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Season 6

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{{Seasons}}
The '''sixth season''' of the [[Anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]] consists of the episodes aired in the year '''2001'''.

It begun airing in January 8, 2001 and finished airing on December 17, 2001, with a total of '''44 episodes'''. There are '''29 [[Manga|manga-adapted]] episodes''' and '''15 [[List of anime-original cases|anime-original]] episodes'''. There were breaks totaling to 8 weeks.

== List of episodes ==
The following is a list of episodes for Season 6.
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{{BeginTable Season}}
{{SeasonItem|219|235-238|[[The Gathering of the Detectives! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid|''The Gathering of the Detectives! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid'' (2 Hour Special)]]|January 8, 2001|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} January 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=10 yen coin
|manga-source=[[Magic Kaito Volume 4#Black Star|MKV4 - C3~4]] [[Volume 30#Kaitou Kid and the Murder|V30 - F4~7]] (299-302)
|pnew=First appearance of [[Saguru Hakuba]], [[Konosuke Jii]], [[Keiko Momoi]], [[Toichi Kuroba]], and [[Renya Karasuma]].
|pmk=We see the infamous black star heist where Kudo and Kaito face off.
|ppast=A flashback is shown where Shinichi teams up with Megure to try and outsmart the Kid, which they almost do.
|summary=Kaitou Kid stands on top of a building with his butler. He discusses the time he was almost caught by a famous Detective in the East, Shinichi Kudo. Afterwards Mouri has been invited to a detective meeting by an unknown assailant who sends him money. There are Six detectives there excluding Conan. They are in a house where a massacre happened years ago. One of the detectives are killed and they are stranded in the mansion as the bridge has been cut and the cars have been burned. It also appears that the unknown assailant is using the name Phantom Thief Kid. After solving the case, Mouri was revealed to be Kid in disguise and escapes before Conan could capture him.
}}

{{SeasonItem|220|239|[[The Client Full of Lies|''The Client Full of Lies'' (Part 1)]]|January 15, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Morning newspaper
|manga-source=[[Volume 28#Old Photograph Murder Case|V28 - F3~5]] (276-278)
|pnew=[[Shizuka Hattori]]'s first appearance.
|phh=
|summary=A beautiful woman hires Detective Mouri to help her locate a friend. During the process, a woman's husband is murdered. Inspector Sango Yokomizo arrives on the scene. Conan finds the client to be very suspicious, as she refuses to cooperate with the investigation. Is she the murderer, or is there something more about her actions?
}}

{{SeasonItem|221|240|[[The Client Full of Lies|''The Client Full of Lies'' (Part 2)]]|January 22, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Bandage
|manga-source=[[Volume 28#Old Photograph Murder Case|V28 - F3~5]] (276-278)
|pchar=Conan is quite shocked to learn about how young Heiji's mother looks!
|phh=
|summary=The true murderer turns out to be the man's wife. When asked to do down to the station, she goes into a room, then retrieves a sword. The woman client that Conan found suspicious interferes and physically stops her from using the sword by using only a fan! The murderer is then taken, and Heiji appears with Kazuha revealing the mysterious female client to be his mother!
}}

{{SeasonItem|222|241|[[And Then There Were No Mermaids|''And Then There Were No Mermaids'' (The Case)]]|January 29, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Numbered tag
|promance=Kazuha gets embarrassed when the subject of her feelings for Heiji comes up during her conversation with Ran.
|pchar=While looking in the past visitor registry, Conan finds the name "Shiho Miyano" but he doubts that this was Haibara.
|manga-source=[[Volume 28#Mermaid's Curse Case|V28 - F6~10]] (279-283)
|phh=
|summary=Conan along with Heiji, Ran, and Mouri visit the Isle of Mermaids looking for Saori, who had sent a letter to Heiji and Mouri asking them to save her from being killed by a mermaid, but when they try to look for her she has been reported missing. Every year on this island a festival is held were 3 locals win the Dungong Arrow that is said to wield immortality to its carrier. The festival is brought to a disastrous end when one of the winners is found dead hanging down the waterfall.
}}

{{SeasonItem|223|242|[[And Then There Were No Mermaids|''And Then There Were No Mermaids'' (The Deduction)]]|February 5, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Mermaid's grave
|manga-source=[[Volume 28#Mermaid's Curse Case|V28 - F6~10]] (279-283)
|promance=Heiji and Kazuha are found stuck on a cliff, and Kazuha is barely hanging on to Heiji to survive!
|phh=
|summary=Conan and Heiji investigate the area and history of Mermaids Grave, a forest on Mermaid Island. They learn that an elder who is over 130 years old is a holder of the arrow and the head of the festival. While investigating two more murders occur. Conan reveals to Heiji he knows who the murderer is and to meet him later, but later he and Kazuha fall off a cliff.
}}

{{SeasonItem|224|243|[[And Then There Were No Mermaids|''And Then There Were No Mermaids'' (The Resolution)]]|February 12, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Insurance card
|manga-source=[[Volume 28#Mermaid's Curse Case|V28 - F6~10]] (279-283)
|promance=Kazuha takes the arrow that she won in the contest, and stabs Heiji with it, hoping that he'll let go of her so that she can fall off, saying "I pass my long life onto you." However, Heiji refuses to let go, even when the gash gets incredibly bloody. He helps her back up, and helps her to the elder's hut, promising that he will never let anyone hurt her while he is with her.
|phh=
|summary=Conan reveals that the murderer is the elder. He reveals that the elder were people who dressed up as her to continue the story of the arrow. Heiji and Kazuha arrive at the house in time to confirm the story. The culprit reveals that her mother was the previous elder who were killed by the three victims. She continued the elder story for her mother, but finds out the whole town knew she was the elder and that her mother was the mermaid's corpse. All the town people bow their heads and apologize for not telling her sooner as she cries due to her guilt.
}}

{{SeasonItem|225|244|''[[The Secret of the High Sales]]''|February 19, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Palm reading
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=A boy goes to the Detective Boys, with a case. His shop has had more customers than ever, due to a new worker's ideas. However, he locks himself in a room of the shop all day, and never comes out. The boy finds it suspicious. What could the man be doing in there?
}}

{{SeasonItem|226|245|[[The Battle Game Trap|''The Battle Game Trap'' (Part 1)]]|February 26, 2001|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} May 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Game character
|manga-source=[[Volume 27#Arcade Murder Case|V27 - F7~9]] (270-272)
|pnew=[[Jodie Starling|Jodie Saintemillion]]'s first appearance.
|pchar=We learn of Jodie's love for video games. It is also mentioned how she is Ran's english teacher.
|summary=Ran, Sonoko, and Conan are at an arcade. While there, they meet Ran's new English teacher, Jodie Saintemillion, who confesses a love of video games. While playing a virtual reality fighting game, a man is murdered while strapped to his video game chair. How could the murderer have killed him?
}}

{{SeasonItem|227|246|[[The Battle Game Trap|''The Battle Game Trap'' (Part 2)]]|March 5, 2001|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} May 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Shoes
|manga-source=[[Volume 27#Arcade Murder Case|V27 - F7~9]] (270-272)
|pchar=Jodie hints that she knows Conan's identity and at end talks on the phone saying she found one of the targets.
|summary=Inspector Megure arrives at the scene. Conan figures out the murderer's simple trick involving switching the characters in the game, as well as how the murderer sedated and attacked the victim before the game was even fully started, and stuns Sonoko to explain it to everyone. Jodie is very impressed with Conan's reasoning throughout the case, and very suspicious.
}}

{{SeasonItem|228|247|[[The Murderous Pottery Class|''The Murderous Pottery Class'' (Part 1)]]|March 12, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Cupboard
|manga-source=[[Volume 30#Pottery Class Case|V30 - F10]] ~ [[Volume 31#Pottery Class Case|V31 - F1]] (305-307)
|promance=Ran and Sonoko both want to make a piece of pottery for their respective boyfriends: Shinichi and Makoto.
|summary=Ran, Sonoko, and Conan attend a pottery class. Sonoko wants to make pottery for Makoto, while Ran wants to make some for Shinichi. A man is strangled to death with a necktie and found in a closet. Conan knows who the culprit is, to the point of confronting the culprit when they're all alone, but still has no evidence. He tries to find evidence to prove it was him.
}}

{{SeasonItem|229|248|[[The Murderous Pottery Class|''The Murderous Pottery Class'' (Part 2)]]|March 19, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Necktie pin
|manga-source=[[Volume 30#Pottery Class Case|V30 - F10]] ~ [[Volume 31#Pottery Class Case|V31 - F1]] (305-307)
|promance=Ran decides to not send Shinichi her pottery, while Sonoko gives hers to Makoto. While looking for chips, Conan finds the pottery, which says "I will wait for you, Shinichi," which gets Conan red-faced, and makes him happy for the rest of the day.
|summary=After investigating by Inspector Megure and Takagi, Conan uses Sonoko to reveal the culprit and tie him to the crime. Sonoko gives her pottery to Makoto, who doesn't know what it's supposed to be used for. Ran decides to not send Shinichi her pottery. Conan discovers it a few days later, where it says on the bottom "I will wait for you," with a heart next to it. This makes Conan happy for the rest of the day.
}}

{{SeasonItem|230|249|[[The Mysterious Passenger|''The Mysterious Passenger'' (Part 1)]]|April 16, 2001|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} July 3, 2025
|next-conan-hint=Message
|manga-source=[[Volume 29#Bus Hijacking Case|V29 - F3~5]] (287-289)
|pnew=[[Shuichi Akai]]'s first appearance.
|pdb=
|pchar=Shuichi is mysterious and silent in his first appearance.
|pbo=Haibara is incredibly scared, and freaks out, a member of the Black Organization is on the hijacked bus!
|ppast=Haibara thinks of her past, and her sister, Akemi.
|summary=The Detective Boys, Conan, and Haibara all go on a bus.While there, they meet up with Jodie Saintemillion and Tomoaki Araide, who are both going on a lunch date. However, trouble brews when the bus is hijacked! Also, could it be that a member of the Black Organization is on the bus? Haibara believes so. Could they be after Haibara? Also, one of the three people sitting in the back, are an accomplice to the hijackers. Can Conan figure out who it is?
}}

{{SeasonItem|231|250|[[The Mysterious Passenger|''The Mysterious Passenger'' (Part 2)]]|April 23, 2001|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} July 3, 2025
|next-conan-hint=Rearview mirror
|manga-source=[[Volume 29#Bus Hijacking Case|V29 - F3~5]] (287-289)
|pchar=Jodie's incredible skills as an FBI agent are on display, as she helps Conan by taking down the bus hijackers.
|promance=Haibara stays on the bus when it is about to explode, wanting to commit suicide. However, Conan runs in the bus and saves her, jumping out of the window, telling her that she cannot give up.
|pbo=The Black Organization appear at the tail end, talking to Vermouth.
|pdb=
|summary=Conan figures out that one of the three people in the back is an accomplice, and indicates to the hijackers when one of the people on the bus is doing something. Conan figures out who the person is, and with the help of Jodie, is able to stop the hijackers. However, even after the hijackers are arrested, the bombs are left on the bus! Conan thinks everyone is off, but realizes something: Haibara is still on the bus! Can Conan save her in time?
}}

{{SeasonItem|232|251|''[[The Falling from the Condo Case]]''|May 7, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Sandal
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan and Kogoro are eating a quick dinner, where they meet a man who wants them to visit his apartment. While there, they find his room mate falls off their condo to their death. Megure, Takagi, and Chiba arrive on the scene. Was this an accident, or a cleverly planned murder?
}}

{{SeasonItem|233|252|[[The Evidence That Didn't Disappear|''The Evidence That Didn't Disappear'' (Part 1)]]|May 14, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Clock sound
|manga-source=[[Volume 29#Dog Lovers Case|V29 - F6~8]] (290-292)
|pdb=
|pchar=Haibara starts acting strange, and continues to do so for her next several appearances
|summary=Agasa takes the Detective Boys to a neighbor who is giving away his belongings before moving to England. While there Teruya Kanou's, the neighbor, Papillon is missing when the longcase clock strikes twelve and chimes twelve times. When Doyle's, the Papillon, collar is found inside an incinerator and the backdoor opens, Conan realizes that a culprit attempted to falsify the scene to give the impression Doyle ran away when in fact the culprit is hiding Doyle in the House to steal him afterward. Shino Hasuki's shoes are found near the crime scene and she is suspected of being the culprit.
}}

{{SeasonItem|234|253|[[The Evidence That Didn't Disappear|''The Evidence That Didn't Disappear'' (Part 2)]]|May 21, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Traces of zabuton cushions
|manga-source=[[Volume 29#Dog Lovers Case|V29 - F6~8]] (290-292)
|pdb=
|summary=Conan notices that there is glass wool in the incinerator and realizes who the culprit is. After gathering the guests, Conan reveals that the grandfather clock did not chime since the culprit changed the time on it and reveals that the culprit used the stereo to simulate the chimes. Doyle chased after the chime and is lured to the back of the stereo with food containing sleeping pills. Conan reveals that the culprit was after the jewelry on Doyle's collar which is worth a fortune. He reveals that the culprit is Yoshio Tsunashima; Tsunashima had reserved a small pendulum clock which was becoming slower by a minute per hour, meaning something was weighting down the pendulum which was revealed to be Doyle's collar. Tsunashima confesses to his crime and reveals he needed the money to continue to support the abandoned dogs he kept taking in. Kanou decides to give the collar to Tsunashima and not push for any charges. That following evening, they find out Kanou's other dog, Arthur, was the one who was placed Hasuki's shoes elsewhere. Conan reveals that Arthur wanted to prevent Hasuki from leaving so he could be with his love Christie, Hasuki's German Shepherd. Hasuki announces that she had accepted Kanou's proposal and will be joining him in England.
}}

{{SeasonItem|235|254|''[[The Locked Wine Cellar]]''|May 28, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Smashed wine
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan, Kogoro, and Ran are all at a party. While there, they discover a locked wine cellar, and a man is found dead in it. How could the killer have murdered the victim, and then escaped from the locked wine cellar. Conan stuns Kogoro, and with the help of Officer Chiba and Wataru Takagi, is able to solve the case.
}}

{{SeasonItem|236|255|[[The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour|''The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour'' (Part 1)]]|June 4, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Car key
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Ran, Kogoro, and Conan go to Shirahama on a vacation they won, and there meet a group of college students and introduced themselves as Maki Shinjo, Tatsuhiko Yura, Madoka Mitsui, Kanako Miyahara, and Kota Fuji. They are all in the same art club, but don't seem to get along well. When Madoka is drawing, she finds the body of one of her fellow students, Maki, stabbed in the heart.
}}

{{SeasonItem|237|256|[[The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour|''The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour'' (Part 2)]]|June 11, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Cosmetics
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan realizes that one of the young men is lying in his statement and heads to the adventure park to check it out and gather evidence. It is there that he discovers who the murderer is and obtains proof of his guilt. Once all the suspects of the crime are gathered in a room, Conan reveals a secret between two of the young men, then Kogoro makes a wrong deduction based on what Conan has revealed, it is then that Conan anesthetizes him and tells the real truth.
}}

{{SeasonItem|238|257|[[The 3 "K"s of Osaka Case|''The 3 "K"s of Osaka Case'' (Part 1)]]|June 18, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Sushi
|manga-source=[[Volume 29#K3 Murder Case|V29 - F9~11]] (293-295)
|phh=
|pchar=Conan is very excited to see the soccer player, who was his favorite soccer player growing up.
|promance=Kazuha gets jealous when she sees Heiji talking to girls. Ran later asks Ray to autograph a jersey in Shinichi’s name, and he’s touched she remembers he’s a fan.
|ppast=Conan is excited to see his favorite soccer player, who was his hero growing up.
|summary=Heiji invites Mouri, Ran, and Conan to a celebration of the opening of the 3K restaurant by three American celebrities, a boxer, a baseballer, and a soccer player who Conan admires. Later a murder occurs. Inspector Goro Otaki begins an investigation, and Heiji and Conan help him. Conan is acting strangely...
}}

{{SeasonItem|239|258|[[The 3 "K"s of Osaka Case|''The 3 "K"s of Osaka Case'' (Part 2)]]|June 25, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Gunpowder smoke reaction
|manga-source=[[Volume 29#K3 Murder Case|V29 - F9~11]] (293-295)
|phh=
|pchar=When Conan and Heiji are investigating, anytime Heiji finds a clue that points to the soccer player, Conan tries to prove it as wrong. However, when Conan faces the facts, he tells Heiji that he wants to confront him alone. Conan has to confront the soccer player, who is the killer. Although it hurts him greatly, he does realize that justice comes before anything else, and is even hurt when the soccer player tries to weasel his way out of handing himself in. This depresses Conan. Later, Heiji helps cheer Conan up, and Kazuha comments on how they both look like brothers.
|summary=Heiji and Conan begin their investigation. Whenever Heiji finds a clue that shows that Conan's hero is the murderer, Conan angrily rejects it. Conan investigates further and finally confronts the true culprit: the soccer player. The culprit reveals that the victim created false rumors about him and destroyed his life. Conan is crushed. Heiji later cheers Conan up while Ran and Kazuha mention how they look like brothers.
}}

{{SeasonItem|240|259|[[The Shinkansen Transport Case|''The Shinkansen Transport Case'' (Part 1)]]|July 2, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Vehicle restroom
|manga-source=[[Volume 30#Police Escort Murder Case|V30 - F1~3]] (296-298)
|phh=
|pchar=Takagi wants to go on a date with Sato, via tickets to a show that Yumi gave him, but will he get up the courage?
|promance=Shinichi calls Ran! Also, Takagi wants to take Sato on a date.
|summary=Conan is on the way home from Osaka, before so, he gives Ran a phone call as Shinichi. Later, they meet Sato and Takagi on the train who are transporting a drug dealer to the station. Sato goes to investigate a bomb and Takagi is tricked into letting the drug dealer go to the bathroom. Later the bomb was found out to have been a distraction. They rush back and find the drug dealer stabbed with a knife.
}}

{{SeasonItem|241|260|[[The Shinkansen Transport Case|''The Shinkansen Transport Case'' (Part 2)]]|July 9, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Newspaper
|manga-source=[[Volume 30#Police Escort Murder Case|V30 - F1~3]] (296-298)
|promance=Sato and Takagi's budding romance is explored.
|summary=Conan, Takagi, and Sato come to the conclusion that the victim originally tricked Takagi, and then was murdered while Takagi was running to Sato. Conan points out the suspects of who the murderer is. After investigating and finding clues, Conan reveals the culprit. He tries to escape but is stopped by Takagi and Sato.
}}

{{SeasonItem|242|261|''[[Boy Genta's Misfortune]]''|July 16, 2001|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} November 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Red, white, and blue
|manga-source=[[Volume 30#Genta's Shadow Case|V30 - F8~9]] (303-304)
|pdb=
|pchar=At the end of the episode Haibara thought it was the organization who followed them but discovers that the blond man was right-handed and tells Conan to always remember that Gin is left-handed
|summary=Genta has been acting weird at school lately. The Detective Boys learn that he is being targeted by a killer. Genta tries to remember where he sees the killer. After eating ice cream, seeing the Flag of France, and looking at a store mirror, he heads to a barber shop. Afterwards the killer confronts him but Conan reveals it was a trap and that the killer is surrounded by cops.
}}

{{SeasonItem|243|262|[[Kogoro Mouri's Imposter|''Kogoro Mouri's Imposter'' (Part 1)]]|July 23, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Cellphone
|manga-source=[[Volume 31#Fake Kogoro Mouri Case|V31 - F2~4]] (308-310)
|summary=Kogoro heads to a hotel, to solve a case. On the way there, he meets with Detective Misao Yamamura, who is also visiting the hotel. An imposter is impersonating Kogoro at the hotel. Mouri decides to play along and pretend to be someone else to confront the imposter later. Later, Kogoro and Yamamura drink until later in the night. Afterwards the imposter is found hanged in his closet. Also, another body is discovered outside of the hotel, but it is much more decomposed. Conan knows that one of the three staff members at the hotel is responsible, but who?
}}

{{SeasonItem|244|263|[[Kogoro Mouri's Imposter|''Kogoro Mouri's Imposter'' (Part 2)]]|July 30, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Ceiling light
|manga-source=[[Volume 31#Fake Kogoro Mouri Case|V31 - F2~4]] (308-310)
|summary=Conan reveals that it is a murder and that is relates to an incident in the past of the hotel. With the help of Detective Yamamura, Conan is able to figure out the murderer, confront him, and get him arrested. Afterwards, Mouri picks up girls who are his fans and gives them a ride in the car.
}}

{{SeasonItem|245|264|''[[The Gunshot at the Sunflower Estate]]''|August 6, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Rotation
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Architect Ryuuichirou Kanazawa was shot in the head by the murderer, trying to conceal the murder as being done by the victim's stalker from outside.
}}

{{SeasonItem|246|265|[[The Mystery in the Net|''The Mystery in the Net'' (Part 1)]]|August 13, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Cellphone number
|manga-source=[[Volume 31#Netted Man Murder Case|V31 - F5~7]] (311-313)
|pdb=
|pchar=Haibara acts incredibly quiet around Ran. Ran believes that Haibara may hate her.
|promance=When Genta asks Conan which girl's body attracted him more, Conan points out that the only decent one was that of the girl behind him. The girl turns out to be Ran. Haibara expresses sadness towards Conan's feelings for Ran, revealing possible feelings she herself has for Conan.
|summary=Conan, The Detective Boys, Agasa, and Haibara all go to a beach, and meet Sonoko and Ran there. They meet a group of people who are all fishermen, including one mean and gruff sounding one getting a tan. Everyone decides to have dinner at a local hotel. While there, the man getting the tan doesn't answer his phone, even though he requested for the fishermen to meet him there. After a few tries, he finally answers one of their phones, but doesn't say anything, and only the tide is heard. Everyone runs to the beach, where they find him dead, covered in a fishing net. Inspector Sango Yokomizo arrives on the scene. Conan knows the killer is one of the three, but can he figure out who did it, and how? Also, why is Haibara acting so cold towards Ran?
}}

{{SeasonItem|247|266|[[The Mystery in the Net|''The Mystery in the Net'' (Part 2)]]|August 20, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Boat in the sand
|manga-source=[[Volume 31#Netted Man Murder Case|V31 - F5~7]] (311-313)
|pdb=
|pchar=At the end of the episode, Haibara formally introduces herself to Ran, showing that she will not hide from her anymore.
|summary=With the help of the Detective Boys, and Agasa, Conan solves the crime, and names the culprit, whom accidentally gives themself away as the killer but trying to put words in Inspector Yokomizo's mouth that he never said, and getting caught over it. Afterwards, Haibara wakes up to Ran, smiles, and introduces herself, not being shy to Ran anymore.
}}

{{SeasonItem|248|267|''[[The Alibi of the Soothing Forest]]''|August 27, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Ceramics' clay
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan, Kogoro, and Ran visit a small house that is surrounded by a beautiful forest called the "Soothing Forest." There, they meet a group of people who sell things and use ledgers, led by a village head. While everyone is doing chores, the village head is found dead, and everyone has an alibi! Can Conan solve the case?
}}

{{SeasonItem|249|268|[[The Celebrities' Secret|''The Celebrities' Secret'' (Part 1)]]|September 3, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Autograph square
|manga-source=[[Volume 32#Wounded Idol Case|V32 - F5~7]] (322-324)
|pnew=[[Osamu Kenzaki]]'s first in person appearance.
|summary=Kogoro is given an invitation from Yoko Okino to attend a party where one of her old bandmates is getting married. Tensions there are high. The woman getting married is found alive, but stabbed in the bathroom. Conan knows that Yoko is not a suspect, but cannot figure out, who attacked the woman?
}}

{{SeasonItem|250|269|[[The Celebrities' Secret|''The Celebrities' Secret'' (Part 2)]]|September 10, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Gloves with holes in them
|manga-source=[[Volume 32#Wounded Idol Case|V32 - F5~7]] (322-324)
|promance=It turns out that Hoshino-san knows one of our heroes!
|summary=Inspector Megure, Kogoro, Takagi, and Conan all investigate the crime. Conan solves the crime by confronting the killer with all of the evidence he has found. However, she tries to kill herself! Conan saves her in time, and the victim forgives the murderer, due to a misunderstanding by the victim that led the murderer acting out her revenge in the first place.
}}

{{SeasonItem|251|270|''[[The Tragedy at the OK Corral]]''|September 17, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Horseshoes
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan, Kogoro, and Ran all visit a farm where horses are, for the purpose of looking at the horses, and possibly riding them. However, a man is found dead later, and one of the horses may in fact be the prime suspect! Can Conan solve the case?
}}

{{SeasonItem|252|271|''[[The Kidnapper in the Picture]]''|October 8, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Silhouette
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=The Detective Boys now confronts Pierrot, a typical ransom kidnapping with police unattended, will they succeed on arresting this clown?
}}

{{SeasonItem|253|272|[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 4|''Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 4'' (Part 1)]]|October 15, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Sunglasses
|manga-source=[[Volume 32#Sato's Omiai Case|V32 - F11]] ~ [[Volume 33#Sato's Omiai Case|V33 - F2]] (328-330)
|pchar=Takagi is determined to not let Shiratori marry Sato! Also, Yumi has a plan that involves Takagi running in to save Sato just in time.
|promance=Sato and Takagi's feelings for each other are heavily explored. Everyone knows about their feelings for each other, except Sato and Takagi themselves!
|summary=Sato is having an arranged marriage meeting with a man due to her mother's persistence. She arrives to find out it's Ninzaburo Shiratori. She proposes that if Takagi does not arrive to her before sunset, she will marry him whether she wants to or not. He accepts, but Takagi is busy with a store robbery. Three of the eye witnesses all give different description and three culprits are kept in the back of the police car. Conan on the phone prepares to help Takagi solve the case as Kudo Shinichi.
}}

{{SeasonItem|254|273|[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 4|''Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 4'' (Part 2)]]|October 22, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Wristwatch
|manga-source=[[Volume 32#Sato's Omiai Case|V32 - F11]] ~ [[Volume 33#Sato's Omiai Case|V33 - F2]] (328-330)
|pchar=With a little help from Chiba, Conan, and Dr. Araide, Takagi is able to stop the almost kiss! And we get to know why Conan(Shinichi) is helping Takagi with his love! Ran sees Shuichi Akai in the resturant, and she thinks she have seen Akai before.
|promance=Before she is about to kiss Shiratori, Sato finally admits to herself her strong feelings for Takagi, mentioning how much she'll miss him. Takagi stops the kiss in time!
|summary=Takagi solves the case and arrests the culprit when he tries to make a dash out of the police car. Takagi catches up and gives up on going to Sato in time to stop the marriage as the sun is almost set and the car is too far away. His party comes to cheer him on and he runs. Conan manages to stop the marriage in time with Tomoaki Araide's help. Takagi manages to reach the restaurant but the sun has completely sunk. He then sees Sato around the corner who tells him he told her an emergency case has come up. Takagi smiles as he enters the car. Meanwhile Shiratori leaves the restaurant, disappointed in his close marriage. Conan comments how Takagi and Sato reminded him of Ran and himself.
}}

{{SeasonItem|255|274|[[The 14th Round of the Matsue Tamatsukuri Linked Verse Contest|''The 14th Round of the Matsue Tamatsukuri Linked Verse Contest'' (Part 1)]]|October 29, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Japanese maple
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|promance=Conan (Shinichi) expresses sadness when he goes with Ran to a shrine dedicated to the gods of marriage where she is waiting for her fortune to work, Shinichi is briefly shown and says to himself- "That's why I did not want to bring her here" with a sad and sorrowful look on his face.
|summary=Mouri wins a trip to Matsue from a lottery drawing, and while there they meet and join up with a Linked Verse group, which is a type of poetry. One of their members, a loan dealer, is killed, and Conan finds out that almost everyone has a motive to kill.
}}

{{SeasonItem|256|275|[[The 14th Round of the Matsue Tamatsukuri Linked Verse Contest|''The 14th Round of the Matsue Tamatsukuri Linked Verse Contest'' (Part 2)]]|November 5, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Hokku
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan hasn't figured out who the culprit is, so he gets Mouri to participate in their Linked Verse Contest so he can have more time to observe the suspects. Conan is able to find out the killer is Shiina-san, who killed the loan dealer because he scammed their group out of money.
}}

{{SeasonItem|257|276|''[[The Mysterious Punishment From Heaven]]''|November 12, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Offertory box
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=An earthquake occurs in Tokyo, and the morning after, a man is found knocked unconscious at a Temple. It is later discovered that the man was trying to rob the Temple, and that he was knocked out by the bells that fell on top of him. He lives much closer to a Temple that not only has more money, but is more famous. Why would the robber go out of his way to rob a further away Temple for less money? And could the robber have different motives other than robbery? Conan, Genta, Ayumi, Mitsuhiko, and Detective Takagi try to solve the case!
}}

{{SeasonItem|258|277|[[The Man from Chicago|''The Man from Chicago'' (Part 1)]]|November 19, 2001|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} May 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Strap
|manga-source=[[Volume 32#Kidnapped Tourist Case|V32 - F8~10]] (325-327)
|pnew=[[James Black]]'s first appearance.
|pdb=
|pchar=Haibara says that James is giving her a weird feeling and James seems to be acting too calmly being kidnapped plus some other obvious hints
|summary=The Detective Boys, Conan, Haibara, and Agasa visit the circus where a famous man is performing. Later, they meet up with a man who looks strikingly like the man from the circus. However, the man, named James Black, an American is later accidentally mistaken for the real person, and is kidnapped and held for ransom. The kidnappers plan to kill Black after they get the money. However, upon finally realizing that Black is not the man they were after, they decide to kidnap him, anyway. The only clue left behind by Black was that he wrote "P&A" on the ground by where he was kidnapped. Can Conan solve the case?
}}

{{SeasonItem|259|278|[[The Man from Chicago|''The Man from Chicago'' (Part 2)]]|November 26, 2001|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} May 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=P and A
|manga-source=[[Volume 32#Kidnapped Tourist Case|V32 - F8~10]] (325-327)
|pdb=
|pchar=James and Shuichi seem to be working together and James refers to Conan by the name "Cool Guy" Because the photo of Conan in the Vermouth room's says this name.
|summary=Conan figures out, with the help of Sato, Takagi, and Yumi, what "P&A" means. They realize that the kidnappers are in a police car, and are masquerading as police officers. Conan, Sato, Takagi, Yumi, and other members of the police force use this to their advantage, and completely corner the kidnappers, saving Black. The mysterious man named Shuichi Akai is shown driving James Black away from the scene later, as Black remarks on how Conan is no ordinary boy.
}}

{{SeasonItem|260|279|''[[The Shaking Restaurant]]''|December 3, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Fish scale
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro, Ran, and Conan are all walking and are very hungry, so they stop by at a restaurant that Kogoro frequently visits. There is construction work going on next door, so the restaurant constantly shakes from the work, causing spills and broken plates. Later that night, the owner of the restaurant is found dead, and the cause is death is at first deemed an accident, as it is believed that a pot fell on his head. However, both Kogoro and Conan believe otherwise. Could this be more than just an accident?
}}

{{SeasonItem|261|280|[[The Fearful Legend of the Snowy Night|''The Fearful Legend of the Snowy Night'' (Part 1)]]|December 10, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Footprints
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan, Kogoro, and Ran are driving to a hot spring when the road gets closed due to snow, and so they accept an offer of staying the night at a nearby house, where they meet Yoshiro Daimon, a famous guitarist, Kazuki Daimon, his brother, Hatsuho Hojo, their housekeeper, Kayoko Daimon, Kazuki's wife, Genichiro Daimon, Daimon Industries President, and Tatsuko Daimon, his wife. The next day they discover the body of the company president dead.
}}

{{SeasonItem|262|281|[[The Fearful Legend of the Snowy Night|''The Fearful Legend of the Snowy Night'' (Part 2)]]|December 17, 2001|
|next-conan-hint=Gash
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and reveals who the culprit is.
}}
{{EndTable}}</onlyinclude>

== Theme songs ==
=== Openings ===
* Episodes 219-230: "[[Koi wa Thrill, Shock, Suspense]]" by [[Rina Aiuchi]]
* Episodes 231-258: "[[Destiny]]" by [[Miki Matsuhashi]]
* Episodes 259-262: "[[Winter Bells]]" by [[Mai Kuraki]]

=== Endings ===
* Episodes 219-232: "[[Start in my life]]" by [[Mai Kuraki]]
* Episodes 233-247: "[[Always]]" by [[Mai Kuraki]]
* Episodes 248-262: "[[Aoi Aoi Kono Hoshi ni]]" by [[Azumi Uehara]]

== See also ==
* [[Anime]]
* [[Staff Listing Season 6]]
* [[Japanese DVDs]]

{{Season 6}}
{{Anime}}

[[Category:Seasons|Season 06]]

Season 10

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{{Seasons}}
The '''tenth season''' of the [[Anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]] consists of the episodes aired in the year '''2005'''.

It begun airing in January 17, 2005 and finished airing on December 19, 2005, with a total of '''41 episodes'''. There are '''23 [[Manga|manga-adapted]] episodes''' and '''18 [[List of anime-original cases|anime-original]] episodes'''. There were breaks totaling to 9 weeks, with reruns broadcast for a week.

== List of episodes ==
The following is a list of episodes for Season 10.
<onlyinclude>
{{BeginTable Season}}
{{SeasonItem|384|418|''[[The Target is Kogoro Mouri]]''|January 17, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Service ticket
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Mouri is targeted by a killer who is after Kimura. Mouri accidentally took his jacket at a bar and now the killer is trying to kill him. Conan finds out that Kimura is not who he seems to be. Kimura is said to be at a lake and Mouri goes to investigate. There he is seemingly shot by the culprit but, in fact, Conan has set a dummy in Mouri's place. The culprit reveals his motive was revenge.
}}

{{SeasonItem|385|419|[[The Dissonance of the Stradivarius|''The Dissonance of the Stradivarius'' (Prelude)]]|January 24, 2005|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} November 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Requiem
|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Stradivarius Murder Case|V46 - F2~6]] (470-474)
|summary=Conan tries to figure out the phone number to the boss of the Black Organization. Mouri is invited by a granddaughter of a rich household to solve these mysterious accidents that happen whenever someone tries to play a Stradivarius for her grandfather on his birthday. Four incidents have happened on that day already and it is about to come up again. Later a fire occurs and a man is burned to death.
}}

{{SeasonItem|386|420|[[The Dissonance of the Stradivarius|''The Dissonance of the Stradivarius'' (Interlude)]]|January 31, 2005|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} November 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Initial
|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Stradivarius Murder Case|V46 - F2~6]] (470-474)
|summary=It is revealed that the house hold are killed off one by one in the order of the C Concert scale. The grandmother of the house was revealed to be emotionally shocked after the death of her son; Every midnight, she would leave her room carrying the Stradivarius like a child. That night, she breaks the violin, and falls out of the window. It was revealed the culprit taped up an object to lure her to the window where she would fall to her doom.
}}

{{SeasonItem|387|421|[[The Dissonance of the Stradivarius|''The Dissonance of the Stradivarius'' (Postlude)]]|February 7, 2005|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} November 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Perfect pitch
|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Stradivarius Murder Case|V46 - F2~6]] (470-474)
|pbo=Conan learns the phone number for the Boss of the Black Organization.
|summary=Conan figures out the object was the real Stradivarius that lured grandmother to fall to her death. The culprit revealed that the Stradivarius was originally from his family. One day, the culprit's father was asked by his brother (Clients Grandfather) to burrow the Stradivarius. Since he was found out, he murdered the culprit's father and staged it was a robbery. Before the culprit is taken away, Conan asks him the tune of a song, and finds out the Boss of the Black Organization's number is the song of "The Seven Children".
}}

{{SeasonItem|388|422|[[Kogoro Gets Drunk in Satsuma|''Kogoro Gets Drunk in Satsuma'' (Part 1)]]|February 14, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Obsession with sake brewing
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro is invited Kagoshima for a variety talk show to promote their local shochu and is later invited by Takakuma Shochu to sample their hansmade sake. Tatsumura wants to increase production of the sake by mechanizing the production process at the expense of quality. Fumiko takes Kogoro on a tour of the city and asks him to decline Tatsumura's offer to be a spokesperson. Later Tatsumura is found to be missing; there is blood on the floor and evidence to suggest that he was struck with a blunt object and then kidnapped. Two days pass and through an anonymous tip the police discover Tatsumura dead in his car in a park.
}}

{{SeasonItem|389|423|[[Kogoro Gets Drunk in Satsuma|''Kogoro Gets Drunk in Satsuma'' (Part 2)]]|February 21, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Physical examination
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan, Kogoro and the police continue to search for clues to solve the case. Conan learns more about Tatsumura, the current owner, Satoshi, and the company's history from one of the employees. Satoshi is unwilling to fire Tatsumura because he was responsible for saving the company several years ago. Conan learns that Fumiko used to be a nurse, and that she made sure Tatsumura got a check up the day before he got murdered/kidnapped. Everyone gathers to hear 'Kogoro's' deduction, and Conan reveals the culprit's trick.
}}

{{SeasonItem|390|424|[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 6|''Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 6'' (Part 1)]]|February 28, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=News
|manga-source=[[Volume 44#Takagi's Last Case|V44 - F4~6]] (450-452)
|pnew=[[Chosuke Takagi]] is introduced.
|pdb=
|summary=Yumi overhears that a promotion for Takagi will send him to a case in a far away place where he shall remain there until the case is solved. Apparently, the case involves a large number of people in a crime organization, where he is expected to be there for three years. Later the Detective Boys are walking home when they noticed a strange jogger. Takagi, Sato, and Chou are placed on the case of a murder. The Detective Boys come across them and identify the jogger as the suspect. When they arrive, the suspect's alibi of video recordings proves he was there the whole time the murder took place, but the Detective Boys are certain he was the jogger. What's more, the alibi is confirmed by Officer Chiba, since it's his roommate.
}}

{{SeasonItem|391|425|[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 6|''Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 6'' (Part 2)]]|March 7, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Clock
|manga-source=[[Volume 44#Takagi's Last Case|V44 - F4~6]] (450-452)
|pdb=
|summary=Conan discovers that the suspect tricked Chiba's sense of time. He revealed that there was a re-air of the news, and it was dubbed. He also revealed that the culprit cut out parts and fast forwarded parts of the video to manipulate time. He also spun the time two hours behind, and slowly fixed it as the day dragged on. Afterwards, Takagi almost proposes to Sato but Megure reveals to him Chosuke Takagi is the one being sent for the case. They later take the Detective Boys to Karaoke.
}}

{{SeasonItem|392|426|''[[The Mysterious Height Difference of 20cm]]''|March 14, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Chandelier
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=On a walk with Ran, Conan runs into Takagi who explains that Katsugoro Kitamura, the president of a construction company, is found dead from a stab wound. The suspect, Yuuichi Minamida, is in custody while the police attempt to figure out how the murder was done. The knife angle on the body suggests Kitamura was murdered by someone shorter than him; Minamida is 20 cm taller than Kitamura making it technically impossible.
}}

{{SeasonItem|393|427|''[[A Kidnapping Case... So It Seems]]''|March 21, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Oil
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=A motorcyclist crashes outside of Mouri's detective agency. The motorcyclist is dead, but they find a suitcase with 300,000 yen and a note suggesting the money is a ransom drop. From the note they can only determine the last name of the person abducted, but they also find heart medicine and by calling various hospitals they find the family. After speaking with the family and gathering clues they find out that the motorcyclist had an accomplice. The son-in-law of the kidnapped man was constantly being berated by his father-in-law, and recently his wife started to lose faith in him it seems.
}}

{{SeasonItem|394|428|[[Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion|''Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion'' (The Seal)]]|April 18, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Magatama stone
|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Kaitou Kid and the Three Instruments|V46 - F7~10]] (475-478)
|pdb=
|pbo=Conan, Haibara, and Agasa deduce the Black Organization's boss' phone number and discuss whether to call it or involve the police. They decide to do neither.
|pmk=Kaitou Kid is suspected to be there.
|summary=Agasa, Haibara, Conan, Ayumi, Mitsuhiko, and Genta go camping. While they're camping they find a lantern in a pond with some writing inside. They show the stone lantern to Conan who determines that it is a code to finding a large diamond. The lantern is also hiding another secret...a dead body at the bottom of the pond. After searching the body they find out that he was a treasure hunter who was strangled to death by another person looking for the treasure. They also find a tear-shaped stone with the kanji "inflammation" written on it and a notebook. The notebook suggests that he was murdered by his partner and that Kaitou Kid is also seeking the treasure. Professor Agasa goes back to camp to call the police.
}}

{{SeasonItem|395|429|[[Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion|''Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion'' (The Mechanism)]]|April 25, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Three sacred treasures
|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Kaitou Kid and the Three Instruments|V46 - F7~10]] (475-478)
|pmk=Kid is mentioned again.
|pdb=
|summary=Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys decide to enter the house which belonged to Kichiemon a puppet maker and architect of the riddle. The house is filled with all kinds of booby-traps which Genta almost falls victim too until another treasure hunter saves him from a pit of spikes. As they continue to search the house they meet another treasure hunter, and end up falling down a trap door into the basement. Luckily they are saved by Conan's supersized soccerball. In the basement they find Kichiemon's grave, a bunch of human remains, and an old lady. The first treasure hunter reveals grudgingly that he found the mirror artifact and Conan reveals the tear-shaped stone. They continue looking for the sword, which is the last piece of the puzzle.
}}

{{SeasonItem|396|430|[[Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion|''Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion'' (The Resolution)]]|May 2, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Samizu Kichiemon
|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Kaitou Kid and the Three Instruments|V46 - F7~10]] (475-478)
|pmk=Kaitou Kid appears and the Detective Boys see him.
|pdb=
|summary=The old lady nearly gets chopped up by four swinging blades when she steps on a trap. Conan realizes that if one stands in the right spot the blades will not harm you and that one of the blades actually has a handle allowing him to swing over towards the sword. The sword contains the last clue, which leads everyone back to the pond. Mitsuhiko accidentally discovers that the diamond is at the bottom of the pond. The first treasure hunter dives in after it while the second pulls a gun planning to kill everyone and take the diamond for herself. Conan is able to tranquilizer her, but when the treasure hunter comes back up with the diamond the spring starts to pour into the pond causing a massive flood. The only way to stop the flood is to put the diamond back. The old lady turns out to be Kaitou Kid who knew all along that the diamond was unable to be stolen, and Conan allows him to escape on his hang-glider.
}}

{{SeasonItem|397|431|''[[Hot, Bitter, Sweet Soup]]''|May 9, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Flour
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=A woman, Fumie Ozawa, is found dead in her bathroom around 9 am, having appeared to have committed suicide by hanging her self with a thin wire, by her friend Etsuko Aikawa who claims it was murder. The medical examiner puts the time of death between 6 and 8 pm the previous night. Mouri investigates the scene and sees that she schedules a dentist appointment for the same day of her "suicide"
}}

{{SeasonItem|398|432|[[The Strange Family's Request|''The Strange Family's Request'' (Part 1)]]|May 16, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Cell phone lock
|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Suspicious Cellphone Case|V46 - F11]] ~ [[Volume 47#Suspicious Cellphone Case|V47 - F1]] (479-480)
|summary=A woman asks Kogoro to find her missing cellphone. She suspects that someone in her household is using it to find information about her affair. Although she manages to find the cellphone, the plot deepens when the woman is suddenly found dead.
}}

{{SeasonItem|399|433|[[The Strange Family's Request|''The Strange Family's Request'' (Part 2)]]|May 23, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=The event from 12 years ago
|manga-source=[[Volume 47#Suspicious Cellphone Case|V47 - F2 ~ F3]] (481-482)
|summary=The suspects are her husband, her brother in law, and the person she is having an affair with. They all have alibis. The clues to this mystery involve the cellphone and the mysterious bell ringing. Later Conan solves the case, revealing that a missing person created the culprit's alibi.
}}

{{SeasonItem|400|434|''[[Ran's Suspicions]]''|May 30, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Car's number
|manga-source=[[Volume 47#Suspicious Cellphone Case|V47 - F4]] (483)
|pchar=Ran get suspicious of Conan's identity again...Shinichi gives Ran his personal cellphone number.
|ppast=Ran remembers something Shinichi told her.
|summary=It was the beginning of the night at midnight that Conan, Ran, and Kogoro have dinner at midnight. After the meal, Conan went to bed, and Ran asks him to brush his teeth before going to bed. She has now became suspicious that Conan is Shinichi. She went to the office to check on Conan's cellphone. Ran decided to check for mail in the phone so that she would know that Conan is Shinichi. She typed every pin code in the cellphone, but didn't work. Ran begins to remember what code Shinichi choose. Ran began to type the code 5545, but couldn't. She realized that Shinichi has to choose what code it is. After discovering that the mail isn't there, Ran decided to send it, but couldn't. Just then, she gets a call from Shinichi, who questions her why is she keep sending the mail over and over again. Ran begins to forget that Conan is Shinichi. In Conan's room, it was revealed that he hides his real cellphone in the bucket.
}}

{{SeasonItem|401|435|[[A Jewel Thief Caught Red-Handed|''A Jewel Thief Caught Red-Handed'' (Part 1)]]|June 6, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Brooch
|manga-source=[[Volume 47#Jewel Robber's Suicide Case|V47 - F5~7]] (484-486)
|pdb=
|summary=The Detective Boys meet Takagi in a jewelry store, and soon after, they witness the store being robbed. They chase him to a nearby roof, which he jumps off of, killing himself. Conan notices several suspicious things about the incident, leading the police to believe that it wasn't as simple of a case as it first appeared to be, including the fact that the van he fell onto was being used by the culprit's former boss. At the end, Conan realizes that it was a murder, and who did it.
}}

{{SeasonItem|402|436|[[A Jewel Thief Caught Red-Handed|''A Jewel Thief Caught Red-Handed'' (Part 2)]]|June 13, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Rain
|manga-source=[[Volume 47#Jewel Robber's Suicide Case|V47 - F5~7]] (484-486)
|pdb=
|summary=The Detective Boys and Conan solve the case and show the police that they were wrong about almost everything that happened.
}}

{{SeasonItem|403|437|[[The Mysterious Angel's Mansion|''The Mysterious Angel's Mansion'' (Part 1)]]|June 20, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Violent ox
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=The Detective Boys and Conan meet Yuriko an orphaned girl. She is a potential heiress to her great-grandfather's fortune, but she must first solve a riddle. Tokei, the man's secretary, instructs her to seek out the Detective Boys' help, and they all gather at the mansion. At 9:00pm he announces the riddles: "When the bull loses its horns, and his tail becomes his head. The angel will come down and play the horn. That melody is my treasure." They have exactly 24 hours in which to solve the riddle. Conan solves the first part of the riddle and finds a black stone, but they fall into a trap which leaves them in a labyrinth.
}}

{{SeasonItem|404|438|[[The Mysterious Angel's Mansion|''The Mysterious Angel's Mansion'' (Part 2)]]|June 27, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Direction
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=The Detective Boys parallel the legend of the Minotaur and Theseus by using the yarn from their clothes to navigate the labyrinth. Eventually they find their way out with 3 hours left to solve the riddle.
}}

{{SeasonItem|405|439|''[[The Man Who Called for an Ambulance]]''|July 4, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Victory sign
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=One day a man was jogging and finds a dead body. He calls the Ambulance but worried about the mans life, decides to run to the nearest bus station. Because of his actions he is considered the main suspect. Takagi comes to the case and with Conan's help, solves the case. He proves the mans innocence and captures the culprit. It turns out the Manger's dying message was for the culprit saying he should always try and smile.
}}

{{SeasonItem|406|440|[[Conan and Heiji's Deduction Magic|''Conan and Heiji's Deduction Magic'' (The Trick)]]|July 11, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Sleight of hand info
|manga-source=[[Volume 47#Magician Murder Case|V47 - F8~11]] (487-490)
|phh=
|promance=Heiji shows hints of jealousy when Kazuha is near someone else.
|summary=Conan, Heiji, Ran, and Kazuha are at a magic show. When the magician enters a cube of water with chains, something goes wrong and Ran and Kazuha rush to the stage ready to break it open. The magician escapes revealing it was part of the trick. Ran and Kazuha are invited to come to a party with the Magician. At the party, there are magicians there who were the fans of a famous magician. When there, a murder happens.
}}

{{SeasonItem|407|441|[[Conan and Heiji's Deduction Magic|''Conan and Heiji's Deduction Magic'' (The Mansion)]]|July 18, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Narrow corridor
|manga-source=[[Volume 47#Magician Murder Case|V47 - F8~11]] (487-490)
|phh=
|summary=Conan and Heiji investigate and the magicians back stories are given more in-depth. Heiji tells Conan that he feels angry seeing Kazuha with another man for some reason with Conan calling Heiji child like afterwards.
}}

{{SeasonItem|408|442|[[Conan and Heiji's Deduction Magic|''Conan and Heiji's Deduction Magic'' (The Resolution)]]|August 1, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Shadow
|manga-source=[[Volume 47#Magician Murder Case|V47 - F8~11]] (487-490)
|phh=
|pchar=That night, Ran texted Shinichi a couple of times, "Shinichi, do you think I am your follower?"
|summary=The mystery is solved and Heiji shows that it involves how the house is built. They reveal the hallway has mirrors on the door with identical rooms on the side to cause an illusion.
}}

{{SeasonItem|409|443|[[The Simultaneous Stage Advance and Kidnapping|''The Simultaneous Stage Advance and Kidnapping'' (Part 1)]]|August 8, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=The Tale of the Bamboo-Cutter
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=Conan and the others were chosen to participate in a theatre show. While practicing, Renge's father arrived and forced her to come home. The day of the performance, Renge, who's supposed to play the part of Princess Kaguya, was kidnapped. Conan, Ran and Tamanosuke found out that she faked the kidnapping but later on she got really kidnapped by her accomplice.
}}

{{SeasonItem|410|444|[[The Simultaneous Stage Advance and Kidnapping|''The Simultaneous Stage Advance and Kidnapping'' (Part 2)]]|August 15, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Phone call from the criminal
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=Conan found out the real culprit and was caught. Meanwhile, the play became successful and Renge was allowed by her father to continue participating in the plays while traveling the world.
}}

{{SeasonItem|411|445|[[The Shinto Shrine Torii's Surprising Code|''The Shinto Shrine Torii's Surprising Code'' (Part 1)]]|August 22, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Vertical and horizontal
|manga-source=[[Volume 48#Over the Phone Case|V48 - F1~3]] (491-493)
|pdb=
|summary=The detective boys are hiking on a trip to find stag beetles on a mountain forest. Later Conan receives a phone call from Ran and Sonoko who tells "Shinichi" that a burglar tried to steal Sonoko's bag. Since it relates to a murder, Conan investigates a picture sent by Sonoko to learn about the dying message. While at it, he helps the Detective Boys solve one of Agasa's code.
}}

{{SeasonItem|412|446|[[The Shinto Shrine Torii's Surprising Code|''The Shinto Shrine Torii's Surprising Code'' (Part 2)]]|August 29, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Top and bottom
|manga-source=[[Volume 48#Over the Phone Case|V48 - F1~3]] (491-493)
|pdb=
|summary=Later Conan solves both codes and finds out that Ran and Sonoko are riding with the murderer. The culprit tries to kill them but Ran knocks him out. Later, Conan's picture of Ran is deleted by the Detective Boys who believe he should not have access to those kind of materials.
}}

{{SeasonItem|413|447|''[[The Half Completed Crime Mystery]]''|September 5, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=The Two of Cups
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=Kogoro is invited by the producer of a detective show to share his stories. While he's there a murder occurs.The victim is one of the two main script writers for the show. The main suspect is a newbie third writer who brought the coffee to the producer and scriptwriters. The victim hated the him and has tried to get him fired from the show multiple times, so the motive is easily established. The only problem is figuring out how he got the victim to pick the poisoned coffee. In the end they realize that the suspect didn't use a trick at all; he didn't care which one of the two scriptwriters drank the poison.
}}

{{SeasonItem|414|448|''[[The Detective Boys' Bluebird Chase]]''|September 12, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Soy sauce
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=The Detective Boys meet up with a girl whose pet bird has been acting strange lately. They also learn that the girl lives with a single mother, whom has a boyfriend that the girl refuses to give a chance for acceptance. When Conan and the Detective Boys go to the home, they find the boyfriend there, and the girl acts cold to him. After some investigating, Conan and Haibara believe that the real bird was exchanged for another one, and privately get the boyfriend to admit that the real bird had died, and that he was afraid the girl would hate him more and blame him. However, the Detective Boys believe that it may in fact be a murder case, and that the wife and daughter may in fact be the next targets! Will the Detective Boys solve the case? Or do Conan and Haibara have deductions of their own?
}}

{{SeasonItem|162|172-173|[[The Locked Room in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case#Rerun|''The Locked Room in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case'' (1 Hour Special) (Rerun)]]|September 26, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=N/A
|manga-source=[[Volume 21#Shinichi's First Case|V21 - F4~7]] (204-207)
|pchar=This is Shinichi's first ever murder case. His incredible deduction skills completely overwhelm and impress Inspector Megure. This is also very early in Takagi's career as a member of Megure's police force.
|promance=Ran and Shinichi's budding feelings for each other are briefly explored.
|ppast=The whole episode takes place before the actual show. This airplane trip is what leads into [[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]].
|summary=While on a plane trip, Conan thinks back to a time when he was Shinichi, going on a plane trip with Ran to New York. While there, Kudo finds a dead corpse in a locked bathroom. Incidentally, Inspector Megure and Wataru Takagi are on the same plane. Can Shinichi solve the case, or will the Inspector not take him seriously?
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|415|449|[[The Evil Spirit Appears on An Unlucky Day|''The Evil Spirit Appears on An Unlucky Day'' (The Case)]]|October 10, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=A habit
|manga-source=[[Volume 48#Butsumetsu Murder Case|V48 - F4~8]] (494-498)
|summary=A man is being haunted by a ghost, since exorcisms did not work they want Mouri to solve the case. The clue is a card that says the fifth ghost will kill them unless they repent their sins. Since the time that card was sent, the master installed a door that needs a pin code and fingerprint scan to access the top floor. The master, lady, and the installer of the door are friends who are hiding a secret about the sin. All the accidents happen on Butsumetsu day, the day Buddha dies and the unluckiest day on Earth. On that day the installer was found hanged on the balcony of the third floor. The master was not home so the door could not have been opened.
}}

{{SeasonItem|416|450|[[The Evil Spirit Appears on An Unlucky Day|''The Evil Spirit Appears on An Unlucky Day'' (The Suspicion)]]|October 17, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Fingerprint
|manga-source=[[Volume 48#Butsumetsu Murder Case|V48 - F4~8]] (494-498)
|summary=Afterwards, the master is found dead from a heart attack. Conan realizes he must've seen something that was impossible causing him that much of a fright.
}}

{{SeasonItem|417|451|[[The Evil Spirit Appears on An Unlucky Day|''The Evil Spirit Appears on An Unlucky Day'' (The Resolution)]]|October 24, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Siblings
|manga-source=[[Volume 48#Butsumetsu Murder Case|V48 - F4~8]] (494-498)
|summary=They decide to investigate the four workers of the mansion along with the accident that took place thirteen years ago. Conan realizes that a twin who was supposed to be long dead was involved, and that was what scared the manager. It was revealed that on the wristwatch of the dying victim, was the location of where the boat accident happened.
}}

{{SeasonItem|418|452|''[[Home of Beika's Grenier]]''|October 31, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Nameplate
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|promance=Ayumi is calling Conan to look at the rental house. Since she suggests that Conan will become her future husband.
|pdb=
|summary=A small three-story house is put up for rent in the neighborhood and the Detective Boys decide to pass by it on the way home from school. Haibara tricks the real estate agent into giving them a tour of the inside and Conan notices you could see Mouri's detective agency from the third floor window. The next day, they discover the house has been sold to an old couple and Conan finds them suspicious. He follows the old man to China town and into a back alley shop where he is discovered, but manages to flee. Conan takes a nap upon coming home and a man in black enters with a gun and shoots him. The old woman rushes to the agency calling out for Shinichi who Conan greets as his mother and the old man enters to reveal himself as Conan's father. It turns out, Shinichi's parents just wanted to find out if he really was doing okay in his current life.
}}

{{SeasonItem|419|453|[[Sword of the Eight-Headed Serpent|''Sword of the Eight-Headed Serpent'' (Part 1)]]|November 7, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Sight-seeing area
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan, Ran, and Kogoro go to the mythical village of Izumo. There they meet Eiko Ezumi, an employee at the Grand Shrine, and learn that she is to marry a rotten businessman, Koji Wanibuchi - founder and president of his own company. Later they meet her childhood friend, Ryosuke Fukuma and it comes to a rocky start when Kogoro yells at him. The next day, Eiko's fiancee is found dead with his Sword of the Eight-Headed Snake he was carrying goes missing. The police have 4 suspects, 2 of whom are Eiko and Fukuma, and Takehiko Fujie and Kazuya Ishitobi. Eiko's and Fukuma's alibis don't set right with Conan who takes Ran to investigate the alibis.
}}

{{SeasonItem|420|454|[[Sword of the Eight-Headed Serpent|''Sword of the Eight-Headed Serpent'' (Part 2)]]|November 14, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Evidence of a lie
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan proves that Eiko and Fukuma's alibis were to protect the other. Fukuma finds Eikos pendant at the crime scene and thinks it was her and Eiko thought it was Fukuma from his alibi that he was where she really was, the train station, but she didn't see him. Then it turns out that Ishitobi and Fujie went to Eiko's home to convince Wanibuchi to spare their businesses. Eiko realizes that her pendant vanished that same night. Ishitobi's alibi checks out when the police discover that he is charged with a D.U.I - Driving Under the Influence.
}}

{{SeasonItem|421|455|[[Ginkgo-Colored First Love|''Ginkgo-Colored First Love'' (Part 1)]]|November 21, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Promise from 10 years ago
|manga-source=[[Volume 40#Professor's First Love|V40 - F7~9]] (410-412)
|ppast=Pofessor Agasa's childhood and first love is explored.
|pdb=
|summary=The Detective Boys are at Agasa's house when they happen to find a letter from Agasa's first love. Apparently they are supposed to meet every decade but was unable to because Agasa could not solve the code from the letter. The Detective Boys set out to solve it and find the "memorable place" using the hint given in the letter. The clues lead them to the zoo where Agasa see's a brown hair women.
}}

{{SeasonItem|422|456|[[Ginkgo-Colored First Love|''Ginkgo-Colored First Love'' (Part 2)]]|November 28, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Blond hair
|manga-source=[[Volume 40#Professor's First Love|V40 - F7~9]] (410-412)
|pnew=[[Fusae Campbell]] is introduced.
|pdb=
|summary=The woman turns out to be another classmate, previously a male but now a female. After Conan re-examines the hint, he realizes that the sounds were animal noises pronounced by the English. After finding her, she leaves pretending not to know Agasa, believing the Detective Boys were his grandchildren and that she was intruding his happy family. Agasa reveals he knows it is her as she drives away.
}}

{{SeasonItem|423|457|''[[The Detective Boys and the Four Caterpillar Brothers]]''|December 5, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Olive leaf
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=A boy accidentally witnesses a man leave a house after committing a murder, late at night. The next day, Conan and the Detective Boys observe some caterpillars who are appearing at a tree. While near the area, they stop by to see Takagi and Sato investigating a murder case. When they learn the details, they learn that a witness who didn't see the suspect had said that they had seen the boy running into the killer. The Detective Boys help Takagi and Sato locate the boy, who denies being there at that time. Conan learns why the boy was lying about not being there: the boy was afraid of getting in trouble for taking the caterpillars off of his plants, which are in tribute of his mother who passed away, and putting them on the other plant. Conan deduces who the murderer is, and fails to stop him from harming the boy, who is stabbed. However, a hat that the boy's mother used to wear, protects him from any dangerous wound. The man is then arrested.
}}

{{SeasonItem|424|458|''[[Photo E-mail from the Clown]]''|December 19, 2005|
|next-conan-hint=Stew
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Mouri, and Conan are checking out costumes for Mouri's one day of being a chief firemen. Later they meet people attending a costume party. While walking home, they find a police car in front of the house and meet the people from the costume shop earlier, realizing the host has been murdered. Conan realizes that the culprit must've interfered with the Rigor Mortis and finds the evidence to convict the culprit. The culprit reveals that the host was his controlling girlfriend.
}}
{{EndTable}}</onlyinclude>

== Theme songs ==
=== Openings ===
* Episodes 384-393: "[[START]]" by [[Rina Aiuchi]]
* Episodes 394-414: "[[Hoshi no Kagayaki yo]]" by [[ZARD]]
* Episodes 415-424: "[[Growing of my heart]]" by [[Mai Kuraki]]

=== Endings ===
* Episodes 384-397: "[[Wasurezaki]]" by [[GARNET CROW]]
* Episodes 398-406: "[[June Bride ~Anata Shika Mienai~]]" by [[U-ka saegusa IN db]]
* Episodes 407-416: "[[Sekai Tomete]]" by [[Shiori Takei]]
* Episodes 417-424: "[[Thank You For Everything]]" by [[Sayuri Iwata]]

== See also ==
* [[Anime]]
* [[Staff Listing Season 10]]
* [[Japanese DVDs]]

{{Season 10}}
{{Anime}}

[[Category:Seasons]]

Season 11

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{{Seasons}}
The '''eleventh season''' of the [[Anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]] consists of the episodes aired in the year '''2006'''.

It begun airing in January 9, 2006 and finished airing on December 4, 2006, with a total of '''35 episodes'''. There are '''21 [[Manga|manga-adapted]] episodes''' and '''14 [[List of anime-original cases|anime-original]] episodes'''. There were breaks totaling to 10 weeks, with remastered reruns broadcast for 3 weeks.

== List of episodes ==
The following is a list of episodes for Season 11.
<onlyinclude>
{{BeginTable Season}}
{{SeasonItem|425|459-463|[[Black Impact! The Moment the Black Organization Reaches Out|''Black Impact! The Moment the Black Organization Reaches Out'' (2.5 Hour Special)]]|January 9, 2006|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} August 21, 2025
|next-conan-hint=Transmitter and listening device
|manga-source=[[Volume 48#Black Organization vs. FBI|V48 - F9]] ~ [[Volume 49#Black Organization vs. FBI|V49 - F4]] (499-504)
|pbo=The Black Organization does an assassination attempt only to be stopped by Conan and the FBI.
|pnew=Introduction of [[Kir]], [[Chianti]], and [[Korn]].
|pfbi=The FBI helps Conan in stopping the assassination attempt which is made by The Black Organization
|summary=Yoko introduced Conan, Ran, and Kogoro to a newscaster named Rena Mizunashi who has experiences persistent "doorbell" pranks. Conan planted a tracker to figure out the culprit, but after the case, the track gets stuck to Rena's shoe. Conan hears the same melody that he heard when Vermouth was calling the boss, and finds out that she's calling Gin. Rena Mizunashi is no other than Kir, a new member of the organization, and on top of that, Gin has recruited two new members named Chianti and Korn for an assassination! Conan must team up with the FBI to stop them.
}}

{{SeasonItem|426|464|''[[Love Letter to Ran]]''|January 16, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Fencing stick
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|promance=Conan sneaks to see who wrote the love letter. He wonders if the 'feelings' Ran hoped to make clear were about him.
|summary=Ran receives an anonymous "love" letter that has Conan worried.
}}

{{SeasonItem|427|465|[[Super Secret of the Road to School|''Super Secret of the Road to School'' (Part 1)]]|January 23, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Ai Haibara lookalike
|manga-source=[[Volume 49#Missing Classmate Case|V49 - F5~7]] (505-507)
|pdb=
|summary=A girl vanishes on her way to school, and the Detective Boys decide to investigate. Conan fears the arrival of a new Black Organization member.
}}

{{SeasonItem|428|466|[[Super Secret of the Road to School|''Super Secret of the Road to School'' (Part 2)]]|January 30, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Allergic diathesis
|manga-source=[[Volume 49#Missing Classmate Case|V49 - F5~7]] (505-507)
|pdb=
|summary=Conan figured out from accounts of the missing girl's trip to a convenience store that she was secretly feeding some kittens in an unoccupied building. But when they found the kittens, the girl was nowhere to be seen, and there were clues to a recent motor accident nearby. Traffic police Yumi came and rendered help to the kids.
}}

{{SeasonItem|429|467|[[Two People Who Can't Return|''Two People Who Can't Return'' (Part 1)]]|February 6, 2006|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} November 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Sleeping posture
|manga-source=[[Volume 49#Locked Car Murder Case|V49 - F8~10]] (508-510)
|pnew=First appearance of [[Eisuke Hondou]].
|summary=A client asked Kogoro Mouri to locate his girlfriend who drove off in his car after a quarrel. The client said he needed a file he had left in a hurry. They track the car down to the place where the client and his girlfriend first met, and find her dead inside the car.
}}

{{SeasonItem|430|468|[[Two People Who Can't Return|''Two People Who Can't Return'' (Part 2)]]|February 13, 2006|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} November 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Adhesive plaster
|manga-source=[[Volume 49#Locked Car Murder Case|V49 - F8~10]] (508-510)
|summary=Continuing with the previous episode, Kogoro, Ran, Conan, the client and Ran's classmate Eisuke Hondou travel to the mountains in order to help the client find his girlfriend, only to find her laying dead in the car. The police is called, both Kogoro and the inspector suspect the death to be a suicide. But Conan believes that the boyfriend murdered his girlfriend.
}}

{{SeasonItem|431|469|[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7|''Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7'' (Part 1)]]|February 20, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Rare card
|manga-source=[[Volume 50#Group Date Kidnapping Case|V50 - F1~2]] (511-512)
|summary=Kogoro, Ran, and Conan are at a café when they run into Takagi who is aiming to pick up girls. Meanwhile, he finds Sato there doing the same. After a tense date with two strangers, Conan realizes from the conversation that a boy home alone is in danger. When they arrive at their house, the boy has been kidnapped. The kidnapper leaves an email demanding money.
}}

{{SeasonItem|432|470|[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7|''Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 7'' (Part 2)]]|February 27, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Perfect game
|manga-source=[[Volume 50#Group Date Kidnapping Case|V50 - F3~4]] (513-514)
|promance=Sato and Takagi almost kiss until they realise that Kogoro,Ran and Conan are in the backseat of the car.
|summary=After solving clues Takagi leaves suddenly and Conan reveals who the kidnapper is. Just then, the boy returns home unharmed, making them believe the culprit will try to make a run for it. After arriving to his house it is revealed that a winning lottery ticket was returned to the culprit in his mailbox, making him release his friends had no intention of stealing from him and the guilt of his crime caused him to commit suicide. Takagi manages to save his life while Sato yells at him for the danger he could have been in.
}}

{{SeasonItem|433|471|''[[Conan: A Strange Child]]''|March 6, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Chewing gum
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=One day, Kogoro and Conan go visit a famous author. But when they come back later so Mouri can thank him for signing his book they find him dead. But who could have done it?
}}

{{SeasonItem|434|472|''[[The Great Dog Coeur's Triumph]]''|April 10, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Toothpaste for dogs
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=That night the mother-in-law of a woman is killed. There is a dog bite marks on her neck. Could the dog really have done this?
}}

{{SeasonItem|435|473|[[Information Gathered About the Detective Boys|''Information Gathered About the Detective Boys'' (Part 1)]]|April 17, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Hay fever
|manga-source=[[Volume 50#Magazine Interview Case|V50 - F5~7]] (515-517)
|pdb=
|pchar=Kobayashi becomes interested in the Detective Boys and is surprised about Conan's skills.
|summary=The Detective Boys from class 1-B have been requested for an interview. They arrive at Sugimori's (the interviewer) apartment, excited, only to find him dead. Kobayashi amazed to see that Conan has been shown of his detective skills to his sensei, allowed Haibara to ask him to slow down and act more childish, being careful not to expose his detective skills similar to those of the high school detective Shinichi Kudo. Conan's actions were seen to be immature in the eyes of rest of the DB's members except for Haibara who was laughing to herself.
}}

{{SeasonItem|436|474|[[Information Gathered About the Detective Boys|''Information Gathered About the Detective Boys'' (Part 2)]]|April 24, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Railway crossing sound
|manga-source=[[Volume 50#Magazine Interview Case|V50 - F5~7]] (515-517)
|pdb=
|pchar=Kobayashi is revealed to be a fan of Edogawa Ranpo and wants to join the Detective Boys but the kids refuse.
|summary=Continuing from the previous episode the Detective Boys, Kobayashi and Conan call the police upon the discovery of the dead body of the interviewer but due to Kobayashi getting suspicious of Conan's deductions he has to divert her suspicions somehow and at the same time uncover the murderer by letting Inspector Megure and Detective Takagi solve the case.
}}

{{SeasonItem|76 R3|78-79|[[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid#Remastered version|''Conan vs. Kaitou Kid'' (1 Hour Special) (Remastered)]]|May 1, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Pearl
|pchar=First time Conan and Kid face off.
|pnew=First appearance of [[Kaitou Kid]], [[Kaito Kuroba]], [[Aoko Nakamori]], [[Ginzo Nakamori]], and [[Shintaro Chaki]].
|pmk=Heist: The Black Star.
|manga-source=[[Volume 16#Kaitou Kid and the Black Star|V16 - F6~9]] (156-159)
|summary=Conan is not actually Aoyama's first character. There's another one who happened to face Kudo once... What happens when the infamous magician of the moonlight squares off against our child detective?
|type=remaster
}}

{{SeasonItem|437|475|''[[Aya Ueto and Shinichi - The Promise from 4 Years Ago]]''|May 8, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=TV drama
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|ppast=It is revealed that Shinichi and Aya made a pact four years ago that he would someday become a real detective, and she a real actress.
|summary=While Ran and Sonoko are dusting at Shinichi's house, Aya Ueto, an actress, asks where she can find Shinichi Kudo, in hopes of help in finding her Grandmother. While Shinichi is not available, Ran, Sonoko, and Conan are able to use the clues of Aya's family past to unravel the mystery. Meanwhile, Ran tries to understand what was said between Shinichi and Aya four years ago.
}}

{{SeasonItem|438|476|''[[The Pursuit of the Fish E-mail]]''|May 15, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Three fish
|manga-source=[[Volume 51#Cellphone SOS Case|V51 - F2~3]] (523-524)
|summary=The waitress of Café Poirot, [[Azusa Enomoto]], reported she received strange messages from a boy, suggesting he might be kidnapped or trapped in a location without food and water. The only way to find him is by reading his text messages. The boy only knows how to send, but does not know how to receive. Conan must put the clues he gives to find out his location.
}}

{{SeasonItem|439|477|''[[And It'd Be Nice if Everybody Disappeared]]''|May 22, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Novel
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro and Conan are approached by two clients who claim that their lives are threatened by a man called Hikage, who was a member of their college investigation club who wrote a manuscript for a murder-prophecy novel. Kogoro and Conan take the case and decide to investigate.
}}

{{SeasonItem|440|478|''[[The Car Stunt's Utmost Limit]]''|May 29, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Two cars
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=The professor Agasa and the Detective Boys go to visit the set where the show Kamen Yaiba is being filmed, but all is not good as their is tension going on within the crew. Later, a stuntman who was eager to shoot his stunts is found dead in a car crash.
}}

{{SeasonItem|441|479|''[[The Final "Ahh"]]''|June 5, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Muddler
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=While going to buy some cakes, Kogoro and Conan are dragged into a case as two witnesses claim to have heard a gunshot sound. They discover the dead body of their neighbor, but the police and Kogoro declare it's a suicide. Conan is convinced that it was murder.
}}

{{SeasonItem|442|480|''[[The Man Obstructed by the Steel Frame]]''|June 12, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Amnesia
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=A man is severely injured after a steel frame drops on him. Was this just an accident, or an attempted murder?
}}

{{SeasonItem|208 R4|223-224|[[The Entrance to the Maze: The Anger of the Colossus#Rerun|''The Entrance to the Maze: The Anger of the Colossus'' (1 Hour Special) (Rerun)]]|June 19, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Self-service ropeway
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro, Ran and Conan are invited for a ceremony for a ropeway which is built through a giant Goddess Statue on the mountains by Doumouto Guze. They learn that the there is a rumor about a curse by the goddess' anger and Kogoro was invited to disprove it. After riding through the ropeway on the opening day, Doumouto, who has disappeared from the ropeway cart, is later found dead on the goddess' hand. Inspector Sango Yokomizo enters the scene, and begins an investigation, believing that this may be an impossible crime.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|443|481|[[Clam Digging With a Sigh|''Clam Digging With a Sigh'' (Part 1)]]|June 26, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Matching parkas
|manga-source=[[Volume 51#Seashell Hunt Case|V51 - F4~6]] (525-527)
|pdb=
|summary=The Junior Detective Club were at the beach digging up clams. They encountered a college group of students on similar excursion. Later, one of the college boy was found dead from poisoning. Was it suicide, or murder?
}}

{{SeasonItem|444|482|[[Clam Digging With a Sigh|''Clam Digging With a Sigh'' (Part 2)]]|July 3, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=PET bottle cap
|manga-source=[[Volume 51#Seashell Hunt Case|V51 - F4~6]] (525-527)
|pdb=
|summary=Inspector Jugo Yokomizo was called in on the scene to investigate.
}}

{{SeasonItem|445|483|''[[Secret of the Russian Blue]]''|July 10, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Young Japanese woman texting style
|manga-source=[[Volume 51#Cat Sitting Case|V51 - F7~8]] (528-529)
|pnew=First appearance of [[Goro]].
|summary=Kogoro Mouri solves the case! It is a busy day for the detective when he plans to meet a client and watch the new Okino Yoko drama series. His assignment is to decipher a suspicious text message written in code by the client's daughter. However, Mouri finds out there is a cat in the office. It is Goro, a Russian Blue that belongs to Eri. While Eri has to Okinawa for a case and Ran and Conan go to school, Kogoro has to look after the cat. Mouri becomes annoyed with Goro when gets cathair over the wash towel, knocks down an English-to-Japanese dictionary, plays with shoes, and goes into the video collection. But through these hints, Mori is able to figure our the coded message! It turns out Conan hid katsuobushi in several places so Goro could give hints to Mouri. In the end, Eri shows up to pick up Goro.
}}

{{SeasonItem|446|484|[[The Sealed Western-Style Window|''The Sealed Western-Style Window'' (Part 1)]]|July 24, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Key chain
|manga-source=[[Volume 51#Sealed Window Case|V51 - F9~11]] (530-532)
|summary=Sonoko, Ran, Eisuke and Conan were hiking to Sonoko's mountain villa when they discovered the bridge leading to the lodge had collapsed due to disrepair. Out of range of mobile phone signals, they went to a neighboring villa to request the use of the house phone, and learned that it was recently bought over by a music group "Dorcus" as a den for composing new music.
}}

{{SeasonItem|447|485|[[The Sealed Western-Style Window|''The Sealed Western-Style Window'' (Part 2)]]|July 31, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Book sequence
|manga-source=[[Volume 51#Sealed Window Case|V51 - F9~11]] (530-532)
|pchar=Eisuke continues being suspicious of Conan with Conan aware of the fact that he is being watched.
|summary=Inspector Misao Yamamura arrived to investigate. Conan also tries to gather clues to help, but is limited to what he can do when a sneaky Eisuke starts to spy and watch him. Conan has to use different tactics so he won't seem suspicious to him.
}}

{{SeasonItem|342|367-368|[[The Bride of Huis ten Bosch#Rerun|''The Bride of Huis ten Bosch'' (1 Hour Special) (Rerun)]]|August 7, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=N/A
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|promance=Ran catches the bride's bouquet! And Conan runs away saying "fate isn't on my side!"
|summary=Sonoko, Ran and Conan are guests at a wedding to be conducted at the Dutch theme park Huis Ten Bosch in Nagasaki. Upon arrival, there was unmistakable tension from the groom's household members (a banking family) towards the bride-to-be, who was not from an elite background. Subsequently, loss of a valuable heirloom ring given to the bride by the groom threatens to end the marriage before it begun. As Ran, Sonoko and Conan worked hard to locate the missing ring, the bride-to-be herself went missing. More complication arose it was revealed that a decade before, the bride-to-be's father, a glass artisan, committed suicide after being unable to repay a loan to the bank owned by the groom's family.
|type=rerun
}}

{{SeasonItem|448|486|''[[The Meguro Sanma Case]]''|August 14, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Fairytale
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Mouri, Conan, and Inspector Megure are walking towards a Rakugo (type of Japanese play center) where Mouri will attempt to act and win the prize of "All you can drink". They make a stop by a famous Rakugo actor's restaurant named Meguro. Ichimatsu is the owner of this shop and he works alongside his ex-wife Meguro Miya. After the play, Ichimatsu is stabbed and sent to the hospital. The evidence points the culprit to be Meguro Miya, but then Ichimatsu's assistant named Manragutei Kisaburau appears claiming he stabbed Ichimatsu. While both of them try to convict themselves, Conan figures out who the culprit is. Once solved the Miya and Kisaburau go out on a date. At the end Mouri practices his horrible play forcing Conan, Inspector, and one of the cops to listen.
}}

{{SeasonItem|449|487-488|[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding|''Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding'' (1 Hour Special)]]|August 21, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Ominous message
|manga-source=[[Volume 52#Fake Wedding Case|V52 - F3~5]] (535-537)
|promance=Conan imagines Ran in a wedding dress. Lots of Sato and Takagi moments!
|summary=Takagi and Miyamoto Yumi poses as a bride and groom in order to catch a serial killer/burglar who had threatened to kill the real bride and groom. When Chiba reports that the burned corpse of one of the wedding guests is found near the river, Megure deduces that the victim was killed by the serial killer in order to obtain the wedding invitation. A mysterious video arrives at the wedding party from a friend of the groom. After watching the video, Megure suspects that the killer is already in the chapel and Conan suggests that the bride meet with the guests in order to find the burglar who broke into her house. The bride reports that there are three suspicious guests: a photographer, a snowboarding instructor, and an internet administrator. The groom insists that the wedding to proceed, despite Megure's protests. As the bride walks down the aisle, the burglar suddenly appears. However, the groom announces that the burglar was actually a police officer, Chiba, posing as the burglar. Megure points out that Chiba has been by the river and the groom could not have figured out the burglar's true identity. Megure also reveals that the groom was the burglar's accomplice and in the end killed the burglar so he could marry the bride for money. When the groom attempts to escape, he is stopped by Conan and Ran.
}}

{{SeasonItem|450|489|[[Trick vs. Magic|''Trick vs. Magic'' (Part 1)]]|August 28, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Stage lighting
|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.
}}

{{SeasonItem|451|490|[[Trick vs. Magic|''Trick vs. Magic'' (Part 2)]]|September 4, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Latch
|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.
}}

{{SeasonItem|452|491-492|[[The Phantom of the Konpira|''The Phantom of the Konpira'' (1 Hour Special)]]|September 11, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Stage actor
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Conan, Ran, Mouri, and Sonoko travel to Shikoku to see the kabuki play Phantom of the Konpira. It is a play based on Phantom of the Opera. Things start to mimic the play. There are requests for a heroine change, sightings of a phantom, and a deliberate attempt on the heroine, just like Phantom of the Opera. The chief of the stage setting is killed, and the chairman and the sponsor are arrested by circumstantial evidence. Conan uses Sonoko to reveal who ruined the theater's play.
}}

{{SeasonItem|453|493|''[[Preview Screening of Fate and Friendship]]''|October 23, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Premium ticket
|manga-source=[[Volume 52#Star Blade Case|V52 - F1~2]] (533-534)
|pdb=
|summary=A man buys a ticket to see a movie, which is a sequel to another he and his friends have seen in the past. He gives his ticket to one of his friends, then leaves, but clues he has left behind leads Conan to believe that he has more on his mind. He plans to commit suicide, and plans frame his friend for it afterward. Will Conan be able to prevent his plan before he follows through with it?
}}

{{SeasonItem|454|494|[[The Overturned Conclusion|''The Overturned Conclusion'' (Part 1)]]|October 30, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Collection
|manga-source=[[Volume 52#Overturned Belongings Case|V52 - F6~8]] (538-540)
|pdb=
|summary=The scene starts with Toshihisa Manda, an author, meeting with his publisher at a hotel to discuss the deadline for his newest novel. The author sneaks out of the hotel and travels to the home of his ghostwriter, Kohei Haramoto, in order to collect the manuscript. When Haramoto tells his employer that he plans on releasing his own novel, Manda bludgeons his apprentice with a vase. Meanwhile, the Detective Boys are playing baseball nearby when Genta hits the ball through the window of Haramoto's home, breaking the vase. When the young detectives attempt to apologize, they discover the deceased ghostwriter's body.
}}

{{SeasonItem|455|495|[[The Overturned Conclusion|''The Overturned Conclusion'' (Part 2)]]|November 6, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Incomplete manuscript
|manga-source=[[Volume 52#Overturned Belongings Case|V52 - F6~8]] (538-540)
|pdb=
|summary=Continuing from the last episode the police is called and investigation is started.after hearing what the housekeeper says Conan figured out that the author Manda was the one who murdered Haramoto.
}}

{{SeasonItem|456|496|''[[The Mystery I Loved]]''|November 13, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Sushi shop ginger
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=A murder occurs in an apartment. The victim is a famous detective author. After finding the evidence through the sushi, the culprit was revealed to do it out of love for the author's mystery.
}}

{{SeasonItem|457|497|[[Sonoko's Red Handkerchief|''Sonoko's Red Handkerchief'' (Part 1)]]|November 20, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Katakana name
|manga-source=[[Volume 52#Sonoko's Handkerchief Case|V52 - F9~11]] (541-543)
|promance=Sonoko is again upto her "love-love" strategies,while Ran gets jealous over Shinichi again.
|summary=Sonoko brought Ran, who brought Conan, to visit the site in the country used as location in filming of a well-received romantic TV serial, where the lead actress tied a red handkerchief to a tree branch to enable her lover to find her. The success of the serial went beyond expectation and the sleep rural area became a popular spot where female visitors tied red handkerchiefs all over the woods, spoiling Sonoko's scheme to lure Makoto for a romantic rendezvous. They encountered a man who claimed to be part of the TV serial crew, and commissioned by a fan to find the exact location of tree with the original red handkerchief in the show. Shortly afterwards, he was discovered, stabbed dead, at the spot.
}}

{{SeasonItem|458|498|[[Sonoko's Red Handkerchief|''Sonoko's Red Handkerchief'' (Part 2)]]|November 27, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=April 1st
|manga-source=[[Volume 52#Sonoko's Handkerchief Case|V52 - F9~11]] (541-543)
|promance=Sonoko gets a surprise visit from Makoto.
|summary=The murder investigation narrowed to three suspects who were recent arrivals at the nearby inn. Conan deduced the culprit and the cause of the murder. He confronted the culprit at the murder site, but a shock waited him, Ran and Sonoko - the culprit was not alone! The culprit was a yakuza lieutenant who brought henchmen far too numerous for Ran to deal with alone. Makoto arrived in the nick of time, he and Ran fought them off until the police arrived.
}}

{{SeasonItem|459|499|''[[A Mysterious Man - Overly Strict with Regulations]]''|December 4, 2006|
|next-conan-hint=Moving
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=An overly strict man is accused of murdering a woman. Is it murder or is it self-defense? Conan must investigate and figure out the truth.
}}
{{EndTable}}</onlyinclude>

== Theme songs ==
=== Openings ===
* Episodes 425-437: "[[Shoudou]]" by [[B'z]]
* Episodes 438-456: "[[100 mono tobira]]" by [[Rina Aiuchi]] and [[U-ka saegusa IN db]]
* Episodes 457-459: "[[Kumo ni notte]]" by [[U-ka saegusa IN db]]

=== Endings ===
* Episodes 425-437: "[[Kanashii Hodo Anata ga Suki]]" by [[ZARD]]
* Episodes 438-458: "[[Mou kimi dake o hanashitari shinai]]" by [[Aya Kamiki]]
* Episode 459: "[[Shiroi Yuki]]" by [[Mai Kuraki]]

== See also ==
* [[Anime]]
* [[Staff Listing Season 11]]
* [[Japanese DVDs]]

{{Season 11}}
{{Anime}}

[[Category:Seasons]]

Season 12

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{{Seasons}}
The '''twelveth season''' of the [[Anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]] consists of the episodes aired in the year '''2007'''.

It begun airing in January 15, 2007 and finished airing on December 3, 2007, with a total of '''31 episodes'''. There are '''22 [[Manga|manga-adapted]] episodes''' and '''9 [[List of anime-original cases|anime-original]] episodes'''. There were breaks totaling to 17 weeks, with remastered reruns broadcast for 3 weeks.

== List of episodes ==
The following is a list of episodes for Season 12.
<onlyinclude>
{{BeginTable Season}}
{{SeasonItem|460|500|''[[Class 1-B's Great Operation!]]''|January 15, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Eye of a die
|manga-source=[[Volume 53#Kobayashi-sensei's Mystery|V53 - F5~6]] (548-549)
|pnew=First appearance of [[Maria Higashio]].
|pdb=
|summary=The teacher of the Detective Boys decides to give the class a mental test. Just when Conan understands the puzzle their teacher has given them, he is called by his teacher so the class must solve it without him. They solve it with the help of two silent out-casted students. It turns out it was a plan to include the new students so they feel more involved.
}}

{{SeasonItem|461|501|''[[The Missing Page]]''|January 22, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Photo frame
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=As the Detective Boys work on their book reports in the library, Ayumi notices her book is missing a page. The young detectives attempt to identify who would do such a thing to a library book and so, during the investigation, they discover that the book was borrowed by a boy named Tsukasa. The Detective Boys decide to investigate this missing page mystery.
}}

{{SeasonItem|462|502|[[The Shadow of the Black Organization|''The Shadow of the Black Organization'' (The Young Witness)]]|January 29, 2007|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} November 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Shining hammer
|manga-source=[[Volume 53#Giant Hammer Case|V53 - F7~9]] (550-552)
|pfbi=Akai discovers Rena Mizunashi's name means 007.
|summary=In the hospital, the FBI members talk about Rena Mizunashi. Elsewhere, a child witnesses the murder of a rock'n roll star, and Conan and the group try to figure out what he saw. Conan gets suspicious of Eisuke who starts showing similarities to Kir.
}}

{{SeasonItem|463|503|[[The Shadow of the Black Organization|''The Shadow of the Black Organization'' (The Strange Illumination)]]|February 5, 2007|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} November 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Serpent and nail
|manga-source=[[Volume 53#Giant Hammer Case|V53 - F7~9]] (550-552)
|pbo=Shows connection of the Black Organization in the death of a mysterious person killed by Kir.
|pchar=Eisuke seems to have a dark side or is related to the Black Organization.
|summary=Conan and the others attempt to solve the case of the murdered rock star. Near the end of the case, Eisuke tries to find info on how Kogoro solved it, only to be interrupted by Conan claiming to be tired. Eisuke swiftly glares at him, giving further speculation that he may be working with the organization, and his secret identity may no longer be safe.
}}

{{SeasonItem|464|504|[[The Shadow of the Black Organization|''The Shadow of the Black Organization'' (The Mystery of the Big Reward)]]|February 12, 2007|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} November 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint="The Red-Headed League"
|manga-source=[[Volume 53#Mysterious Job Case|V53 - F10]] ~ [[Volume 54#Mysterious Job Case|V54 - F2]] (553-555)
|pbo=Shows Gin and Vodka talking about how Mizunashi Rena got into the Organization and a mysterious foreign woman in black confronting the boy who witnessed the accident.
|pchar=Eisuke puts his hand on the boy's pulse in the same way Rena checked if Conan was lying. Conan becomes suspicious of Eisuke's relation to her.
|summary=Eisuke manages to find another case and convinces Kogoro into taking it. A woman is murdered, and her son says he saw who did it. Conan realizes that the case has something to do with the organization, as the boy was a witness to Kir's abduction by the FBI in episode 425.
}}

{{SeasonItem|465|505|[[The Shadow of the Black Organization|''The Shadow of the Black Organization'' (Shining Star of Pearl)]]|February 19, 2007|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} November 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Scattering beans for Setsubun
|manga-source=[[Volume 53#Mysterious Job Case|V53 - F10]] ~ [[Volume 54#Mysterious Job Case|V54 - F2]] (553-555)
|pbo=Shows confirmation of Vermouth's involvement to the child. Also shows about the Black Organization and a person named Hondou.
|summary=Conan solves the case, but makes an astounding revelation afterward. It appears the foreign woman the boy encountered happens to be no other than Vermouth.
}}

{{SeasonItem|466|506|[[The Unsmashable Snowman|''The Unsmashable Snowman'' (Part 1)]]|February 26, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Snowman's gloves
|manga-source=[[Volume 54#Unsmashable Snowman Case|V54 - F3~5]] (556-558)
|pdb=
|summary=Conan tells Ai and Agasa about what he's learned about the organization so far based on the last two cases while they are on a ski trip. It appears they may know where Kir is due to the boy telling someone what he saw happened. Later, A murder takes place.
}}

{{SeasonItem|467|507|[[The Unsmashable Snowman|''The Unsmashable Snowman'' (Part 2)]]|March 5, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Flavor of snow
|manga-source=[[Volume 54#Unsmashable Snowman Case|V54 - F3~5]] (556-558)
|pdb=
|summary=Conan tranquilizes Yamamura and explains the mystery in the case.
}}

{{SeasonItem|468|508|''[[Mysterious Case Near the Pond]]''|March 12, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=X-ray
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=The Detective Boys finds Detective Takagi working on a robbery case on their way to the pond to see the snapping turtle which they believe was abandoned by its owner. They found the real owner but it turns out that some guy is saying that the turtle was his and accidentally lost it. Conan grows suspicious and investigates the case further with the Detective Boys.
}}

{{SeasonItem|469|509|[[Kaitou Kid and the Four Masterpieces|''Kaitou Kid and the Four Masterpieces'' (Part 1)]]|April 16, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Advance notice drawing
|manga-source=[[Volume 53#Kaitou Kid and the Four Masterpieces|V53 - F1~2]] (544-545)
|pmk=Kaitou Kid's next heist is made. Inspector Nakamori is investigating the heist.
|summary=The owner of a painting fears that Kaitou Kid is after his valuable piece of work. When the moment comes for him to strike, the painting gets stolen, and the man's father is found dead.
}}

{{SeasonItem|470|510|[[Kaitou Kid and the Four Masterpieces|''Kaitou Kid and the Four Masterpieces'' (Part 2)]]|April 23, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Things you can't see, but still exist
|manga-source=[[Volume 53#Kaitou Kid and the Four Masterpieces|V53 - F3~4]] (546-547)
|pmk=Kid appears.
|summary=Conan believes that Kaitou Kid has nothing to do with the case. Conan figures out the trick thanks to Takagi and reveals the painting was never stolen. He reveals the culprit set this up for murder and tried to blame it on Kaitou Kid. Afterward the culprit iq arrested. Later on Conan meets Kaitou Kid; he reveals he was in disguise to clear his name, who then escapes out the window.
}}

{{SeasonItem|471|511|''[[The Uncontrollable Rental Car!]]''|May 7, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Highway information
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=A rental car goes out of control while Ran, Kogoro, and Conan are driving it. They cannot stop the car from running, or it'll explode.
}}

{{SeasonItem|472|512|[[Shinichi Kudo's Childhood Adventure|''Shinichi Kudo's Childhood Adventure'' (Part 1)]]|May 14, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Shinichi Kudo's younger brother
|manga-source=[[Volume 55#Shinichi's Childhood Adventure|V55 - F6~7]] (570-571)
|pdb=
|ppast=Conan is narrating a story of when Shinichi and Ran were at primary school. Some other characters also appear.
|summary=Conan recalls a case ten years ago when Shinichi and Ran were given a puzzle they had to solve by a mysterious masked man claiming to be Shinichi's brother.
}}

{{SeasonItem|473|513|[[Shinichi Kudo's Childhood Adventure|''Shinichi Kudo's Childhood Adventure'' (Part 2)]]|May 21, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Kaitou Kid's godparent
|manga-source=[[Volume 55#Shinichi's Childhood Adventure|V55 - F8~9]] (572-573)
|pdb=
|ppast=Conan is narrating a story of when Shinichi and Ran were at primary school. Some other characters also appear.
|promance=Shinichi and Ran enjoy a moment together while watching the sunset.
|pmk=We see a young Kaito along with Toichi, and learn that Kaito and Shinichi's fathers were actually the generation before them.
|summary=Conan's memory of the case ten years ago continues. With help from Professor Agasa, Shinichi and Ran attempt to solve the mystery given to them by the mysterious man, and uncover his identity. As it turns out, the mysterious masked man was the original Kaitou Kid, who was actually hoping Shinichi would turn to Yusaku Kudo for help.
}}

{{SeasonItem|474|514|''[[The Love of Lawyer Eri Kisaki]]''|June 4, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Baby language
|manga-source=[[Volume 55#Secret Eri Kisaki|V55 - F10~11]] (574-575)
|summary=Ran believes her mother is having an affair with another man after finding a picture of her with another guy. She and Conan decide to get down to the truth, and spy on her and the man while they are at a restaurant, but Conan figures there is more to the man than meets the eye.
}}

{{SeasonItem|475|515|''[[Bad Luck Grand Prix]]''|June 18, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Luck of a bad person
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro takes Conan out to look for a Korean restaurant in the city and witnesses a hit and run resulting in two pedestrians being injured. A witness reveals he saw the car waiting for those two before speeding into their direction and Conan concludes it was an attempted murder.
}}

{{SeasonItem|476|516|[[Genta's Certain Kill Shot|''Genta's Certain Kill Shot'' (Part 1)]]|June 25, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Parking ticket
|manga-source=[[Volume 55#Genta's Shoot Case|V55 - F3~5]] (567-569)
|pdb=
|summary=An old man is injured and points at Genta, who was practicing kicking a soccer ball in the same area. Is Genta the true culprit behind the injury?
}}

{{SeasonItem|477|517|[[Genta's Certain Kill Shot|''Genta's Certain Kill Shot'' (Part 2)]]|July 2, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=A teasing priest
|manga-source=[[Volume 55#Genta's Shoot Case|V55 - F3~5]] (567-569)
|pdb=
|summary=Using Genta as a clue to the old man's head injury, Conan attempts to solve the case.
}}

{{SeasonItem|478|518|''[[Real 30 Minutes]]''|July 9, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Live TV broadcast program
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=A murder occurs in a mall on the top floor and all its costumers are sealed off. Conan manages to find out the murder was used to seal the mall so people after the culprit can not find him. They later find the culprit who was not on the list of suspects and arrest him.
}}

{{SeasonItem|479|519-522|[[Three Days with Heiji Hattori|''Three Days with Heiji Hattori'' (2 Hour Special)]]|July 16, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Tatami mat and window
|manga-source=[[Volume 54#Phantom Corpse Case|V54 - F6]] ~ [[Volume 55#Detective Koshien Case|V55 - F2]] (559-566)
|pnew=First introduction of [[Natsuki Koshimizu]], and [[Junya Tokitsu]].
|phh=
|promance=Ran and Kazuha stay on a ship, spying to see if Shinichi is on the island.
|summary=A monk claims to see a dead woman's body, but when the police arrives, the body vanishes. The head monk believes that he is hallucinating due to the thought of his dead mother. Conan and Heiji investigate and find out the truth. Was everything the monk saw just an illusion, or is there more to it? Following this case, Heiji reveals to Conan that he has been invited for a Detective Koushien, with the best high school detectives from the North, South, East and West of Japan. Heiji was invited to represent the West, and though Shinichi was originally the choice for the East, Saguru makes another appearance representing the East. Later, one of the detectives are murdered and the island is entirely cut from the rest of the world. Conan manages to solve the case and help comes due to Heiji.
}}

{{SeasonItem|480|523|''[[Yellow Alibi]]''|July 23, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Hometown newspaper
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=A hostess named Hiroko Inoue is found dead in her home and the culprit has an alibi.
}}

{{SeasonItem|481|524|[[Mountain Witch's Cutlery|''Mountain Witch's Cutlery'' (Part 1)]]|July 30, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Knife
|manga-source=[[Volume 56#Onibaba Legend Murder Case|V56 - F4~6]] (579-581)
|pdb=
|summary=The car breaks down while Professor Agasa and the Detective Boys are out, forcing them to stay the night at an old house owned by an old lady. They meet several others, but while they are sleeping, a young woman they met earlier is found murdered by a sharp tool.
}}

{{SeasonItem|482|525|[[Mountain Witch's Cutlery|''Mountain Witch's Cutlery'' (Part 2)]]|August 6, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Goldfish tank
|manga-source=[[Volume 56#Onibaba Legend Murder Case|V56 - F4~6]] (579-581)
|pdb=
|summary=Conan puts the clues together and uses Professor Agasa to solve the case of the Onibaba legend murder.
}}

{{SeasonItem|483|526|''[[The Vanished Policeman]]''|August 13, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Last train
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=The detective Boys encounter a woman who works as an office worker who was on her way to the police station to give some snacks to the policeman who helped her before,but when she reaches the police station she is told there is no policeman like the one she is describing which meant that the policeman she met was a fake one! So the DB get detective Takagi to also help them with this case.Can Conan solve the mystery of this police officer who just vanished?
}}

{{SeasonItem|484|527|[[Whereabouts of the Dark Photograph|''Whereabouts of the Dark Photograph'' (Part 1)]]|August 20, 2007|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} November 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Large amount of sweat
|manga-source=[[Volume 56#Missing Photo Case|V56 - F7~9]] (582-584)
|phh=
|pchar=Some info about Eisuke's father's past is revealed.
|summary=Conan, Ai, and Dr. Agasa investigate the dark photograph of Eisuke's father and attempt to learn more about the mysterious Hondou family. In the process, they are involved in another case, one that seems to be leading them closer to information about the Black Organization.
}}

{{SeasonItem|485|528|[[Whereabouts of the Dark Photograph|''Whereabouts of the Dark Photograph'' (Part 2)]]|August 27, 2007|{{Inline icons|Studio Nano}} November 1, 2026
|next-conan-hint=Washing machine
|manga-source=[[Volume 56#Missing Photo Case|V56 - F7~9]] (582-584)
|pnew=First introduction of [[Ethan Hondou]].
|phh=
|pchar=Conan finally gets the photograph of Eisuke's father, and tries to figure something out with details and the photo.
|summary=Conan and his comrades learn that Eisuke's father attended a meeting with men in black suits and believes that he and Eisuke may be part of the Black Organization.
}}

{{SeasonItem|486|529|''[[Beckoning Cat from Right to Left]]''|September 3, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Watch dial
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=A man is murdered, and the only clue is a cat statue. Conan must figure out who did it and how it was done.
}}

{{SeasonItem|487|530-531|[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 8: The Left Hand's Ring Finger|''Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 8: The Left Hand's Ring Finger'' (1 Hour Special)]]|October 15, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Tightrope walking
|manga-source=[[Volume 56#Sato's Ring Case|V56 - F1~3]] (576-578)
|summary=Satou has a ring on her left hand ring finger, which all the officers believe was given to her by Takagi, thus, making them angry at him. Satou receives a call from Ran that there was a murder. A fifty-two year old mystery author is murdered.
}}

{{SeasonItem|488|532-533|[[The Devil of the TV Station|''The Devil of the TV Station'' (1 Hour Special)]]|October 22, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Delivery
|manga-source=[[Volume 57#Make-Up Trick Case|V57 - F5~7]] (591-593)
|pdb=
|summary=Conan finds a famous rock star to be the culprit behind a murder, but the rock star has an abili. Can Conan find the flaw and capture the murderer?
}}

{{SeasonItem|166-168 R5 R02<ref>This is the numbering used by official website, probably because the previous reruns of episode 184, episode 304 and episode 208, in chronological order of the air date, were marked as "Remastered" only afterwards.</ref>|177-179|[[Tottori Spider Mansion Demon#Remastered version|''Tottori Spider Mansion Demon'' (1 Hour Special) (Remastered)]]|October 29, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Romaji
|manga-source=[[Volume 25#Spider Mansion Case|V25 - F4~8]] (246-250)
|pchar=Ran and Kazuha become close friends, both even poking fun at each other for having crime loving boyfriends.
|promance=Heiji jokingly says that Kazuha and him can sleep close to each other at night if they get lost. Kazuha thinks about this, and gets very embarrassed. When Kazuha is attacked by the killer, Heiji is the first person to run up to her before anyone else, trying his best to save her.
|summary=Mouri and Heiji are hired to solve the case of murders in a mansion deemed the spider god. Apparently, his victims are always found hanged. Afterwards, they find a man dead. The case continues. Conan and Heiji investigate further in the case. But it seems like he left a warning message for the duo: Kazuha was found hanged! Conan and Heiji work together for the big reveal of the murderer's ingenuous method. Robert is the murderer, driven by rage and hatred towards those who didn't stop the girl he loved from committing suicide. However, he eventually realised that his leaving message was what triggered his beloved's death.
|type=remaster
}}

{{SeasonItem|222-224|241-243|[[And Then There Were No Mermaids#Remastered version|''And Then There Were No Mermaids'' (1 Hour Special) (Remastered)]]|November 5, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Health insurance card
|manga-source=[[Volume 28#Mermaid's Curse Case|V28 - F6~10]] (279-283)
|promance=Kazuha gets embarrassed when the subject of her feelings for Heiji comes up during her conversation with Ran. Heiji and Kazuha are found stuck on a cliff, and Kazuha is barely hanging on to Heiji to survive! Kazuha takes the arrow that she won in the contest, and stabs Heiji with it, hoping that he'll let go of her so that she can fall off, saying "I pass my long life onto you." However, Heiji refuses to let go, even when the gash gets incredibly bloody. He helps her back up, and helps her to the elder's hut, promising that he will never let anyone hurt her while he is with her.
|pchar=While looking in the past visitor registry, Conan finds the name "Shiho Miyano" but he doubts that this was Haibara.
|summary=Conan along with Heiji, Ran, and Mouri visit the Isle of Mermaids looking for Saori, who had sent a letter to Heiji and Mouri asking them to save her from being killed by a mermaid, but when they try to look for her she has been reported missing. Every year on this island a festival is held were 3 locals win the Dungong Arrow that is said to wield immortality to its carrier. The festival is brought to a disastrous end when one of the winners is found dead hanging down the waterfall. Conan and Heiji investigate the area and history of Mermaids Grave, a forest on mermaid island. They learn that an elder who is over 130 years old is a holder of the arrow and the head of the festival. While investigating two more murders occur. Conan reveals to Heiji he knows who the murderer is and to meet him later, but later he and Kazuha fall off a cliff. Conan reveals that the murderer is the elder. He reveals that the elder were people who dressed up as her to continue the story of the arrow. Heiji and Kazuha arrive at the house in time to confirm the story. The culprit reveals that her mother was the previous elder who were killed by the three victims. She continued the elder story for her mother, but finds out the whole town knew she was the elder and that her mother was the mermaid's corpse. All the town people bow their heads and apologize for not telling her sooner as she cries due to her guilt.
|type=remaster
}}

{{SeasonItem|489|534-535|[[Courtroom Confrontation III: Prosecutor as Eyewitness|''Courtroom Confrontation III: Prosecutor as Eyewitness'' (1 Hour Special)]]|November 26, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Jacket
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=In the third courtroom confrontation, Eri Kisaki takes on another client and is put up against a new female rival lawyer who eventually becomes essential to the case.
}}

{{SeasonItem|490|536-537|[[Heiji Hattori vs. Shinichi Kudo: Deduction Battle on the Ski Slope!|''Heiji Hattori vs. Shinichi Kudo: Deduction Battle on the Ski Slope!'' (1 Hour Special)]]|December 3, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Ski lift
|phh=
|manga-source=[[Volume 50#Yuki-Onna Murder Case|V50 - F8]] ~ [[Volume 51#Yuki-Onna Murder Case|V51 - F1]] (518-522)
|ppast=We flashback to one of Heiji's cases, to where we really find out it was actually the first time he really met Shinichi.
|summary=Heiji relives a case from the past when he tells Conan about a detective he met a few years ago on a ski trip while they were in middle school. Heiji claims that the detective is better than Shinichi. However, the detective turns out to be no other than Shinichi. In he past, a man is shot dead while on a ski lift. However, it would've been impossible to shoot him while in front or behind him. Shinichi and Heiji figure it out at the same time due to the hint from their father. They solve the case at the same time without meeting each other.
}}

{{SeasonItem|S2|-|[[Black History|''Black History'' (TV Special)]]|December 17, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=N/A
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pbo=Recap of most of the important Black Organization cases
|pfbi=Recap of the FBI's battle against the Black Organization
|summary=A recap of the [[Black Organization]]'s actions so far, aired before ''[[Clash of Red and Black]]''.
|type=special
}}

{{SeasonItem|309-311|334-336|[[Contact with the Black Organization#Remastered version|''Contact with the Black Organization'' (1 Hour Special) (Remastered) <ref name="fremrc1"/>]]|December 17, 2007|
|next-conan-hint=Coin locker
|manga-source=[[Volume 37#Meeting with Vodka|V37 - F8]] ~ [[Volume 38#Meeting with Vodka|V38 - F1]] (380-383)
|pchar=Conan obtains Agasa's newest invention: the [[Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt]].
|pbo=Conan discovers a link between Suguru Itakura and the Black Organization. While investigating Itakura's house in Gunma, Conan and Agasa are surprised by a phone call from Vodka, asking for Itakura's program. Conan uses Itakura's voice to arrange a meeting with him. He then tries to trick Vodka into leaving his fingerprints, but the trap is discovered by Gin, who tells Vodka that the cunning fox who set this up must be nearby. Both of them search for him without success, and Gin begins to open lockers, stopping at the one Conan was hiding in, because "there's no way an adult could fit inside".
|summary=Akai immediately recognizes Ran from the New York case, wondering why whenever he sees her, she is crying. Later, Conan heads to Agasa's home to see the floppy, which seems like a normal diary at first. However, after highlighting suspiciously blank portions of the floppy, Conan and Agasa discover that the man indeed has ties to the Black Organization. Agasa and Conan both head to the man's house in Gunma to investigate, and discover that it is bugged in numerous places. [[Vodka]] calls the house, leaving a message asking for the program that the man was making, and decides to come out promptly. Conan is able to convince him to meet him at a certain place in a few hours, to deliver the program. Agasa and Conan escape, but their tire is flat, and they are picked up by two people in a fancy car. Conan suspiciously notices that the driver has no idea how to operate the car. The car is stopped by a road block set up by Detective Yamamura who says that he is looking for two bank robbers and kidnappers, whom he shot in a case a few hours before. Conan finally realizes who the people are. After more driving, Conan confronts the two criminals. The criminals try to escape, but Conan is able to capture them in time. He then boldly tries to meet with Gin and Vodka at the place, and hides in a locker, placing a tracker on Vodka's shoe. Gin discovers this, and prompty destroys it. Conan passes out in the locker, only to be woken up by Haibara later that morning.
|type=rerun
}}
{{EndTable}}</onlyinclude>

== Theme songs ==
=== Openings ===
* Episodes 457-474: "[[Kumo ni notte]]" by [[U-ka saegusa IN db]]
* Episodes 475-486: "[[Namida no Yesterday]]" by [[GARNET CROW]]
* Episodes 487-490: "[[Glorious Mind]]" by [[ZARD]]

=== Endings ===
* Episodes 460-470: "[[Shiroi Yuki]]" by [[Mai Kuraki]]
* Episodes 471-486: "[[I still believe ~Tameiki~]]" by [[Yumi Shizukusa]]
* Episodes 487-490: "[[Sekai wa Mawaru to Yū Keredo]]" by [[GARNET CROW]]

== Trivia ==
* This season is the first season since Season 1 to not have any anime-original cases taking up more than two weeks of screen time.

== See also ==
* [[Anime]]
* [[Staff Listing Season 12]]
* [[Japanese DVDs]]

== References ==
<references>
<ref name="fremrc1">Video not actually remastered, but follows the remaster pattern. Modern OP/ED and upscaled. Several cuts were made to fit 3 episodes on a 48 min slot.</ref>
</references>

{{Season 12}}
{{Anime}}

[[Category:Seasons]]

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]].}}
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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. On its official launch on May 9, 2023, the service, Viz Manga, included chapters 1-916 and chapters 1100-1112, with new chapters being published on the same day or the next day following the Japanese release<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 the following two years, chapters from new released volumes were also added on Viz Manga until chapters 982-992, added on January 14, 2025 with the release of [[volume 93]]. On March 14, 2025, Viz Media released chapters 993 to 1099 on the service to fill in the missing gap in chapters, although staff mentioned that the chapters had already been translated months prior and that only lettering was missing.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/manga/comments/1jbb3i8/news_viz_translates_the_entirety_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) ===

{{main|Funimation Entertainment}}
[[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>

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.

{{appear movie|27|The Million-dollar Pentagram}} marks the first movie dubbed by the studio.

==== Episode selections ====
{| class="wikitable seasontable headerlink" width="100%;" style="text-align:center;" rowspan="2"
|-
! Selections !! Episodes !! Release date
|-
| rowspan="2" | ''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}}
| July 3, 2025
|-
|
* {{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}}
| August 21, 2025
|-
| rowspan="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}}
| November 1, 2025
|-
|
* {{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}}
| January 1, 2026
|-
| rowspan="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
|-
|
* {{appear ep|309-311|Contact with the Black Organization}}
* {{appear ep|335-336|Secret of the Tohto Film Development Studio}}
* {{appear ep|338-339|The Four Porsches}}
* {{appear ep|340-341|Hidden Bathroom Secret}}
* {{appear ep|346-347|Find the Buttock's Mark}}
* {{appear ep|371-372|A Course Without Protest}}
| August 1, 2026
|-
| ''Clash of the Red and Black''
|
* {{appear ep|242|Boy Genta's Misfortune}}
* {{appear ep|385-387|The Dissonance of the Stradivarius}}
* {{appear ep|429-430|Two People Who Can't Return}}
* {{appear ep|462-465|The Shadow of the Black Organization}}
* {{appear ep|484-485|Whereabouts of the Dark Photograph}}
| November 1, 2026
|}

== 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 ===
{{BeginTable Broadcast|}}
{{EndTable}}

=== United States ===
{{BeginTable Broadcast|}}
{{EndTable}}

=== UK ===
{{BeginTable Broadcast|}}
{{EndTable}}
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>
----

=== [[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>
----
=== [[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|<ref>https://x.com/BaugusBryson/status/2091602458678010049</ref>}}
{{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|<ref>https://x.com/am_the_actor</ref> 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|Misao Yamamura|Travis Mullenix|<ref>https://x.com/TMullenixVO/status/2083564718015361033</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|Momiji Ooka|Marisa Duran|<ref>https://x.com/marisaduran_/status/2091241382501285918</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Muga Iori|Jacob Browning|<ref>https://x.com/JacobBrowningVA/status/2091238774726361200</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Soshi Okita|Joshua Waters|<ref>https://x.com/tunnelva/status/2091325419324666331</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoko Suzuki|Anastasia Munoz|<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DTI4xmkDgF5/</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Shiro Suzuki|Daniel Penz|Originally voiced [[Officer Tome]] in the FUNimation dub.}}
{{CastItem|1|Hideo Akagi|Alex Mai}}
{{CastItem|1|Elena Miyano|Alexis Tipton}}
{{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|Suguru Itakura|Jim Foronda}}
{{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|Hikaru Yasumoto|Katie Otten|<ref>https://x.com/katieotten13/status/2050311840207401159</ref>}}
{{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|Detective Konno|Ryan Seale|Credited as '''Detective A'''.}}
{{CastItem|1|Detective Kojima|Corey Wilder}}
{{CastItem|1|Harufumi Mogi|Eric Vale}}
{{CastItem|1|Ikumi Soda|Katelyn Barr}}
{{CastItem|1|Kyohei Nishimura|Tyson Rinehart}}
{{CastItem|1|Takeshi Onimaru|Brent Mukai}}
{{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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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. On its official launch on May 9, 2023, the service, Viz Manga, included chapters 1-916 and chapters 1100-1112, with new chapters being published on the same day or the next day following the Japanese release<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 the following two years, chapters from new released volumes were also added on Viz Manga until chapters 982-992, added on January 14, 2025 with the release of [[volume 93]]. On March 14, 2025, Viz Media released chapters 993 to 1099 on the service to fill in the missing gap in chapters, although staff mentioned that the chapters had already been translated months prior and that only lettering was missing.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/manga/comments/1jbb3i8/news_viz_translates_the_entirety_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) ===

{{main|Funimation Entertainment}}
[[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>

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.

{{appear movie|27|The Million-dollar Pentagram}} marks the first movie dubbed by the studio.

==== Episode selections ====
{| class="wikitable seasontable headerlink" width="100%;" style="text-align:center;" rowspan="2"
|-
! Selections !! Episodes !! Release date
|-
| rowspan="2" | ''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}}
| July 3, 2025
|-
|
* {{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}}
| August 21, 2025
|-
| rowspan="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}}
| November 1, 2025
|-
|
* {{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}}
| January 1, 2026
|-
| rowspan="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
|-
|
* {{appear ep|309-311|Contact with the Black Organization}}
* {{appear ep|335-336|Secret of the Tohto Film Development Studio}}
* {{appear ep|338-339|The Four Porsches}}
* {{appear ep|340-341|Hidden Bathroom Secret}}
* {{appear ep|346-347|Find the Buttock's Mark}}
* {{appear ep|371-372|A Course Without Protest}}
| August 1, 2026
|-
| ''Clash of the Red and Black''
| ''TBA''
| November 1, 2026
|}

== 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.
----
=== [[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>
----
=== [[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|<ref>https://x.com/BaugusBryson/status/2091602458678010049</ref>}}
{{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|<ref>https://x.com/am_the_actor</ref> 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|Misao Yamamura|Travis Mullenix|<ref>https://x.com/TMullenixVO/status/2083564718015361033</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|Momiji Ooka|Marisa Duran|<ref>https://x.com/marisaduran_/status/2091241382501285918</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Muga Iori|Jacob Browning|<ref>https://x.com/JacobBrowningVA/status/2091238774726361200</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Soshi Okita|Joshua Waters|<ref>https://x.com/tunnelva/status/2091325419324666331</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoko Suzuki|Anastasia Munoz|<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DTI4xmkDgF5/</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Shiro Suzuki|Daniel Penz|Originally voiced [[Officer Tome]] in the FUNimation dub.}}
{{CastItem|1|Hideo Akagi|Alex Mai}}
{{CastItem|1|Elena Miyano|Alexis Tipton}}
{{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|Suguru Itakura|Jim Foronda}}
{{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|Hikaru Yasumoto|Katie Otten|<ref>https://x.com/katieotten13/status/2050311840207401159</ref>}}
{{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|Detective Konno|Ryan Seale|Credited as '''Detective A'''.}}
{{CastItem|1|Detective Kojima|Corey Wilder}}
{{CastItem|1|Harufumi Mogi|Eric Vale}}
{{CastItem|1|Ikumi Soda|Katelyn Barr}}
{{CastItem|1|Kyohei Nishimura|Tyson Rinehart}}
{{CastItem|1|Takeshi Onimaru|Brent Mukai}}
{{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| ]]

Eyecatch

2026-10-27T15:50:08Z

DavidHolandaOne:

{{Under Construction}}
{{Template:Hints}}
An {{nihongo|'''eyecatch'''|アイキャッチ|aikyatchi}} is a scene or illustration that's commonly used to begin and end commercial breaks in a Japanese TV program.

In [[Detective Conan]] [[anime]], the eyecatch used is a brick hallway with torches leading to a large medieval door. It is also used for title cards, with the door opening to reveal the episode title, along with [[Conan]]'s voice announcing it. There are four variants through the anime's history.

== Detective Conan ==
=== Description ===
For the '''title card''', the Eyecatch #1 features the front of medieval door in bricks wall with two touches in each side, while for Eyecatch #2-4, a long hallway with touches is shown leading to the door. When the door is opened, the screen zooms in to the episode's title, with [[Conan]] announcing it.

For the '''start of commercial break''', the episode starts to flash a white light, zooming out from the medieval door and closes it, then a Detective Conan logo appears at the right bottom corner before cutting to commercial. For the TV specials, an additional "Special" text is shown below the logo.

For the '''end of commercial break''', the door opens again with the white light flashing before going back to the episode. For Eyecatch #3-4, the door unlocking sound-effect is heard before the door opens.
{{clear}}

=== Variants ===
{| class="wikitable gadgettable headerlink" width="100%" style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width="25" | #
! Episode range
! Description
! Image
|-
| 1
| [[Episode 1|1]]-[[Episode 218|218]]
| The 1st eyecatch utilized during the [[Kenji Kodama]] directional era and later the 1st [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] era. It's animated with 2D traditional cel animation and it utilizes a short rendition of the original [["Detective Conan" Main Theme]]. The door animation is reused for the [[100 Mono Tobira]] opening.
| <gallery mode="slideshow">
File:Eyecatch 1 Title Card.gif|Title Card
File:Eyecatch 1 Commercial Break Start.gif|Commercial break start
File:Eyecatch 1 Commercial Break End.gif|Commercial break end
</gallery>
|-
| 2
| [[Episode 219|219]]-[[Episode 452|452]]
| The 2nd eyecatch utilized at the end of [[Kenji Kodama]] directional era and mostly used in [[Masato Sato]] era. It is animated with 3D CGI animation and continues to utilize a short rendition of the original [["Detective Conan" Main Theme]]. This eyecatch was produced in November 2000<ref>https://us.oricon-group.com/news/7318/</ref>.
| <gallery mode="slideshow">
File:Eyecatch 2 Title Card.gif|Title Card
File:Eyecatch 2 Commercial Break Start.gif|Commercial break start
File:Eyecatch 2 Commercial Break End.gif|Commercial break end
</gallery>
|-
| 3
| [[Episode 453|453]]-[[Episode 1186|1186]]
| The 3rd eyecatch utilized at the end of [[Masato Sato]] directional era, then at [[Koujin Ochi]] era and in 2nd [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] era. Similar to Eyecatch #2, it is animated with 3D CGI animation using the same materials, however set in 16:9 aspect ratio due to the transition to digital broadcasting. This is the longest eyecatch variant used in the anime's history.

There are four music cues used for the eyecatch title card:
*Episodes [[Episode 453|453]]-[[Episode 459|459]]: The original [["Detective Conan" Main Theme]] short rendition.
*Episodes [[Episode 460|460]]-[[Episode 468|468]]: The synthesized instrumental cover of "Detective Conan" Main Theme.
*Episodes [[Episode 469|469]]-[[Episode 468|480]]: Similar to the short rendition below, but with bass and drums being different.
*Episodes [[Episode 481|481]]-[[Episode 1186|1186]]: [[Detective Conan TV Original Soundtrack Selection Best|The New Detective Conan Main Theme (Sax)]] short rendition.
| <gallery mode="slideshow">
File:Eyecatch 3 Title Card.gif|Title Card
File:Eyecatch 3 Commercial Break Start.gif|Commercial break start
File:Eyecatch 3 Commercial Break End.gif|Commercial break end
</gallery>
|-
| 4
| [[Episode 1187|1187]]-current
| The 4th eyecatch was created as a celebration for 30th anniversary of Detective Conan anime. It utilizes a combination between CGI and 2D animation. The brick hallway is remade and still animated in CGI, while the door front is drawn in 2D (similar to Eyecatch #1). The Detective Conan logo at the corner used in commercial break starts now has an animated effect. Various episodes features different zoom methods to the door.
| <gallery mode="slideshow">
File:Eyecatch 4 Title Card.gif|Title Card
File:Eyecatch 4 Commercial Break Start.gif|Commercial break start
File:Eyecatch 4 Commercial Break End.gif|Commercial break end
</gallery>
|}

== Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba ==
=== Description ===
=== Variants ===

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Anime]]

[[Category: Lists]]

Eyecatch

2026-10-27T15:49:08Z

DavidHolandaOne:

{{Under Construction}}
{{Template:Hints}}
An {{nihongo|'''eyecatch'''|アイキャッチ|aikyatchi}} is a scene or illustration that's commonly used to begin and end commercial breaks in a Japanese TV program.

In [[Detective Conan]] [[anime]], the eyecatch used is a brick hallway with torches leading to a large medieval door. It is also used for title cards, with the door opening to reveal the episode title, along with [[Conan]]'s voice announcing it. There are four variants through the anime's history.

== Detective Conan ==
=== Description ===
For the '''title card''', the Eyecatch #1 features the front of medieval door in bricks wall with two touches in each side, while for Eyecatch #2-4, a long hallway with touches is shown leading to the door. When the door is opened, the screen zooms in to the episode's title, with [[Conan]] announcing it.

For the '''start of commercial break''', the episode starts to flash a white light, zooming out from the medieval door and closes it, then a Detective Conan logo appears at the right bottom corner before cutting to commercial. For the TV specials, an additional "Special" text is shown below the logo.

For the '''end of commercial break''', the door opens again with the white light flashing before going back to the episode. For Eyecatch #3-4, the door unlocking sound-effect is heard before the door opens.
{{clear}}

=== Variants ===
{| class="wikitable gadgettable headerlink" width="100%" style="text-align:center;"
|-
! width="25" | #
! Episode range
! Description
! Image
|-
| 1
| [[Episode 1|1]]-[[Episode 218|218]]
| The 1st eyecatch utilized during the [[Kenji Kodama]] directional era and later the 1st [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] era. It's animated with 2D traditional cel animation and it utilizes a short rendition of the original [["Detective Conan" Main Theme]]. The door animation is reused for the [[100 Mono Tobira]] opening.
| <gallery mode="slideshow">
File:Eyecatch 1 Title Card.gif|Title Card
File:Eyecatch 1 Commercial Break Start.gif|Commercial break start
File:Eyecatch 1 Commercial Break End.gif|Commercial break end
</gallery>
|-
| 2
| [[Episode 219|219]]-[[Episode 452|452]]
| The 2nd eyecatch utilized at the end of [[Kenji Kodama]] directional era and mostly used in [[Masato Sato]] era. It is animated with 3D CGI animation and continues to utilize a short rendition of the original [["Detective Conan" Main Theme]]. This eyecatch was produced in November 2000<ref>https://us.oricon-group.com/news/7318/</ref>.
| <gallery mode="slideshow">
File:Eyecatch 2 Title Card.gif|Title Card
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File:Eyecatch 2 Commercial Break End.gif|Commercial break end
</gallery>
|-
| 3
| [[Episode 453|453]]-[[Episode 1186|1186]]
| The 3rd eyecatch utilized at the end of [[Masato Sato]] directional era, then at [[Koujin Ochi]] era and in 2nd [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] era. Similar to Eyecatch #2, it is animated with 3D CGI animation using the same materials, however set in 16:9 aspect ratio due to the transition to digital broadcasting. This is the longest eyecatch variant used in the anime's history.

There are four music cues used for the eyecatch title card:
*Episodes [[Episode 453|453]]-[[Episode 459|459]]: The original [["Detective Conan" Main Theme]] short rendition.
*Episodes [[Episode 460|460]]-[[Episode 468|468]]: The synthesized instrumental cover of "Detective Conan" Main Theme.
*Episodes [[Episode 469|469]]-[[Episode 468|480]]: Similar to the short rendition below, but with bass and drums being different.
*Episodes [[Episode 481|481]]-[[Episode 1186|1186]]: [[Detective Conan TV Original Soundtrack Selection Best|The New Detective Conan Main Theme (Sax)]] short rendition.
| <gallery mode="slideshow">
File:Eyecatch 3 Title Card.gif|Title Card
File:Eyecatch 3 Commercial Break Start.gif|Commercial break start
File:Eyecatch 3 Commercial Break End.gif|Commercial break end
</gallery>
|-
| 4
| [[Episode 1187|1187]]-current
| The 4th eyecatch was created as a celebration for 30th anniversary of Detective Conan anime. It utilizes a combination between CGI and 2D animation. The brick hallway is remade and still animated in CGI, while the door front is drawn in 2D (similar to Eyecatch #1). The Detective Conan logo at the corner used in commercial break starts now has an animated effect. Various episodes features different zoom methods to the door.
| <gallery mode="slideshow">
File:Eyecatch 4 Title Card.gif|Title Card
File:Eyecatch 4 Commercial Break Start.gif|Commercial break start
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</gallery>
|}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Anime]]

[[Category: Lists]]

Detective Conan in English Western World

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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. On its official launch on May 9, 2023, the service, Viz Manga, included chapters 1-916 and chapters 1100-1112, with new chapters being published on the same day or the next day following the Japanese release<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 the following two years, chapters from new released volumes were also added on Viz Manga until chapters 982-992, added on January 14, 2025 with the release of [[volume 93]]. On March 14, 2025, Viz Media released chapters 993 to 1099 on the service to fill in the missing gap in chapters, although staff mentioned that the chapters had already been translated months prior and that only lettering was missing.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/manga/comments/1jbb3i8/news_viz_translates_the_entirety_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) ===

{{main|Funimation Entertainment}}
[[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>

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.

{{appear movie|27|The Million-dollar Pentagram}} marks the first movie dubbed by the studio.

==== Episode selections ====
{| class="wikitable seasontable headerlink" width="100%;" style="text-align:center;" rowspan="2"
|-
! Selections !! Episodes !! Release date
|-
| rowspan="2" | ''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}}
| July 3, 2025
|-
|
* {{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}}
| August 21, 2025
|-
| rowspan="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}}
| November 1, 2025
|-
|
* {{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}}
| January 1, 2026
|-
| rowspan="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
|-
|
* {{appear ep|309-311|Contact with the Black Organization}}
* {{appear ep|335-336|Secret of the Tohto Film Development Studio}}
* {{appear ep|338-339|The Four Porsches}}
* {{appear ep|340-341|Hidden Bathroom Secret}}
* {{appear ep|346-347|Find the Buttock's Mark}}
* {{appear ep|371-372|A Course Without Protest}}
| August 1, 2026
|-
| ''TBA''
| ''TBA''
| November 1, 2026
|}

== 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}}
</div>
----

=== [[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.
----
=== [[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>
----
=== [[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|<ref>https://x.com/BaugusBryson/status/2091602458678010049</ref>}}
{{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|<ref>https://x.com/am_the_actor</ref> 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|Misao Yamamura|Travis Mullenix|<ref>https://x.com/TMullenixVO/status/2083564718015361033</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|Momiji Ooka|Marisa Duran|<ref>https://x.com/marisaduran_/status/2091241382501285918</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Muga Iori|Jacob Browning|<ref>https://x.com/JacobBrowningVA/status/2091238774726361200</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Soshi Okita|Joshua Waters|<ref>https://x.com/tunnelva/status/2091325419324666331</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoko Suzuki|Anastasia Munoz|<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/DTI4xmkDgF5/</ref>}}
{{CastItem|1|Shiro Suzuki|Daniel Penz|Originally voiced [[Officer Tome]] in the FUNimation dub.}}
{{CastItem|1|Hideo Akagi|Alex Mai}}
{{CastItem|1|Elena Miyano|Alexis Tipton}}
{{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|Suguru Itakura|Jim Foronda}}
{{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|Hikaru Yasumoto|Katie Otten|<ref>https://x.com/katieotten13/status/2050311840207401159</ref>}}
{{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|Detective Konno|Ryan Seale|Credited as '''Detective A'''.}}
{{CastItem|1|Detective Kojima|Corey Wilder}}
{{CastItem|1|Harufumi Mogi|Eric Vale}}
{{CastItem|1|Ikumi Soda|Katelyn Barr}}
{{CastItem|1|Kyohei Nishimura|Tyson Rinehart}}
{{CastItem|1|Takeshi Onimaru|Brent Mukai}}
{{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| ]]

Solving Mysteries at the Poirot Café

2026-10-22T22:26:09Z

DavidHolandaOne:

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 885-886
| int-episode = 940-941
| image = TV Episode 885-886.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|謎解きは喫茶ポアロで}} (Nazotoki Wa Kissa Poaro De)
| rating = 8% 7.5%
| Manga case number = #284
| airdate = December 16, 2017 (Part 1) December 23, 2017 (Part 2)
| season = [[Season 22|22]]
| manga = [[Volume 92#Murder inside Café Poirot Case|Volume 92: File 11 (981)]] ~ [[Volume 93#Murder inside Café Poirot Case|Volume 93: Files 1-2 (982-983)]]
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Rei Furuya]] [[Azusa Enomoto]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Momiji Ooka]] [[Muga Iori]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Rei Furuya]] [[Momiji Ooka]]
| next-conan-hint = Seating locations (Part 1) Toilet paper (Part 2)
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| organizer = [[Masaki Ozora]]
| storyboard = [[Masaki Ozora]]
| producer = 885: [[Minoru Tozawa]] 886: [[Hiroya Saito]]
| animation-director = [[Masatomo Sudo]] and [[Seiji Muta]] (Supervisors) 885: [[Keiko Sasaki]] 886: [[Akane Imada]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Nobuyuki Iwai]] (sub-character) '''Design works:''' 885: [[Kumiko Shishido]] 886: [[Kanako Ono]]
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Yuko Miyamura]] as [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Tooru Furuya]] as [[Rei Furuya]] [[Mikiko Enomoto]] as [[Azusa Enomoto]] [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Satsuki Yukino]] as [[Momiji Ooka]] [[Daisuke Ono]] as [[Muga Iori]] [[Fuminori Komatsu]] as Meisuke Ozumi [[Sayaka Ohara]] as Yui Yamashita [[Eiji Takemoto]] as Tengo Anzai [[Tomohiro Nishimura]] as Minoru Nagatsuka [[Jun Kasama]] as Man [[Nozomi Nakazato]] as Woman
| opening-song = Lie, Lie, Lie,
| closing-song = Togetsukyō ~Kimi Omou~
| prev-episode = The Pop-up Book Bomber
| next-episode = Kaitou Kid and the Trick Box
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|謎解きは喫茶ポアロで|Nazotoki Wa Kissa Poaro De}} is the 885th and 886th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
=== Introduced ===
{{beginBox}}
{{newChar|[[Muga Iori]]|Muga Iori.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Ooka family butler}}
{{endBox}}

=== Featured ===
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback/background)}}
{{char|Momiji Ooka}}
{{char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino (TV only)}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
==== Part 1 ====
Kazuha and Heiji arrive at the Detective Agency and invite Ran to see Tokyo's Kinza Block 4 lights. Ran has no choice but to accept Kazuha's invitation. Kazuha says she'll help Ran make dinner and the boys go have fun at Poirot café downstairs. Heiji threatens Conan by saying if he's planning to ask why they came, but Conan quickly replies he won't and he already knows most of it. Heiji backs down after Conan said that.

While Kazuha and Ran is still cooking, Conan and Heiji chat about [[Holmes' Revelation|Shinichi's confession to Ran in London.]] Conan asks Heiji if he is sure about the date if he is really planning to confess to Kazuha since it is Friday the 13th. Amuro interrupts and explains theories of why it's considered an unlucky day. He then consoles Heiji by saying they're in Japan and the 13th day of the month just happened to be Friday. A strange customer interrupts and says tragic events that happened in Europe and today is a very unlucky day.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP885-886 Case.jpg
| location = Cafe
| victim = Tengo Anzai
| age = 20 years old
| time =
| cause-death = Stab wound to the back
| cause-death-label = Injury
| suspects = Meisuke Ozumi, Yui Yamashita, and Minoru Nagatsuka
| description =
}}

==== Part 2 ====

=== People ===
{{beginBox}}
{{people|[[Muga Iori|????/"Shinichi Wada"]]|Shinichi Wada.png|
* Age unknown
* Customer
* Medical personnel (?)}}
{{people|Meisuke Ozumi|Meisuke Ozumi.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Beika University third year student}}
{{people|Yui Yamashita|Yui Yamashita.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Beika University third year student}}
{{people|Tengo Anzai|Tengo Anzai.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed - injured)
* 20 years old
* Beika University third year student}}
{{people|Minoru Nagatsuka|Minoru Nagatsuka.jpg|
* 20 years old
* Beika University third year student}}
{{people|Imada|Nurse.png|
* Nurse}}
{{people|Man|Man8.png|
* In Kinza with his girlfriend}}
{{people|Woman|EP886-Woman.jpg|
* In Kinza with her boyfriend}}
{{endBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Meisuke Ozumi.''' He stabbed the victim out of jealously that he was too close to his girlfriend. The trick he used to see through the peephole was to put tape on it to flatten the surface of the frosted glass to see. He also practiced himself in his house to stab in the dark at his drama club's room and even drew sketches of the setting in cafe Poirot in his notebook. To avoid getting blood on himself, he wrapped his arm around toilet paper and put the toilet paper's roll around the knife to limit the quantity of blood to splatter and directed the knife towards Heiji and Conan so that was why they got blood on themselves. Before the lights opened, he flushed the toilet paper, put the roll to its place back and retrieved the tape on the peephole. Amuro remarked that the toilet paper roll was a bit odd and seemed to have been forced. The truth is that Tengo is actually the half-sibling of Ozumi's girlfriend Yui. The victim, Tengo, even recorded a birthday message for Ozumi telling the truth about his relationship with Yui. This was kept a secret because it would cause a career-ending disaster for Yui's father, who is a dietman, for having fathered a lovechild. Heiji found the truth because of the hint Momiji ordered Iori to reveal and she also heard a scratch of the tape on the peephole when Anzai was stabbed. After Yui revealed the truth, Ozumi bursts into tears and receives a phone call from Anzai that told him that it hurt when he stabbed him.

=== Aftermath ===
It's revealed that 'Shinichi Wada' is actually Muga Iori, the butler of Momiji Ooka's family. He went to Poirot on Momiji's orders to observe Heiji. He mentions to Momiji that while Heiji is interested in another girl, it shouldn't prove a problem for Momiji. He also promised that he will do his best to support her.</spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
* When Heiji and Conan talk about how he confessed his love to Ran in London, Heiji admits that he wants to find a cool line to say to Kazuha when he confesses to her. This was not in the manga.
* In the anime, after discovering the suspects don't have blood on their hands, Hattori curses to himself and says: "Why do all these cases have to be so hard?". This was not in the manga.
* In the anime, Kogoro sneezes when Conan and Heiji speak about him.
* In the manga, Takagi tells Inspector Megure that, in a [[The Tokyo-Style Detective Show Next Door|recent case]], the culprit had used daikon to make blood disappear. However, due to planning issues, that case was adapted into anime two months after this case was adapted, so the dialogue was cut from the anime version.

== Trivia ==
* The names of the suspects come from theater<ref>{{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>:
:* {{nihongo|Meisuke Ozumi|大積明輔|Ōdzumi Meisuke}} comes from {{nihongo|last act|大詰め|ōdzume}};
:* {{nihongo|Yui Yamashita|山下唯|Yamashita Yui}} comes from {{nihongo|climax|山場|yamaba}};
:* {{nihongo|Tengo Anzai|安斉典悟|Anzai Tengo}} comes from {{nihongo|blackout|暗転|anten}};
:* {{nihongo|Minoru Nagatsuka|永塚稔|Nagatsuka Minoru}} comes from "tsukami" (掴み), the act of grasping the audience's attention.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}
<gallery widths=150px perrow=5>
File:EP885 1.jpeg|
</gallery>

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|Resolent misteris al Cafè Poirot|Solving mysteries at the Poirot Café}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Résolution d'énigme au café Poirot|Enigma resolution at Poirot Café}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ไขปริศนาที่ร้านปัวโรต์|Solving mystery at the Poirot Café}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Giải quyết bí ẩn trong quán Poirot|Solving Mystery at the Poirot Café}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 22]]

{{Season 22}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akane Imada]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Keiko Sasaki]]

[[de:Episode 885]]
[[zh:TV885]]

The Detective Boys Become Models

2026-10-22T22:24:48Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Trivia */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 912
| int-episode = 967
| image = TV Episode 912.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|モデルになった探偵団}} (Moderu ni natta tantei-dan)
| rating = 7.5%
| Filler case number = #299
| airdate = September 8, 2018
| season = [[Season 23|23]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Detective Boys]] [[Miwako Sato]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mouri]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Wataru Takagi]]
| next-conan-hint = Canvas
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| screenplay = [[Toyoto Kogiso]]
| storyboard = [[Masaki Ozora]]
| producer = [[Takanori Yano]]
| animation-director = [[Seiji Muta]] (supervisor) [[Akio Kawamura]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Kyoko Yoshimi]] (sub-character) [[Kanako Ono]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = [[BIG BANG]]
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]], [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Atsuko Yuya]] as [[Miwako Sato]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Yoshiko Okamoto]] as [[Kinuko Kitasono]] [[Jin Domon]] as [[Kengo Higashio]] [[Yuko Inoue]] as [[Shizu Minamida]] [[Minoru Shiraishi]] as [[Daiki Nishiyama]] [[Katsuyoshi Toya]] as Retiree [[Jun'ichi Sugawara]] as Train station employee
| opening-song = Countdown
| closing-song = Sadame
| prev-episode = The Job Request from Inspector Megure
| next-episode = Conan Kidnapped
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|モデルになった探偵団|Moderu ni natta tantei-dan}} is the 912th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP912 case.png
| location = Seiho's Art Studio
| victim = Seiho Kitasono
| age = 72 years old
| time = 3:10-3:40 PM
| cause-death = Blunt force trauma to the head
| suspects = Kengo Higashio, Kinuko Kitasono, Shizu Minamida, and Daiki Nishiyama
| description = One of Kitasono's apprentice found him dead as he went to visit him in the afternoon.
}}

=== People ===
{{beginBox}}
{{people|[[Seiho Kitasono]]|Seiho Kitasono.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 72 years old
* Famous painter}}
{{people|[[Kengo Higashio]]|Kengo Higashio.jpg|
* 33 years old
* Seiho's apprentice}}
{{people|[[Kinuko Kitasono]]|Kinuko Kitasono.jpg|
* 60 years old
* Seiho's wife}}
{{people|[[Shizu Minamida]]|Shizu Minamida.jpg|
* 55 years old
* Housekeeper}}
{{people|[[Daiki Nishiyama]]|Daiki Nishiyama.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Seiho's apprentice}}
{{people|Woman #1|EP912 Woman1.jpg|
* Mitsuboshi Department Store clerk}}
{{people|Woman #2|EP912 Woman2.jpg|
* Mitsuboshi Department Store clerk}}
{{people|Man #1|EP912 Man1.jpg|
* Okuho Lake resident
* Retiree}}
{{people|Man #2|EP912 Man2.jpg|
* Okuho Lake Train Station employee}}
{{people|Dog|EP912 Dog.jpg|
* Old man's pet dog}}
{{endBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>As the last pieces of the puzzle got together, Conan and Takagi found the truth. Takagi first calls Megure telling him '''Daiki Nishiyama''''s alibi fell apart at the same time the suspect was in interrogation room. This was how the criminal fabricated his alibi. First, he made his painting a week earlier from the prior case but the painting wasn't enough to prove an alibi so he decided to come to the scene yesterday use the kids as models so the alibi would be solidified. He just added the kids on top of the one-week-old painting but there was something that shouldn't have been there: the tree that was cut down last week and the barricade tape that surrounded it, which can be visible on the painting. He then returned to the station and vandalized the crossing gate to delay the train.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Vandalism
| image = EP912 case2.png
| location = Okuho Lake Station
| time = 1:17 PM
| suspects = Daiki Nishiyama
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = He vandalized the crossing gate by blocking it with rocks.
}}

He waited for the sign to change since it changes when the train is supposed to depart even if it hasn't and boarded the train making people suspect he took the train at 2:02 PM which would make sense that he couldn't have killed Seiho. Because he boarded the 1:17 PM train, he was able to take the express train from Aohata Station at 1:55 PM which would leave him just enough time to commit his crime. He then struck Seiho with the bust and killed him. Obliged to confess, he tells it wasn't his fault since he made people pay in exchange for selecting them as winners and Daiki couldn't afford it and always lost. Megure then tells Daiki even if he was passionate for painting and to make children happy, he betrayed the children that modeled for him. He deceived his audience and used them to commit a murder. Nishiyama then regrets his actions and starts to cry.

==== Aftermath ====
To award the Detective Boys, Takagi bought food for them but Ayumi and Mitsuhiko went jealous after Takagi didn't buy ice cream for them so he came back to buy some at the station. Unfortunately for him, he missed the train. Later, Conan laughs saying Japan has the world's most punctual trains at the same time Ayumi and Mitsuhiko asked where their ice creams had disappeared.</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* One of the police cars in the parking of the victim's studio is a Toyota HiAce Fifth generation 2014. It has the same license plate has two police cars in [[Mystery of the Burning Tent]] and [[The Job Request from Inspector Megure]].
* The busts in Seiho's workshop are digitized pictures. One of the busts represents French playwright Molière.
* The surnames of the characters are based on the different cardinal positions on Earth: Kengo Higashio (東尾 where the 東 intends to mean East - Higashi), Kinuko and Seiho Kitasono (北園 where the 北 intends to mean North - Kita), Daiki Nishiyama (西山 where the 西 intends to mean West - Nishi) and Shizu Minamida (南田 where the 南 intends to mean South - Minami).
* A slight production mistake occur in the episode when, in the scene Takagi talks to Megure in the woods, we can notice that the background had been cut.
* The Cheetah Delivery company reappears in this episode.
* This is the last anime-original episode written by [[Toyoto Kogiso]], prior to his passing in 2026.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|Els de la lliga de detectius júnior fan de models|The detective boys work as models}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Les Detective boys, modèles d'une toile|The detective boys, models of a canvas}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ชมรมนักสืบเยาวชนเป็นแบบวาดรูป|The Detective Boys is a painting model}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Đội thám tử nhí trở thành người mẫu|The Detective Boys Become Models}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 23}}

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

[[de:Episode 912]]
[[zh:TV912]]

Template:Games

2026-10-15T23:35:18Z

DavidHolandaOne:

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| width="130" align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Super NoteClub'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan (Super NoteClub game)|Detective Conan]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan Episode 2 (Super NoteClub game)|Detective Conan Episode 2]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan Episode 3 (Super NoteClub game)|Detective Conan Episode 3]]''
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| width="130" align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''WonderSwan'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%;" | ''[[Detective Conan: The Magician's Challenge Letter!]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Western Detective's Greatest Crisis!?]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Imperial Princess of Twilight]]''
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| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Game Boy'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan: The Underground Amusement Park Murder Case]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Suspicious Gorgeous Train]]''
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| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Game Boy Color'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%" | ''[[Detective Conan: The Mechanical Temple Murder Case]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Legend of the Treasure of Strange Rock Island]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Cursed Sea Route]]''
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| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Game Boy Advance'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan: The Targeted Detective]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Dawn Monument]]''
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| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Nintendo DS'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%" | ''[[Detective Conan: Detective Power Trainer]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Missing Professor and the Spot-the-Difference Tower]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan & Kindaichi Case Files: Chance Meeting of Two Great Detectives]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Blue Jewel's Rondo]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Prelude from the Past]]'' • ''[[Shounen Sunday x Shounen Magazine: Enthusiasm! Dream Nine]]'' • ''[[Shounen Sunday x Shounen Magazine: White Comic]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Nintendo 3DS'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan: Marionette Symphony]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Phantom Rhapsody]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Nintendo Wii'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%" | ''[[Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Nintendo Switch'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan Skateboard Run: Phantom Thief Kid and the Mysterious Treasures]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Playstation 1'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%" | ''[[Detective Conan (Playstation Game)|Detective Conan]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Great Deduction of Three People]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Greatest Partner]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: THE Board Game]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Trick Trick vol. 1]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Playstation 2'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan: Legacy of the British Empire]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Playstation Portable'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%" | ''[[Detective Conan: Prelude from the Past]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Mobile'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan: Escape from the Mansion]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Phantom Thief VS Two Detectives]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Escape! House of the Silver Blaze]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Nara Traveling Mystery ~The Manyo Travelers~]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Tall Porcelain Doll]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Blue Jewel's Rondo]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Prelude from the Past]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Mystery Town]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan Runner: Race to the Truth]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Advanced Pico Beena'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%" | ''[[Detective Conan: Complete Mystery! Mysteries of Numbers and Shapes]]''
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Template:Games

2026-10-15T23:33:47Z

DavidHolandaOne:

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! colspan="2" align="center" style="background-color:#5985AE; font-size:95%; padding: 1px 5px 1px 8px" | <div class="noprint plainlinks navbar" style="float: left; width:6em; text-align:left; font-weight: normal; font-size: xx-small">{{vde|Template:Games|color=#fff}}</div> [[Games|''Detective Conan'' Games]]
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| width="130" align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Super NoteClub'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan (Super NoteClub game)|Detective Conan]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan Episode 2 (Super NoteClub game)|Detective Conan Episode 2]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan Episode 3 (Super NoteClub game)|Detective Conan Episode 3]]''
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| width="130" align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''WonderSwan'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan: The Magician's Challenge Letter!]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Western Detective's Greatest Crisis!?]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Imperial Princess of Twilight]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Game Boy'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%" | ''[[Detective Conan: The Underground Amusement Park Murder Case]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Suspicious Gorgeous Train]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Game Boy Color'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan: The Mechanical Temple Murder Case]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Legend of the Treasure of Strange Rock Island]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Cursed Sea Route]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Game Boy Advance'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%" | ''[[Detective Conan: The Targeted Detective]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Dawn Monument]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Nintendo DS'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan: Detective Power Trainer]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Missing Professor and the Spot-the-Difference Tower]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan & Kindaichi Case Files: Chance Meeting of Two Great Detectives]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Blue Jewel's Rondo]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Prelude from the Past]]'' • ''[[Shounen Sunday x Shounen Magazine: Enthusiasm! Dream Nine]]'' • ''[[Shounen Sunday x Shounen Magazine: White Comic]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Nintendo 3DS'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%" | ''[[Detective Conan: Marionette Symphony]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Phantom Rhapsody]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Nintendo Wii'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Nintendo Switch'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%" | ''[[Detective Conan Skateboard Run: Phantom Thief Kid and the Mysterious Treasures]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Playstation 1'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan (Playstation Game)|Detective Conan]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Great Deduction of Three People]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Greatest Partner]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: THE Board Game]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Trick Trick vol. 1]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Playstation 2'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%" | ''[[Detective Conan: Legacy of the British Empire]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Playstation Portable'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan: Prelude from the Past]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Mobile'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%" | ''[[Detective Conan: Escape from the Mansion]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Phantom Thief VS Two Detectives]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Escape! House of the Silver Blaze]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Nara Traveling Mystery ~The Manyo Travelers~]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Tall Porcelain Doll]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: The Blue Jewel's Rondo]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Prelude from the Past]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan: Mystery Town]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain]]'' • ''[[Detective Conan Runner: Race to the Truth]]''
|-
| align="right" style="font-size:90%; background-color:#99CCFF; padding-right: 5px" | '''Advanced Pico Beena'''
| style="padding-left: 5px; font-size:90%; background:#f0f0f0" | ''[[Detective Conan: Complete Mystery! Mysteries of Numbers and Shapes]]''
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2026-10-15T23:31:38Z

DavidHolandaOne:

Detective Conan Episode 3 (Super NoteClub game)

2026-10-15T23:31:19Z

DavidHolandaOne: Created page with "{{stub}} {{InfoBox Game | game = 2 | image = SuperNoteClub3.jpg | title = Detective Conan Episode 3 | english-title = | japanese-title = Meitantei Conan Episōdo 3 (名探偵コナンエピソード3) | release-date = {{flagicon|Japan}} 1999 | genre = Mystery Adventure | system = Super NoteClub | age-range = | playing-time = | developer = | designer..."

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{{InfoBox Game
| game = 2
| image = SuperNoteClub3.jpg
| title = Detective Conan Episode 3
| english-title =
| japanese-title = Meitantei Conan Episōdo 3 (名探偵コナンエピソード3)
| release-date = {{flagicon|Japan}} 1999
| genre = Mystery Adventure
| system = Super NoteClub
| age-range =
| playing-time =
| developer =
| designer =
| illustrator =
| publisher = Bandai
| website =
| prev-game = Detective Conan Episode 2 (Super NoteClub game)
| next-game =
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''Detective Conan Episode 3'''|名探偵コナンエピソード3|Meitantei Conan Episōdo 3}} is the third and final game released for the Bandai Super NoteClub and Super NoteClub EX. It was released exclusively in Japan on 1999. It was sold at 3,800 yens.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
}}
{{clearleft}}

== Plot ==
=== Royal Family Curse Murder Case ===
=== Snake Lady Murder Case ===
=== The Seraphim's Eye Theft Threat Case ===

== Gameplay ==

== Gallery ==

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

== References ==
<references/>

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Super NoteClub games]]
{{Games}}

File:SuperNoteClub2.jpg

2026-10-15T23:27:55Z

DavidHolandaOne:

Detective Conan Episode 2 (Super NoteClub game)

2026-10-15T23:27:38Z

DavidHolandaOne: Created page with "{{stub}} {{InfoBox Game | game = 2 | image = SuperNoteClub2.jpg | title = Detective Conan Episode 2 | english-title = | japanese-title = Meitantei Conan Episōdo 2 (名探偵コナンエピソード2) | release-date = {{flagicon|Japan}} 1998 | genre = Mystery Adventure | system = Super NoteClub | age-range = | playing-time = | developer = | designer..."

{{stub}}
{{InfoBox Game
| game = 2
| image = SuperNoteClub2.jpg
| title = Detective Conan Episode 2
| english-title =
| japanese-title = Meitantei Conan Episōdo 2 (名探偵コナンエピソード2)
| release-date = {{flagicon|Japan}} 1998
| genre = Mystery Adventure
| system = Super NoteClub
| age-range =
| playing-time =
| developer =
| designer =
| illustrator =
| publisher = Bandai
| website =
| prev-game = Detective Conan (Super NoteClub game)
| next-game = Detective Conan Episode 3 (Super NoteClub game)
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''Detective Conan'''|名探偵コナンエピソード2|Meitantei Conan Episōdo 2}} is the second game released for the Bandai Super NoteClub and Super NoteClub EX. It was released exclusively in Japan on 1998. It was sold at 3,800 yens.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
}}
{{clearleft}}

== Plot ==
=== Model Enthusiast Murder Case ===
=== The Mysterious Locked Room Murder Case ===
=== Ran Mouri Kidnapping Case ===
=== Hotel Bombing Case ===

== Gameplay ==

== Gallery ==

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

== References ==
<references/>

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Super NoteClub games]]
{{Games}}

Detective Conan (Super NoteClub game)

2026-10-15T23:22:40Z

DavidHolandaOne:

{{stub}}
{{InfoBox Game
| game = 1
| image = SuperNoteClub1.jpg
| title = Detective Conan
| english-title =
| japanese-title = Meitantei Conan (名探偵コナン)
| release-date = {{flagicon|Japan}} 1997
| genre = Mystery Adventure
| system = Super NoteClub
| age-range =
| playing-time =
| developer =
| designer =
| illustrator =
| publisher = Bandai
| website =
| prev-game =
| next-game = Detective Conan Episode 2 (Super NoteClub game)
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''Detective Conan'''|名探偵コナン|Meitantei Konan}} is the first game released for the Bandai Super NoteClub and Super NoteClub EX. It was released exclusively in Japan on 1997. It was sold at 3,800 yens.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
}}
{{clearleft}}

== Plot ==
=== Tea Ceremony Room Murder Case ===
=== The Circuit Murder Case ===
=== Music Room Murder Case ===
=== Coded Message Murder Case ===

== Gameplay ==

== Gallery ==

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

== References ==
<references/>

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Super NoteClub games]]
{{Games}}

File:SuperNoteClub1.jpg

2026-10-15T23:22:10Z

DavidHolandaOne:

Detective Conan (Super NoteClub game)

2026-10-15T23:21:42Z

DavidHolandaOne:

{{stub}}
{{InfoBox Game
| game = 1
| image = SuperNoteClub1.jpg
| title = Detective Conan
| english-title =
| japanese-title = Meitantei Conan (名探偵コナン)
| release-date = {{flagicon|Japan}} 1997
| genre = Mystery Adventure
| system = Super NoteClub
| age-range =
| playing-time =
| developer = Bandai
| designer =
| illustrator =
| publisher = Bandai
| website =
| prev-game =
| next-game = Detective Conan Episode 2 (Super NoteClub game)
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''Detective Conan'''|名探偵コナン|Meitantei Konan}} is the first game released for the Bandai Super NoteClub and Super NoteClub EX. It was released exclusively in Japan on 1997. It was sold at 3,800 yens.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
}}
{{clearleft}}

== Plot ==
=== Tea Ceremony Room Murder Case ===
=== The Circuit Murder Case ===
=== Music Room Murder Case ===
=== Coded Message Murder Case ===

== Gameplay ==

== Gallery ==

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

== References ==
<references/>

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Super NoteClub games]]
{{Games}}

Detective Conan (Super NoteClub game)

2026-10-15T23:21:27Z

DavidHolandaOne: Created page with "{{stub}} {{InfoBox Game | game = 1 | image = SuperNoteClub1.jpg | title = Detective Conan | english-title = | japanese-title = Meitantei Conan (名探偵コナン) | release-date = {{flagicon|Japan}} 1997 | genre = Mystery Adventure | system = Super NoteClub Super NoteClub EX | age-range = | playing-time = | developer = Bandai | designer..."

{{stub}}
{{InfoBox Game
| game = 1
| image = SuperNoteClub1.jpg
| title = Detective Conan
| english-title =
| japanese-title = Meitantei Conan (名探偵コナン)
| release-date = {{flagicon|Japan}} 1997
| genre = Mystery Adventure
| system = Super NoteClub Super NoteClub EX
| age-range =
| playing-time =
| developer = Bandai
| designer =
| illustrator =
| publisher = Bandai
| website =
| prev-game =
| next-game = Detective Conan Episode 2 (Super NoteClub game)
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''Detective Conan'''|名探偵コナン|Meitantei Konan}} is the first game released for the Bandai Super NoteClub and Super NoteClub EX. It was released exclusively in Japan on 1997. It was sold at 3,800 yens.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
}}
{{clearleft}}

== Plot ==
=== Tea Ceremony Room Murder Case ===
=== The Circuit Murder Case ===
=== Music Room Murder Case ===
=== Coded Message Murder Case ===

== Gameplay ==

== Gallery ==

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

== References ==
<references/>

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Super NoteClub games]]
{{Games}}

Games

2026-10-15T23:11:41Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* List of games by platform */

Several games based on the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' series have been produced on many platforms. The majority of them have only been released in Japan,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/名探偵コナン#ゲーム|accessdate=2011-05-07|publisher=Wikipedia|title=名探偵コナン}}</ref> though some of them have received unofficial fan translations to other languages.

For games based on the ''[[Yaiba]]'' series, see [[Yaiba Games|''Yaiba'' Games]].

== List of games by platform ==
=== Super NoteClub ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan (Super NoteClub game)]]''
| 1997
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan Episode 2 (Super NoteClub game)]]''
| 1998
|-
| 3
| ''[[Detective Conan Episode 3 (Super NoteClub game)]]''
| 1999
|}

=== WonderSwan ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Magician's Challenge Letter!]]''
| August 5, 1999
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Western Detective's Greatest Crisis!?]]''
| July 27, 2000
|-
| 3
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Imperial Princess of Twilight]]''
| April 5, 2001
|}

=== Game Boy ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Underground Amusement Park Murder Case]]''{{note|group="N"|Has received a French fan translation patch.}}
| December 27, 1996
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Suspicious Gorgeous Train]]''
| August 7, 1998
|}

=== Game Boy Color ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Mechanical Temple Murder Case]]''{{note|group="N"|name="English"|Has received an English fan translation patch.}}
| February 25, 2000
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: Legend of the Treasure of Strange Rock Island]]''{{note|group="N"|name="English"}}
| March 31, 2000
|-
| 3
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Cursed Sea Route]]''
| June 1, 2001
|}

=== Game Boy Advance ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Targeted Detective]]''
| July 25, 2003
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Dawn Monument]]''
| April 21, 2005
|}

=== Playstation ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan (Playstation Game)|Detective Conan]]''
| November 19, 1998
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Great Deduction of Three People]]''
| August 10, 2000
|-
| 3
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Greatest Partner]]''
| April 25, 2002
|-
| 4
| ''[[Detective Conan: THE Board Game]]''
| August 29, 2002
|-
| 5
| ''[[Detective Conan: Trick Trick vol. 1]]''
| April 17, 2003
|}

=== Playstation 2 ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: Legacy of the British Empire]]''{{note|group="N"|name="English"}}
| November 18, 2004
|}

=== Playstation Portable ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: Prelude from the Past]]''
| April 19, 2012
|}

=== Nintendo DS ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: Detective Power Trainer]]''
| April 5, 2007
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Missing Professor and the Spot-the-Difference Tower]]''
| April 3, 2008
|-
| 3
| ''[[Detective Conan & Kindaichi Case Files: Chance Meeting of Two Great Detectives]]''{{note|group="N"|name="English"}}
| February 5, 2009
|-
| 4
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Blue Jewel's Rondo]]''
| April 21, 2011
|-
| 5
| ''[[Detective Conan: Prelude from the Past]]''
| April 19, 2012
|-
| 6
| ''[[Shounen Sunday x Shounen Magazine: Enthusiasm! Dream Nine]]''
| February 26, 2009
|-
| 7
| ''[[Shounen Sunday x Shounen Magazine: White Comic]]''
| October 15, 2009
|}

=== Nintendo 3DS ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: Marionette Symphony]]''
| April 25, 2013
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: Phantom Rhapsody]]''
| April 17, 2014
|}

=== Wii ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! rowspan="2" width="5%" | No.
! rowspan="2" width="65%" | Title
! colspan="2" width="30%" | Release Date
|-
! width="15%" | Japanese
! width="15%" | European
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation]]''
| May 17, 2007
| May 1, 2009
|}

=== Nintendo Switch ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan Skateboard Run: Phantom Thief Kid and the Mysterious Treasures]]''
| April 11th, 2019
|}

=== Mobile Phones ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: Escape from the Mansion]]''
| March 18, 2009
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: Phantom Thief VS Two Detectives]]''
| March 8, 2011
|-
| 3
| ''[[Detective Conan: Escape! House of the Silver Blaze]]''
| June 30, 2011
|-
| 4
| ''[[Detective Conan: Nara Traveling Mystery ~The Manyo Travelers~]]''
| December 20, 2010 (Cellphone) September 12, 2012 (iOS)
|-
| 5
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Tall Porcelain Doll]]''
| October 27, 2011
|-
| 6
| ''[[Detective Conan: Silver Murderous Intent]]''
| 2011
|-
| 7
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Blue Jewel's Rondo]]''
| April 21, 2011
|-
| 8
| ''[[Detective Conan: Prelude from the Past]]''
| April 19, 2012
|-
| 9
| ''[[Detective Conan: Mystery Town]]''
| April 14, 2015
|-
| 10
| ''[[Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain]]''
| March 28th, 2018
|-
| 11
| ''[[Detective Conan Runner: Race to the Truth]]''
| April 10th, 2019
|}

=== Advanced Pico Beena ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: Complete Mystery! Mysteries of Numbers and Shapes]]''
| February 11, 2006
|}

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

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

{{Games}}

[[Category:Games]]
[[Category:General Information]]

[[de:Videospiele]]
[[fr:Jeux]]
[[zh:名侦探柯南游戏]]

Games

2026-10-15T23:10:59Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Advanced Pico Beena */

Several games based on the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' series have been produced on many platforms. The majority of them have only been released in Japan,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/名探偵コナン#ゲーム|accessdate=2011-05-07|publisher=Wikipedia|title=名探偵コナン}}</ref> though some of them have received unofficial fan translations to other languages.

For games based on the ''[[Yaiba]]'' series, see [[Yaiba Games|''Yaiba'' Games]].

== List of games by platform ==
=== WonderSwan ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Magician's Challenge Letter!]]''
| August 5, 1999
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Western Detective's Greatest Crisis!?]]''
| July 27, 2000
|-
| 3
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Imperial Princess of Twilight]]''
| April 5, 2001
|}

=== Game Boy ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Underground Amusement Park Murder Case]]''{{note|group="N"|Has received a French fan translation patch.}}
| December 27, 1996
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Suspicious Gorgeous Train]]''
| August 7, 1998
|}

=== Game Boy Color ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Mechanical Temple Murder Case]]''{{note|group="N"|name="English"|Has received an English fan translation patch.}}
| February 25, 2000
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: Legend of the Treasure of Strange Rock Island]]''{{note|group="N"|name="English"}}
| March 31, 2000
|-
| 3
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Cursed Sea Route]]''
| June 1, 2001
|}

=== Game Boy Advance ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Targeted Detective]]''
| July 25, 2003
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Dawn Monument]]''
| April 21, 2005
|}

=== Playstation ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan (Playstation Game)|Detective Conan]]''
| November 19, 1998
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Great Deduction of Three People]]''
| August 10, 2000
|-
| 3
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Greatest Partner]]''
| April 25, 2002
|-
| 4
| ''[[Detective Conan: THE Board Game]]''
| August 29, 2002
|-
| 5
| ''[[Detective Conan: Trick Trick vol. 1]]''
| April 17, 2003
|}

=== Playstation 2 ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: Legacy of the British Empire]]''{{note|group="N"|name="English"}}
| November 18, 2004
|}

=== Playstation Portable ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: Prelude from the Past]]''
| April 19, 2012
|}

=== Nintendo DS ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: Detective Power Trainer]]''
| April 5, 2007
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Missing Professor and the Spot-the-Difference Tower]]''
| April 3, 2008
|-
| 3
| ''[[Detective Conan & Kindaichi Case Files: Chance Meeting of Two Great Detectives]]''{{note|group="N"|name="English"}}
| February 5, 2009
|-
| 4
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Blue Jewel's Rondo]]''
| April 21, 2011
|-
| 5
| ''[[Detective Conan: Prelude from the Past]]''
| April 19, 2012
|-
| 6
| ''[[Shounen Sunday x Shounen Magazine: Enthusiasm! Dream Nine]]''
| February 26, 2009
|-
| 7
| ''[[Shounen Sunday x Shounen Magazine: White Comic]]''
| October 15, 2009
|}

=== Nintendo 3DS ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: Marionette Symphony]]''
| April 25, 2013
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: Phantom Rhapsody]]''
| April 17, 2014
|}

=== Wii ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! rowspan="2" width="5%" | No.
! rowspan="2" width="65%" | Title
! colspan="2" width="30%" | Release Date
|-
! width="15%" | Japanese
! width="15%" | European
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation]]''
| May 17, 2007
| May 1, 2009
|}

=== Nintendo Switch ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan Skateboard Run: Phantom Thief Kid and the Mysterious Treasures]]''
| April 11th, 2019
|}

=== Mobile Phones ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: Escape from the Mansion]]''
| March 18, 2009
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan: Phantom Thief VS Two Detectives]]''
| March 8, 2011
|-
| 3
| ''[[Detective Conan: Escape! House of the Silver Blaze]]''
| June 30, 2011
|-
| 4
| ''[[Detective Conan: Nara Traveling Mystery ~The Manyo Travelers~]]''
| December 20, 2010 (Cellphone) September 12, 2012 (iOS)
|-
| 5
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Tall Porcelain Doll]]''
| October 27, 2011
|-
| 6
| ''[[Detective Conan: Silver Murderous Intent]]''
| 2011
|-
| 7
| ''[[Detective Conan: The Blue Jewel's Rondo]]''
| April 21, 2011
|-
| 8
| ''[[Detective Conan: Prelude from the Past]]''
| April 19, 2012
|-
| 9
| ''[[Detective Conan: Mystery Town]]''
| April 14, 2015
|-
| 10
| ''[[Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain]]''
| March 28th, 2018
|-
| 11
| ''[[Detective Conan Runner: Race to the Truth]]''
| April 10th, 2019
|}

=== Advanced Pico Beena ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan: Complete Mystery! Mysteries of Numbers and Shapes]]''
| February 11, 2006
|}

=== Super NoteClub ===
{| class="wikitable volumetable" style="text-align:center" width="100%"
! width="5%" | No.
! width="65%" | Title
! width="30%" | Release Date
|-
| 1
| ''[[Detective Conan (Super NoteClub game)]]''
| 1997
|-
| 2
| ''[[Detective Conan Episode 2 (Super NoteClub game)]]''
| 1998
|-
| 3
| ''[[Detective Conan Episode 3 (Super NoteClub game)]]''
| 1999
|}

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

=== References ===
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Fumimaro Ayanokoji

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| name = Fumimaro Ayanokoji
| japanese-name = {{lang|ja|綾小路文麿}} (Ayanokōji Fumimaro)
| english-name = Fumimaro Ayanokoji (Bangzoom)
| image = Fumimaro Ayanokoji Profile.jpg
| age = 28
| gender = Male
| date-of-birth =
| relatives = [[Maro]] (pet chipmunk)
| occupation = Police Inspector
| status = Alive
| nicknames = Inspector Ojaru
| first-appearance = Anime: [[Crossroad in the Ancient Capital|Movie 7]] Manga: [[Volume 94#File 1001 - The Crimson Demon|File 1001]]
| appearances = {{:Fumimaro Ayanokoji Appearances}}
| cases-solved = 0
| keyhole = [[Volume 95]]
| japanese-voice = [[Ryotaro Okiayu]]
| english-voice = [[Doug Erholtz]] (Bang Zoom!) [[Clay Cartland]] (Macias Group)
| footnotes =
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{{nihongo|'''Fumimaro Ayanokoji'''|綾小路文麿|Ayanokōji Fumimaro}} is a character in the anime and later manga franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

== Background ==
[[File:Suzu Chika movie.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ayanokoji, Maro, and Chikasuzu.]]
Fumimaro Ayanokoji is the head inspector from Kyoto Prefectural Police. He is known to be polite and snarky, as well as of noble descent from a [[Wikipedia: Kuge|Kuge]] family, and is called {{nihongo|"Inspector Ojaru"|おじゃる警部|Ojaru-keibu}}.<ref>"Ojaru" is a manner of speech used by wealthy people.</ref> He has no close friends, with the sole exception is [[Maro]], the cute little chipmunk who carries everywhere in his jacket pocket and even changed his phone wallpaper from a chipmunk for him. He was supposedly a school mate and rival of [[Ninzaburo Shiratori|Shiratori]], but the latter doesn't approve of that. He lives in the ancient district of Higashiyama.<ref>The license plate of his car, a Bianco Ghiaccio 2006 Alfa Romeo Brera 1750 TBi, in the anime version is "東山 302, よ 11-17" (Higashiyama 302, Yo 11-17).</ref> He speaks the Kyoto dialect and usually uses sophisticated language. He is said to be a rather competent and intelligent inspector, which is the reason why he has been promoted so quickly two years before. He disposes of a wide range of staff for investigating and stays punctual. He is clearly infatuated with Chikasuzu, a 19-year-old maiko, but it's unknown if it was just simple affectionate or not.

== Personality ==
He is a rather materialistic inspector, as well as snobbish, always determining the truth on cases and not just basing himself on circumstancial evidence. He reflects everything that is odd to him, like the fact that [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] hasn't met him despite knowing him. He stays truely attached to his pet chipmunk, which is his only best friend, and they are undetachable, although people judge it weird. In general, he stays serious, always remains friendly and expresses himself politely, but occasionally also shows a sarcastic streak, doesn't liking when people interfere with his stuff, like he was nervous when [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]] tried to investigate on Chikazusu–whom he shows affectionate. Furthermore, just like [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] and Shiratori, discovering that Enkai, an old chief priest, is her biological father, he became furious and defined him: "That dirty priest!" He is afraid by Tengu's stories and doesn't like archery. He is impressed by [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]'s high intelligence and appreciates his help, knowing that he can be crucial help just like Heiji, often allowing him to investigate and tamper by himself, not like other regular policemen. Conversely, Conan also feels him to be an intelligent inspector and being able to handle cases by himself. Although being not on duty, he still investigates, proving his devotion to the police. Even in stressful situations, he always keeps a cool head.

== Appearance ==
He has light brown, short hair that always wears slicked back. However, two strands are sticking out. His eyes are very small and narrow like a fox, the eyebrows are short and dark brown. In the manga, his hair and eyebrows are significantly lighter and tend towards golden brown in color. He always wears a gray suit.

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{{appellations|Hyoue Kuroda||Kuroda Hyoue-keishi}}
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== Plot overview ==
=== Crimson School Trip Case (Manga: [[Volume 94|1001]]-[[Volume 95|1004]], Anime: [[The Scarlet School Trip|927-928]]) ===
A mysterious murder occurs during Ran and Shinichi's class trip to Kyoto. When Ayanokoji arrives, he first looks at the crime scene and discovers. [[Masumi Sera|Masumi]] immediately notices his chipmunk, which has now become his trademark. He is happy to meet Shinichi and Heiji for the first time, agreeing to cooperate with them and Masumi. Since it's a prominent victim and the witnesses are well-known, he doesn't want to reveal the murder to the public so quickly. Later, he himself witnesses how a person is supposedly attacked by a Tengu in his hotel room. After this event, he and Heiji interrogate the witnesses at a restaurant in town, but are disturbed by commotion on the streets of Kyoto. While they are taking care of it, there is another murder. Now he is questioning the witnesses again, hoping to finally get some useful information. This gives investigators clues about the past of the suspects and the victims. Shinichi sees through the case. On his orders, he sends the suspects to their hotel rooms and allows one of them to sneak out of the hotel and drive to the Kiyomizu-dera Temple. There, the culprit pushes him off the temple's terrace, but he, following Shinichi's instructions, had an air cushion placed under the terrace, which saved his life. In addition to Shinichi, Masumi, and Heiji, the Kyoto police were also present at the temple. With their old school uniforms, he and his colleagues disguised themselves as students on a school trip to lull the perpetrator into security. He arrests the perpetrator and takes him away.

=== Search for Maria-chan! (Anime: [[Search for Maria-chan!|941-942]]) ===

=== Detective Play Director Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 102#Detective Play Director Murder Case|1089-1090]], Anime: [[Momiji Ooka's Sweet Trap|1135-1136]]) ===

== Non-canon plot overview ==
=== Crossroad in the Ancient Capital (Movie: [[Crossroad in the Ancient Capital|7]]) ===
He is with his chipmunk at a press conference held by the police on a series of murders in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. [[Miwako Sato|Sato]] and [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] talk about him in the background. His first encounter with Heiji and Conan is accidental. He recognizes Heiji and makes it clear to him that amateurs in Kyoto have to stay out of the police investigation, sending him away. As the investigation progresses, the relationship between Heiji, Conan, and Kogoro becomes strained, leading to Kogoro suspecting him of being an accomplice of the killer. Kogoro wants to prove that Ayanokoji and Suzu worked together. At the end of the fall, however, peace is restored and the two detectives gain his trust by working together. [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] is reluctant to say goodbye to the chipmunk. When he then says he can't give up his best friend, Ayumi asks the stunned one if he doesn't have any human friends.

=== The Raven Chaser (Movie: [[The Raven Chaser|13]]) ===
During a police conference about the recent murders, he calls Shiratori to relay his findings. He has decoded the last message from one of the victims and also says that Heiji is already dealing with this case two hours before. Through his investigation, it turns out that all of the victims were in the same hotel where a fire raged two years ago. He also knows about the suspect, who is investigating the fire.

=== The Missing Sweets in the Old Shop (Anime: [[The Missing Sweets in the Old Shop|694]]) ===
Kogoro, [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], Conan, [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]], and the [[Detective Boys]] are in Kyoto. While everyone is dealing with a new case involving missing chocolate, he happens to show up. Since he has today off, he wanted to go for a walk with his chipmunk. However, Kogoro thinks it more appropriate for the police to be involved in the robbery. Being an inveterate drunkard, Kogoro doesn't remember him and Conan must re-introduce him. During a phone call with his police assistant [[Detective Kurumazaki|Kurumazaki]], he learns that a witness saw a pink car in front of the store, but the car's license plate couldn't be captured. Conan suggests asking other stores if anyone remembers the license plate. He, on the other hand, tries to rein in the group, since he can help, but it's not his area of responsibility. While the others split up, he is left alone with Conan. Together they question the employees in the store. Conan is later able to solve the case and he continues to be impressed by the skills of master detective Sleeping Kogoro.

=== Private Eye in the Distant Sea (Movie: [[Private Eye in the Distant Sea|17]]) ===
In order to find the spy on a warship, he and Kurumazaki are brought aboard by helicopter. He wasn't idle even before his arrival and brought the results of his investigation with him. He followed the trail of a Self-Defense Force member, until he was murdered in Maizuru Bay. When the culprit is convicted by Conan as Sleeping Kogoro, he takes him into custody.

=== Dimensional Sniper (Movie: [[Dimensional Sniper|18]]) ===
He meets a former US Army Captain in a Kyoto hotel along with his family, asking if he can explain the meaning of the murders. However, the victim blocks and demands that he finally find the suspect. As the victim is just finishing his call, he comes over and reports that the suspect was captured by a video camera at the Osaka train station and asks him not to fly home.

=== The Crimson Love Letter (Movie: [[The Crimson Love Letter|21]]) ===
At the murder scene, he meets Conan and Heiji and tells them everything he has found out so far. He allows the two to take a closer look at the entire crime scene if they give him their findings in return. Later, when the police deal with a suspect, he is also present and asks him to answer a few questions. Later, he meets Heiji at [[Momiji Ooka|Momiji]]'s manor: both had the same thought to ensure her protection. Her [[Muga Iori|butler]] comes out with a tray of tea and thanks them for their work. During the karuta tournament, he has been keeping the players safe and talks to Kogoro about it. While Kogoro and [[Goro Otaki|Otaki]] go to the hospital to see the awakened suspect, he stay with Heiji and Conan at the tournament. Shortly thereafter there is an explosion and they learn that there is a victim. In a nearby tree, they discover a ring that belonged to the victim. He learns from Otaki on the phone that someone has also received a karuta card by email. Heiji has a premonition and asks him to check [[Kazuha Toyama|Kazuha]]'s emails. He recognizes who the final target is. As the three make their way to the finals venue, he receives a phone call confirming Heiji's thoughts: Kazuha received a karuta card. He orders the finale to be canceled immediately. When he finally arrives at the temple venue, it's already on fire.

=== Kaiju Gomera vs. Kamen Yaiba (Anime: [[Kaiju Gomera vs. Kamen Yaiba|965-968]]) ===
He saves Ran from an oncoming car, which shortly thereafter goes off the road and explodes. When [[Heizo Hattori|Heizo]] finds out about the incident, he is surprised that Ayanokoji is in Osaka. He tells Heizo that there was a similar accident in Kyoto and there is a connection between the two victims. Through Conan and Heiji, Heizo suspects that there is more to the two accidents and has the case investigated more closely. When another victim is later found, they forget to notify the inspector, but he has brought new information with him: the three accidents were not accidents. The explosions were caused by bombs. Because of this, Otaki offers his cooperation, which he happily accepts. Together they question someone who knew the three victims and learn from him that another person worked with the victim. A man is suspected of this, but is found bound and gagged in his home by Otaki and Ayanokoji. When the suspect later wakes up in the hospital, he is questioned by Otaki and Ayanokoji, but they get no useful information from him. Conan finally solves the case and convicts two people as the killers. They can also prevent just in time the last murder.

=== Pome's Wonderful Life (Hanzawa the Criminal: [[Hanzawa the Criminal Volume 8#File 048: Pome's Wonderful Life|48]], Anime: TBD) ===

=== The Glassy Water's Surface (Anime: [[The Glassy Water's Surface|1174-1175]]) ===
Ayanokoji appears in the last few seconds of the first episode. Following the murder of a second person in Ine town, Ayanokoji arrives by boat promptly with his chipmunk and secures the crime scene, revealing to Kogoro that he mainly came due to the case gaining attention. To Kogoro's surprise, Ayanokoji does not stay to investigate, but directly goes into the town's luxurious "Akatsuki Ryokan" to get some sleep. He and Maro take a relaxing night bath in the hotel's ocean view Roman baths. The next day, seeing that Kogoro is asking the hotel owner questions regarding the murders, Ayanokoji joins in the conversation and gathers intel. In the meanwhile, his suspicions grow and he figures out the likely culprit is that same hotel owner. He first gets a warrant to search said hotel owner's house, and uncovers a stolen relic with a poisonous frog inside, which was used to kill the first victim. The hotel owner disproves that she stole the box nor used the poison, pointing out that she was seen on hotel security footage at the same time. Undeterred, Ayanokoji gets a search warrant for her hotel office and starts searching it. Meanwhile, from his own investigation, Conan figures out the truth and gathers everyone, under the pretense Kogoro figured out the truth. Ayanokoji later helps apprehend the culprit.

== Name origin ==
His last name is a pun made for movie 7, when it was supposed to only last one case about the streets of Kyoto, which were the main hint to solve the code sheet. [[wikipedia:ja:綾小路通|Ayanokoji-dori]] is actually one of the oldest streets in Kyoto, and one of the main streets in the old town.

His first name may be a allusion to Prince [[Wikipedia: Fumimaro Konoe|Fumimaro Konoe]], a former Prime Minister of Japan, referencing his royal origins.

== Different looks ==
<gallery mode=packed>
File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji Movie 7.jpg|Movie 7
File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji M7.jpg|Movie 13
File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji EP694.jpg|Episode 694
File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji M18.jpg|Movie 18
File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji M22.jpg|Movie 21
File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji 927.jpg|Episode 927
File:EP965 9.jpg|Episode 965
File:EP1175 Ayanokoji.jpg|Episode 1175
</gallery>

== Trivia ==
* According to [[Gosho Aoyama]] in ''JUSTICE PLUS Super Digest Book'', he got his pet chipmunk in a pet shop when their eyes met.

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths=200px perrow=5>
File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji M17.jpg|Ayanokoji and Kurumazaki (movie 17).
File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji 927.jpg|Ayanokoji and Maro (episode 927).
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== See also ==
* [[Characters]]

== References ==
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{{nihongo|'''Fumimaro Ayanokoji'''|綾小路文麿|Ayanokōji Fumimaro}} is a character in the anime and later manga franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

== Background ==
[[File:Suzu Chika movie.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ayanokoji, Maro, and Chikasuzu.]]
Fumimaro Ayanokoji is the head inspector from Kyoto Prefectural Police. He is known to be polite and snarky, as well as of noble descent from a [[Wikipedia: Kuge|Kuge]] family, and is called {{nihongo|"Inspector Ojaru"|おじゃる警部|Ojaru-keibu}}.<ref>"Ojaru" is a manner of speech used by wealthy people.</ref> He has no close friends, with the sole exception is [[Maro]], the cute little chipmunk who carries everywhere in his jacket pocket and even changed his phone wallpaper from a chipmunk for him. He was supposedly a school mate and rival of [[Ninzaburo Shiratori|Shiratori]], but the latter doesn't approve of that. He lives in the ancient district of Higashiyama.<ref>The license plate of his car, a Bianco Ghiaccio 2006 Alfa Romeo Brera 1750 TBi, in the anime version is "東山 302, よ 11-17" (Higashiyama 302, Yo 11-17).</ref> He speaks the Kyoto dialect and usually uses sophisticated language. He is said to be a rather competent and intelligent inspector, which is the reason why he has been promoted so quickly two years before. He disposes of a wide range of staff for investigating and stays punctual. He is clearly infatuated with Chikasuzu, a 19-year-old maiko, but it's unknown if it was just simple affectionate or not.

== Personality ==
He is a rather materialistic inspector, as well as snobbish, always determining the truth on cases and not just basing himself on circumstancial evidence. He reflects everything that is odd to him, like the fact that [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] hasn't met him despite knowing him. He stays truely attached to his pet chipmunk, which is his only best friend, and they are undetachable, although people judge it weird. In general, he stays serious, always remains friendly and expresses himself politely, but occasionally also shows a sarcastic streak, doesn't liking when people interfere with his stuff, like he was nervous when [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]] tried to investigate on Chikazusu–whom he shows affectionate. Furthermore, just like [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] and Shiratori, discovering that Enkai, an old chief priest, is her biological father, he became furious and defined him: "That dirty priest!" He is afraid by Tengu's stories and doesn't like archery. He is impressed by [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]'s high intelligence and appreciates his help, knowing that he can be crucial help just like Heiji, often allowing him to investigate and tamper by himself, not like other regular policemen. Conversely, Conan also feels him to be an intelligent inspector and being able to handle cases by himself. Although being not on duty, he still investigates, proving his devotion to the police. Even in stressful situations, he always keeps a cool head.

== Appearance ==
He has light brown, short hair that always wears slicked back. However, two strands are sticking out. His eyes are very small and narrow like a fox, the eyebrows are short and dark brown. In the manga, his hair and eyebrows are significantly lighter and tend towards golden brown in color. He always wears a gray suit.

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== Plot overview ==
=== Crimson School Trip Case (Manga: [[Volume 94|1001]]-[[Volume 95|1004]], Anime: [[The Scarlet School Trip|927-928]]) ===
A mysterious murder occurs during Ran and Shinichi's class trip to Kyoto. When Ayanokoji arrives, he first looks at the crime scene and discovers. [[Masumi Sera|Masumi]] immediately notices his chipmunk, which has now become his trademark. He is happy to meet Shinichi and Heiji for the first time, agreeing to cooperate with them and Masumi. Since it's a prominent victim and the witnesses are well-known, he doesn't want to reveal the murder to the public so quickly. Later, he himself witnesses how a person is supposedly attacked by a Tengu in his hotel room. After this event, he and Heiji interrogate the witnesses at a restaurant in town, but are disturbed by commotion on the streets of Kyoto. While they are taking care of it, there is another murder. Now he is questioning the witnesses again, hoping to finally get some useful information. This gives investigators clues about the past of the suspects and the victims. Shinichi sees through the case. On his orders, he sends the suspects to their hotel rooms and allows one of them to sneak out of the hotel and drive to the Kiyomizu-dera Temple. There, the culprit pushes him off the temple's terrace, but he, following Shinichi's instructions, had an air cushion placed under the terrace, which saved his life. In addition to Shinichi, Masumi, and Heiji, the Kyoto police were also present at the temple. With their old school uniforms, he and his colleagues disguised themselves as students on a school trip to lull the perpetrator into security. He arrests the perpetrator and takes him away.

=== Search for Maria-chan! (Anime: [[Search for Maria-chan!|941-942]]) ===

=== Detective Play Director Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 102#Detective Play Director Murder Case|1089-1090]], Anime: [[Momiji Ooka's Sweet Trap|1135-1136]]) ===

== Non-canon plot overview ==
=== Crossroad in the Ancient Capital (Movie: [[Crossroad in the Ancient Capital|7]]) ===
He is with his chipmunk at a press conference held by the police on a series of murders in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. [[Miwako Sato|Sato]] and [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] talk about him in the background. His first encounter with Heiji and Conan is accidental. He recognizes Heiji and makes it clear to him that amateurs in Kyoto have to stay out of the police investigation, sending him away. As the investigation progresses, the relationship between Heiji, Conan, and Kogoro becomes strained, leading to Kogoro suspecting him of being an accomplice of the killer. Kogoro wants to prove that Ayanokoji and Suzu worked together. At the end of the fall, however, peace is restored and the two detectives gain his trust by working together. [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] is reluctant to say goodbye to the chipmunk. When he then says he can't give up his best friend, Ayumi asks the stunned one if he doesn't have any human friends.

=== The Raven Chaser (Movie: [[The Raven Chaser|13]]) ===
During a police conference about the recent murders, he calls Shiratori to relay his findings. He has decoded the last message from one of the victims and also says that Heiji is already dealing with this case two hours before. Through his investigation, it turns out that all of the victims were in the same hotel where a fire raged two years ago. He also knows about the suspect, who is investigating the fire.

=== The Missing Sweets in the Old Shop (Anime: [[The Missing Sweets in the Old Shop|694]]) ===
Kogoro, [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], Conan, [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]], and the [[Detective Boys]] are in Kyoto. While everyone is dealing with a new case involving missing chocolate, he happens to show up. Since he has today off, he wanted to go for a walk with his chipmunk. However, Kogoro thinks it more appropriate for the police to be involved in the robbery. Being an inveterate drunkard, Kogoro doesn't remember him and Conan must re-introduce him. During a phone call with his police assistant [[Detective Kurumazaki|Kurumazaki]], he learns that a witness saw a pink car in front of the store, but the car's license plate couldn't be captured. Conan suggests asking other stores if anyone remembers the license plate. He, on the other hand, tries to rein in the group, since he can help, but it's not his area of responsibility. While the others split up, he is left alone with Conan. Together they question the employees in the store. Conan is later able to solve the case and he continues to be impressed by the skills of master detective Sleeping Kogoro.

=== Private Eye in the Distant Sea (Movie: [[Private Eye in the Distant Sea|17]]) ===
In order to find the spy on a warship, he and Kurumazaki are brought aboard by helicopter. He wasn't idle even before his arrival and brought the results of his investigation with him. He followed the trail of a Self-Defense Force member, until he was murdered in Maizuru Bay. When the culprit is convicted by Conan as Sleeping Kogoro, he takes him into custody.

=== Dimensional Sniper (Movie: [[Dimensional Sniper|18]]) ===
He meets a former US Army Captain in a Kyoto hotel along with his family, asking if he can explain the meaning of the murders. However, the victim blocks and demands that he finally find the suspect. As the victim is just finishing his call, he comes over and reports that the suspect was captured by a video camera at the Osaka train station and asks him not to fly home.

=== The Crimson Love Letter (Movie: [[The Crimson Love Letter|21]]) ===
At the murder scene, he meets Conan and Heiji and tells them everything he has found out so far. He allows the two to take a closer look at the entire crime scene if they give him their findings in return. Later, when the police deal with a suspect, he is also present and asks him to answer a few questions. Later, he meets Heiji at [[Momiji Ooka|Momiji]]'s manor: both had the same thought to ensure her protection. Her [[Muga Iori|butler]] comes out with a tray of tea and thanks them for their work. During the karuta tournament, he has been keeping the players safe and talks to Kogoro about it. While Kogoro and [[Goro Otaki|Otaki]] go to the hospital to see the awakened suspect, he stay with Heiji and Conan at the tournament. Shortly thereafter there is an explosion and they learn that there is a victim. In a nearby tree, they discover a ring that belonged to the victim. He learns from Otaki on the phone that someone has also received a karuta card by email. Heiji has a premonition and asks him to check [[Kazuha Toyama|Kazuha]]'s emails. He recognizes who the final target is. As the three make their way to the finals venue, he receives a phone call confirming Heiji's thoughts: Kazuha received a karuta card. He orders the finale to be canceled immediately. When he finally arrives at the temple venue, it's already on fire.

=== Kaiju Gomera vs. Kamen Yaiba (Anime: [[Kaiju Gomera vs. Kamen Yaiba|965-968]]) ===
He saves Ran from an oncoming car, which shortly thereafter goes off the road and explodes. When [[Heizo Hattori|Heizo]] finds out about the incident, he is surprised that Ayanokoji is in Osaka. He tells Heizo that there was a similar accident in Kyoto and there is a connection between the two victims. Through Conan and Heiji, Heizo suspects that there is more to the two accidents and has the case investigated more closely. When another victim is later found, they forget to notify the inspector, but he has brought new information with him: the three accidents were not accidents. The explosions were caused by bombs. Because of this, Otaki offers his cooperation, which he happily accepts. Together they question someone who knew the three victims and learn from him that another person worked with the victim. A man is suspected of this, but is found bound and gagged in his home by Otaki and Ayanokoji. When the suspect later wakes up in the hospital, he is questioned by Otaki and Ayanokoji, but they get no useful information from him. Conan finally solves the case and convicts two people as the killers. They can also prevent just in time the last murder.

=== Pome's Wonderful Life (Hanzawa the Criminal: [[Hanzawa the Criminal Volume 8#File 048: Pome's Wonderful Life|48]], Anime: TBD) ===

=== The Glassy Water's Surface (Anime: [[The Glassy Water's Surface|1174-1175]]) ===
Ayanokoji appears in the last few seconds of the first episode. Following the murder of a second person in Ine town, Ayanokoji arrives by boat promptly with his chipmunk and secures the crime scene, revealing to Kogoro that he mainly came due to the case gaining attention. To Kogoro's surprise, Ayanokoji does not stay to investigate, but directly goes into the town's luxurious "Akatsuki Ryokan" to get some sleep. He and Maro take a relaxing night bath in the hotel's ocean view Roman baths. The next day, seeing that Kogoro is asking the hotel owner questions regarding the murders, Ayanokoji joins in the conversation and gathers intel. In the meanwhile, his suspicions grow and he figures out the likely culprit is that same hotel owner. He first gets a warrant to search said hotel owner's house, and uncovers a stolen relic with a poisonous frog inside, which was used to kill the first victim. The hotel owner disproves that she stole the box nor used the poison, pointing out that she was seen on hotel security footage at the same time. Undeterred, Ayanokoji gets a search warrant for her hotel office and starts searching it. Meanwhile, from his own investigation, Conan figures out the truth and gathers everyone, under the pretense Kogoro figured out the truth. Ayanokoji later helps apprehend the culprit.

== Name origin ==
His last name is a pun made for movie 7, when it was supposed to only last one case about the streets of Kyoto, which were the main hint to solve the code sheet. [[wikipedia:ja:綾小路通|Ayanokoji-dori]] is actually one of the oldest streets in Kyoto, and one of the main streets in the old town.

His first name may be a allusion to Prince [[Wikipedia: Fumimaro Konoe|Fumimaro Konoe]], a former Prime Minister of Japan, referencing his royal origins.

== Different looks ==
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji Movie 7.jpg|thumb|left|x140px|Movie 7]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji M7.jpg|thumb|left|x140px|Movie 13]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji EP694.jpg|thumb|left|x140px|Episode 694]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji M18.jpg|thumb|left|x140px|Movie 18]]
|}
{|
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji M22.jpg|thumb|left|x140px|Movie 21]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji 927.jpg|thumb|left|x140px|Episode 927]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:EP965 9.jpg|thumb|left|x140px|Episode 965]]
| style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:EP1175 Ayanokoji.jpg|thumb|left|x140px|Episode 1175]]
|}

== Trivia ==
* According to [[Gosho Aoyama]] in ''JUSTICE PLUS Super Digest Book'', he got his pet chipmunk in a pet shop when their eyes met.

== Gallery ==
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File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji M17.jpg|Ayanokoji and Kurumazaki (movie 17).
File:Fumimaro Ayanokoji 927.jpg|Ayanokoji and Maro (episode 927).
</gallery>

== See also ==
* [[Characters]]

== References ==
{{reflist}}

{{AOTM|April 3, 2019}}

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Azusa Enomoto

2026-09-30T02:46:12Z

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{{hatnote|For other uses, see [[Enomoto]].}}
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| age = 23
| gender = Female
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| relatives = Sugihito Enomoto (older brother)
| occupation = Café Poirot worker
| nicknames =
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume 43#Forgotten Cellphone Case|File 438]] Anime: [[The Mysterious Old Man Disappearance Case|Episode 152]] (Prototype) / [[The Deduction That Was Too Good|Episode 207]] (Official)
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| japanese-voice = [[Mikiko Enomoto]]
| english-voice = [[Janice Kawaye]] (Bang Zoom!) [[Ghia Burns]] (Macias Group)
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{{nihongo|'''Azusa Enomoto'''|榎本梓|Enomoto Azusa}} is a character in the manga and anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

== Background ==
Azusa is a kind and young worker at the Café Poirot, the coffee shop that is directly under the Mouri Detective Agency. [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] often goes there for a quick coffee break. Azusa sometimes gives Kogoro a case to solve, mostly involving missing cell phones and cell phone messages.

== Personality ==
She has a kind personality. She's devoted to people she is close with, like her brother, and is willing to defy authority for them. But she is also willing to help the police in their investigation.

== Appellations ==
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{{appellations|Yuya Kazami|-|Hida-san}}
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== Plot overview ==
=== Forgotten Cell Phone Case (Manga: [[Volume 43#Forgotten Cell Phone Case|438-440]], Anime: [[The Forgotten Cell Phone|350-351]]) ===

=== Cellphone SOS Case (Manga: [[Volume 51#Cellphone SOS Case|523-524]], Anime: [[The Pursuit of the Fish E-mail|438]]) ===

=== Mysterious Job Case (Manga: [[Volume 53#Mysterious Job Case|553]], Anime: [[The Shadow of the Black Organization|462]]) ===

=== Genta's Shoot Case (Manga: [[Volume 15#Genta's Shoot Case|569]], Anime: [[Genta's Certain Kill Shot|477]]) ===

=== The Fugitive (Manga: [[Volume 57#The Fugitive|594]], Anime: [[Fugitive: Kogoro Mouri]]) ===

=== Azusa's Brother Case (Manga: [[Volume 61#Azusa's Brother Case|641-642]], Anime: [[A Present from the True Culprit|526]]) ===

=== Kaitou Kid and the Iron Tanuki (Manga: [[Volume 64#Kaitou Kid and the Iron Tanuki|674]], Anime: [[Kaitou Kid vs. the Strongest Safe|537]]) ===

=== Following Holmes (Manga: [[Volume 71#Following Holmes|743]], Anime: [[Holmes' Revelation|616]]) ===

=== Delivery Service (Manga: [[Volume 80#Delivery Service|841-843]], Anime: [[Sweet and Cold Delivery Service|722-723]]) ===

=== Taii's Owner (Manga: [[Volume 82#Taii's Owner|855-856]], Anime: [[The Case of the Lucky Calico|751]]) ===
In the beginning, the Detective Boys ask her questions about the recent interview that came with her and Taii and that it was cool she was featured in the newspaper with Taii. Azusa was pleased with the journalist's coming and was happy but didn't expect the article to be that big about them. The journal then mentionned she was beautiful but she just said that she wasn't that so as Conan said that journals do make false reports making Azusa feel awkward. She then tells she's been keeping Taii for at least a week at her home making the Detective Boys jealous. She said that the reason was because Taii was always injured after coming to Poirot because of cat fights so she decided to keep him. She nevertheless decided to put a publicity to make Taii's owner come out. In fact, three owners turned up and Conan had to figure out who was the real one.

=== Scarlet Showdown (Manga: [[Volume 85#Scarlet Showdown|897]], Anime: [[The Scarlet Return|783]]) ===

=== Girls Band Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 88#Girls Band Murder Case|936]], Anime: [[The Unfriendly Girls Band|836]]) ===

=== Bourbon's Mission (Manga: [[Volume 90#Bourbon's Mission|954-957]], Anime: [[The Traitor's Stage|866-867]]) ===
[[Vermouth]] had disguised as her.

=== Murder inside Café Poirot (Manga: [[Volume 92#Murder inside Caf.C3.A9 Poirot Case|981]]-[[Volume 93#Murder inside Caf.C3.A9 Poirot Case|983]], Anime: [[Solving Mysteries at the Poirot Café|885-886]]) ===

=== Missing Maria Higashio Case (Manga: [[Volume 95#Missing Maria Higashio Case|1008]], Anime: [[Search for Maria-chan!|942]]) ===

=== Policewomen Serial Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 96#Policewomen Serial Murder Case|1015]], Anime: [[The Target is the Metropolitan Police Traffic Department|972]]) ===

=== Kaitou Kid and the Queen's Bangs (Manga: [[Volume 101#Kaitou Kid and the Queen's Bangs|1076-1078]], Anime: [[Kid vs. Amuro: Queen's Bang|Episodes 1105-1106]]) ===

=== Kaitou Kid and the Siren's Splash (Manga: [[Volume 103#Kaitou Kid and the Siren's Splash|1100-1102]], Anime: [[Kaitou Kid and the Crown Trick|1150-1151]]) ===

=== Azusa Kidnapping Case (Manga: [[Volume 106#Azusa Kidnapping Case|1126-1128]], Anime: [[Who Kidnapped Conan and Azusa?|1204-1205]]) ===

== Non-canon plot overview ==
=== The Mysterious Old Man Disappearance Case (Anime: [[The Mysterious Old Man Disappearance Case|152]]) ===
Azusa's introduction into the anime.

=== The Deduction That Was Too Good (Anime: [[The Deduction That Was Too Good|207]]) ===
Azusa's second appearance in which she even provided assistance in helping Conan solve the case.

=== The Client Full of Lies (Part 1) (Anime: [[The Client Full of Lies|220]]) ===
Azusa was inserted into this manga canon episode despite still being an anime original character.

=== Mysterious Man Following Amuro (Anime: [[The Shadow Approaching Amuro|813]]) ===
Azusa was working in the café with Amuro but a mysterious client was there eating sandwiches instead of the ordinary breakfast and wasn't even dressed as an office worker ready to work. He also came in the evening and in the afternoon which rose up Amuro and Conan's suspicion for him. Conan asked Azusa who was the man and Azusa just replied he came a lot recently but that she didn't know his name as she was flowering the plants. Earlier, Kogoro, Ran and Conan watched the man order at Azusa but he didn't even look at the menu which made them think it was weird. Kogoro thought the man was there since he thought Azusa was beautiful which meant Kogoro really thought that too. Azusa, the Detective Boys and Conan were all astonished to see that the mysterious man was in fact a baker trying to get Amuro's secret sandwich recipe. Amuro gave him the recipe but Azusa told him he should have the Café Poirot's manager's permission before doing it as Rei received a phone call from Vermouth.

=== Zero the Enforcer (Movie: [[Zero the Enforcer|22]]) ===
Azusa accompanied Amuro shopping for products and merchandise for the cafe at Cosdoc Wholesale. Later, Amuro is seen leaving her for a few minutes to go talk secretely with [[Yuya Kazami]].

== Relationships analysis ==
=== Kogoro, Ran, and Conan ===
Azusa has been on good terms with the three. All three live in the two floors above her workplace at the cafe.

=== Sugihito Enomoto ===
Her older brother [[Sugihito Enomoto|Sugihito]], age 27, was a suspect in a murder case, however with all her thoughts she believed her brother was not the killer. Later she goes to find him at a warehouse, but is attacked and knocked out. The real killer then tells Sugihito that if he wants his sister to survive, he must write out a final confession and then hang himself. Before he is forced to do so, Detective Sato arrests the real killer and Sugihito is proven innocent.

=== Rei Furuya ===
After [[Rei Furuya]], under his alias Tooru Amuro, comes to work at the ''[[Café Poirot]]'', he and Azusa develop an simple professional friendship. Azusa has no knowledge about Amuro's actual identity or his position as a double agent in the [[Black Organization]], she also only see him as an ordinary colleague. People around them have assumed that they're dating, which always leads to both of them vehemently denying it

== Name origin ==
She and her voice actress share the same family name "Enomoto". She was also named after Kei '''Enomoto''', a character created by Yusuke Kishi, famous writer. She is a detective and a locksmith who solves locked room mysteries. It is written with the kanji for "hackberry" (榎) and "origin" (本).

The Azusa and Super Azusa are trains which run between Shinjuku and Matsumoto. The name Azusa is taken from the Azusa River in Matsumoto, Nagano. Azusa (梓) stands for "catalpa tree".

== In other languages ==
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{{CharLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|อาสึสะ|เอโนโมโตะ}}
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== Different looks ==
Azusa is a character that has gone through numerous significant changes. Her first appearance look was only used once, as a throw-away character in [[The Mysterious Old Man Disappearance Case]] at the end, still working in Café Poirot, which also looked different.<ref name=Old>[[The Mysterious Old Man Disappearance Case|Episode 152: The Mysterious Old Man Disappearance Case]]</ref> However, after this appearance, the character received a big makeover, as did the Café. This version of the character was used in two different episodes, and in one she even provided assistance in helping Conan solve the case.<ref name=Other>[[The Deduction That Was Too Good|Episode 207: The Deduction That Was Too Good]]</ref> in the other appearance, she appeared in the new look Café, asking for orders from Conan, Ran, Kogoro, and [[Shizuka Hattori]].<ref name=Shizuka>[[The Client Full of Lies|Episode 220: The Client Full of Lies (Part 1)]]</ref> After these appearances, Azusa received one last final makeover, as did the Café, in a look that is still used today.<ref name=Cell>[[The Forgotten Cell Phone|Episode 350-351: The Forgotten Cell Phone (Parts 1 and 2)]]</ref><ref name=Cell2>[[The Pursuit of the Fish E-mail|Episode 438: The Pursuit of the Fish E-mail]]</ref> The voice actress, [[Mikiko Enomoto]], has not changed throughout all of her makeovers.

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File:Azusa - 1st Version.jpg|Episode 152
File:Azusa - 2nd Version.jpg|Episode 207
File:Azusa Enomoto Profile.jpg|Episode 526
File:Azusa ZTT.jpg|Zero's Tea Time Episode 1
</gallery>

== Trivia ==
* Azusa is a big fan of [[Kaito Kid]] to the point she changed her blogging name to "The Water under the Moon".

== See also ==
* [[Characters]]

== References ==
{{reflist}}

{{Characters}}
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The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30

2026-09-25T16:23:17Z

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{{Under Construction}}
{{InfoBox Special
| special = The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30
| image = TV Special 9.jpg
| title = The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30
| english-title = The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30
| japanese-title = 30号殺人事件 (30-Gou Satsujin Jiken)
| Broadcast rating =
| airdate = September 25, 2026
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Genta Kojima]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Rei Furuya]] [[Yuya Kazami]] [[Hyoue Kuroda]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]] [[Miwako Sato]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Ginshiro Toyama]] [[Goro Otaki]] [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] [[Sango Yokomizo]] [[Jugo Yokomizo]] [[Kansuke Yamato]] [[Yui Uehara]] [[Taka'aki Morofushi]] [[Misao Yamamura]] [[Shuichi Akai]] [[Azusa Enomoto]]
| director = [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Takeharu Sakurai]]
| storyboard = [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] [[Iwao Teraoka]]
| producer = [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] [[Kota Nakamura]] [[Minoru Tozawa]]
| animation-director = [[Nobuyuki Iwai]] [[Asuka Tsubuki]] [[Mariko Imamura]] [[Kenichi Otomo]] [[Chie Saito]] [[Keiko Sasaki]] [[Yui Ushinohama]] [[Kana Aoki]] [[Miho Tanaka]] [[Mina Otaka]] [[Marie Nagano]] [[Haruna Igawa]] [[Rei Masunaga]] [[Akiko Motoyoshi]] [[FALCO Suzuki]] [[Michitaka Yamamoto]] [[Kyoko Yoshimi]] [[Masatomo Sudo]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Chie Saito]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works) [[MORYARTI inc.]] (banknote design) [[Masatoshi Sakai]] (banknote design) [[Nene Yamamoto]] (banknote design) [[BayBridge Studio]] (title logo design) [[Yasuo Shimura]] (title logo design)
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Akemi Okamura]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Kenichi Ogata]] as [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]], [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Yuko Miyamura]] as [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Takeshi Kusao]] as [[Rei Furuya]] [[Nobuo Tobita]] as [[Yuya Kazami]] [[Yukimasa Kishino]] as [[Hyoue Kuroda]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Kazuhiko Inoue]] as [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]] [[Atsuko Yuya]] as [[Miwako Sato]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Masaki Terasoma]] as [[Ginshiro Toyama]] [[Norio Wakamoto]] as [[Goro Otaki]] [[Ryotaro Okiayu]] as [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] [[Akio Otsuka]] as [[Sango Yokomizo]], [[Jugo Yokomizo]] [[Yuji Takada]] as [[Kansuke Yamato]] [[Ami Koshimizu]] as [[Yui Uehara]] [[Sho Hayami]] as [[Taka'aki Morofushi]] [[Toshio Furukawa]] as [[Misao Yamamura]] [[Shuichi Ikeda]] as [[Shuichi Akai]] [[Mikiko Enomoto]] as [[Azusa Enomoto]] [[Elaiza Ikeda]] as Toko Satomi [[Hina Masuda]] as Herself [[Natsumi Kawade]] as Herself
| closing-song = Hallelujah
| prev-special = The Gold-Star Answer
| next-special =
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30'''|30号殺人事件|30-Gou Satsujin Jiken}} is the ninth [[TV Special]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]''. It is a commemorative work for the 30th anniversary of ''Detective Conan'' anime.

The special is written by [[Takeharu Sakurai]]. It first aired in September 25, 2026 and released on Netflix in Japan at the following day.

As the new 10,000 yen banknote featuring the "Toto Tower" design is issued and the world is abuzz with excitement, Conan and the Detective Boys, along with Professor Agasa, Ran, and Sonoko, visit the Nagano factory of the Japan Banknote Printing Bureau. Meanwhile, at the Metropolitan Police Department, counterfeit money is found at the scene of a murder, and an investigation headquarters is set up. Amidst the public confusion caused by the unprecedented news of counterfeit money circulation, Conan and Heiji head to Osaka, where the counterfeit money is believed to have been printed. A national crisis stemming from the counterfeiting of the new banknotes is tackled with the biggest all-star cast in Conan history!<ref>https://youtu.be/8eTlYhjL6yA</ref>

== Cast ==
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{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Yuya Kazami}}
{{char|Hyoue Kuroda}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{char|Ginshiro Toyama}}
{{char|Goro Otaki}}
{{char|Fumimaro Ayanokoji}}
{{char|Sango Yokomizo}}
{{char|Jugo Yokomizo}}
{{char|Kansuke Yamato}}
{{char|Yui Uehara}}
{{char|Taka'aki Morofushi}}
{{char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{char|Jodie Starling}}
{{char|Andre Camel}}
{{char|Heizo Hattori}}
}}

== Gadgets ==

== Plot ==
=== Situation ===
=== People ===
=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
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== Production and release ==
On December 27, 2025, the anime-original two-hours special was confirmed as part of the Detective Conan's 30th anniversary line-up, with [[Takeharu Sakurai]] writing the script.

The actress [[Wikipedia:Elaiza Ikeda|Elaiza Ikeda]] and the announcers Hina Masuda and Natsumi Kawade are confirmed to guest star in this special.

== Trivia ==
* It marks the first two hours special since [[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]].
* The special was initially titled "''Ultra Fake of Case Thirty''", which can be seen via script cover posted by voice actors.<ref>https://x.com/42kg/status/2103352104354205924</ref>
* Alfa Pictures, Spanish distributor of the Detective Conan films, announced that this special will have a theatrical release in Spain.<ref>https://x.com/alfapictures/status/2098420787023581289</ref>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
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{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|คดีฆาตกรรมหมายเลข 30|Murder Case Number 30}}
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== See also ==
* [[TV Specials]]

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

{{Specials}}

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[[de:30-gō Satsujin Jiken]]

The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30

2026-09-25T16:22:22Z

DavidHolandaOne: /* Cast */

{{InfoBox Special
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| image = TV Special 9.jpg
| title = The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30
| english-title = The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30
| japanese-title = 30号殺人事件 (30-Gou Satsujin Jiken)
| Broadcast rating =
| airdate = September 25, 2026
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Genta Kojima]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Rei Furuya]] [[Yuya Kazami]] [[Hyoue Kuroda]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]] [[Miwako Sato]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Ginshiro Toyama]] [[Goro Otaki]] [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] [[Sango Yokomizo]] [[Jugo Yokomizo]] [[Kansuke Yamato]] [[Yui Uehara]] [[Taka'aki Morofushi]] [[Misao Yamamura]] [[Shuichi Akai]] [[Azusa Enomoto]]
| director = [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Takeharu Sakurai]]
| storyboard = [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] [[Iwao Teraoka]]
| producer = [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] [[Kota Nakamura]] [[Minoru Tozawa]]
| animation-director = [[Nobuyuki Iwai]] [[Asuka Tsubuki]] [[Mariko Imamura]] [[Kenichi Otomo]] [[Chie Saito]] [[Keiko Sasaki]] [[Yui Ushinohama]] [[Kana Aoki]] [[Miho Tanaka]] [[Mina Otaka]] [[Marie Nagano]] [[Haruna Igawa]] [[Rei Masunaga]] [[Akiko Motoyoshi]] [[FALCO Suzuki]] [[Michitaka Yamamoto]] [[Kyoko Yoshimi]] [[Masatomo Sudo]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Chie Saito]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works) [[MORYARTI inc.]] (banknote design) [[Masatoshi Sakai]] (banknote design) [[Nene Yamamoto]] (banknote design) [[BayBridge Studio]] (title logo design) [[Yasuo Shimura]] (title logo design)
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Akemi Okamura]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Kenichi Ogata]] as [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]], [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Yuko Miyamura]] as [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Takeshi Kusao]] as [[Rei Furuya]] [[Nobuo Tobita]] as [[Yuya Kazami]] [[Yukimasa Kishino]] as [[Hyoue Kuroda]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Kazuhiko Inoue]] as [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]] [[Atsuko Yuya]] as [[Miwako Sato]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Masaki Terasoma]] as [[Ginshiro Toyama]] [[Norio Wakamoto]] as [[Goro Otaki]] [[Ryotaro Okiayu]] as [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] [[Akio Otsuka]] as [[Sango Yokomizo]], [[Jugo Yokomizo]] [[Yuji Takada]] as [[Kansuke Yamato]] [[Ami Koshimizu]] as [[Yui Uehara]] [[Sho Hayami]] as [[Taka'aki Morofushi]] [[Toshio Furukawa]] as [[Misao Yamamura]] [[Shuichi Ikeda]] as [[Shuichi Akai]] [[Mikiko Enomoto]] as [[Azusa Enomoto]] [[Elaiza Ikeda]] as Toko Satomi [[Hina Masuda]] as Herself [[Natsumi Kawade]] as Herself
| closing-song = Hallelujah
| prev-special = The Gold-Star Answer
| next-special =
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30'''|30号殺人事件|30-Gou Satsujin Jiken}} is the ninth [[TV Special]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]''. It is a commemorative work for the 30th anniversary of ''Detective Conan'' anime.

The special is written by [[Takeharu Sakurai]]. It first aired in September 25, 2026 and released on Netflix in Japan at the following day.

As the new 10,000 yen banknote featuring the "Toto Tower" design is issued and the world is abuzz with excitement, Conan and the Detective Boys, along with Professor Agasa, Ran, and Sonoko, visit the Nagano factory of the Japan Banknote Printing Bureau. Meanwhile, at the Metropolitan Police Department, counterfeit money is found at the scene of a murder, and an investigation headquarters is set up. Amidst the public confusion caused by the unprecedented news of counterfeit money circulation, Conan and Heiji head to Osaka, where the counterfeit money is believed to have been printed. A national crisis stemming from the counterfeiting of the new banknotes is tackled with the biggest all-star cast in Conan history!<ref>https://youtu.be/8eTlYhjL6yA</ref>

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Yuya Kazami}}
{{char|Hyoue Kuroda}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{char|Ginshiro Toyama}}
{{char|Goro Otaki}}
{{char|Fumimaro Ayanokoji}}
{{char|Sango Yokomizo}}
{{char|Jugo Yokomizo}}
{{char|Kansuke Yamato}}
{{char|Yui Uehara}}
{{char|Taka'aki Morofushi}}
{{char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{char|Jodie Starling}}
{{char|Andre Camel}}
{{char|Heizo Hattori}}
}}

== Gadgets ==

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

== Production and release ==
On December 27, 2025, the anime-original two-hours special was confirmed as part of the Detective Conan's 30th anniversary line-up, with [[Takeharu Sakurai]] writing the script.

The actress [[Wikipedia:Elaiza Ikeda|Elaiza Ikeda]] and the announcers Hina Masuda and Natsumi Kawade are confirmed to guest star in this special.

== Trivia ==
* It marks the first two hours special since [[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]].
* The special was initially titled "''Ultra Fake of Case Thirty''", which can be seen via script cover posted by voice actors.<ref>https://x.com/42kg/status/2103352104354205924</ref>
* Alfa Pictures, Spanish distributor of the Detective Conan films, announced that this special will have a theatrical release in Spain.<ref>https://x.com/alfapictures/status/2098420787023581289</ref>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|คดีฆาตกรรมหมายเลข 30|Murder Case Number 30}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[TV Specials]]

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

{{Specials}}

[[Category:Specials]]
[[de:30-gō Satsujin Jiken]]

The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30

2026-09-25T16:21:42Z

DavidHolandaOne:

{{InfoBox Special
| special = The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30
| image = TV Special 9.jpg
| title = The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30
| english-title = The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30
| japanese-title = 30号殺人事件 (30-Gou Satsujin Jiken)
| Broadcast rating =
| airdate = September 25, 2026
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Genta Kojima]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Rei Furuya]] [[Yuya Kazami]] [[Hyoue Kuroda]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]] [[Miwako Sato]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Ginshiro Toyama]] [[Goro Otaki]] [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] [[Sango Yokomizo]] [[Jugo Yokomizo]] [[Kansuke Yamato]] [[Yui Uehara]] [[Taka'aki Morofushi]] [[Misao Yamamura]] [[Shuichi Akai]] [[Azusa Enomoto]]
| director = [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Takeharu Sakurai]]
| storyboard = [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] [[Iwao Teraoka]]
| producer = [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] [[Kota Nakamura]] [[Minoru Tozawa]]
| animation-director = [[Nobuyuki Iwai]] [[Asuka Tsubuki]] [[Mariko Imamura]] [[Kenichi Otomo]] [[Chie Saito]] [[Keiko Sasaki]] [[Yui Ushinohama]] [[Kana Aoki]] [[Miho Tanaka]] [[Mina Otaka]] [[Marie Nagano]] [[Haruna Igawa]] [[Rei Masunaga]] [[Akiko Motoyoshi]] [[FALCO Suzuki]] [[Michitaka Yamamoto]] [[Kyoko Yoshimi]] [[Masatomo Sudo]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Chie Saito]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works) [[MORYARTI inc.]] (banknote design) [[Masatoshi Sakai]] (banknote design) [[Nene Yamamoto]] (banknote design) [[BayBridge Studio]] (title logo design) [[Yasuo Shimura]] (title logo design)
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Akemi Okamura]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Kenichi Ogata]] as [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]], [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Yuko Miyamura]] as [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Takeshi Kusao]] as [[Rei Furuya]] [[Nobuo Tobita]] as [[Yuya Kazami]] [[Yukimasa Kishino]] as [[Hyoue Kuroda]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Kazuhiko Inoue]] as [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]] [[Atsuko Yuya]] as [[Miwako Sato]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Masaki Terasoma]] as [[Ginshiro Toyama]] [[Norio Wakamoto]] as [[Goro Otaki]] [[Ryotaro Okiayu]] as [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] [[Akio Otsuka]] as [[Sango Yokomizo]], [[Jugo Yokomizo]] [[Yuji Takada]] as [[Kansuke Yamato]] [[Ami Koshimizu]] as [[Yui Uehara]] [[Sho Hayami]] as [[Taka'aki Morofushi]] [[Toshio Furukawa]] as [[Misao Yamamura]] [[Shuichi Ikeda]] as [[Shuichi Akai]] [[Mikiko Enomoto]] as [[Azusa Enomoto]] [[Elaiza Ikeda]] as Toko Satomi [[Hina Masuda]] as Herself [[Natsumi Kawade]] as Herself
| closing-song = Hallelujah
| prev-special = The Gold-Star Answer
| next-special =
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30'''|30号殺人事件|30-Gou Satsujin Jiken}} is the ninth [[TV Special]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]''. It is a commemorative work for the 30th anniversary of ''Detective Conan'' anime.

The special is written by [[Takeharu Sakurai]]. It first aired in September 25, 2026 and released on Netflix in Japan at the following day.

As the new 10,000 yen banknote featuring the "Toto Tower" design is issued and the world is abuzz with excitement, Conan and the Detective Boys, along with Professor Agasa, Ran, and Sonoko, visit the Nagano factory of the Japan Banknote Printing Bureau. Meanwhile, at the Metropolitan Police Department, counterfeit money is found at the scene of a murder, and an investigation headquarters is set up. Amidst the public confusion caused by the unprecedented news of counterfeit money circulation, Conan and Heiji head to Osaka, where the counterfeit money is believed to have been printed. A national crisis stemming from the counterfeiting of the new banknotes is tackled with the biggest all-star cast in Conan history!<ref>https://youtu.be/8eTlYhjL6yA</ref>

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Yuya Kazami}}
{{char|Hyoue Kuroda}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{char|Ginshiro Toyama}}
{{char|Goro Otaki}}
{{char|Fumimaro Ayanokoji}}
{{char|Sango Yokomizo}}
{{char|Jugo Yokomizo}}
{{char|Kansuke Yamato}}
{{char|Yui Uehara}}
{{char|Taka'aki Morofushi}}
{{char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto}}
}}

== Gadgets ==

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

== Production and release ==
On December 27, 2025, the anime-original two-hours special was confirmed as part of the Detective Conan's 30th anniversary line-up, with [[Takeharu Sakurai]] writing the script.

The actress [[Wikipedia:Elaiza Ikeda|Elaiza Ikeda]] and the announcers Hina Masuda and Natsumi Kawade are confirmed to guest star in this special.

== Trivia ==
* It marks the first two hours special since [[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]].
* The special was initially titled "''Ultra Fake of Case Thirty''", which can be seen via script cover posted by voice actors.<ref>https://x.com/42kg/status/2103352104354205924</ref>
* Alfa Pictures, Spanish distributor of the Detective Conan films, announced that this special will have a theatrical release in Spain.<ref>https://x.com/alfapictures/status/2098420787023581289</ref>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|คดีฆาตกรรมหมายเลข 30|Murder Case Number 30}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[TV Specials]]

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

{{Specials}}

[[Category:Specials]]
[[de:30-gō Satsujin Jiken]]

Movie 30

2026-09-22T00:43:47Z

DavidHolandaOne:

{{NewMovie}}
{{InfoBox Movie
| video =
| movie = 30
| image =
| title = TBA
| japanese-title = 〇タ〇の〇イ〇〇〇イ
| airdate = April 2027
| english-airdate =
| cast =
| suspects =
| solved-by =
| voice-cast =
| director =
| screenplay =
| storyboard =
| producer =
| animation-director =
| character-design =
| theme-song =
| soundtrack =
| case =
| prev-movie = Fallen Angel of the Highway
| next-movie = Movie 31
| footnotes =
}}
The '''30th movie''' will be released in Japan in 2027. Currently, not much is known about the movie's plot, except it might be related to the events of {{appear file|743-752|vol=71#Following Holmes|Following Holmes}} shown in the teaser. The 30th movie will serve as a commemorative work of the 30th anniversary of the [[Detective Conan]] [[Anime|anime]] and its [[Regular movies|movies]].

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
}}

== Gadgets ==

== Case ==

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler></spoiler>

== Music ==

== Trivia ==

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Movies]]

{{Movies}}

[[Category:Movies]]

[[de:Film 30]]

The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30/Gallery

2026-09-20T00:25:15Z

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== Key Artwork ==
=== Posters ===
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File:The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30 alternative poster.jpg|Japanese poster
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=== Preview Youtube thumbnails ===
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=== Logo ===
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File:The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30 logo.png|Japanese logo
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== Screenshots ==
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== See also ==
* [[The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30]]

[[Category:Galleries]]

The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30/Gallery

2026-09-20T00:24:58Z

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This is a gallery for the TV Special: [[The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30]]

== Key Artwork ==
=== Posters ===
<gallery widths=240px heights=240px>
File:The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30 alternative poster.jpg|Japanese poster
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=== Preview Youtube thumbnails ===
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File:The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30 thumbnail 1.jpg
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=== Logo ===
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== Screenshots ==
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== See also ==
* [[The Counterfeit Case of Ultra 30]]

[[Category:Galleries]]

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2026-09-20T00:21:49Z