}
{{castItem|1|Genki Ishikawa|Jorge Barranco}}
{{EndTable}}
</div>
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=== [[File:Studio Nano logo.png|200px|link=Studio Nano|left|Studio Nano]] ===
<div style="border:black 2px solid; border-radius:10px; padding-left:13px; margin:10px; height:500px;overflow:auto;">
{{BeginTable Cast}}
{{CastItem|1|Conan Edogawa|Molly Zhang|<ref>https://x.com/mollozhang/status/1940834796479172663</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Shinichi Kudo|Mauricio Ortiz-Segura|<ref>https://x.com/MauOrtizSegura/status/1940787197109850319</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ran Mouri|Megan Shipman|<ref name="Clinken">https://x.com/ccarrollbeard/status/1940825609091097087</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Kogoro Mouri|Robert McCollum|Voiced [[Hideo Akagi]] in the FUNimation dub.}}
{{CastItem|1|Ai Haibara|Alexis Tipton|<ref>https://x.com/AlexisTiptonVA/status/1941560684980076828</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Brittney Karbowski|<ref>https://x.com/BKarbowski/status/1941173977675956725</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayumi Yoshida|Abigail Blythe|<ref>https://x.com/askforabigail/status/1940791489376014389</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Genta Kojima|Bryson Baugus}}
{{CastItem|1|Hiroshi Agasa|Christopher Guerrero|<ref>https://x.com/ChrisGuerreroVA/status/1940843299365147057</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Sonoko Suzuki|Bree Han|<ref>https://x.com/KeepBreething/status/1959020963045028172</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Juzo Megure|Mark Stoddard|Original voice actor from FUNimation.}}
{{CastItem|1|Wataru Takagi|Aaron Campbell|<ref>https://x.com/AaronCampbellVO/status/1940799141174825188</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Miwako Sato|Natalie Van Sistine|<ref>https://x.com/nvansistine/status/1944840149218812349</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazunobu Chiba|Aaron Michael|Also known as Aaron Bushong.}}
{{CastItem|1|Heiji Hattori|Nazeeh Tarsha|<ref>https://x.com/NazeehTarsha/status/1964744150605262940</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Kazuha Toyama|Raina Meginley|<ref>https://x.com/RainaMeginley/status/2008305922649801027</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Gin|Nick Huber|<ref>https://x.com/NickH_VA/status/1940818530963964229</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Vodka|David Matranga}}
|-
|[[File:Kaitou Kid 60px.jpg|center]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Kaitou Kid]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Mauricio Ortiz-Segura 60px.jpg|center]]||rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;"|[[Mauricio Ortiz-Segura]]||<ref>https://x.com/MauOrtizSegura/status/1984681453075251462</ref>
|-
|[[File:Kaito Kuroba 60px.jpg|center]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Kaito Kuroba]]||
{{CastItem|1|Vermouth|Colleen Clinkenbeard|Voiced Ran Mouri in the FUNimation dub<ref name="Clinken"/>. Voices both Sharon and Chris Vineyard<ref>https://x.com/Whoisjbr/status/1958468078318006643/photo/2</ref>.}}
{{CastItem|1|Shuichi Akai|Christopher Wehkamp|<ref>https://x.com/ChrisWehkamp/status/1940863321458327878</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Phil Parsons}}
{{CastItem|1|Yukiko Kudo|Jad Saxton|<ref>https://x.com/jadbsaxton/status/1958679867655917604</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Yusaku Kudo|Tom Henry|<ref>https://x.com/thatTomHenry/status/1984708996335616408</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Yumi Miyamoto|Krystal LaPorte|<ref>https://x.com/WowSuchKrystal/status/1958969135721062587</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ginzo Nakamori|TJ Anthony|<ref>https://x.com/SydakVO/status/2006930833333170593</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Eri Kisaki|Lydia Mackay|Voiced additional roles in FUNimation dub}}
|-
|[[File:Sango Yokomizo 60px.jpg|center]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Sango Yokomizo]]||rowspan="2"|[[File:Bradley Gareth 60px.jpg|center]]||rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;"|[[Bradley Gareth]]||<ref>https://x.com/anime_brother/status/1940828325188104460</ref>,<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DN6n3yhgZUe/</ref>
|-
|[[File:Jugo Yokomizo 60px.jpg|center]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Jugo Yokomizo]]||
{{CastItem|1|Yoko Okino|Nia Celeste|<ref>https://x.com/Whoisjbr/status/1958468266189320259/photo/3</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Jodie Starling|Bryn Apprill|<ref>https://x.com/Whoisjbr/status/1958468266189320259/photo/2</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|James Black|Philip Weber}}
{{CastItem|1|Hidemi Hondou|Elizabeth Maxwell|<ref>https://x.com/AboutElizabethM/status/1960783050142573009</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Sumiko Kobayashi|Madeleine Broseh|<ref>https://x.com/MaddieBrosehVA/status/1940827055928889658</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Akemi Miyano|Macy Anne Johnson|<ref>https://x.com/macyyyanne/status/1944424909620355267</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Shiho Miyano|Alexis Tipton}}
{{CastItem|1|Chianti|Corey Pettit|<ref>https://x.com/GeekCatnip/status/1958884685607563763</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Korn|Alex Hom|<ref>https://x.com/AckitsAlex/status/1958654644344807494</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoaki Araide|Nicholas Markgraf|<ref>https://x.com/GameGuyNick/status/1940804245634404485</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoko Suzuki|Anastasia Munoz|<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DTI4xmkDgF5/</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Shiro Suzuki|Daniel Penz|Voices Officer Tome in the FUNimation dub.}}
{{CastItem|1|Hideo Akagi|Alex Mai}}
{{CastItem|1|Officer Tome|Dylan Mobley}}
{{CastItem|1|Shintaro Chaki|Ben Phillips}}
{{CastItem|1|Aoko Nakamori|Jill Harris|Credited as '''girl''' in Episode 76.}}
{{CastItem|1|Saguru Hakuba|Alejandro Saab|<ref>https://x.com/KaggyFilms/status/2007143356426596769</ref> Voiced the same character for Bang! Zoom.}}
{{CastItem|1|Pisco|Jason Douglas}}
{{CastItem|1|Naomichi Mugikura|Travis Mullenix|<ref>https://x.com/TMullenixVO/status/1940794187680829806</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Ayako Suzuki|E.A Castillo}}
{{CastItem|1|Yuzo Tomizawa|Jacob Wilson|<ref>https://www.facebook.com/jacob.wilson.991372/posts/pfbid02Y4QgjaLuaaUbNJQstXkXGkZ9s4E28VY8fi6nUW4PJexAkYzqjvYa4Xh2BFenaDE9l</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Konosuke Jii|Doug Jackson}}
{{CastItem|1|Naoki Uemura|Blake McNamara}}
{{CastItem|1|Joji Hatamoto|Tom Aglio}}
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|[[File:Eiichi Yamagishi.jpg|center|60px]]||style="text-align:center;"|[[Eiichi Yamagishi (character)|Eiichi Yamagishi]]|| [[File:Brad Foster 60px.jpg|center]]|| <center>[[Brad Foster]]</center>||<ref>https://x.com/fosteredfetters/status/1984733330894430592</ref>
|-
{{CastItem|1|Kazumi Sanada|Mark Allen Jr.}}
{{CastItem|1|Takuya Mifune|Ivan Jasso}}
{{CastItem|1|Yukiko Katsuragi|Rachel Thompson|Also known as Rachel Michelle Thompson.}}
{{CastItem|1|Takayoshi Tsujimura|Christian Thorsen|<ref>https://www.christianthorsen.com/</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Akako Koizumi|Emi Lo|<ref>https://x.com/KitsuneSqueak/status/2007150823361671554</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Keiko Momoi|Celeste Perez|<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DTCVBXwjZ6c/</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Weapon Smuggler|Daniel Van Thomas|<ref>https://x.com/DanielVanThomas/status/1940858148283384260</ref>}}
{{EndTable}}
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==Trivia==
* "Case Closed" was later used as the catchphrase for [[Masumi Sera]] (whether it's intended as a reference or coincidental is unspecified), who is British-Japanese. She first appeared in 2011, years after the English franchise started using the name.

== References ==
# [[wikipedia:Case Closed|Case Closed - Wikipedia]]
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Detective Conan]]
* [[English Manga]]
* The [[English Manga (Shogakukan Asia)|English version of Detective Conan]] published by [[Shogakukan Asia]] in Southeast Asia
* [[Detective Conan in Other Countries]]

{{Anime}}
{{OtherLang}}

[[Category:Detective Conan in Other Countries]]
[[Category:Case Closed| ]]

Ran Mouri/Gallery

2026-07-20T00:54:40Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Detective Conan */

{{Needs image}}

This is a gallery for [[Ran Mouri]].

== Detective Conan ==
=== Manga ===
=== Anime ===
<gallery widths=200px>
File:ran 1996 ep32.png|Episode 32
File:ran 1997 ep57.png|Episode 57
File:ran 1998 ep100.png|Episode 100
File:ran 1999 ep136.png|Opening 5
File:ran 2000 ep194.png|Opening 7
File:ran 2002 ep263.png|Episode 263
File:ran 2003 ep323.png|Episode 323
File:ran 2004.png|Ran in 2004
File:Ran suspecting Conan.jpg|Episode 398
File:ran 2007.png|Ran in 2007
File:ran 2009.png|Ran in 2009
File:ran 2010.png|Ran in 2010
File:Ran After.jpg|Episode 625
Ran Mouri TSST.jpg|928
Pre-grade school Shinichi and Ran.png|Ran and Shinichi before grade school.
EP881-1.jpg|10 years ago
File:Mouri Ran 854.jpg|10 years ago
EP68-Ran.jpg|Ran's voluptuous figure
Ran as Kaguya-hime 2.png|Ran as Kaguya-hime in [[The Simultaneous Stage Advance and Kidnapping|The Simultaneous Stage Advance and Kidnapping (Part 2)]](ep 410)
</gallery>

=== Movies ===

=== Games ===
<gallery widths=200px heights=200px>
The Mirapolis Investigation - Ran talk portrait 1.gif|Talk portrait (''[[Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation]]'')
The Mirapolis Investigation - Ran talk portrait 2.gif|Ditto
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Ran Mouri]]

[[Category:Character galleries]]

Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation/Gallery

2026-07-20T00:52:36Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Talk portraits */

{{Needs image}}
This is a gallery of images for the game: [[Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation]].

== Key artwork ==
=== Covers ===
<gallery widths=200px heights=200px perrow=4>
File:MirapolisInvestigationWiiAlternativeEuropeanCover.png|Alternative European Cover
</gallery>

== Sprites ==
=== Talk portraits ===
<gallery widths=150px heights=300px>
File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Conan talk portrait.gif|[[Conan Edogawa]]
File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Ran talk portrait 1.gif|[[Ran Mouri]] (formal)
File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Ran talk portrait 2.gif|Ran Mouri (dress)
File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Kogoro talk portrait.gif|[[Kogoro Mouri]]
File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Ayumi talk portrait.gif|[[Ayumi Yoshida]]
File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Mitsuhiko talk portrait.gif|[[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]]
File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Genta talk portrait.gif|[[Genta Kojima]]
File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Haibara talk portrait.gif|[[Ai Haibara]]
File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Heiji talk portrait.gif|[[Heiji Hattori]]
File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Kazuha talk portrait.gif|[[Kazuha Toyama]]
</gallery>

== Models ==

== Screenshots ==
<gallery widths=200px heights=200px>
File:mirapolistitlescreen.png|English Title Screen
File:WiiGameItalianTitleScreen.png|Italian Title Screen
File:mirapolisgameplay1.png
File:mirapolisgameplay2.png
File:mirapolisgameplay3.png
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation]]

[[Category:Galleries]]

File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Kazuha talk portrait.gif

2026-07-20T00:50:26Z

DavidHolandaOne:

Gif version of Kazuha's talk portrait sprites from Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation

Sourced from The Spriters Resource: https://www.spriters-resource.com/wii/caseclosedthemirapolisinvestigation/asset/211092/

File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Heiji talk portrait.gif

2026-07-20T00:49:51Z

DavidHolandaOne:

Gif version of Heiji's talk portrait sprites from Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation

Sourced from The Spriters Resource: https://www.spriters-resource.com/wii/caseclosedthemirapolisinvestigation/asset/211091/

File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Genta talk portrait.gif

2026-07-20T00:49:21Z

DavidHolandaOne:

Gif version of Genta's talk portrait sprites from Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation

Sourced from The Spriters Resource: https://www.spriters-resource.com/wii/caseclosedthemirapolisinvestigation/asset/211088/

File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Mitsuhiko talk portrait.gif

2026-07-20T00:48:53Z

DavidHolandaOne:

Gif version of Mitsuhiko's talk portrait sprites from Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation

Sourced from The Spriters Resource: https://www.spriters-resource.com/wii/caseclosedthemirapolisinvestigation/asset/211089/

File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Haibara talk portrait.gif

2026-07-20T00:48:27Z

DavidHolandaOne:

Gif version of Ai Haibara's talk portrait sprites from Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation

Sourced from The Spriters Resource: https://www.spriters-resource.com/wii/caseclosedthemirapolisinvestigation/asset/211090/

File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Kogoro talk portrait.gif

2026-07-20T00:48:03Z

DavidHolandaOne:

Gif version of Kogoro's talk portrait sprites from Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation

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File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Ran talk portrait 2.gif

2026-07-20T00:47:40Z

DavidHolandaOne:

Gif version of Ran's talk portrait sprites from Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation

Sourced from The Spriters Resource: https://www.spriters-resource.com/wii/caseclosedthemirapolisinvestigation/asset/211085/

File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Ran talk portrait 1.gif

2026-07-20T00:47:20Z

DavidHolandaOne:

File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Ayumi talk portrait.gif

2026-07-20T00:23:47Z

DavidHolandaOne:

Gif version of Ayumi's talk portrait sprites from Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation

Sourced from The Spriters Resource:
https://www.spriters-resource.com/wii/caseclosedthemirapolisinvestigation/asset/211087/

Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation

2026-07-20T00:21:29Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Gallery */

{{InfoBox Game
| game = 1
| image = The Mirapolis Investigation Nintendo_Wii.jpg
| title = Detective Conan: The Mirage of Remembrance
| english-title = Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation
| japanese-title = 名探偵コナン追憶の幻想 (ミラージュ) (Meitantei Konan: Tsuioku no Gensō (Mirāju))
| release-date = {{flagicon|Japan}} May 17, 2007 {{flagicon|UK}} May 1, 2009
| genre = Mystery/Adventure
| system = Wii
| age-range = {{flagicon|Japan}} A: All Ages {{flagicon|UK}} 7+
| playing-time =
| developer = Imageepoch
| designer =
| illustrator =
| publisher = {{flagicon|Japan}} Marvelous Interactive {{flagicon|UK}} Nobilis
| website = [http://www.mmv.co.jp/special/game/wii/conan/ http://www.mmv.co.jp/special/ game/wii/conan/]
|voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Akira Kamiya]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Yuko Miyamura]] as [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as Tadaki Kai [[Yumi Takada]] as Utako Kai [[Mamoru Miyano]] as Kyoichi Kurosaki [[Ryoko Shintani]] as Emily Hanayama [[Saeko Chiba]] as Linda Hanayama [[Eri Sendai]] as Moe Kasuga [[Sakiko Tamagawa]] as Megumi Oikawa [[Akio Suyama]] as Naoya Imaizumi [[Kenta Miyake]] as Shunsaku Ogino [[Yu Asakawa]] as Yuri Matoba
| prev-game =
| next-game =
| footnotes =
}}
'''Detective Conan: The Mirage of Remembrance''' (Released as "Case Closed/Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation" in Europe) is a video game based on the ''Detective Conan'' series for the Wii. It was released in May 17, 2007 in Japan and May 1, 2009 in United Kingdom. It is the first video game to receive an English localization, but exclusively released in Europe.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
}}

== Plot ==
=== Story ===
Kogoro receives a ticket to the grand opening of the Mirapolis complex. Ran, Conan, and the Detective Boys also came along with him. At the opening speech, tensions run high as the Mirapolis staff begin to let their past with the owner get the better of themselves. Soon after, Conan and Ai discover a body by the Mirapolis's pool. With a little help from Heiji, it's up to Conan to solve the murder and prevent anything else from happening.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Moe Kasuga|Moe Kasuga.jpg|
* 18 years old
* Mirapolis employee as a maid}}
{{People|Naoya Imaizumi|Naoya Imaizumi.jpg|
* 35 years old
* Mirapolis employee
* Ex-comedian}}
{{People|Tadaki Kai|Tadaki Kai.jpg|
* 37 years old
* The owner of Mirapolis}}
{{People|Utako Kai|Utako Kai.jpg|
* 27 years old
* Tadaki's wife}}
{{People|Megumi Oikawa|Megumi Oikawa.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Tadaki's Secretary}}
{{People|Kyoichi Kurosaki|Kyoichi Kurosaki.jpg|
* 20 years old
* Mirage leader
* Illusionist and magician}}
{{People|Emily Hanayama|Emily Hanayama.jpg|
* 20 years old
* Mirage member
* Acrobat}}
{{People|Linda Hanayama|Linda Hanayama.jpg|
* 18 years old
* Mirage member
* Acrobat}}
{{People|Shunsaku Ogino|Shunsaku Ogino.jpg|
* 37 years old}}
{{People|Yuri Matoba|Yuri Matoba.jpg|
* Small bar manager}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Utako Kai'''. She murder both Shunsaku and Yuri as a revenge to her parents who were killed in a car accident set by Shunsaku, Emily because she thought Emily suspects her being the culprit. And planned to killed Tadaki as well.
</spoiler>

== Gameplay ==
The game is the style of a Point-and-Click adventure game. Where players take control of Conan to roam around the Mirapolis complex. The game only require a standalone Wii Remote to play. The directional pad is uses to move or run if a direction was hold for a few second. Talks to people or interact objects by pressing the A button. The B button is for reset the camera behind Conan, or held to enter a zoomed view.

As Conan, players need to gather information by talking to various people within the buildings. Important infos from them will be automatically written down as a "note" in the notebook. Once enough information is gathered, The players can begin to piece together the truth by performing "Clue Chains" to advance the story.

"Clue Chains" is done by putting related notes together to form a group correctly. Each time the player has successfully put all the correct notes into a group, they started the "Link" combo meter. Which increases each time they form a group with all the correct notes. Making an unsuccesful group on the other hand resets the combo meter to zero, and Conan will give hints about what notes should be put. Players can also uses "Conan's Hint" to recieve hints without having to make a mistake first.

Conan also have access to his [[Turbo Engine Skateboard]] and [[Detective Boys Badge]] from the start. The former can be used to move around faster. While the latter is used to talks with the rest of the Detective Boys members from afar.

Outside of the main gameplay. The Mirapolis features an arcade with multple attractions. These hosts several minigames the players can play to earn "Passport Points". Which can be used to spent on unlocking bonus pictures and music from the game.

== Translation changes ==
* The names of the characters in the English version of the game are:
:* Moe Kasuga - C.J. Arnold
:* Naoya Imaizumi - Al Watson
:* Tadaki Kai - Jack Chase
:* Utako Kai - Utako Chase
:* Kyoichi Kurosaki - Keith Kozlof
:* Megumi Oikawa - Meg Wexham
:* Emily Hanayama - Emily Hill
:* Linda Hanayama - Linda Hill
:* Shunsaku Ogino - Jim Oger
:* Yuri Matoba - Jess Rayburn

== Gallery ==
{{Main gallery}}

== See also ==
* [[Games]]

== References ==
{{reflist}}

{{FeaturedArticle|July 16, 2011}}
{{Games}}

[[Category:Games]]

[[de:Die Mirapolis-Ermittlung]]
[[fr:Detective Conan : Enquête à Mirapolis]]

Detective Conan: Legacy of the British Empire/Gallery

2026-07-20T00:21:24Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Manual */

{{Needs image}}
This is a gallery of images for the game: [[Detective Conan: Legacy of the British Empire]].

== Key Artwork ==
=== Cover ===
<gallery widths=240px heights=240px>
File:PlayStation2-artwork.jpg|Full cover
</gallery>

=== Manual ===
<gallery widths=200px heights=200px>
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-1.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-2.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-3.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-4.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-5.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-6.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-7.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-8.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-9.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-10.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-11.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-12.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-13.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-14.jpg
File:PlayStation2-1Manual-15.jpg
</gallery>

=== Disc ===
<gallery widths=240px heights=240px>
File:PlayStation2-front.jpg|Front
File:PlayStation2-back.jpg|Back
</gallery>

== Sprites ==

== Models ==

== Screenshots ==

== See also ==
*[[Detective Conan: Legacy of the British Empire]]

[[Category:Galleries]]

Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation/Gallery

2026-07-20T00:19:54Z

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File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Ayumi talk portrait.gif

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File:The Mirapolis Investigation - Conan talk portrait.gif

2026-07-20T00:16:14Z

DavidHolandaOne:

Gif version of Conan's talk portrait sprites from Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation

Sourced from The Spriters Resource:
https://www.spriters-resource.com/wii/caseclosedthemirapolisinvestigation/asset/211084/

Template:Season 31

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Welcome to the Stone Age Village

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| image = TV Episode 1208.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|おいでよ石器人の里}} (Oideyo Sekkijin no Sato)
| airdate = July 25, 2026
| Filler case number = #469
| rating =
| season = [[Season 31|31]]
| english-title =
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| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mori]]
| solved-by =
| next-conan-hint = Seeds
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| screenplay =
| storyboard =
| producer =
| animation-director =
| character-design =
| production-cooperation =
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Akemi Okamura]] as [[Ran Mouri]]
| opening-song = Ai no FIRE
| closing-song = TOWA ~Towa ni Kaze ni Noru~
| prev-episode = The J.League Starting Whistle
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{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|おいでよ石器人の里|Oideyo Sekkijin no Sato}} is the 1208th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

[[Conan]], [[Ran]] and [[Kogoro]] went to visit Hiebata City, which is using people from Stone Age as a way to revitalize the region. While in the mountains, the three discover a figure that resembles a person from Stone Age running away, along with a man's body.

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
=== People ===
=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 31]]

{{Season 31}}

[[Category:Episodes]]

[[de:Episode 1208]]
[[zh:TV1208]]

Welcome to the Stone Age Village

2026-07-19T23:26:11Z

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{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|おいでよ石器人の里|Oideyo Sekkijin no Sato}} is the 1208th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

[[Conan]], [[Ran]] and [[Kogoro]] went to visit Hiebata City, which is using people from Stone Age as a way to revitalize the region. While in the mountains, the three discover a figure that resembles a person from Stone Age running away, along with a man's body.

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
=== People ===
=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 31]]

{{Season 31}}

[[Category:Episodes]]

[[de:Episode 1208]]
[[zh:TV1208]]

The Indiscriminate Stadium Threatening Case

2026-07-19T22:58:31Z

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{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 130-131
| int-episode = 140-141
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| title = The Indiscriminate Stadium Threatening Case
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 競技場無差別脅迫事件 (Kyougijou Musabetsu Kyouhaku Jiken)
| rating = 21.3% (Part 1) 23.2% (Part 2)
| Remastered broadcast rating = '''First broadcast:''' 9.8% (Part 1) 9.6% (Part 2) '''Second broadcast:''' 6.2% (Part 1) 6.2% (Part 2)
| Manga case number = #55
| season = [[Season 4|4]]
| manga = [[Volume 19#Stadium Threatening Case|Volume 19: File 9 (189)]] ~ [[Volume 20#Stadium Threatening Case|Volume 20: File 1 (191)]]
| airdate = January 11, 1999 (Part 1) January 18, 1999 (Part 2) '''Remastered version''' '''First broadcast:''' January 21, 2012 (Part 1) January 28, 2012 (Part 2) '''Second broadcast:''' December 10, 2022 (Part 1) December 17, 2022 (Part 2)
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Detective Boys]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Miwako Sato]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Hideo Akagi]] [[Naoki Uemura]] [[Gin]] [[Vodka]]
| suspects =
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]]
| next-conan-hint = Baseball cap (Part 1) TV camera (Part 2) '''Remastered version''' '''First broadcast:''' Bullet (Part 1) Earphone (Part 2) '''Second broadcast:''' Sport broadcast (Part 1) Age (Part 2)
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Akira Kamiya]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]], [[Genta Kojima]], Next Conan's Hint [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Atsuko Yuya]] as [[Miwako Sato]] [[Susumu Chiba]] as Detective Tamiya [[Ryo Kamon]] as Kaneko [[Isshin Chiba]] as Announcer [[Junichi Sugawara]] as Observer (Episode 130), Detective A (Episode 131) [[Yasuhiro Takato]] as Staff A (Episode 130), Detective B (Episode 131) [[Naoki Nakashima]] as Staff B (Episode 130) [[Yoko Gendai]] as Herself [[Kazuhiro Yamaki]] as Himself [[Ryuzaburo Otomo]] as Hiruta
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Kenji Kodama]] (chief)
| organizer = 130: [[Koujin Ochi|Hirohito Ochi]] 131: [[Johei Matsuura]]
| storyboard = 130: [[Koujin Ochi|Hirohito Ochi]] 131: [[Johei Matsuura]]
| producer = 130: [[Koujin Ochi|Hirohito Ochi]] 131: [[Nana Harada]]
| animation-director = 130: • [[Izumi Shimura]] 131: • [[Miwa Oshima]] • [[Ayako Kurata]] (asst.)
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Yasuhiro Moriki]] (design works)
| opening-song = TRUTH ~A Great Detective of Love~
| closing-song = Kōri no Ue ni Tatsu Yō ni
| prev-episode = The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case
| next-episode = Magic Lover's Murder Case
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|競技場無差別脅迫事件|Kyougijou Musabetsu Kyouhaku Jiken}} is the 130th and 131st episode of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
=== Characters introduced ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Miwako Sato]]|image = Miwako Sato.jpg|link = Miwako Sato|description =
* 28 years old
* Detective from Tokyo MPD}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Featured ===
{{Char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Hideo Akagi}}
{{char|Naoki Uemura}}
{{char|List of minor recurring manga characters#Celebrities|Ramus|display=Ramus}}
{{char|Gin|display=Gin (background)}}
{{char|Vodka|display=Vodka (background)}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Detective Boys Badge}}
{{Gadget|Microphone}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
==== Part 1 ====
Conan and the Detective Boys are watching a soccer game when someone calls the television station covering the game. This person demands that 50 million yen be given to him, or he will indiscriminately shoot someone in the stands.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Extortion
| image = EP130-131 Case.jpg
| location = National Stadium, Tokyo
| victim =
| cause-death =
| suspects = Two criminals
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description =
}}

==== Part 2 ====
When the money is being picked up, the police attempt to capture the culprit. However, it turns out that this person was just an accomplice and the real shooter is in the stands, and will shoot someone unless this person is set free. The police are forced to let him go, and he makes an impossible demand: 1 billion yen must be delivered before the end of the match. Conan realizes with this plan that the culprit had aimed to kill someone from the start, and he has to find out who the shooter who is still in the stadium is before he murders someone before his eyes.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kaneko|Kaneko.jpg|
* Nichiuri TV director}}
{{People|Man #1|EP130-131 Man1.jpg|
* Bomber ?}}
{{People|[[Minor law enforcement#Detective Tamiya|Detective Tamiya]]|Tamiya.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{People|[[wikipedia:ja:現代洋子|Yoko Gendai]]|Gendai.png|
* 34 years old
* Real-life mangaka
* TV program "Rock Paper Scissors" host}}
{{People|[[wikipedia:ja:八巻和弘|Kazuhiro Yamaki]]|Yamaki.png|
* 37 years old
* Real-life magazine editor at Shogakukan
* TV program "Rock Paper Scissors" host}}
{{People|Staff A|staffnichiuri.png|
* Nichiuri TV staff
* Kaneko's subordinate}}
{{People|Staff B|staffnichiuri2.png|
* Nichiuri TV staff
* Kaneko's subordinate}}
{{People|Police officer|officerstadium.png|
* Tokyo MPD police officer}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>Conan observed the recorded video feed and noticed that whenever the first culprit was on camera, the camera immediately turned away, and it was not a coincidence. His partner was thus likely to be the cameraman, who deliberately chose not to film him to avoid suspicion. The culprit is '''Hiruta'''. His motive was that the TV station inadvertently destroyed his and his partner's plan to rob a bank, because they arranged a TV show around the bank, which attracted a big crowd foiling their robbery plan. Hiruta's wife who was expecting money from that heist started drinking and ended up committing suicide. Upon being discovered, Hiruta was about to shoot Conan with a gun that he had hidden under his arm.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = Screenshot 20200830-161822.jpg
| location = Stadium
| victim = [[Conan Edogawa]]
| cause-death =
| suspects = Hiruta
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = He threatened to shoot Conan with a Beretta gun.
}}
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hiruta|EP130-131 Man2.jpg|
* Nichiuri TV cameraman
* Former bank robber}}
{{People|Man|man130png.png|
* Hiruta's partner
* Former bank robber}}
{{people|Mrs. Hiruta|No pic female.jpg|
* Deceased (suicide)
* Hiruta's wife}}
{{EndBox}}

Conan attempted to tranquilize him with the Stun-Gun Wristwatch, but unfortunately the dart hit the gun instead, leaving him defenseless. Luckily, a soccer ball that was kicked out of bounds by Ramus flew past them, allowing Conan to kick the ball knocking out the culprit. In the end the police found the accomplice and was arrested along with the gunman.</spoiler>

== Remastered version ==
A remastered version of both episodes aired on January 21 and 28, 2012. It was reaired again on December 10 and 17, 2022, coinciding with the [[Wikipedia: 2022 FIFA World Cup|2022 FIFA World Cup]].

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
* In the manga version, a flashback is shown when [[Conan]] was celebrating and excited the most when watching the soccer play on TV. In the anime version, it was changed to Conan having a fit on the table of [[Agasa]]'s house.
** It is likely due to the manga chapter being published a month after Japan clutched qualification to the [[Wikipedia:1998 FIFA World Cup|1998 FIFA World Cup]] in a play-off game against Iran with a golden goal after 118 minutes, explaining Conan's excitement. It happened a year later that anime adaptation was aired.

== Trivia ==
* A DVD that includes The Indiscriminate Stadium Threatening Case was given out with the June 1st 2012 issue of Shonen Sunday Super for promoting [[The Eleventh Striker]].
* The culprit's pistol is a suppressed Beretta 92FS. Conan thought that the accomplice's gun was a Russian Tokarev gun, based on the 7.62 mm full metal jacket bullets.
* Although Miwako Sato has made a cameo in a previous [[A Mysterious Sniper Murder Case|anime-original case]], this is her first official and canon appearance.
* This game takes place at the final match of the [[Wikipedia: Emperor's Cup|Emperor's Cup]] on New Year's Day.
* There are 56,000 people in the audience, which could also be the capacity of the stadium.
* The ex-footballer [[Wikipedia: Ruy Ramos|Ruy Ramos]] makes a cameo.

== BGM listing ==
=== Part 1 ===
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem|1|TRUTH ~A Great Detective of Love~|TRUTH ~A Great Detective of Love~|TRUTH ~A Great Detective of Love~|[[TRUTH ~A Great Detective of Love~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|2|名探偵コナン・メインテーマ|Meitantei Konan・Mein Tēma|Detective Conan Main Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|3|恋のトランプゲーム占い|Koi no Toranpu Gēmu Uranai|Love's Fortune-Telling Card Game|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|4|(Unreleased Sound Effect/BGM)|||}}
{{BGMListingItem|5|蘭のテーマ（摩天楼ヴァージョン）|Ran no Tēma (Mantenrō Vājon)|Ran's Theme (Skyscraper Version)|[[Detective Conan "The Time-Bombed Skyscraper" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|6|悪のテーマ（パート１）|Aku no Tēma (Pāto 1)|Theme of Evil (Part 1)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|7|緊迫|Kinpaku|Tension|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|8|事件現場（オリジナルver.）|Jiken Genba (Orijinaru ver.)|Scene of the Case (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|9|犯人からの電話|Hannin Kara no Denwa|Phone Call From the Culprit|[[Detective Conan "The Time-Bombed Skyscraper" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|10|怪人包帯男２|Kaijin Hōtai Otoko 2|The Mysterious Bandaged Man 2|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|11|緊急指令|Kinkyū Shirei|Emergency Orders|[[Detective Conan "The Time-Bombed Skyscraper" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|12|忍び寄る危機|Shinobiyoru Kiki|Incoming Crisis|[[Detective Conan "The Time-Bombed Skyscraper" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|13|新一・追跡のテーマ|Shin'ichi・Tsuiseki no Tēma|Shinichi's Pursuit Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|14|何かが起きる…|Nanika ga Okiru...|Something Happened...|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|15|ターゲットサスペンスＡ|Tāgetto Sasupensu A|Target Suspense A|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|16|一触即発|Isshokusokuhatsu|Critical Situation|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|17|氷の上に立つように|Kōri no Ue ni Tatsu Yō ni|Like Standing on Ice|[[Kōri no Ue ni Tatsu Yō ni]]}}
{{EndTable}}

=== Part 2 ===
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem|1|TRUTH ~A Great Detective of Love~|TRUTH ~A Great Detective of Love~|TRUTH ~A Great Detective of Love~|[[TRUTH ~A Great Detective of Love~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|2|名探偵コナン・メインテーマ|Meitantei Konan・Mein Tēma|Detective Conan Main Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|3|何かが起きる…|Nanika ga Okiru...|Something Happened...|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|4|ターゲットサスペンスＡ|Tāgetto Sasupensu A|Target Suspense A|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|5|一触即発|Isshokusokuhatsu|Critical Situation|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|6|忍び寄る危機|Shinobiyoru Kiki|Incoming Crisis|[[Detective Conan "The Time-Bombed Skyscraper" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|7|何かが起きる…|Nanika ga Okiru...|Something Happened...|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|8|ターゲットサスペンスＢ|Tāgetto Sasupensu B|Target Suspense B|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|9|ターゲットサスペンスＡ|Tāgetto Sasupensu A|Target Suspense A|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|10|ターゲットサスペンスＥ|Tāgetto Sasupensu E|Target Suspense E|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|11|怪人包帯男２|Kaijin Hōtai Otoko 2|The Mysterious Bandaged Man 2|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|12|一触即発|Isshokusokuhatsu|Critical Situation|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|13|忍び寄る危機|Shinobiyoru Kiki|Incoming Crisis|[[Detective Conan "The Time-Bombed Skyscraper" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|14|カード賭博のボス|Kādo Tobaku no Bosu|The Card Gambler's Boss|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|15|名探偵コナン・メインテーマ|Meitantei Konan・Mein Tēma|Detective Conan Main Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|16|氷の上に立つように|Kōri no Ue ni Tatsu Yō ni|Like Standing on Ice|[[Kōri no Ue ni Tatsu Yō ni]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|17|蘭のテーマ|Ran no Tēma|Ran's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{EndTable}}

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}
<gallery widths=185px perrow=5>
File:EP130-3.jpeg|
File:EP130-4.jpg|
File:EP131-Tomokawa.jpg|
</gallery>

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|تهديد داخل الملعب|A Threat Inside the Stadium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|El cas del xantatge dels assassinats indiscriminats a l'estadi|The indiscriminate murders at Stadium blackmail case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Valencia|Catalan (Valencian dub)|Amenaça d'assassinat indiscriminat a l'estadi|Indiscriminate murder at Stadium threat}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French|Menace de meurtre aveugle au stade|Threat of an Indiscriminate Murder in the Stadium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Galicia|Galician|Ameaza de asasinato indiscriminado no estadio|Indiscriminate murder at Stadium threat}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Schüsse im Stadion|Gunshots in the Stadium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Minaccia allo stadio|Threat at the Stadium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Chile|Spanish (American dub)|El caso de la amenaza indiscriminada al estadio|The indiscriminate threat at Stadium case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish (Castilian dub)|El asesinato indiscriminado en el estadio|The indiscriminate murder at Stadium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|คดีขู่ฆ่าหมู่ในสนามกีฬา|The mass murder threatening in a sport stadium case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Vụ án đe doạ tính mạng cả sân vận động|The Indiscriminate Stadium Life-Threatening Case}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 4]]

{{Season 4}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Remastered episode]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Izumi Shimura]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Miwa Oshima]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Ayako Kurata]]

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Roller Coaster Murder Case

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{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1
| int-episode = 1
| image = TV Episode 1.jpg
| title = Roller Coaster Murder Case
| english-title = {{Inline icons|Funimation}} The Big Shrink {{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} The Roller Coaster Murder Case!
| japanese-title = ジェットコースター殺人事件 (Jetto Kōsutā Satsujin Jiken)
| rating = 8.5%
| Remastered broadcast rating = 6.9%
| Manga case number = #1
| season = [[Season 1|1]]
| manga = [[The Heisei Holmes|Volume 1: File 1 (001)]]
| dubbed-episode = Episode 1
| airdate = January 8, 1996 April 4, 2009 '''(Remastered version)'''
| english-airdate = {{Inline icons|Funimation}} May 24, 2004 (Adult Swim) {{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} July 3, 2025
| cast = [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Gin]] [[Vodka]] [[Detective Boys]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]]
| suspects = Case 1: Owner/host, Guests Case 2: Hitomi, Aiko, Reiko, and Men in black
| case = Cases
| solved-by = [[Shinichi Kudo]] (x2)
| next-conan-hint = N/A Tropical Land '''(Remastered version)'''
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Akira Kamiya]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Kenichi Ogata]] as [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]] (Uncredited: [[Unnamed law enforcers#Police Officer (Episode 1)|Police officer]], [[Unnamed law enforcers#Security Guard B (Episode 1)|Security guard B]], Next Conan's Hint) [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Takeshi Watabe]] as [[Takanori Sewa|Mansion owner]] [[Yukitoshi Hori]] as [[Gin|Man in black A]] [[Fumihiko Tachiki]] as [[Vodka|Man in black B]] [[Shinpachi Tsuji]] as [[Weapon Smuggler|CEO]] [[Yumi Hikita]] as Hitomi [[Mari Maruta]] as Aiko [[Naomi Nagasawa]] as Reiko [[Isshin Chiba]] as Kishida (Uncredited: [[Unnamed law enforcers#Security Guard A (Episode 1)|Security guard A]])
| director = [[Kenji Kodama]]
| screenplay = [[Hiroshi Kashiwabara]]
| storyboard = [[Kenji Kodama]]
| producer = [[Kenji Kodama]]
| animation-director = [[Masatomo Sudo]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]]
| opening-song = Mune ga Dokidoki
| closing-song = STEP BY STEP
| prev-episode =
| next-episode = Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|ジェットコースター殺人事件|Jetto Kōsutā Satsujin Jiken}}, known as '''The Big Shrink''' in Funimation's English release and as '''The Roller Coaster Murder Case!''' in Studio Nano release, is the first episode of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

It adapts [[The Heisei Holmes]](ch 1) of the [[Manga|original manga]]. It was first aired in January 8, 1996, while the remastered version was aired in April 4, 2009.

The anime begins in the middle of a case where a murder was committed during a party at a private mansion, introducing the high-school student detective [[Shinichi Kudo]] who came to solve it. In the next day, he comes with [[Ran Mouri]] to the [[Tropical Land]] where another murder would be committed in a roller-coaster.

Being the first episode, most of the main characters are introduced throughout the episode. The introduction of the characters [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]], and [[Genta Kojima|Genta]] are anime-original, as their first manga appearance would be in [[Volume 2#Haunted Mansion Case|Haunted Mansion Case]](ch 17-19).

== Cast ==
=== Introduced ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Shinichi Kudo]]|image = Shinichi Kudo.jpg|link=Shinichi Kudo|description =
* 16-17 years old
* High school student
* Detective}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Ran Mouri]]|image = Ran Mouri.jpg|link=Ran Mouri|description =
* 16 years old
* High school student
* Karate champion}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Kogoro Mouri]]|image = Kogoro Mouri.jpg|link=Kogoro Mouri|description =
* 38 years old
* Ran's father
* Detective}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Juzo Megure]]|image = Juzo Megure.jpg|link=Juzo Megure|description =
* Inspector from Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Gin]]|image = Gin.jpg|link=Gin|description =
* [[Black Organization]] member}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Vodka]]|image = Vodka.jpg|link=Vodka|description =
* Black Organization member}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Ayumi Yoshida]]|image = Ayumi Yoshida.jpg|link=Ayumi Yoshida|description =
* 7 years old
* Mitsuhiko and Genta's classmate}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]]|image = Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya.jpg|link=Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|description =
* 7 years old
* Ayumi and Genta's classmate}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Genta Kojima]]|image = Genta Kojima.jpg|link=Genta Kojima|description =
* 7 years old
* Ayumi and Mitsuhiko's classmate}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Hiroshi Agasa]]|image = Hiroshi Agasa.jpg|link=Hiroshi Agasa|description =
* 52 years old
* Engineer/Inventor
* Shinichi's old family friend}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Conan Edogawa|Currently Unnamed Child]]|image = Conan Edogawa.jpg|link=Conan Edogawa|description =
* 6-7 years old
* Shrunken [[Shinichi Kudo]]
* Detective}}
{{NewChar|name = [["The Criminal"]]|image = "The Criminal".jpg|link="The Criminal"|description =
* Unseen suspect/culprit}}
{{EndBox}}

== Plot ==
=== Case 1: Crime at the Private Mansion ===
==== Situation ====
The episode starts in a mansion where a party has been interrupted by a murder: one of the guests, President Yamazaki of Yatsubishi Bank, was found dead with a bullet in his heart. The police, led by [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]], have been investigating the crime scene, but have no conclusive evidence as to who the killer is. However, [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] makes his grand entrance and claims that he has figured out the case.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1 Case 1.jpg
| location = Private Mansion
| victim = Tetsu Yamazaki
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Owner/host, and guests
| description = President Yamazaki of Yatsubishi Bank is found dead in a locked room with a bullet through his chest.
}}

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|[[Landlord]]|EP1 Mansion Owner.jpg|
* Mansion owner
* In a wheelchair due to injured leg}}
{{People|Tetsu Yamazaki|Yamazaki.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 38 years old
* Landlord's best friend
* Yatsubishi Bank president}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
===== Evidence =====
* Shinichi states that the room Yamazaki was killed in was locked from the inside. The only possible entrance into the room was the window.
* The mansion owner claims that there is at least a 10 meter gap between the two windows that Shinichi states the killer used. Shinichi points out, however, that if the killer used the roof to get closer to the other window, this gap is shortened to a mere 2 meters. Therefore, it could easily be jumped across.
* Shinichi notes that there is an indentation on the balcony where the killer attached a rope with a piece of wood at the end, allowing the killer a way to get back across to the 3rd floor window, as it is impossible for the killer to have successfully landed on the 10 centimeter roof ledge coming back. By using a piece of wood rather than simply tying the rope to the balcony, the killer was able to remove evidence of his method of escape while on the other side of the building.
* The lack of footprints below the window implies that it was an inside job.
* Shinichi claims to have spoken with the killer's doctor.

===== Conclusion =====
Shinichi concludes that the murderer could only have been someone who knew the mansion very well and eventually points his finger at the '''landlord'''. The latter, being in a wheelchair, then starts to laugh, claiming that he's in no position to be able to commit such a crime. Shinichi then grabs a globe and throws it towards the owner who immediately jumps out of his chair to avoid it. The maid and guests are all in shock. Shinichi then says that he's been healed for a while now as reported by his doctor, which Megure confirms. Seeing that he's been exposed he tries to escape, but Shinichi knocks him out by kicking the globe as a makeshift soccer ball.

===== Motive =====
Although the episode does not clearly state the mansion owner's motive, it likely had something to do with the "under-the-table" financial dealings that the owner had with Yamazaki.</spoiler>

=== Case 2: Roller Coaster Murder Case ===
==== Situation ====
[[Ran Mouri]] meets up with her friend Shinichi Kudo on their way to [[Setting#Teitan High School .28.E5.B8.9D.E4.B8.B9.E9.AB.98.E6.A0.A1.29|Teitan High School]]. After Shinichi explains to Ran why he quit the soccer team and tells her that he wants to become a detective like the fictional Sherlock Holmes, Ran reminds Shinichi of a promise he made with her: if Ran won the regional karate championship, Shinichi would go with her to the amusement park, [[Setting#Tropical Land .28.E3.83.88.E3.83.AD.E3.83.94.E3.82.AB.E3.83.AB.E3.83.A9.E3.83.B3.E3.83.89.29|Tropical Land]]. Shinichi had forgotten, however, and Ran tries to kick him as punishment.

After school, Shinichi fulfill his promise by going with Ran to Tropical Land. As they're in line for the Mystery Coaster, Shinichi demonstrates his deductive reasoning to Ran when he correctly deduces that a girl standing in line in front of them is a gymnast, since the wind accidentally raised her flowing skirt and, alongside her frilly panties, he could see some marks on her upper thighs that are typical of gym practitioners. Shinichi and Ran's date is cut short when a murder occurs while they're riding the roller coaster. Who is responsible for killing Kishida, and how did they do it?

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1 Case 2.jpg
| location = Tropical Land
| victim = Kishida
| cause-death = Decapitation
| suspects = Aiko, Hitomi, Reiko, and Men in black
| description = Kishida was beheaded while riding the Mystery Coaster as the coaster came out of a darkened tunnel.
}}

==== People ====
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{{People|Kishida|Kishida.jpg|
* Victim (decapitated)
* Aiko's boyfriend
* Third car right seat}}
{{People|Aiko|Aiko.jpg|
* Kishida's girlfriend
* Third car left seat}}
{{People|Hitomi|Hitomi.jpg|
* Gymnast
* Reiko's friend
* First car right seat}}
{{People|Reiko|Reiko.jpg|
* Hitomi's friend
* First car left seat}}
{{People|[[Gin|Man in black]]|Gin.jpg|
* Mysterious man
* Fourth car left seat}}
{{People|[[Vodka|Man in black]]|Vodka.jpg|
* Mysterious man
* Fourth car right seat}}
{{people|[[Unnamed law enforcers#Police Officer (Episode 1)|Police officer]]|EP1 Police Officer.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD Police officer
* Assisting Megure}}
{{people|[[Weapon Smuggler]]|Weapon Smuggler.jpg|
* Doing business with the men in black
* CEO}}
{{people|[[Unnamed law enforcers#Security Guard A (Episode 1)|Security guard A]]|EP1 Guard.jpg|
* Tropical Land security
* Found Conan}}
{{people|[[Unnamed law enforcers#Security Guard B (Episode 1)|Security guard B]]|EP1 Guard2.jpg|
* Tropical Land security
* Found Conan}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Conan Edogawa|Currently unnamed child]]|image = Conan Edogawa.jpg|link=Conan Edogawa|description =
* 6-7 years old
* [[Shinichi Kudo]]
* Detective}}
{{EndBox}}

==== Resolution ====
<spoiler>
===== Evidence =====
* Shinichi examines the tunnel area of the Mystery Coaster and finds a wire with some pearls still strung onto it and a hook at the end of the wire.
* The killer left a false piece of evidence, a bloodied knife, inside Aiko's purse with the intention of framing her. Shinichi explains that this is a fake piece of evidence, because it is impossible for a woman to have enough leverage and force to behead someone while on the ride.

===== Conclusion =====
Shinichi states the killer used an object like a purse or a backpack to escape the ride restraints and wrap a wire around the victim's head while in the darkness of the Mystery Coaster's tunnel. After tying the wire around the victim's head the killer tossed a hook attached to the other end onto the roller coaster's track, beheading the victim using the coaster's speed and movement. Shinichi concludes the murderer is '''Hitomi''', as her expertise as a gymnast makes this feat possible. He proves her guilt through two crucial pieces of evidence:
# Hitomi's necklace (the murder weapon) is missing after the end of the ride
# Hitomi has a tear-trail on her face that runs horizontally which is impossible unless she was crying during the course of the ride.

===== Motive =====
Hitomi's motive for murdering Kishida is because she used to go out with him long before she met Aiko and Reiko in college, until he dumped her. Hitomi planned to murder Kishida at the place they had their first date (Tropical Land) using the very necklace he had bought for her. Had Shinichi not proven the truth behind the murder, Hitomi would have committed suicide via poisoning herself after the visit to Tropical Land. </spoiler>

=== Episode Resolution: Chasing the Men in Black ===
<spoiler>
Shinichi, suspicious of the two men dressed in all black that rode the coaster, decides to follow them on their way to the outskirts of Tropical Land. He tells Ran to head home without him, and when she tries to follow her shoelace breaks, leaving her to watch him go with the strange feeling she'll never see him again. Shinichi gets caught up watching [[Vodka|one of the men]] conduct a blackmail transaction with a company executive and doesn't notice the [[Gin|other man dressed in black]] sneaking up from behind until the man knocks Shinichi out with pipe. To avoid the attention of the police, they give Shinichi an [[APTX 4869|un-tested poison]] in order to kill him without a trace, and leave him to die. However, rather than killing Shinichi, the poison shrinks him down to the size of a [[Conan Edogawa|six year old]].

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP1 Case 3.jpg
| location = Tropical Land
| victim = [[Shinichi Kudo]]
| suspects = [[Gin]]
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Shinichi gets caught up watching [[Vodka|one of the men]] conduct a blackmail transaction with a company executive and doesn't notice the [[Gin|other man dressed in black]] sneaking up from behind until the man knocks Shinichi out with pipe. To avoid the attention of the police, they give Shinichi an [[APTX 4869|un-tested poison]] in order to kill him without a trace, and leave him to die.
}}</spoiler>

== TV Special ==
{{main|Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small}}
[[File:TV Special 6.jpg|200px|right|frameless]]
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Detective Conan anime, a two-hour special complete remake of the first episode would be aired at December 9, 2016. It retold the events of the first episode with new animation and added in numerous backstory scenes for characters that would appear much later in the anime including [[Shiho Miyano|Sherry]], the [[FBI]] and [[Black Organization]], Ran's schoolmates at Teitan high, the Suzuki family, and many others. It also included remakes of the important scenes for later episodes.

The TV Special would be also released in USA by [[Discotek Media]] with the [[Bang Zoom! Entertainment]]'s English dub and it would be screened at CharaExpo USA in December 7th, 2019, later released in [[Detective Conan Blu-Rays|Blu-ray]] at July 28, 2020. This would be the first English dubbed media of Detective Conan in USA since [[The Phantom of Baker Street]].
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== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
* The first episode of the anime includes Ayumi, Genta and Mitsuhiko (the future Detective Boys) trying to sneak into the Tropical Land rides without paying. They actually don't appear until many chapters later in the manga.
* Hiroshi Agasa and Kogoro Mouri also appear in this episode, whereas in the manga they make their debut in the [[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case]].
* The mansion owner kills his wife in the manga. In the anime the owner kills his friend and business partner, Yamazaki.
* In the manga, Shinichi is asked for the football by a group of small children. In the anime, the ball is from his school's soccer team; Shinichi also scores a goal with the ball, instead of merely kicking it back.
* In the manga, when Ran is trying to kick Shinichi, he leaps out of the way instead of getting his face under her skirt and then being hit for that.
* In the manga, Reiko points out that Gin and Vodka could have committed the murder as they were behind the victim. Shinichi acknowledges that they look suspicious, but if they pulled off the murder, they would have anticipated the arrival of the police (which they don't, as they are in a hurry to pull off their transaction).
* In the manga, Shinichi uses a camera when spying on Vodka. In the anime, he simply eavesdrops on the deal going on.
* When Shinichi is found out by the Security Guards, a loadful of them discover him in the manga while in the anime, only two of them show up.

== Translation changes ==
* The names of the characters in the [[Funimation]] Dub are:
:* Shinichi Kudo - Jimmy Kudo
:* Ran Mouri - Rachel Moore
:* Kogoro Mouri - Richard Moore
:* Juzo Megure - Inspector Joseph Meguire
:* Professor Hiroshi Agasa - Dr. Hershel Agasa
:* Ayumi Yoshida - Amy Yeager
:* Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya - Mitch Tennison
:* Genta Kojima - George Kaminski
:* Hitomi - Haley
:* Aiko - Ashley
:* Kishida - Kenneth
:* Reiko - Rikki
* In the Funimation Dub, Agasa reactivates his rocket pack on purpose, whereas in the Japanese Version he does so unknowingly.
* In the Funimation Dub, Kogoro takes offense to Ran's compliment of Shinichi, whereas the Japanese Version has him stating that he needs to make a living.
* In the Funimation Dub, Ran sarcastically states that Shinichi looked at Hitomi's legs for the purpose of making a deduction, whereas in the Japanese Version she critiques him for knowing that Hitomi is a gymnast before shaking her hand.
* In the Funimation Dub, Gin's reason for using the [[APTX 4869]] was fear of leaving a bullet trail behind, whereas in the Japanese Version it was due to the cops still being around after the murder on the roller coaster.

== Trivia ==
* In Shinichi's deduction about the roller coaster murder case, he said that he felt a drop of liquid, the culprit's tear, hit his forehead as she leaned over him to place the loop around the victim's neck. However, Shinichi neglected to mention any change in the feeling or sound of the wind rushing past his face as the culprit leaned over him.
* A remastered version of the case was aired in April 4, 2009. A few modifications were made in this new version: the victim's head doesn't land next to the Detective Boys and the scene where the viewer could see blood on the roller-coaster was cut.

== Quotes ==
=== [[Joke Card]] ===
{{quote|{{nihongo|Challenge me in the next episode, ok?|次回は僕に挑戦してね！|Jikai wa boku ni chōsen shitene！}}|Conan}}

== BGM listing ==
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem|00:00|胸がドキドキ|Mune ga Dokidoki|The Pounding of My Heart|[[Mune ga Dokidoki]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|02:12|事件現場（謎ver.）|Jiken Genba (Nazo ver.)|Scene of the Case (Mystery ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|03:06|事件現場（オリジナルver.）|Jiken Genba (Orijinaru ver.)|Scene of the Case (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|04:06|名探偵コナン・メインテーマ|Meitantei Konan・Mein Tēma|Detective Conan Main Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|04:50|名探偵コナン・メインテーマ (タイトルver.)|Meitantei Konan・Mein Tēma (Taitoru ver.)|Detective Conan Main Theme (Title ver.)|Unreleased}}
{{BGMListingItem|05:20|阿笠博士のテーマ|Agasa Hakase no Tēma|Professor Agasa's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|07:15|蘭のテーマ|Ran no Tēma|Ran's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|09:07|事件解決（意気揚々ver.）|Jiken Kaiketsu (Ikiyōyō ver.)|Case Resolution (Triumphant ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|10:14|蘭のテーマ|Ran no Tēma|Ran's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|13:08|脅迫（パート２）|Kyōhaku (Pāto 2)|Threat (Part 2)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|14:03|事件現場（オリジナルver.）|Jiken Genba (Orijinaru ver.)|Scene of the Case (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|14:31|事件現場（ショートver.）|Jiken Genba (Shōto ver.)|Scene of the Case (Short ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|15:56|対決のテーマ（落ち着きver.）|Taiketsu no Tēma (Ochitsuki ver.)|Showdown Theme (Calm ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|17:32|コナンのテーマ（バラード・ヴァージョン)|Konan no Tēma (Barādo・Vājon)|Conan's Theme (Ballad Version)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|21:14|推理（オリジナルver.）|Suiri (Orijinaru ver.)|Deduction (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|21:53|STEP BY STEP|STEP BY STEP|STEP BY STEP|[[STEP BY STEP]]}}
{{EndTable}}

== Gallery ==
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== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|أشهر متحرٍّ في هذا العصر|The Most Famous Detective in This Era}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Kasus Pembunuhan di Roller Coaster|Roller Coaster Murder Case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Bahasa Melayu|Kes Pembunuhan Roller Coaster|Roller Coaster Murder Case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Basque Country|Basque|Mende honetako detektiberik ospetsuena|The Most Famous Detective of This Century}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Brazil|Brazillian Portuguese|O Caso do Assassinato na Montanha-Russa|The Murder Case in Roller Coaser}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|El detectiu més famós d'aquest segle|The Most Famous Detective of This Century}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Valencia|Catalan (Valencian dub)|El detectiu més famós del segle|The Most Famous Detective of the Century}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=China|Chinese (Simplified)|云霄飞车杀人事件|Roller Coaster Murder Case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Philippines|Filipino|Ang Pinaka-tanyag na Detective sa Panahong ito|The Most Famous Detective in This Century}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French|Le Plus grand détective du siècle|The Most Famous Detective of This Century}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Galicia|Galician|O detective máis célebre deste século|The Most Famous Detective of This Century}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Die tödliche Perlenkette|The Deadly Pearl Necklace}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=India|Hindi|इस सेंचुरी का मोस्ट फेमस डिटेक्टिव|The Most Famous Detective of This Century}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Un piccolo grande detective|A Great Little Detective}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=South Korea|Korean|제트 코스터 살인 사건|Jet Coaster Murder Case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Poland|Polish|Najsłynniejszy detektyw stulecia|The Most Famous Detective of the Century}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Iran|Persian| پرونده قتل در شهربازی |Roller Coaster Murder Case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Portugal|Portuguese|Assassinato na montanha russa|Murder in roller coaster}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=US|Spanish (American dub)|El detective más famoso del siglo|The most famous detective of the century}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish (Castilian dub)|Asesinato en la montaña rusa|Murder in the roller coaster}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|คดีฆาตกรรมบนรถไฟเหาะ|The Murder Case on the Roller Coster}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Vụ án mạng trên tàu lượn siêu tốc|Roller Coaster Murder Case}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 1]]

{{Season 1}}
{{Black Organization}}

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[[Category:Animation directed by Masatomo Sudo]]

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