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List of differences between releases of the anime

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{{Under Construction}}
This page is for documenting the differences between the initial TV airings of the [[anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]], and its subsequent releases. Including the international version given to distributors outside Japan, and the new remastered version used on selected streaming services, such as Netflix and Crunchyroll.

== International version ==
[[TMS Entertainment]], the company that produced the original anime, also made a version of the anime meant for official distributions outside Japan. This release was commonly dubbed as the "'''international version'''", as it was used for airings on TVs, physical home video release, and digital streaming services throughout the world. Excluding certain regions, such as South Korea.

=== General differences ===
* The Japanese anime logo were replaced by an English logo made by TMS. Originally, it was an original logo made for this release. But later episodes would feature the English texts "Detective Conan" that this release would use in place of the Japanese logo.
** Likewises, when the anime was distributed by [[Funimation]] under the [[Detective Conan in English Western World#Funimation Entertainment (1st English dub)|''Case Closed'']] branding. The Japanese logo was replaced by the ''Case Closed'' logo.
<gallery>
anime-international-logo.jpg|International English logo. Used in episode 1-83.
conan-inter-logo.jpg|English logo from [[Opening 8]], used throughout the releases
</gallery>
* The opening animation did not contain staff credits. Instead a selection of main staffs were credited in English during the ending animation. These credits stay the same in all episodes, thus it does not represent the actual staffs credited for each episodes. With the only change between them is the name of TMS Entertainment getting updated on the copyright credit at the end.
** These credits were also included in the ''Case Closed'' releases under the "Original Japanese Version" credits.
* The music used for the opening animation tend to be using the album version instead. On top of it, the music between the opening narration and the opening animation were often not connected but instead cut from two different points of the music, leading to certain songs included a small gap or became out of sync compared to the Japanese version.
** This also affected the ''Case Closed'' releases, in which the first opening song was re-recorded with a much longer opening verse, to match with how it was sounded on the international version.
* The recap footage in the ending animation does not change between each episodes. Instead, footage from one episode was picked as the the default footage for all episodes it was used.
** For the speical episodes, the same recap footage was used throughout every parts. And because of the fact the recap would have scenes from the entire special. This would contain spoilers for future parts when watching a part 1 of the special.
* Early on in the series, the opening animation for a second part of a case would be entirely consists of footages from the first part. (i.e. the second part of [[Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case]]) The international version used the standard opening animation instead.
* All special episodes (refer to episodes that aired for more than 30 minutes) were split into multiple parts, up to 30 minutes each. For instance, [[Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]] were split into two parts. Thus it will count as two episodes by this release. (as episode 11 and 12)
** This indirectly create an effect where, as more specials were released over the years, the wider the gap between the Japanese episode numbers and international episode numbers are.
* If the next episode is a special, the preview for that episode won't be included. Likewises, the last part of the special episode will not included preview for the next episode.
** Later on, if the next episode is a special, the preview will featured the next episode ''after'' the special episode instead. (i.e. at the end of [[Loan Company President's Murder Case]] will contain a preview of [[Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case|Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case (Part 1)]] instead of [[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]].)
** However, this appears to be inconsistent. As the end of [[Kogoro's Date Murder Case]] did contain the preview for [[The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases]], while the last part of the latter did not contain a preview for the next episode. (which is [[The Farewell Wine Murder Case]])
* Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card were removed from all episodes. According to the Thai releases, these were first included in episode 1029. However, there might be a difference on which episode was the first to included them depending on the region. (For instance, when Crunchyroll got the licenses for streaming release in North America. The episode included both Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card from the start)

Most of the listed differences exists up until episode 805. As it appears TMS has stopped providing the international version by that point, instead using the Japanese version since episode 806 onwards.

=== Specific Differences ===
* On certain opening songs, ([[Mune ga Dokidoki]] and [[Nazo]], specifically) the music would restart after the opening narration has ended. Thus, these songs will ended before it was supposed to be, when compared to the Japanese version.
** Certain ending songs would also end up using the album version, which can cause the music to end before it was supposed to be, compared to the Japanese version.
* Certain opening and ending songs were excluded from this release, along with the animation for those songs. This included [[Feel Your Heart]], [[Meikyū no Lovers]], [[Girigiri chop]], [[Overture]], and [[Ashita o Yume Mite]]. These were replaced by the previous opening/ending song and animation. For instance, Feel Your Heart was replaced by [[Mune ga Dokidoki]].
* Certain episodes, such as the last part of [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]] and [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case]], have its post-credit scenes cut from the release.
* Early widescreen episodes were edited to fit in the 4:3 aspect ratio.

== Remastered version ==
TMS has been working on a remastered version of the anime for many years, with the first airing of a remastered version happened on September 22, 2003. In 2021, a new remastered version of the anime was released on Netflix in Japan. This would be the basis of future streaming releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== General differences ===
* The opening/ending made with traditional animation have its credits reinserted digitally. However, as it was based on the original TV airings, all the credits changes present on Japanese DVDs were not kept.
** As for the opening/endings made with digital animation, (i.e. [[Opening 11]] and [[Ending 15]] onward) they were simply upscaled from existing sources with the credited hard-coded in.

=== Specific Differences ===
[[File:EP61-dvd-remaster-difference.jpg|thumb|A comparision between the Japanese DVD and the new remastered version of episode 61]]
* In [[A Ghost Ship Murder Case|A Ghost Ship Murder Case (Part 1)]], the scene of the armored spirit showing the head of a man was in full display. Compared to the original airing and DVD releases where the head was not in view. The original airings of this scene was likely altered due to its depiction of disembodiment.
* It appears that episode 257-283 have been re-composited. As when compared to the original TV airings or Japanese DVDs, several scenes became much more zoomed out, a different transition was utilized, and other small adjustment has been made.
*

=== South Korean airings ===
Due to the regulations, Japanese contents aired on South Korea had to altered to removes all appearances of Japanese texts.

== See Also ==
* [[Digital Remaster]]

List of differences between releases of the anime

2026-08-02T17:08:16Z

PScoop: /* General differences */

{{Under Construction}}
This page is for documenting the differences between the initial TV airings of the [[anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]], and its subsequent releases. Including the international version given to distributors outside Japan, and the new remastered version used on selected streaming services, such as Netflix and Crunchyroll.

== International version ==
[[TMS Entertainment]], the company that produced the original anime, also made a version of the anime meant for official distributions outside Japan. This release was commonly dubbed as the "'''international version'''", as it was used for airings on TVs, physical home video release, and digital streaming services throughout the world. Excluding certain regions, such as South Korea.

=== General differences ===
* The Japanese anime logo were replaced by an English logo made by TMS. Originally, it was an original logo made for this release. But later episodes would feature the English texts "Detective Conan" that this release would use in place of the Japanese logo.
** Likewises, when the anime was distributed by [[Funimation]] under the [[Detective Conan in English Western World#Funimation Entertainment (1st English dub)|''Case Closed'']] branding. The Japanese logo was replaced by the ''Case Closed'' logo.
<gallery>
anime-international-logo.jpg|International English logo. Used in episode 1-83.
conan-inter-logo.jpg|English logo from [[Opening 8]], used throughout the releases
</gallery>
* The opening animation did not contain staff credits. Instead a selection of main staffs were credited in English during the ending animation. These credits stay the same in all episodes, thus it does not represent the actual staffs credited for each episodes. With the only change between them is the name of TMS Entertainment getting updated on the copyright credit at the end.
** These credits were also included in the ''Case Closed'' releases under the "Original Japanese Version" credits.
* The music used for the opening animation tend to be using the album version instead. On top of it, the music between the opening narration and the opening animation were often not connected but instead cut from two different points of the music, leading to certain songs included a small gap or became out of sync compared to the Japanese version.
** This also affected the ''Case Closed'' releases, in which the first opening song was re-recorded with a much longer opening verse, to match with how it was sounded on the international version.
* The recap footage in the ending animation does not change between each episodes. Instead, footage from one episode was picked as the the default footage for all episodes it was used.
** For the speical episodes, the same recap footage was used throughout every parts. And because of the fact the recap would have scenes from the entire special. This would contain spoilers for future parts when watching a part 1 of the special.
* Early on in the series, the opening animation for a second part of a case would be entirely consists of footages from the first part. (i.e. the second part of [[Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case]]) The international version used the standard opening animation instead.
* All special episodes (refer to episodes that aired for more than 30 minutes) were split into multiple parts, up to 30 minutes each. For instance, [[Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]] were split into two parts. Thus it will count as two episodes by this release. (as episode 11 and 12)
** This indirectly create an effect where, as more specials were released over the years, the wider the gap between the Japanese episode numbers and international episode numbers are.
* If the next episode is a special, the preview for that episode won't be included. Likewises, the last part of the special episode will not included preview for the next episode.
** Later on, if the next episode is a special, the preview will featured the next episode ''after'' the special episode instead. (i.e. at the end of [[Loan Company President's Murder Case]] will contain a preview of [[Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case|Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case (Part 1)]] instead of [[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]].)
** However, this appears to be inconsistent. As the end of [[Kogoro's Date Murder Case]] did contain the preview for [[The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases]], while the last part of the latter did not contain a preview for the next episode. (which is [[The Farewell Wine Murder Case]])
* Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card were removed from all episodes. According to the Thai releases, these were first included in episode 1029. However, there might be a difference on which episode was the first to included them depending on the region. (For instance, when Crunchyroll got the licenses for streaming release in North America. The episode included both Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card from the start)

Most of the listed differences exists up until episode 805. As it appears TMS has stopped providing the international version by that point, instead using the Japanese version since episode 806 onwards.

=== Specific Differences ===
* On certain opening songs, ([[Mune ga Dokidoki]] and [[Nazo]], specifically) the music would restart after the opening narration has ended. Thus, these songs will ended before it was supposed to be, when compared to the Japanese version.
** Certain ending songs would also used up using the album version, which can cause the music to end before it was supposed to be, compared to the Japanese version.
* Certain opening and ending songs were excluded from this release, along with the animation for those songs. This included [[Feel Your Heart]], [[Meikyū no Lovers]], [[Girigiri chop]], [[Overture]], and [[Ashita o Yume Mite]]. These were replaced by the previous opening/ending song and animation. For instance, Feel Your Heart was replaced by [[Mune ga Dokidoki]].
* Certain episodes, such as the last part of [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]] and [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case]], have its post-credit scenes cut from the release.
* Early widescreen episodes were edited to fit in the 4:3 aspect ratio.

== Remastered version ==
TMS has been working on a remastered version of the anime for many years, with the first airing of a remastered version happened on September 22, 2003. In 2021, a new remastered version of the anime was released on Netflix in Japan. This would be the basis of future streaming releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== General differences ===
* The opening/ending made with traditional animation have its credits reinserted digitally. However, as it was based on the original TV airings, all the credits changes present on Japanese DVDs were not kept.
** As for the opening/endings made with digital animation, (i.e. [[Opening 11]] and [[Ending 15]] onward) they were simply upscaled from existing sources with the credited hard-coded in.

=== Specific Differences ===
[[File:EP61-dvd-remaster-difference.jpg|thumb|A comparision between the Japanese DVD and the new remastered version of episode 61]]
* In [[A Ghost Ship Murder Case|A Ghost Ship Murder Case (Part 1)]], the scene of the armored spirit showing the head of a man was in full display. Compared to the original airing and DVD releases where the head was not in view. The original airings of this scene was likely altered due to its depiction of disembodiment.
* It appears that episode 257-283 have been re-composited. As when compared to the original TV airings or Japanese DVDs, several scenes became much more zoomed out, a different transition was utilized, and other small adjustment has been made.
*

=== South Korean airings ===
Due to the regulations, Japanese contents aired on South Korea had to altered to removes all appearances of Japanese texts.

== See Also ==
* [[Digital Remaster]]

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List of differences between releases of the anime

2026-08-02T16:45:16Z

PScoop:

{{Under Construction}}
This page is for documenting the differences between the initial TV airings of the [[anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]], and its subsequent releases. Including the international version given to distributors outside Japan, and the new remastered version used on selected streaming services, such as Netflix and Crunchyroll.

== International version ==
[[TMS Entertainment]], the company that produced the original anime, also made a version of the anime meant for official distributions outside Japan. This release was commonly dubbed as the "'''international version'''", as it was used for airings on TVs, physical home video release, and digital streaming services throughout the world. Excluding certain regions, such as South Korea.

=== General differences ===
* The Japanese anime logo were replaced by an English logo made by TMS. Originally, it was an original logo made for this release. But later episodes would feature the English texts "Detective Conan" that this release would use in place of the Japanese logo.
** Likewises, when the anime was distributed by [[Funimation]] under the [[Detective Conan in English Western World#Funimation Entertainment (1st English dub)|''Case Closed'']] branding. The Japanese logo was replaced by the ''Case Closed'' logo.
<gallery>
anime-international-logo.jpg|International English logo. Used in episode 1-83.
</gallery>
* The opening animation did not contain staff credits. Instead a selection of main staffs were credited in English during the ending animation. These credits stay the same in all episodes, thus it does not represent the actual staffs credited for each episodes. With the only change between them is the name of TMS Entertainment getting updated on the copyright credit at the end.
** These credits were also included in the ''Case Closed'' releases under the "Original Japanese Version" credits.
* The music used for the opening animation tend to be using the album version instead. On top of it, the music between the opening narration and the opening animation were often not connected but instead cut from two different points of the music, leading to certain songs included a small gap or became out of sync compared to the Japanese version.
** This also affected the ''Case Closed'' releases, in which the first opening song was re-recorded with a much longer opening verse, to match with how it was sounded on the international version.
* The recap footage in the ending animation does not change between each episodes. Instead, footage from one episode was picked as the the default footage for all episodes it was used.
** For the speical episodes, the same recap footage was used throughout every parts. And because of the fact the recap would have scenes from the entire special. This would contain spoilers for future parts when watching a part 1 of the special.
* Early on in the series, the opening animation for a second part of a case would be entirely consists of footages from the first part. (i.e. the second part of [[Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case]]) The international version used the standard opening animation instead.
* All special episodes (refer to episodes that aired for more than 30 minutes) were split into multiple parts, up to 30 minutes each. For instance, [[Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]] were split into two parts. Thus it will count as two episodes by this release. (as episode 11 and 12)
** This indirectly create an effect where, as more specials were released over the years, the wider the gap between the Japanese episode numbers and international episode numbers are.
* If the next episode is a special, the preview for that episode won't be included. Likewises, the last part of the special episode will not included preview for the next episode.
** Later on, if the next episode is a special, the preview will featured the next episode ''after'' the special episode instead. (i.e. at the end of [[Loan Company President's Murder Case]] will contain a preview of [[Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case|Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case (Part 1)]] instead of [[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]].)
** However, this appears to be inconsistent. As the end of [[Kogoro's Date Murder Case]] did contain the preview for [[The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases]], while the last part of the latter did not contain a preview for the next episode. (which is [[The Farewell Wine Murder Case]])
* Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card were removed from all episodes. According to the Thai releases, these were first included in episode 1029. However, there might be a difference on which episode was the first to included them depending on the region. (For instance, when Crunchyroll got the licenses for streaming release in North America. The episode included both Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card from the start)

Most of the listed differences exists up until episode 805. As it appears TMS has stopped providing the international version by that point, instead using the Japanese version since episode 806 onwards.

=== Specific Differences ===
* On certain opening songs, ([[Mune ga Dokidoki]] and [[Nazo]], specifically) the music would restart after the opening narration has ended. Thus, these songs will ended before it was supposed to be, when compared to the Japanese version.
** Certain ending songs would also used up using the album version, which can cause the music to end before it was supposed to be, compared to the Japanese version.
* Certain opening and ending songs were excluded from this release, along with the animation for those songs. This included [[Feel Your Heart]], [[Meikyū no Lovers]], [[Girigiri chop]], [[Overture]], and [[Ashita o Yume Mite]]. These were replaced by the previous opening/ending song and animation. For instance, Feel Your Heart was replaced by [[Mune ga Dokidoki]].
* Certain episodes, such as the last part of [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]] and [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case]], have its post-credit scenes cut from the release.
* Early widescreen episodes were edited to fit in the 4:3 aspect ratio.

== Remastered version ==
TMS has been working on a remastered version of the anime for many years, with the first airing of a remastered version happened on September 22, 2003. In 2021, a new remastered version of the anime was released on Netflix in Japan. This would be the basis of future streaming releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== General differences ===
* The opening/ending made with traditional animation have its credits reinserted digitally. However, as it was based on the original TV airings, all the credits changes present on Japanese DVDs were not kept.
** As for the opening/endings made with digital animation, (i.e. [[Opening 11]] and [[Ending 15]] onward) they were simply upscaled from existing sources with the credited hard-coded in.

=== Specific Differences ===
[[File:EP61-dvd-remaster-difference.jpg|thumb|A comparision between the Japanese DVD and the new remastered version of episode 61]]
* In [[A Ghost Ship Murder Case|A Ghost Ship Murder Case (Part 1)]], the scene of the armored spirit showing the head of a man was in full display. Compared to the original airing and DVD releases where the head was not in view. The original airings of this scene was likely altered due to its depiction of disembodiment.
* It appears that episode 257-283 have been re-composited. As when compared to the original TV airings or Japanese DVDs, several scenes became much more zoomed out, a different transition was utilized, and other small adjustment has been made.
*

=== South Korean airings ===
Due to the regulations, Japanese contents aired on South Korea had to altered to removes all appearances of Japanese texts.

== See Also ==
* [[Digital Remaster]]

List of differences between releases of the anime

2026-08-02T15:52:48Z

PScoop:

{{Under Construction}}
This page is for documenting the differences between the initial TV airings of the [[anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]], and its subsequent releases. Including the international version given to distributors outside Japan, and the new remastered version used on selected streaming services, such as Netflix and Crunchyroll.

== International version ==
[[TMS Entertainment]], the company that produced the original anime, also made a version of the anime meant for official distributions outside Japan. This release was commonly dubbed as the "'''international version'''", as it was used for airings on TVs, physical home video release, and digital streaming services throughout the world. Excluding certain regions, such as South Korea.

=== General differences ===
* The Japanese anime logo were replaced by an English logo made by TMS. Originally, it was an original logo made for this release. But later episodes would feature the English texts "Detective Conan" that this release would use in place of the Japanese logo.
** Likewises, when the anime was distributed by [[Funimation]] under the [[Detective Conan in English Western World#Funimation Entertainment (1st English dub)|''Case Closed'']] branding. The Japanese logo was replaced by the ''Case Closed'' logo.
<gallery>
anime-international-logo.jpg|International English logo
</gallery>
* The opening animation did not contain staff credits. Instead a selection of main staffs were credited in English during the ending animation. These credits stay the same in all episodes, thus it does not represent the actual staffs credited for each episodes. With the only change between them is the name of TMS Entertainment getting updated on the copyright credit at the end.
** These credits were also included in the ''Case Closed'' releases under the "Original Japanese Version" credits.
* The music used for the opening animation tend to be using the album version instead. On top of it, the music between the opening narration and the opening animation were often not connected but instead cut from two different points of the music, leading to certain songs included a small gap or became out of sync compared to the Japanese version.
** This also affected the ''Case Closed'' releases, in which the first opening song was re-recorded with a much longer opening verse, to match with how it was sounded on the international version.
* The recap footage in the ending animation does not change between each episodes. Instead, footage from one episode was picked as the the default footage for all episodes it was used.
** For the speical episodes, the same recap footage was used throughout every parts. And because of the fact the recap would have scenes from the entire special. This would contain spoilers for future parts when watching a part 1 of the special.
* Early on in the series, the opening animation for a second part of a case would be entirely consists of footages from the first part. (i.e. the second part of [[Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case]]) The international version used the standard opening animation instead.
* All special episodes (refer to episodes that aired for more than 30 minutes) were split into multiple parts, up to 30 minutes each. For instance, [[Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]] were split into two parts. Thus it will count as two episodes by this release. (as episode 11 and 12)
** This indirectly create an effect where, as more specials were released over the years, the wider the gap between the Japanese episode numbers and international episode numbers are.
* If the next episode is a special, the preview for that episode won't be included. Likewises, the last part of the special episode will not included preview for the next episode.
** Later on, if the next episode is a special, the preview will featured the next episode ''after'' the special episode instead. (i.e. at the end of [[Loan Company President's Murder Case]] will contain a preview of [[Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case|Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case (Part 1)]] instead of [[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]].)
** However, this appears to be inconsistent. As the end of [[Kogoro's Date Murder Case]] did contain the preview for [[The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases]], while the last part of the latter did not contain a preview for the next episode. (which is [[The Farewell Wine Murder Case]])
* Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card were removed from all episodes. According to the Thai releases, these were first included in episode 1029. However, there might be a difference on which episode was the first to included them depending on the region. (For instance, when Crunchyroll got the licenses for streaming release in North America. The episode included both Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card from the start)

Most of the listed differences exists up until episode 805. As it appears TMS has stopped providing the international version by that point, instead using the Japanese version since episode 806 onwards.

=== Specific Differences ===
* On certain opening songs, ([[Mune ga Dokidoki]] and [[Nazo]], specifically) the music would restart after the opening narration has ended. Thus, these songs will ended before it was supposed to be, when compared to the Japanese version.
** Certain ending songs would also used up using the album version, which can cause the music to end before it was supposed to be, compared to the Japanese version.
* Certain opening and ending songs were excluded from this release, along with the animation for those songs. This included [[Feel Your Heart]], [[Meikyū no Lovers]], [[Girigiri chop]], [[Overture]], and [[Ashita o Yume Mite]]. These were replaced by the previous opening/ending song and animation. For instance, Feel Your Heart was replaced by [[Mune ga Dokidoki]].
* Certain episodes, such as the last part of [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]] and [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case]], have its post-credit scenes cut from the release.
* Early widescreen episodes were edited to fit in the 4:3 aspect ratio.

== Remastered version ==
TMS has been working on a remastered version of the anime for many years, with the first airing of a remastered version happened on September 22, 2003. In 2021, a new remastered version of the anime was released on Netflix in Japan. This would be the basis of future streaming releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== General differences ===
* The opening/ending made with traditional animation have its credits reinserted digitally. However, as it was based on the original TV airings, all the credits changes present on Japanese DVDs were not kept.
** As for the opening/endings made with digital animation, (i.e. [[Opening 11]] and [[Ending 15]] onward) they were simply upscaled from existing sources with the credited hard-coded in.

=== Specific Differences ===
[[File:EP61-dvd-remaster-difference.jpg|thumb|A comparision between the Japanese DVD and the new remastered version of episode 61]]
* In [[A Ghost Ship Murder Case|A Ghost Ship Murder Case (Part 1)]], the scene of the armored spirit showing the head of a man was in full display. Compared to the original airing and DVD releases where the head was not in view. The original airings of this scene was likely altered due to its depiction of disembodiment.
* It appears that episode 257-283 have been re-composited. As when compared to the original TV airings or Japanese DVDs, several scenes became much more zoomed out, a different transition was utilized, and other small adjustment has been made.
*

=== South Korean airings ===
Due to the regulations, Japanese contents aired on South Korea had to altered to removes all appearances of Japanese texts.

List of differences between releases of the anime

2026-08-02T15:45:59Z

PScoop:

{{Under Construction}}
This page is for documenting the differences between the initial TV airings of the [[anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]], and its subsequent releases. Including the international version given to distributors outside Japan, and the new remastered version used on selected streaming services, such as Netflix and Crunchyroll.

== International version ==
[[TMS Entertainment]], the company that produced the original anime, also made a version of the anime meant for official distributions outside Japan. This release was commonly dubbed as the "'''international version'''", as it was used for airings on TVs, physical home video release, and digital streaming services throughout the world. Excluding certain regions, such as South Korea.

=== General differences ===
* The Japanese anime logo were replaced by an English logo made by TMS. Originally, it was an original logo made for this release. But later episodes would feature the English texts "Detective Conan" that this release would use in place of the Japanese logo.
** Likewises, when the anime was distributed by [[Funimation]] under the [[Detective Conan in English Western World#Funimation Entertainment (1st English dub)|''Case Closed'']] branding. The Japanese logo was replaced by the ''Case Closed'' logo.
<gallery>
anime-international-logo.jpg|International English logo
</gallery>
* The opening animation did not contain staff credits. Instead a selection of main staffs were credited in English during the ending animation. These credits stay the same in all episodes, thus it does not represent the actual staffs credited for each episodes. With the only change between them is the name of TMS Entertainment getting updated on the copyright credit at the end.
** These credits were also included in the ''Case Closed'' releases under the "Original Japanese Version" credits.
* The music used for the opening animation tend to be using the album version instead. On top of it, the music between the opening narration and the opening animation were often not connected but instead cut from two different points of the music, leading to certain songs included a small gap or became out of sync compared to the Japanese version.
** This also affected the ''Case Closed'' releases, in which the first opening song was re-recorded with a much longer opening verse, to match with how it was sounded on the international version.
* The recap footage in the ending animation does not change between each episodes. Instead, footage from one episode was picked as the the default footage for all episodes it was used.
** For the speical episodes, the same recap footage was used throughout every parts. And because of the fact the recap would have scenes from the entire special. This would contain spoilers for future parts when watching a part 1 of the special.
* Early on in the series, the opening animation for a second part of a case would be entirely consists of footages from the first part. (i.e. the second part of [[Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case]]) The international version used the standard opening animation instead.
* All special episodes (refer to episodes that aired for more than 30 minutes) were split into multiple parts, up to 30 minutes each. For instance, [[Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]] were split into two parts. Thus it will count as two episodes by this release. (as episode 11 and 12)
** This indirectly create an effect where, as more specials were released over the years, the wider the gap between the Japanese episode numbers and international episode numbers are.
* If the next episode is a special, the preview for that episode won't be included. Likewises, the last part of the special episode will not included preview for the next episode.
** Later on, if the next episode is a special, the preview will featured the next episode ''after'' the special episode instead. (i.e. at the end of [[Loan Company President's Murder Case]] will contain a preview of [[Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case|Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case (Part 1)]] instead of [[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]].)
** However, this appears to be inconsistent. As the end of [[Kogoro's Date Murder Case]] did contain the preview for [[The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases]], while the last part of the latter did not contain a preview for the next episode. (which is [[The Farewell Wine Murder Case]])
* Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card were removed from all episodes. According to the Thai releases, these were first included in episode 1029. However, there might be a difference on which episode was the first to included them depending on the region. (For instance, when Crunchyroll got the licenses for streaming release in North America. The episode included both Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card from the start)
* Early widescreen episodes were edited to fit in the 4:3 aspect ratio.

Most of the listed differences exists up until episode 805. As it appears TMS has stopped providing the international version by that point, instead using the Japanese version since episode 806 onwards.

=== Specific Differences ===
* On certain opening songs, ([[Mune ga Dokidoki]] and [[Nazo]], specifically) the music would restart after the opening narration has ended. Thus, these songs will ended before it was supposed to be, when compared to the Japanese version.
** Certain ending songs would also used up using the album version, which can cause the music to end before it was supposed to be, compared to the Japanese version.
* Certain opening and ending songs were excluded from this release, along with the animation for those songs. This included [[Feel Your Heart]], [[Meikyū no Lovers]], [[Girigiri chop]], [[Overture]], and [[Ashita o Yume Mite]]. These were replaced by the previous opening/ending song and animation. For instance, Feel Your Heart was replaced by [[Mune ga Dokidoki]].
* Certain episodes, such as the last part of [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]] and [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case]], have its post-credit scenes cut from the release.

== Remastered version ==
TMS has been working on a remastered version of the anime for many years, with the first airing of a remastered version happened on September 22, 2003. In 2021, a new remastered version of the anime was released on Netflix in Japan. This would be the basis of future streaming releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== General differences ===
* The opening/ending made with traditional animation have its credits reinserted digitally. However, as it was based on the original TV airings, all the credits changes present on Japanese DVDs were not kept.
** As for the opening/endings made with digital animation, (i.e. [[Opening 11]] and [[Ending 15]] onward) they were simply upscaled from existing sources with the credited hard-coded in.

=== Specific Differences ===
[[File:EP61-dvd-remaster-difference.jpg|thumb|A comparision between the Japanese DVD and the new remastered version of episode 61]]
* In [[A Ghost Ship Murder Case|A Ghost Ship Murder Case (Part 1)]], the scene of the armored spirit showing the head of a man was in full display. Compared to the original airing and DVD releases where the head was not in view. The original airings of this scene was likely altered due to its depiction of disembodiment.
* It appears that episode 257-283 have been re-composited. As when compared to the original TV airings or Japanese DVDs, several scenes became much more zoomed out, a different transition was utilized, and other small adjustment has been made.
*

=== South Korean airings ===
Due to the regulations, Japanese contents aired on South Korea had to altered to removes all appearances of Japanese texts.

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{{Under Construction}}
This page is for documenting the differences between the initial TV airings of the [[anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]], and its subsequent releases. Including the international version given to distributors outside Japan, and the new remastered version used on selected streaming services, such as Netflix and Crunchyroll.

== International version ==
[[TMS Entertainment]], the company that produced the original anime, also made a version of the anime meant for official distributions outside Japan. This release was commonly dubbed as the "'''international version'''", as it was used for airings on TVs, physical home video release, and digital streaming services throughout the world. Excluding certain regions, such as South Korea.

=== General differences ===
* The Japanese anime logo were replaced by an English logo made by TMS. Originally, it was an original logo made for this release. But later episodes would feature the English texts "Detective Conan" that this release would use in place of the Japanese logo.
** Likewises, when the anime was distributed by [[Funimation]] under the [[Detective Conan in English Western World#Funimation Entertainment (1st English dub)|''Case Closed'']] branding. The Japanese logo was replaced by the ''Case Closed'' logo.
<gallery>
anime-international-logo.jpg|International English logo
</gallery>
* The opening animation did not contain staff credits. Instead a selection of main staffs were credited in English during the ending animation. These credits stay the same in all episodes, thus it does not represent the actual staffs credited for each episodes. With the only change between them is the name of TMS Entertainment getting updated on the copyright credit at the end.
** These credits were also included in the ''Case Closed'' releases under the "Original Japanese Version" credits.
* The music used for the opening animation tend to be using the album version instead. On top of it, the music between the opening narration and the opening animation were often not connected but instead cut from two different points of the music, leading to certain songs included a small gap or became out of sync compared to the Japanese version.
** This also affected the ''Case Closed'' releases, in which the first opening song was re-recorded with a much longer opening verse, to match with how it was sounded on the international version.
* The recap footage in the ending animation does not change between each episodes. Instead, footage from one episode was picked as the the default footage for all episodes it was used.
** For the speical episodes, the same recap footage was used throughout every parts. And because of the fact the recap would have scenes from the entire special. This would contain spoilers for future parts when watching a part 1 of the special.
* Early on in the series, the opening animation for a second part of a case would be entirely consists of footages from the first part. (i.e. the second part of [[Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case]]) The international version used the standard opening animation instead.
* All special episodes (refer to episodes that aired for more than 30 minutes) were split into multiple parts, up to 30 minutes each. For instance, [[Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]] were split into two parts. Thus it will count as two episodes by this release. (as episode 11 and 12)
** This indirectly create an effect where, as more specials were released over the years, the wider the gap between the Japanese episode numbers and international episode numbers are.
* If the next episode is a special, the preview for that episode won't be included. Likewises, the last part of the special episode will not included preview for the next episode.
** Later on, if the next episode is a special, the preview will featured the next episode ''after'' the special episode instead. (i.e. at the end of [[Loan Company President's Murder Case]] will contain a preview of [[Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case|Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case (Part 1)]] instead of [[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]].)
** However, this appear to be inconsistent. As the end of [[Kogoro's Date Murder Case]] did contain the preview for [[The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases]], while the last part of the latter did not contain a preview for the next episode. (which is [[The Farewell Wine Murder Case]])
* Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card were removed from all episodes. According to the Thai releases, these were first included in episode 1029. However, there might be a difference on which episode was the first to included them depending on the region. (For instance, when Crunchyroll got the licenses for streaming release in North America. The episode included both Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card from the start)
* Early widescreen episodes were edited to fit in the 4:3 aspect ratio.

Most of the listed differences exists up until episode 805. As it appears TMS has stopped providing the international version by that point, instead using the Japanese version since episode 806 onwards.

=== Specific Differences ===
* On certain opening songs, ([[Mune ga Dokidoki]] and [[Nazo]], specifically) the music would restart after the opening narration has ended. Thus, these songs will ended before it was supposed to be, when compared to the Japanese version.
** Certain ending songs would also used up using the album version, which can cause the music to end before it was supposed to be, compared to the Japanese version.
* Certain opening and ending songs were excluded from this release, along with the animation for those songs. This included [[Feel Your Heart]], [[Meikyū no Lovers]], [[Girigiri chop]], [[Overture]], and [[Ashita o Yume Mite]]. These were replaced by the previous opening/ending song and animation. For instance, Feel Your Heart was replaced by [[Mune ga Dokidoki]].
* Certain episodes, such as the last part of [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]] and [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case]], have its post-credit scenes cut from the release.

== Remastered version ==
TMS has been working on a remastered version of the anime for many years, with the first airing of a remastered version happened on September 22, 2003. In 2021, a new remastered version of the anime was released on Netflix in Japan. This would be the basis of future streaming releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== General differences ===
* The opening/ending animation have its credits reinserted digitally. However, as it was based on the original TV airings, all the credits changes present on Japanese DVDs were not kept.

=== Specific Differences ===
[[File:EP61-dvd-remaster-difference.jpg|thumb|A comparision between the Japanese DVD and the new remastered version of episode 61]]
* In [[A Ghost Ship Murder Case|A Ghost Ship Murder Case (Part 1)]], the scene of the armored spirit showing the head of a man was in full display. Compared to the original airing and DVD releases where the head was not in view. The original airings of this scene was likely altered due to its depiction of disembodiment.
* It appears that episode 257-283 have been re-composited. As when compared to the original TV airings or Japanese DVDs, several scenes became much more zoomed out, a different transition was utilized, and other small adjustment has been made.
*

List of differences between releases of the anime

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PScoop:

{{Under Construction}}
This page is for documenting the differences between the initial TV airings of the [[anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]], and its subsequent releases. Including the international version given to distributors outside Japan, and the new remastered version used on selected streaming services, such as Netflix and Crunchyroll.

== International version ==
[[TMS Entertainment]], the company that produced the original anime, also made a version of the anime meant for official distributions outside Japan. This release was commonly dubbed as the "'''international version'''", as it was used for airings on TVs, physical home video release, and digital streaming services throughout the world. Excluding certain regions, such as South Korea.

=== General differences ===
* The Japanese anime logo were replaced by an English logo made by TMS. Originally, it was an original logo made for this release. But later episodes would feature the English texts "Detective Conan" that this release would use in place of the Japanese logo.
** Likewises, when the anime was distributed by [[Funimation]] under the [[Detective Conan in English Western World#Funimation Entertainment (1st English dub)|''Case Closed'']] branding. The Japanese logo was replaced by the ''Case Closed'' logo.
<gallery>
anime-international-logo.jpg|International English logo
</gallery>
* The opening animation did not contain staff credits. Instead a selection of main staffs were credited in English during the ending animation. These credits stay the same in all episodes, thus it does not represent the actual staffs credited for each episodes. With the only change between them is the name of TMS Entertainment getting updated on the copyright credit at the end.
** These credits were also included in the ''Case Closed'' releases under the "Original Japanese Version" credits.
* The recap footage in the ending animation does not change between each episodes. Instead, footage from one episode was picked as the the default footage for all episodes it was used.
** For the speical episodes, the same recap footage was used throughout every parts. And because of the fact the recap would have scenes from the entire special. This would contain spoilers for future parts when watching a part 1 of the special.
* The music used for the opening animation tend to be using the album version instead. On top of it, the music between the opening narration and the opening animation were often not connected but instead cut from two different points of the music, leading to certain songs included a small gap or became out of sync compared to the Japanese version.
** This also affected the ''Case Closed'' releases, in which the first opening song was re-recorded with a much longer opening verse, to match with how it was sounded on the international version.
* Early on in the series, the opening animation for a second part of a case would be entirely consists of footages from the first part. (i.e. the second part of [[Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case]]) The international version used the standard opening animation instead.
* All special episodes (refer to episodes that aired for more than 30 minutes) were split into multiple parts, up to 30 minutes each. For instance, [[Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]] were split into two parts. Thus it will count as two episodes by this release. (as episode 11 and 12)
** This indirectly create an effect where, as more specials were released over the years, the wider the gap between the Japanese episode numbers and international episode numbers are.
* If the next episode is a special, the preview for that episode won't be included. Likewises, the last part of the special episode will not included preview for the next episode.
** Later on, if the next episode is a special, the preview will featured the next episode ''after'' the special episode instead. (i.e. at the end of [[Loan Company President's Murder Case]] will contain a preview of [[Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case|Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case (Part 1)]] instead of [[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]].)
** However, this appear to be inconsistent. As the end of [[Kogoro's Date Murder Case]] did contain the preview for [[The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases]], while the last part of the latter did not contain a preview for the next episode. (which is [[The Farewell Wine Murder Case]])
* Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card were removed from all episodes. According to the Thai releases, these were first included in episode 1029. However, there might be a difference on which episode was the first to included them depending on the region. (For instance, when Crunchyroll got the licenses for streaming release in North America. The episode included both Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card from the start)
* Early widescreen episodes were edited into 4:3 aspect ratio.

Most of the listed differences exists up until episode 805. As it appears TMS has stopped providing the international version by that point, instead using the Japanese version since episode 806 onwards.

=== Specific Differences ===
* On certain opening songs, ([[Mune ga Dokidoki]] and [[Nazo]], specifically) the music would restart after the opening narration has ended. Thus, these songs will ended before it was supposed to be, when compared to the Japanese version.
* Certain opening and ending songs were excluded from this release, alongside the animation for those songs. This included [[Feel Your Heart]], [[Meikyū no Lovers]], [[Girigiri chop]], These were replaced by the previous opening/ending song and animation. For instance, Feel Your Heart was replaced by [[Mune ga Dokidoki]].
* Certain episodes, such as the last part of [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]] and [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case]], have its post-credit scenes cut from the release.

== Remastered version ==
TMS has been working on a remastered version of the anime for many years, with the first airing of a remastered version happened on September 22, 2003. In 2021, a new remastered version of the anime was released on Netflix in Japan. This would be the basis of future streaming releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== General differences ===
* The opening/ending animation have its credits reinserted digitally. However, as it was based on the original TV airings, all the credits changes present on Japanese DVDs were not kept.

=== Specific Differences ===
[[File:EP61-dvd-remaster-difference.jpg|thumb|A comparision between the Japanese DVD and the new remastered version of episode 61]]
* In [[A Ghost Ship Murder Case|A Ghost Ship Murder Case (Part 1)]], the scene of the armored spirit showing the head of a man was in full display. Compared to the original airing and DVD releases where the head was not in view. The original airings of this scene was likely altered due to its depiction of disembodiment.
* It appears that episode 257-283 have been re-composited. As when compared to the original TV airings or Japanese DVDs, several scenes became much more zoomed out, a different transition was utilized, and other small adjustment has been made.
*

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{{Under Construction}}
This page is for documenting the differences between the initial TV airings of the [[anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]], and its subsequent releases. Including the international version given to distributors outside Japan, and the new remastered version used on selected streaming services, such as Netflix and Crunchyroll.

== International version ==
[[TMS Entertainment]], the company that produced the original anime, also made a version of the anime meant for official distributions outside Japan. This release was commonly dubbed as the "'''international version'''", as it was used for airings on TVs, physical home video release, and digital streaming services throughout the world. Excluding certain regions, such as South Korea.

=== General differences ===
* The Japanese anime logo were replaced by an English logo made by TMS. Originally, it was an original logo made for this release. But later episodes would feature the English texts "Detective Conan" that this release would use in place of the Japanese logo.
** Likewises, when the anime was distributed by [[Funimation]] under the [[Detective Conan in English Western World#Funimation Entertainment (1st English dub)|''Case Closed'']] branding. The Japanese logo was replaced by the ''Case Closed'' logo.
<gallery>
anime-international-logo.jpg|International English logo
</gallery>
* The opening animation did not contain staff credits. Instead a selection of main staffs were credited in English during the ending animation. These credits stay the same in all episodes, thus it does not represent the actual staffs credited for each episodes. With the only change between them is the name of TMS Entertainment getting updated on the copyright credit at the end.
** These credits were also included in the ''Case Closed'' releases under the "Original Japanese Version" credits.
* The recap footage in the ending animation does not change between each episodes. Instead, footage from one episode was picked as the the default footage for all episodes it was used.
** For the speical episodes, the same recap footage was used throughout every parts. And because of the fact the recap would have scenes from the entire special. This would contain spoilers for future parts when watching a part 1 of the special.
* The music used for the opening animation tend to be using the album version instead. On top of it, the music between the opening narration and the opening animation were often not connected but instead cut from two different points of the music, leading to certain songs included a small gap or became out of sync compared to the Japanese version.
** This also affected the ''Case Closed'' releases, in which the first opening song was re-recorded with a much longer opening verse, to match with how it was sounded on the international version.
* Early on in the series, the opening animation for a second part of a case would be entirely consists of footages from the first part. (i.e. the second part of [[Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case]]) The international version used the standard opening animation instead.
* All special episodes (refer to episodes that aired for more than 30 minutes) were split into multiple parts, up to 30 minutes each. For instance, [[Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]] were split into two parts. Thus it will count as two episodes by this release. (as episode 11 and 12)
** This indirectly create an effect where, as more specials were released over the years, the wider the gap between the Japanese episode numbers and international episode numbers are.
* If the next episode is a special, the preview for that episode won't be included. Likewises, the last part of the special episode will not included preview for the next episode.
** Later on, if the next episode is a special, the preview will featured the next episode ''after'' the special episode instead. (i.e. at the end of [[Loan Company President's Murder Case]] will contain a preview of [[Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case|Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case (Part 1)]] instead of [[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]].)
** However, this appear to be inconsistent, as the end of [[Kogoro's Date Murder Case]] did contain the preview for [[The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases]]. While the last part of the latter did not contain a preview for the next episode. (which is [[The Farewell Wine Murder Case]])
* Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card were removed from all episodes. According to the Thai releases, these were first included in episode 1029. However, there might be a difference on which episode was the first to included them depending on the region. (For instance, when Crunchyroll got the licenses for streaming release in North America. The episode included both Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card from the start)
* Early widescreen episodes were

Most of the listed differences exists up until episode 805. As it appears TMS has stopped providing the international version by that point, instead using the Japanese version since episode 806 onwards.

=== Specific Differences ===
* On certain opening songs, ([[Mune ga Dokidoki]] and [[Nazo]], specifically) the music would restart after the opening narration has ended. Thus, these songs will ended before it was supposed to be, when compared to the Japanese version.
* Certain opening and ending songs were excluded from this release, alongside the animation for those songs. This included [[Feel Your Heart]], [[Meikyū no Lovers]], [[Girigiri chop]], These were replaced by the previous opening/ending song and animation. For instance, Feel Your Heart was replaced by [[Mune ga Dokidoki]].
* Certain episodes, such as the last part of [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]] and [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case]], have its post-credit scenes cut from the release.

== Remastered version ==
TMS has been working on a remastered version of the anime for many years, with the first airing of a remastered version happened on September 22, 2003. In 2021, a new remastered version of the anime was released on Netflix in Japan. This would be the basis of future streaming releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== General differences ===
* The opening/ending animation have its credits reinserted digitally. However, as it was based on the original TV airings, all the credits changes present on Japanese DVDs were not kept.

=== Specific Differences ===
[[File:EP61-dvd-remaster-difference.jpg|thumb|A comparision between the Japanese DVD and the new remastered version of episode 61]]
* In [[A Ghost Ship Murder Case|A Ghost Ship Murder Case (Part 1)]], the scene of the armored spirit showing the head of a man was in full display. Compared to the original airing and DVD releases where the head was not in view. The original airings of this scene was likely altered due to its depiction of disembodiment.
* It appears that episode 257-283 have been re-composited, with several scenes being much more zoomed out compared to the original TV airings or Japanese DVDs
*

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This page is for documenting the differences between the initial TV airings of the [[anime|''Detective Conan'' anime]], and its subsequent releases. Including the international version given to distributors outside Japan, and the new remastered version used on selected streaming services, such as Netflix and Crunchyroll.

== International version ==
[[TMS Entertainment]], the company that produced the original anime, also made a version of the anime meant for official distributions outside Japan. This release was commonly dubbed as the "'''international version'''", as it was used for airings on TVs, physical home video release, and digital streaming services throughout the world.

=== General differences ===
* The Japanese anime logo were replaced by an English logo made by TMS. Originally, it was an original logo made for this release. But later episodes would feature the English texts "Detective Conan" that this release would use in place of the Japanese logo.
* The opening animation did not contain staff credits. Instead a selection of staffs were credited in English on the ending animation. These credits stay the same in all episodes, thus it does not represent the actual staffs credited for each episodes. With the only change between them is the name of TMS Entertainment getting updated on the copyright credit at the end.
* All special episodes (refer to episodes that aired for more than 30 minutes) were split into two or more parts, up to 30 minutes each. For instance, [[Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]] were split into two parts. Thus it will count as two episodes by this release. (as episode 11 and 12)
** This indirectly create an effect where, as more specials were released over the years, the wider the gap between the Japanese episode numbers and international episode numbers are.
* Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card were removed from all episodes. According to the Thai releases, these were first included in episode 1209. However, there might be a difference on which episode was the first to included them depending on the region. (For instance, when Crunchyroll got the licenses to the anime for streaming release in North America. The episode included both Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card from the starts)

Most of the listed differences exists up until episode 805. By episode 806 onwards, the only differences was the removal of the Japanese logo at the beginning of the episode, and the lack of [[Next Conan's Hint]] and [[Joke Card]].

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'''Digital Remaster''' is a technique that utilises modern technology to create an "improved" reproduction of the original video (technically known as "master"; hence the name ''re''master). This result in a higher quality version compared to older masters. Which usually were either transfer directly from film negative to video tape, or were rendered in a smaller resolution originally.

For traditional animation, which were done on film. This technique usually mean re-scaning the original film negative in a higher resolution, with certain elements may need to add or alter by software when necessery.

For digital animation. This technique is refer to the practice of upscaling the original video to a higher resolution by software. With any upscaling issue or artifacts to be altered by software as well. Note that the upscaling method also can be used on traditional animation when the company in charge have no access to the original film negative.

== TV Remaster version ==
On September 22, 2003, the first remastered episode of ''Detective Conan'' was broadcasted. However, only the content of the episode were kept intact, as the opening/ending animation were swapped to the current opening/ending animation and song at the time of reairing. Commonly, there is new opening speech by Conan at the beginning of the broadcast (which is seperated from the usual opening speech). In several occasion, TV remaster version has new original scenes at the beginning or at the end of the broadcast. Soundtracks used in the episodes can also be changed, mostly in episodes which was reaired as 1-hour specials.

* For the full episode list, see [[Rerun and Remastered Episodes]].

Starting with the broadcast of [[Countdown to Heaven]] on December 14, 2012, the first six movies of ''Detective Conan'' would be broadcasted during [[Friday Road Show]] (金曜ロードショー) using the remastered version. On February 24, 2017, the remastered version were released on Blu-ray under the name "Detective Conan Movie 20th Anniversary Blu-ray BOX Vol.1 [1997-2006]".

=== Physical release of TV remaster version ===
TV remaster version was included in three DVD Selection releases: ''Heiji Hattori 2, Kaitou Kid 2'' and ''Soccer Selection''. This release did not included episode previews and sponsorship segments. [[DVD collection: Biweekly Book]] also included TV remaster contents.

== Streaming Remaster version ==
[[File:Netflix-RAW-Ep2-Shot.png|240px|thumb|right|Netflix release]]
TMS Entertainment began working on remastering all episodes of the anime at some point before 2021. This remastered version would be the basis of all re-releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== Netflix release ===
Starting March 1, 2021, Netflix started releasing the new remastered version of the anime in Japan. The episodes were released in batches, separated by year. For traditionally animated episodes, each batches came in every six months for [[Season 1]](1996) to [[Season 5]](2000). Since [[Season 6]](2001), the next batches came in every two months. And starting with [[Season 13]](2008), two batches are released each two months. For [[Season 28]](2023) onward, two to three episodes are released each week.

The releases on Netflix removed all commercial breaks sponsorship card, next episode previews, New Year's Greetings, and post-episode sponsorship card; but retain after-opening sponsorship card (with the exception of [[Girigiri chop]], as its after-sponsorship card were never included after the initial TV airings), [[Next Conan's Hint]], and [[Joke Card]] in most episodes.<ref group="N">Nonetheless, joke card lines that mention a specific date were also removed.</ref> The releases also does not include ''[[Wild Police Story]]'', as it's its own separate title on Netflix.

Starting April 18, 2026, Netflix (along with many other streaming platform) began simulcasting new episode in Japan every Saturday 24:00 (Sunday 0:00) JST. At the same time, other streaming platforms began to use the new remastered version of the anime, ending its exclusivity on Netflix in Japan after 5 years.

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!style="width:25%"|Original Broadcast Year
!style="width:25%"|Episodes
!style="width:50%"|Remaster Release Date (Japan)
|-
|1996||1-42||March 1, 2021
|-
|1997||43-85||September 1, 2021
|-
|1998||86-128||March 1, 2022
|-
|1999||129-173||September 1, 2022
|-
|2000||174-218||March 1, 2023
|-
|2001||219-262||August 1, 2023
|-
|2002||263-303||October 1, 2023
|-
|2003||304-344||December 1, 2023
|-
|2004||345-383||February 1, 2024
|-
|2005||384-424||April 1, 2024
|-
|2006||425-459||June 1, 2024
|-
|2007||460-490||August 1, 2024
|-
|2008||491-520||rowspan="2"|October 1, 2024
|-
|2009||521-561
|-
|2010||562-601||rowspan="2"|November 1, 2024
|-
|2011||602-641
|-
|2012||642-680||rowspan="2"|December 1, 2024
|-
|2013||681-723
|-
|2014||724-762||rowspan="2"|January 1, 2025
|-
|2015||763-803
|-
|2016||804-844||rowspan="2"|February 1, 2025
|-
|2017||845-886
|-
|2018||887-926||rowspan="3"|March 1, 2025
|-
|2019||927-964
|-
|2020||965-992
|-
|2021||993-1032||rowspan="2"|April 1, 2025
|-
|2022||1033-1067
|-
|2023||1068-1108||April 5 - July 26, 2025
|-
|2024||1109-1147||August 1 - November 28, 2025
|-
|2025||1148-1186||December 5, 2025 - March 2026
|}
Outside Japan, remastered version were also available on Netflix in certain regions, albeit possibily with different conditions. For example, in France, the releases was behind by six months, but retain next episode previews in most episodes. While the releases in Southeast Asia used the same version as in Japan.

=== Crunchyroll release ===
[[File:Crunchyroll-RAW-Ep2-Shot.png|240px|thumb|right|Crunchyroll release]]
On August 14, 2021, Crunchyroll uploaded the new remastered version of the first 123 episodes. Replacing the existing episode 1-41 (which were using the international version) in the process.

Instead of releasing the episodes in 4:3, the episodes were presented in 16:9 instead; with black background added on both sides of the screen. In addition, all aspects of the original episode were retained (e.g. after-opening, commercial break, and post-credit sponsorship card, next episode preview, [[Next Conan's Hint]] and [[Joke Card]]). In ''[[Detective Conan in English Western World#Studio Nano (4th English dub)|Detective Conan Episode Selections]]'', the previews for episodes that are not currently included in the selection lineup are also present.

== Difference from previous releases ==
The new remastered version feature quite a few differences compared to the original TV airing and DVD releases. Seemingly as a result of TMS rescaning the original film negative prior to any alteration that has been done for the TV airings. This included but not limited to:
* The opening/ending credits for traditionally animated episodes were inserted digitally from scratch. This also included the "Special" text on the main logo for hour-long episodes.
** However, this is not the case for digitally animated opening/ending credits. As they were up-scaled with the credit texts hard-coded in.
[[File:EP270 dvd-remaster-comparison.jpg|thumb|A comparision between the Japanese DVD and the new remastered version. Using one scene from episode 270 as an example.]]
* Certain digital effects were re-compostied (for example, the entirety of [[Girigiri chop]] opening animation effects and transitions). While other effects, such as a black bar on the top and bottom of the screen during certain flashbacks in [[The Twenty Year Old Murderous Intent: The Symphony Serial Murder Case]], were not.
** Notably, episode 257-283 were re-composited. Which included different zoom levels in certain scenes, different transitions, and other small adjustments.
* Certain scenes have been altered (digitally or otherwise) due to various reasons, such as the scenes from [[Jodie Starling]]'s Conan's picture, where the letter "u" from the phrase "Cool Guy" are drawn too curved that makes it an "a", accidentally forming "Cool Gay". It has been fixed by making a proper lowercase U to form the correct phrase.

== Trivia ==
* The remastered release is the first instance of [[Feel Your Heart]] and [[Meikyū no Lovers]] presented in an episode outside Japan.

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

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

{{Anime}}

[[zh:数码修复]]

Digital Remaster

2026-08-02T08:08:12Z

PScoop: /* Crunchyroll release */

'''Digital Remaster''' is a technique that utilises modern technology to create an "improved" reproduction of the original video (technically known as "master"; hence the name ''re''master). This result in a higher quality version compared to older masters. Which usually were either transfer directly from film negative to video tape, or were rendered in a smaller resolution originally.

For traditional animation, which were done on film. This technique usually mean re-scaning the original film negative in a higher resolution, with certain elements may need to add or alter by software when necessery.

For digital animation. This technique is refer to the practice of upscaling the original video to a higher resolution by software. With any upscaling issue or artifacts to be altered by software as well. Note that the upscaling method also can be used on traditional animation when the company in charge have no access to the original film negative.

== TV Remaster version ==
On September 22, 2003, the first remastered episode of ''Detective Conan'' was broadcasted. However, only the content of the episode were kept intact, as the opening/ending animation were swapped to the current opening/ending animation and song at the time of reairing. Commonly, there is new opening speech by Conan at the beginning of the broadcast (which is seperated from the usual opening speech). In several occasion, TV remaster version has new original scenes at the beginning or at the end of the broadcast. Soundtracks used in the episodes can also be changed, mostly in episodes which was reaired as 1-hour specials.

* For the full episode list, see [[Rerun and Remastered Episodes]].

Starting with the broadcast of [[Countdown to Heaven]] on December 14, 2012, the first six movies of ''Detective Conan'' would be broadcasted during [[Friday Road Show]] (金曜ロードショー) using the remastered version. On February 24, 2017, the remastered version were released on Blu-ray under the name "Detective Conan Movie 20th Anniversary Blu-ray BOX Vol.1 [1997-2006]".

=== Physical release of TV remaster version ===
TV remaster version was included in three DVD Selection releases: ''Heiji Hattori 2, Kaitou Kid 2'' and ''Soccer Selection''. This release did not included episode previews and sponsorship segments. [[DVD collection: Biweekly Book]] also included TV remaster contents.

== Streaming Remaster version ==
[[File:Netflix-RAW-Ep2-Shot.png|240px|thumb|right|Netflix release]]
TMS Entertainment began working on remastering all episodes of the anime at some point before 2021. This remastered version would be the basis of all re-releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== Netflix release ===
Starting March 1, 2021, Netflix started releasing the new remastered version of the anime in Japan. The episodes were released in batches, separated by year. For traditionally animated episodes, each batches came in every six months for [[Season 1]](1996) to [[Season 5]](2000). Since [[Season 6]](2001), the next batches came in every two months. And starting with [[Season 13]](2008), two batches are released each two months. For [[Season 28]](2023) onward, two to three episodes are released each week.

The releases on Netflix removed all commercial breaks sponsorship card, next episode previews, New Year's Greetings, and post-episode sponsorship card; but retain after-opening sponsorship card (with the exception of [[Girigiri chop]], as its after-sponsorship card were never included after the initial TV airings), [[Next Conan's Hint]], and [[Joke Card]] in most episodes.<ref group="N">Nonetheless, joke card lines that mention a specific date were also removed.</ref> The releases also does not include ''[[Wild Police Story]]'', as it's its own separate title on Netflix.

Starting April 18, 2026, Netflix (along with many other streaming platform) began simulcasting new episode in Japan every Saturday 24:00 (Sunday 0:00) JST. At the same time, other streaming platforms began to use the new remastered version of the anime, ending its exclusivity on Netflix in Japan after 5 years.

{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!style="width:25%"|Original Broadcast Year
!style="width:25%"|Episodes
!style="width:50%"|Remaster Release Date (Japan)
|-
|1996||1-42||March 1, 2021
|-
|1997||43-85||September 1, 2021
|-
|1998||86-128||March 1, 2022
|-
|1999||129-173||September 1, 2022
|-
|2000||174-218||March 1, 2023
|-
|2001||219-262||August 1, 2023
|-
|2002||263-303||October 1, 2023
|-
|2003||304-344||December 1, 2023
|-
|2004||345-383||February 1, 2024
|-
|2005||384-424||April 1, 2024
|-
|2006||425-459||June 1, 2024
|-
|2007||460-490||August 1, 2024
|-
|2008||491-520||rowspan="2"|October 1, 2024
|-
|2009||521-561
|-
|2010||562-601||rowspan="2"|November 1, 2024
|-
|2011||602-641
|-
|2012||642-680||rowspan="2"|December 1, 2024
|-
|2013||681-723
|-
|2014||724-762||rowspan="2"|January 1, 2025
|-
|2015||763-803
|-
|2016||804-844||rowspan="2"|February 1, 2025
|-
|2017||845-886
|-
|2018||887-926||rowspan="3"|March 1, 2025
|-
|2019||927-964
|-
|2020||965-992
|-
|2021||993-1032||rowspan="2"|April 1, 2025
|-
|2022||1033-1067
|-
|2023||1068-1108||April 5 - July 26, 2025
|-
|2024||1109-1147||August 1 - November 28, 2025
|-
|2025||1148-1186||December 5, 2025 - March 2026
|}
Outside Japan, remastered version were also available on Netflix in certain regions, albeit possibily with different conditions. For example, in France, the releases was behind by six months, but retain next episode previews in most episodes. While the releases in Southeast Asia used the same version as in Japan.

=== Crunchyroll release ===
[[File:Crunchyroll-RAW-Ep2-Shot.png|240px|thumb|right|Crunchyroll release]]
On August 14, 2021, Crunchyroll uploaded the new remastered version of the first 123 episodes. Replacing the existing episode 1-41 (which were using the international version) in the process.

Instead of releasing the episodes in 4:3, the episodes were presented in 16:9 instead; with black background added on both sides of the screen. In addition, all aspects of the original episode were retained (e.g. after-opening, commercial break, and post-credit sponsorship card, next episode preview, [[Next Conan's Hint]] and [[Joke Card]]). In ''[[Detective Conan in English Western World#Studio Nano (4th English dub)|Detective Conan Episode Selections]]'', the previews for episodes that are not currently included in the selection lineup are also present.

== Difference from previous releases ==
The new remastered version feature quite a few differences compared to the original TV airing and DVD releases. Seemingly as a result of TMS rescaning the original film negative prior to any alteration that has been done for the TV airings. This included but not limited to:
* The opening/ending credits for traditionally animated episodes were inserted digitally from scratch. This also included the "Special" text on the main logo for hour-long episodes.
** However, this is not the case for digitally animated opening/ending credits. As they were up-scaled with the credit texts hard-coded in.
* Certain digital effects were re-compostied (for example, the entirety of [[Girigiri chop]] opening animation effects). While other effects, such as a black bar on the top and bottom of the screen during certain flashbacks in [[The Twenty Year Old Murderous Intent: The Symphony Serial Murder Case]], were not.
[[File:EP270 dvd-remaster-comparison.jpg|thumb|A comparision between the Japanese DVD and the new remastered version. Using one scene from episode 270 as an example.]]
** Notably, episode 257-283 were re-composited. Which included different zoom levels in certain scenes, different transitions, and other small adjustments.
* Certain scenes have been altered (digitally or otherwise) due to various reasons, such as the scenes from [[Jodie Starling]]'s Conan's picture, where the letter "u" from the phrase "Cool Guy" are drawn too curved that makes it an "a", accidentally forming "Cool Gay". It has been fixed by making a proper lowercase U to form the correct phrase.

== Trivia ==
* The remastered release is the first instance of [[Feel Your Heart]] and [[Meikyū no Lovers]] presented in an episode outside Japan.

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

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

{{Anime}}

[[zh:数码修复]]

Digital Remaster

2026-08-02T07:57:13Z

PScoop:

'''Digital Remaster''' is a technique that utilises modern technology to create an "improved" reproduction of the original video (technically known as "master"; hence the name ''re''master). This result in a higher quality version compared to older masters. Which usually were either transfer directly from film negative to video tape, or were rendered in a smaller resolution originally.

For traditional animation, which were done on film. This technique usually mean re-scaning the original film negative in a higher resolution, with certain elements may need to add or alter by software when necessery.

For digital animation. This technique is refer to the practice of upscaling the original video to a higher resolution by software. With any upscaling issue or artifacts to be altered by software as well. Note that the upscaling method also can be used on traditional animation when the company in charge have no access to the original film negative.

== TV Remaster version ==
On September 22, 2003, the first remastered episode of ''Detective Conan'' was broadcasted. However, only the content of the episode were kept intact, as the opening/ending animation were swapped to the current opening/ending animation and song at the time of reairing. Commonly, there is new opening speech by Conan at the beginning of the broadcast (which is seperated from the usual opening speech). In several occasion, TV remaster version has new original scenes at the beginning or at the end of the broadcast. Soundtracks used in the episodes can also be changed, mostly in episodes which was reaired as 1-hour specials.

* For the full episode list, see [[Rerun and Remastered Episodes]].

Starting with the broadcast of [[Countdown to Heaven]] on December 14, 2012, the first six movies of ''Detective Conan'' would be broadcasted during [[Friday Road Show]] (金曜ロードショー) using the remastered version. On February 24, 2017, the remastered version were released on Blu-ray under the name "Detective Conan Movie 20th Anniversary Blu-ray BOX Vol.1 [1997-2006]".

=== Physical release of TV remaster version ===
TV remaster version was included in three DVD Selection releases: ''Heiji Hattori 2, Kaitou Kid 2'' and ''Soccer Selection''. This release did not included episode previews and sponsorship segments. [[DVD collection: Biweekly Book]] also included TV remaster contents.

== Streaming Remaster version ==
[[File:Netflix-RAW-Ep2-Shot.png|240px|thumb|right|Netflix release]]
TMS Entertainment began working on remastering all episodes of the anime at some point before 2021. This remastered version would be the basis of all re-releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== Netflix release ===
Starting March 1, 2021, Netflix started releasing the new remastered version of the anime in Japan. The episodes were released in batches, separated by year. For traditionally animated episodes, each batches came in every six months for [[Season 1]](1996) to [[Season 5]](2000). Since [[Season 6]](2001), the next batches came in every two months. And starting with [[Season 13]](2008), two batches are released each two months. For [[Season 28]](2023) onward, two to three episodes are released each week.

The releases on Netflix removed all commercial breaks sponsorship card, next episode previews, New Year's Greetings, and post-episode sponsorship card; but retain after-opening sponsorship card (with the exception of [[Girigiri chop]], as its after-sponsorship card were never included after the initial TV airings), [[Next Conan's Hint]], and [[Joke Card]] in most episodes.<ref group="N">Nonetheless, joke card lines that mention a specific date were also removed.</ref> The releases also does not include ''[[Wild Police Story]]'', as it's its own separate title on Netflix.

Starting April 18, 2026, Netflix (along with many other streaming platform) began simulcasting new episode in Japan every Saturday 24:00 (Sunday 0:00) JST. At the same time, other streaming platforms began to use the new remastered version of the anime, ending its exclusivity on Netflix in Japan after 5 years.

{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!style="width:25%"|Original Broadcast Year
!style="width:25%"|Episodes
!style="width:50%"|Remaster Release Date (Japan)
|-
|1996||1-42||March 1, 2021
|-
|1997||43-85||September 1, 2021
|-
|1998||86-128||March 1, 2022
|-
|1999||129-173||September 1, 2022
|-
|2000||174-218||March 1, 2023
|-
|2001||219-262||August 1, 2023
|-
|2002||263-303||October 1, 2023
|-
|2003||304-344||December 1, 2023
|-
|2004||345-383||February 1, 2024
|-
|2005||384-424||April 1, 2024
|-
|2006||425-459||June 1, 2024
|-
|2007||460-490||August 1, 2024
|-
|2008||491-520||rowspan="2"|October 1, 2024
|-
|2009||521-561
|-
|2010||562-601||rowspan="2"|November 1, 2024
|-
|2011||602-641
|-
|2012||642-680||rowspan="2"|December 1, 2024
|-
|2013||681-723
|-
|2014||724-762||rowspan="2"|January 1, 2025
|-
|2015||763-803
|-
|2016||804-844||rowspan="2"|February 1, 2025
|-
|2017||845-886
|-
|2018||887-926||rowspan="3"|March 1, 2025
|-
|2019||927-964
|-
|2020||965-992
|-
|2021||993-1032||rowspan="2"|April 1, 2025
|-
|2022||1033-1067
|-
|2023||1068-1108||April 5 - July 26, 2025
|-
|2024||1109-1147||August 1 - November 28, 2025
|-
|2025||1148-1186||December 5, 2025 - March 2026
|}
Outside Japan, remastered version were also available on Netflix in certain regions, albeit possibily with different conditions. For example, in France, the releases was behind by six months, but retain next episode previews in most episodes. While the releases in Southeast Asia used the same version as in Japan.

=== Crunchyroll release ===
[[File:Crunchyroll-RAW-Ep2-Shot.png|240px|thumb|right|Crunchyroll release]]
On August 14, 2021, Crunchyroll uploaded the new remastered version of the first 123 episodes.

Instead of releasing the episodes in 4:3, the episodes were presented in 16:9 instead; with black background added on both sides of the screen. In addition, all aspects of the original episode were retained (e.g. after-opening, commercial break, and post-credit sponsorship card, next episode preview, [[Next Conan's Hint]] and [[Joke Card]]). In ''[[Detective Conan in English Western World#Studio Nano (4th English dub)|Detective Conan Episode Selections]]'', the previews for episodes that are not currently included in the selection lineup are also present.

== Difference from previous releases ==
The new remastered version feature quite a few differences compared to the original TV airing and DVD releases. Seemingly as a result of TMS rescaning the original film negative prior to any alteration that has been done for the TV airings. This included but not limited to:
* The opening/ending credits for traditionally animated episodes were inserted digitally from scratch. This also included the "Special" text on the main logo for hour-long episodes.
** However, this is not the case for digitally animated opening/ending credits. As they were up-scaled with the credit texts hard-coded in.
* Certain digital effects were re-compostied (for example, the entirety of [[Girigiri chop]] opening animation effects). While other effects, such as a black bar on the top and bottom of the screen during certain flashbacks in [[The Twenty Year Old Murderous Intent: The Symphony Serial Murder Case]], were not.
[[File:EP270 dvd-remaster-comparison.jpg|thumb|A comparision between the Japanese DVD and the new remastered version. Using one scene from episode 270 as an example.]]
** Notably, episode 257-283 were re-composited. Which included different zoom levels in certain scenes, different transitions, and other small adjustments.
* Certain scenes have been altered (digitally or otherwise) due to various reasons, such as the scenes from [[Jodie Starling]]'s Conan's picture, where the letter "u" from the phrase "Cool Guy" are drawn too curved that makes it an "a", accidentally forming "Cool Gay". It has been fixed by making a proper lowercase U to form the correct phrase.

== Trivia ==
* The remastered release is the first instance of [[Feel Your Heart]] and [[Meikyū no Lovers]] presented in an episode outside Japan.

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

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

{{Anime}}

[[zh:数码修复]]

File:EP270 dvd-remaster-comparison.jpg

2026-08-02T07:44:30Z

PScoop:

A comparision of a scene from episode 270. Left is Japanese DVD, right is the new remastered version.

Digital Remaster

2026-08-02T07:34:00Z

PScoop:

'''Digital Remaster''' is a technique that utilises modern technology to create an "improved" reproduction of the original video (technically known as "master"; hence the name ''re''master). This result in a higher quality version compared to older masters. Which usually were either transfer directly from film negative to video tape, or were rendered in a smaller resolution originally.

For traditional animation, which were done on film. This technique usually mean re-scaning the original film negative in a higher resolution, with certain elements may need to add or alter by software when necessery.

For digital animation. This technique is refer to the practice of upscaling the original video to a higher resolution by software. With any upscaling issue or artifacts to be altered by software as well. Note that the upscaling method also can be used on traditional animation when the company in charge have no access to the original film negative.

== TV Remaster version ==
On September 22, 2003, the first remastered episode of ''Detective Conan'' was broadcasted. However, only the content of the episode were kept intact, as the opening/ending animation were swapped to the current opening/ending animation and song at the time of reairing. Commonly, there is new opening speech by Conan at the beginning of the broadcast (which is seperated from the usual opening speech). In several occasion, TV remaster version has new original scenes at the beginning or at the end of the broadcast. Soundtracks used in the episodes can also be changed, mostly in episodes which was reaired as 1-hour specials.

* For the full episode list, see [[Rerun and Remastered Episodes]].

Starting with the broadcast of [[Countdown to Heaven]] on December 14, 2012, the first six movies of ''Detective Conan'' would be broadcasted during [[Friday Road Show]] (金曜ロードショー) using the remastered version. On February 24, 2017, the remastered version were released on Blu-ray under the name "Detective Conan Movie 20th Anniversary Blu-ray BOX Vol.1 [1997-2006]".

=== Physical release of TV remaster version ===
TV remaster version was included in three DVD Selection releases: ''Heiji Hattori 2, Kaitou Kid 2'' and ''Soccer Selection''. This release did not included episode previews and sponsorship segments. [[DVD collection: Biweekly Book]] also included TV remaster contents.

== Streaming Remaster version ==
[[File:Netflix-RAW-Ep2-Shot.png|240px|thumb|right|Netflix release]]
TMS Entertainment began working on remastering all episodes of the anime at some point before 2021. This remastered version would be the basis of all re-releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== Netflix release ===
Starting March 1, 2021, Netflix started releasing the new remastered version of the anime in Japan. The episodes were released in batches, separated by year. For traditionally animated episodes, each batches came in every six months for [[Season 1]](1996) to [[Season 5]](2000). Since [[Season 6]](2001), the next batches came in every two months. And starting with [[Season 13]](2008), two batches are released each two months. For [[Season 28]](2023) onward, two to three episodes are released each week.

The releases on Netflix removed all commercial breaks sponsorship card, next episode previews, New Year's Greetings, and post-episode sponsorship card; but retain after-opening sponsorship card (with the exception of [[Girigiri chop]], as its after-sponsorship card were never included after the initial TV airings), [[Next Conan's Hint]], and [[Joke Card]] in most episodes.<ref group="N">Nonetheless, joke card lines that mention a specific date were also removed.</ref> The releases also does not include ''[[Wild Police Story]]'', as it's its own separate title on Netflix.

Starting April 18, 2026, Netflix (along with many other streaming platform) began simulcasting new episode in Japan every Saturday 24:00 (Sunday 0:00) JST. At the same time, other streaming platforms began to use the new remastered version of the anime, ending its exclusivity on Netflix in Japan after 5 years.

{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!style="width:25%"|Original Broadcast Year
!style="width:25%"|Episodes
!style="width:50%"|Remaster Release Date (Japan)
|-
|1996||1-42||March 1, 2021
|-
|1997||43-85||September 1, 2021
|-
|1998||86-128||March 1, 2022
|-
|1999||129-173||September 1, 2022
|-
|2000||174-218||March 1, 2023
|-
|2001||219-262||August 1, 2023
|-
|2002||263-303||October 1, 2023
|-
|2003||304-344||December 1, 2023
|-
|2004||345-383||February 1, 2024
|-
|2005||384-424||April 1, 2024
|-
|2006||425-459||June 1, 2024
|-
|2007||460-490||August 1, 2024
|-
|2008||491-520||rowspan="2"|October 1, 2024
|-
|2009||521-561
|-
|2010||562-601||rowspan="2"|November 1, 2024
|-
|2011||602-641
|-
|2012||642-680||rowspan="2"|December 1, 2024
|-
|2013||681-723
|-
|2014||724-762||rowspan="2"|January 1, 2025
|-
|2015||763-803
|-
|2016||804-844||rowspan="2"|February 1, 2025
|-
|2017||845-886
|-
|2018||887-926||rowspan="3"|March 1, 2025
|-
|2019||927-964
|-
|2020||965-992
|-
|2021||993-1032||rowspan="2"|April 1, 2025
|-
|2022||1033-1067
|-
|2023||1068-1108||April 5 - July 26, 2025
|-
|2024||1109-1147||August 1 - November 28, 2025
|-
|2025||1148-1186||December 5, 2025 - March 2026
|}
Outside Japan, remastered version were also available on Netflix in certain regions, albeit possibily with different conditions. For example, in France, the releases was behind by six months, but retain next episode previews in most episodes. While the releases in Southeast Asia used the same version as in Japan.

=== Crunchyroll release ===
[[File:Crunchyroll-RAW-Ep2-Shot.png|240px|thumb|right|Crunchyroll release]]
On August 14, 2021, Crunchyroll uploaded the new remastered version of the first 123 episodes.

Instead of releasing the episodes in 4:3, the episodes were presented in 16:9 instead; with black background added on both sides of the screen. In addition, all aspects of the original episode were retained (e.g. after-opening, commercial break, and post-credit sponsorship card, next episode preview, [[Next Conan's Hint]] and [[Joke Card]]). In ''[[Detective Conan in English Western World#Studio Nano (4th English dub)|Detective Conan Episode Selections]]'', the previews for episodes that are not currently included in the selection lineup are also present.

== Difference from previous releases ==
The new remastered version feature quite a few differences compared to the original TV airing and DVD releases. Seemingly as a result of TMS rescaning the original film negative prior to any alteration that has been done for the TV airings. This included but not limited to:
* The opening/ending credits for traditionally animated episodes were inserted digitally from scratch. This also included the "Special" text on the main logo for hour-long episodes.
** However, this is not the case for digitally animated opening/ending credits. As they were up-scaled with the credit texts hard-coded in.
* Certain digital effects were re-compostied (for example, the entirety of [[Girigiri chop]] opening animation effects). While other effects, such as a black bar on the top and bottom of the screen during certain flashbacks in [[The Twenty Year Old Murderous Intent: The Symphony Serial Murder Case]], were not.
** Notably, episode 257-283 were re-composited. Which included different zoom levels in certain scenes, different transitions, and other small adjustments.
* Certain scenes have been altered (digitally or otherwise) due to various reasons, such as the scenes from [[Jodie Starling]]'s Conan's picture, where the letter "u" from the phrase "Cool Guy" are drawn too curved that makes it an "a", accidentally forming "Cool Gay". It has been fixed by making a proper lowercase U to form the correct phrase.

== Trivia ==
* The remastered release is the first instance of [[Feel Your Heart]] and [[Meikyū no Lovers]] presented in an episode outside Japan.

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

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

{{Anime}}

[[zh:数码修复]]

Digital Remaster

2026-08-02T07:31:18Z

PScoop: Some adjustments to the info on the remaster differences

'''Digital Remaster''' is a technique that utilises modern technology to create an "improved" reproduction of the original video (technically known as "master"; hence the name ''re''master). This result in a higher quality version compared to older masters. Which usually were either transfer directly from film negative to video tape, or were rendered in a smaller resolution originally.

For traditional animation, which were done on film. This technique usually mean re-scaning the original film negative in a higher resolution, with certain elements may need to add or alter by software when necessery.

For digital animation. This technique is refer to the practice of upscaling the original video to a higher resolution by software. With any upscaling issue or artifacts to be altered by software as well. Note that the upscaling method also can be used on traditional animation when the company in charge have no access to the original film negative.

== TV Remaster version ==
On September 22, 2003, the first remastered episode of ''Detective Conan'' was broadcasted. However, only the content of the episode were kept intact, as the opening/ending animation were swapped to the current opening/ending animation and song at the time of reairing. Commonly, there is new opening speech by Conan at the beginning of the broadcast (which is seperated from the usual opening speech). In several occasion, TV remaster version has new original scenes at the beginning or at the end of the broadcast. Soundtracks used in the episodes can also be changed, mostly in episodes which was reaired as 1-hour specials.

* For the full episode list, see [[Rerun and Remastered Episodes]].

Starting with the broadcast of [[Countdown to Heaven]] on December 14, 2012, the first six movies of ''Detective Conan'' would be broadcasted during [[Friday Road Show]] (金曜ロードショー) using the remastered version. On February 24, 2017, the remastered version were released on Blu-ray under the name "Detective Conan Movie 20th Anniversary Blu-ray BOX Vol.1 [1997-2006]".

=== Physical release of TV remaster version ===
TV remaster version was included in three DVD Selection releases: ''Heiji Hattori 2, Kaitou Kid 2'' and ''Soccer Selection''. This release did not included episode previews and sponsorship segments. [[DVD collection: Biweekly Book]] also included TV remaster contents.

== Streaming Remaster version ==
[[File:Netflix-RAW-Ep2-Shot.png|240px|thumb|right|Netflix release]]
TMS Entertainment began working on remastering all episodes of the anime at some point before 2021. This remastered version would be the basis of all re-releases and remaster airings going forward.

=== Netflix release ===
Starting March 1, 2021, Netflix started releasing the new remastered version of the anime in Japan. The episodes were released in batches, separated by year. For traditionally animated episodes, each batches came in every six months for [[Season 1]](1996) to [[Season 5]](2000). Since [[Season 6]](2001), the next batches came in every two months. And starting with [[Season 13]](2008), two batches are released each two months. For [[Season 28]](2023) onward, two to three episodes are released each week.

The releases on Netflix removed all commercial breaks sponsorship card, next episode previews, New Year's Greetings, and post-episode sponsorship card; but retain after-opening sponsorship card (with the exception of [[Girigiri chop]], as its after-sponsorship card were never included after the initial TV airings), [[Next Conan's Hint]], and [[Joke Card]] in most episodes.<ref group="N">Nonetheless, joke card lines that mention a specific date were also removed.</ref> The releases also does not include ''[[Wild Police Story]]'', as it's its own separate release title on Netflix.

Starting April 18, 2026, Netflix (along with many other streaming platform) began simulcasting new episode in Japan every Saturday 24:00 (Sunday 0:00) JST. At the same time, other streaming platforms began to use the new remastered version of the anime, ending its exclusivity in Japan after 5 years.

{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!style="width:25%"|Original Broadcast Year
!style="width:25%"|Episodes
!style="width:50%"|Remaster Release Date (Japan)
|-
|1996||1-42||March 1, 2021
|-
|1997||43-85||September 1, 2021
|-
|1998||86-128||March 1, 2022
|-
|1999||129-173||September 1, 2022
|-
|2000||174-218||March 1, 2023
|-
|2001||219-262||August 1, 2023
|-
|2002||263-303||October 1, 2023
|-
|2003||304-344||December 1, 2023
|-
|2004||345-383||February 1, 2024
|-
|2005||384-424||April 1, 2024
|-
|2006||425-459||June 1, 2024
|-
|2007||460-490||August 1, 2024
|-
|2008||491-520||rowspan="2"|October 1, 2024
|-
|2009||521-561
|-
|2010||562-601||rowspan="2"|November 1, 2024
|-
|2011||602-641
|-
|2012||642-680||rowspan="2"|December 1, 2024
|-
|2013||681-723
|-
|2014||724-762||rowspan="2"|January 1, 2025
|-
|2015||763-803
|-
|2016||804-844||rowspan="2"|February 1, 2025
|-
|2017||845-886
|-
|2018||887-926||rowspan="3"|March 1, 2025
|-
|2019||927-964
|-
|2020||965-992
|-
|2021||993-1032||rowspan="2"|April 1, 2025
|-
|2022||1033-1067
|-
|2023||1068-1108||April 5 - July 26, 2025
|-
|2024||1109-1147||August 1 - November 28, 2025
|-
|2025||1148-1186||December 5, 2025 - March 2026
|}
Outside Japan, remastered version were also available on Netflix in certain regions, albeit possibily with different conditions. For example, in France, the releases was behind by six months, but retain next episode previews in most episodes. While the releases in Southeast Asia share the same

=== Crunchyroll release ===
[[File:Crunchyroll-RAW-Ep2-Shot.png|240px|thumb|right|Crunchyroll release]]
On August 14, 2021, Crunchyroll uploaded the new remastered version of the first 123 episodes.

Instead of releasing the episodes in 4:3, the episodes were presented in 16:9 instead; with black background added on both sides of the screen. In addition, all aspects of the original episode were retained (e.g. after-opening, commercial break, and post-credit sponsorship card, next episode preview, [[Next Conan's Hint]] and [[Joke Card]]). In ''[[Detective Conan in English Western World#Studio Nano (4th English dub)|Detective Conan Episode Selections]]'', the previews for episodes that are not currently included in the selection lineup are also present.

== Difference from previous releases ==
The new remastered version feature quite a few differences compared to the original TV airing and DVD releases. Seemingly as a result of TMS rescaning the original film negative prior to any alteration that has been done for the TV airings. This included but not limited to:
* The opening/ending credits for traditionally animated episodes were inserted digitally from scratch. This also included the "Special" text on the main logo for hour-long episodes.
** However, this is not the case for digitally animated opening/ending credits. As they were up-scaled with the credit texts hard-coded in.
* Certain digital effects were re-compostied (for example, the entirety of [[Girigiri chop]] opening animation effects). While other effects, such as a black bar on the top and bottom of the screen during certain flashbacks in [[The Twenty Year Old Murderous Intent: The Symphony Serial Murder Case]], were not.
** Notably, episode 257-283 were re-composited. Which included different zoom levels in certain scenes, different transitions, and other small adjustments.
* Certain scenes have been altered (digitally or otherwise) due to various reasons, such as the scenes from [[Jodie Starling]]'s Conan's picture, where the letter "u" from the phrase "Cool Guy" are drawn too curved that makes it an "a", accidentally forming "Cool Gay". It has been fixed by making a proper lowercase U to form the correct phrase.

== Trivia ==
* The remastered release is the first instance of [[Feel Your Heart]] and [[Meikyū no Lovers]] presented in an episode outside Japan.

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

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

{{Anime}}

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The Gold-Star Answer

2026-06-21T11:44:03Z

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| episode = TV Special 8 (P1)
| int-episode = 1262
| image = TV Episode P1.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| english-title =
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|はなまるな{{ruby|真実|アンサー}}}} (Hanamaruna Ansā)
| Filler case number = #465
| airdate = June 6, 2026
| rating = 6.1%
| season = [[Season 31|31]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Detective Boys]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Kaitou Kid]] [[Kaito Kuroba]] [[Keita Kaneko]] [https://prettycure.fandom.com/wiki/Akechi_Anna Cure Answer]
| suspects =
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]]
| next-conan-hint = Jewel
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Akatsuki Yamatoya]]
| storyboard = [[Hiroaki Takagi]]
| producer = [[Hiroaki Takagi]] [[Minoru Tozawa]] [[Taichi Atarashi]] (asst.) [[Shinga Nakamura]] (asst.)
| animation-director = [[Keiko Sasaki]] [[Hiroaki Takagi]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Kyoko Yoshimi]] and [[Hiroaki Takagi]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Kaitou Kid]]/[[Kaito Kuroba]] [[Koji Ochiai]] as [[Keita Kaneko]] [[Hikari Senga]] as [https://prettycure.fandom.com/wiki/Akechi_Anna Anna Akechi/Cure Answer] [[Ayumi Tsunematsu]] as Chinami Hosho [[Yoshitsugu Matsuoka]] as Nijee [[Shinnosuke Musashi]] as Hanninda [[Sachi Kokuryu]] as Phantom Thief Santos [[Taihi Kimura]] as Comrade
| opening-song = Heaven Knows
| closing-song = 7 DAYS
| prev-episode = I Cannot Lie to Archery
| next-episode = Sonoko and Conan's Spooky Story Night
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''The Gold-Star Answer'''''|はなまるな{{ruby|真実|アンサー}}|Hanamaruna Ansā}}, is a special episode of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and a [[crossover]] with ''[[Wikipedia:Pretty Cure|Pretty Cure]]'' installment, ''[[Wikipedia:Star Detective Precure!|Star Detective Precure!]]''. It's one of the commemorative specials for the 30th anniversary of the ''Detective Conan'' [[Anime|anime]]. It aired on June 6, 2026.

As part of the collaboration with the ''Pretty Cure'' franchise, ''Star Detective Precure!'' aired a crossover episode with Detective Conan in their series with {{nihongo|'''''[https://prettycure.fandom.com/wiki/MPC18 The Detectives Assemble]'''''|名探偵の{{Ruby|共演|アッセンブル}}|Meitantei no Assenburu}}, aired on May 31, 2026.

Jewelry stores across town are being robbed, but Conan's young friend Ayumi is excited. The crimes bear a striking resemblance to the events of a certain magical girl anime she's enjoying, and she's hopeful that she'll get to meet a "PreCure!" if the thieves show up again. [https://prettycure.fandom.com/wiki/Akechi_Anna Cure Answer] appears in the episode, and Conan seems understandably surprised.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{char|Keita Kaneko}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt}}
{{Gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
{{Gadget|Card Gun}}
{{Gadget|Hang Glider Cape}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
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| crime = Serial theft
| image = TVSpecial8Case1.jpg
| location = Four Jewelry stores
| time =
| cause-death = Jewelry from those stores
| cause-death-label = Stolen items
| suspects = Santos Thieves' Guild
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = The thieves disguise themselves as a distinguished character for each of their crime (Police officers, Kamen Yaiba, Kaiju Gomera, and Kaitou Kid).
}}

Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys are on their way home. Suddenly, Genta mentions his dad reading a newspaper about the recent robberies that are causing a disturbance, which Ayumi thought to be caused by the Phantom Thieves’ Guild from PreCure. Haibara says that it is not, and the culprits claimed themselves to be the Santos Thieves’ Guild instead, who specialize in {{bracket|theatrical crimes|The crimes in which the culprits play roles and carry out like a performance.}}.

[[File:TVS8.2.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Ayumi imagines Kamen Yaiba as a thief.]]
[[File:TVS8.3.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Genta and Mitsuhiko imagine Kaiju Gomera as a thief.]]

Haibara continues, in the first robbery that they claimed credit for, they disguised as police officers and walked right out with the stolen jewels; in the second crime, they pretended to be Kamen Yaiba; in the third robbery, they chose to be Kaiju Gomera and went on a rampage, but were immediately exposed.
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In the fourth case, they pretended to be Kaitou Kid and tried to frame him. Conan thinks that he must have been really pissed off when he read the news about the fourth robbery of the Santos Thieves’ Guild.


{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Potential theft
| image = TVSpecial8Case2.jpg
| location = Kaneko Jewelry Store
| time =
| cause-death = The Pum-pum-pum-pum-pumpkin
| cause-death-label = Targeted item
| suspects = Santos Thieves' Guild
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description =
}}

Since the Pum-pum-pum-pum-pumpkin is rumored to be the next target, the kids decide to have two of the five to take turns guarding the area around Kaneko Jewelry Store everyday. Ayumi and Mitsuhiko are responsible for the first day of guarding, and it’s just a normal day with one visitor. In the second day of guarding, Conan and Haibara are discussing the fourth incident, whereas the thieves only sent the letter after it happened and the letter was full of misspellings, when a teenager (Anna Akechi) approaches the two and asks which way leads to the Kaneko Jewelry Store. On the third day guarding the area, Ayumi and Genta notice a woman taking pictures outside the store, so Ayumi informs this to Conan, and decides to follow the woman once she leaves the place with Genta. The two see her walking out from a burger shop with probably food supplies for her accomplice, then they see her making a call at the construction site, stating that she and the others will strike on the next day. Ayumi and Genta follow up to an abandoned warehouse where she goes inside. However, inside the warehouse are four man enjoying the food bought by the woman instead of the woman herself. Before the two can decide what to do next, their friends have already arrived with the police officers called by Conan to subdue the criminals.

[[File:TVS8.1.jpg|200px|thumb|left|The four criminals subdued does not include the woman.]]

Even though the criminals were subdued and Kaneko Jewelry Store was assumed to be safe, Ayumi senses that something is not right, and asks Conan to call detective Chiba so they can see the faces of the four criminals that they had caught. From the image Chiba sent, Ayumi points out that the woman she and Genta followed is not in between the four. Conan deduces that the four people caught just now were pawns hired by the Santos Thieves' Guild to lure the police, this is because he saw a mask that is too obvious for a group of thieves when he and the others were at the warehouse.

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=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kaneko's personal bodyguard|TVS8bodyguard.jpg|
* Tall, muscular man
}}
{{People|Woman|TVS8Woman.jpg|
* Purple hoodie
* Acting suspicious around Kaneko Jewelry Store
}}
{{People|Man A|TVS8ManA.jpg|
* Kaneko Jewelry Store visitor
}}
{{People|Man B|TVS8ManB.jpg|
* Blue shirt
* Decoy thief
}}
{{People|Man C|TVS8ManC.jpg|
* Orange shirt
* Decoy thief
}}
{{People|Man D|TVS8ManD.jpg|
* Purple shirt
* Decoy thief
}}
{{People|Man E|TVS8ManE.jpg|
* Yellow shirt
* Decoy thief
}}
==== Pretty Cure character ====
{{People|Anna Akechi|Anna Akechi.jpg|
}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
'''Kaneko's bodyguard''' and the '''Woman''' are members of the '''Santos Thieves' guild'''. Anna Akechi in her Cure Answer outfit (who is actually Kaitou Kid in disguise) shows up to warn them about copyright infringement. As the kids are discussing after the attempted theft, Haibara wonders if Kid is one of Pretty Cure fans or not. Meanwhile, the scene of the real Anna Akechi walking somewhere also captures the image of Kaitou Kid on his way home. </spoiler>

== Episode numbering ==
Unlike other episodes, there are different ways the episode was labeled. On the official website and Netflix, the episode is labeled as ''Special Episode'' (特別編, ''Tokubetsu-hen'').<ref>[https://www.ytv.co.jp/conan/archive/k20260606.html ''はなまるな真実｜事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン｜読売テレビ''] on the official Yomiuri TV website (Japanese).</ref> In the [[Weekly Shounen Sunday|Weekly Shōnen Sunday]] magazine preview, it was labeled as ''30th Anniversary Special'' (30周年記念SP, ''30-Shūnen Kinen Supesharu'').<ref>Weekly Shōnen Sunday issue #27/2026, released by [[Shogakukan|Shōgakukan]] on June 3rd, 2026.</ref> On Crunchyroll, the episode is labeled as ''Episode P1''. While the international version labeled it as a regular episode (as episode 1262).<ref>https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19XtTtTsNX/ "Detective Conan Season 25, episode 19 (1262)"</ref> Interestingly, a few social media posts by animators involved with the episode labeled it as episode 1203, suggesting that it was internally counted as the 1203th episode during production.<ref>https://x.com/inkfish_anime/status/2063247242597749151</ref><ref>https://x.com/NakamuraShinga/status/2063197809785114849</ref>

== Production ==
[[File:Detective Conan x Star Detective Precure promo cover.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Promotional material for Detective Conan and Star Detective PreCure!'s crossover episodes with their air dates]]
The ''Detective Conan X Star Detective PreCure!'' collaboration project started with the ''[[Wikipedia:Pretty Cure!|Pretty Cure!]]'' producer, ''Masaya Aramaki'', having interest in seeing both series connect with each other, due to its installment's detective theme and how he's a big fan of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' series. Despite his doubts, he approached the ''[[Wikipedia:Star Detective PreCure!|Star Detective PreCure!]]'' staff about the crossover idea, half-jokingly saying "It'd be fun if we could do this, right?". The staff would be interested at the idea, along with [[TMS Entertainment]] and [[Yorimuri TV]] staff. Additionally, Yorimuri TV was interested at ''transcending the limits of the broadcasting stations'' with the crossover, since Star Detective PreCure! airs on [[Wikipedia:TV Asahi|TV Asahi]].

[[Masataka Todo]], the producer of ''Detective Conan'', admits that it isn't unprecendented for studios and production companies to have collaborations, but noted that a collaboration with a high broadcasting station would be a "huge ask". And noted that the crossover between two series was a success thanks to the ''tireless effort'' of many parties involved.

During the proposal stages, the ''PreCure!'' producer [https://prettycure.fandom.com/wiki/Kawasaki_Kouji Koji Kawasaki] admits that he was skeptical at first with the collaboration as to whether it'd happen. As the collaboration advances in development stages, he admits that he remembers ''being hit with a strong wave of "Oh, is this really happening?"''. He was interested in seeing two different works be merged together and intrigued in using different approaches to take advantage of each series's setting. He also wanted the characters to be ''intrinsically involved in each other's stories'', highlighting its self-contained nature.

[[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]], the current ''Detective Conan'' director, was also enthusiastic about the crossover idea, although he had concerns about world-building and tones differences between the two series (as ''Detective Conan'' is a mystery action series, while ''Pretty Cure!'' is a magical girl franchise), as well as the world-building rules of ''Detective Conan'' in particular. When the script is shown to [[Gosho Aoyama]], he insisted that things such as "magic and fantasy" do not exist in ''Detective Conan'' universe.

Masaya Aramaki admits that the staff had difficulties handling the transformation aspects of ''PreCure!'' within the Conan universe, and how far they could incorporate fantasy. Originally, Anna Akechi would not do any transformation to Cure Answer, as she appeared in the script. After this idea was scrapped, the staff had to figure out how to incorporate Cure Answer into the story, without breaking the rule, as they think making her a cosplay "would be too cold".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgPa4tidQnw Interview with the Detective Conan and PreCure! producers]</ref> He said that they managed to explore options, and as result, they thought on [[Kaito Kid]] be the one disguising as Cure Answer for the episode. Aramaki admits that it was pretty fun working in the crossover special.

The staff did end up placing stuff for the viewers to feel they're watching ''Detective Conan'' in ''Star Detective PreCure!'' episode, out of respect for the series.<ref>https://www.crank-in.net/interview/185440/1</ref>

Yamamoto says that he'd like to incorporate the appearances for other Pretty Cures, and hopes that the story would be realized in the future.

== Trivia ==
* The ''Pretty Cure'' episode showed in the beginning is directly based on the eighteenth episode of ''[[Wikipedia:Star Detective PreCure!|Star Detective PreCure!]]'', ''[https://prettycure.fandom.com/wiki/MPC18 The Detectives Assemble]'', which was the crossover episode with ''Detective Conan''.
** However, the shown footage does not feature [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] and [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]], whom appeared in the aforementioned episode.
* This marks the first time [[Kaitou Kid]] played a major role in an [[List of anime-original cases|anime-original]] episode of the [[Anime|main anime]].
* At the start of the episode, Conan was reading a book that resembles ''The Red Right Hand'' by [[Wikipedia:Joel Townsley Rogers|Joel Townsley Rogers]].

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Eine Antwort, perfekt und mit Sternchen|An Answer, Perfect and with a Star}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|อานเซอร์ที่ถูกต้อง 100 เปอร์เซนต์|The 100-Percent Correct Answer}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[Specials]]
* [[Crossover]]

== References ==
{{reflist}}

{{Specials}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Specials]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Keiko Sasaki]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Hiroaki Takagi]]

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Detective Conan in Thailand

2026-06-21T11:33:30Z

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{{InfoBox Country
| country =Thailand
| image =Detective_Conan_Thailand_logo.jpg
| language =Thai
| continent =Asia
| episode =1192
| dub =Current: Dream Express (DEX) Past: TIGA, Modern Nine, True Visions, Video Square
| volume =107
| kaito volume =5
| special manga =22
| publisher =Vibulkij Publishing Group
}}

'''Detective Conan''' is officially known in Thailand as '''"ยอดนักสืบจิ๋วโคนัน"''' (lit. "Great Little Detective Conan") and received a lot of positive receptions. The manga, anime, and movies from the series continue to be localized and released in Thailand as of today.

==Manga==
[[File:Detective Conan Thailand manga.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Thai version of the manga volume 1]]
The manga is published in Thailand by ''Vibulkij Comics.'' Originally, the manga was flipped to be reading from left to right. Later volumes, including reprint of older volumes with updated front covers, retain the reading style from right to left.

As of now. Vibulkij has published a total of 106 volumes of the manga.

Beginning in November 2022, Vibulkij started publishing individual chapters ahead of the volume releases, to an e-book hosting service called ''Meb''. Starting with chapter 1081.

Outside of the main series, Vibulkij also published the first 22 volumes of [[Detective Conan Special]], certain compilations manga like ''Romance Selection'' and ''Conan Vs. Kaito Kid'', and other related manga. Including [[Magic Kaito]], [[Hanzawa the Criminal]], [[Zero's Tea Time]], and [[Wild Police Story]] spin-offs.
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==Anime==
The Thai version of the anime is based on the international version. Thus the episode numbers is also following the international numbers, did not contain the [[Next Conan's Hint]] segment up until episode 1029. And having all special episodes cuts to into multiple parts to fit in a 30 minutes time slot.

There have been a number of Thai dubs produced in the past. Currently, there is only one ongoing Thai dub. Originally produced and distributed by ''TIGA Co., Ltd.'' Later on, it was taken over by ''Dream Express (DEX) Co., Ltd.'' since episode 1029, with supervision from TMS.

===Episodes===
Currently, all episodes have been localized and released. The episodes were group into seasons (refer as "Year" in Thai language) different from the Japanese DVD seasons, as follow:
* Season 1: Episode 1-43
* Season 2: Episode 44-85
* Season 3: Episode 86-131
* Season 4: Episode 132-179
* Season 5: Episode 180-227
* Season 6: Episode 228-276
* Season 7: Episode 277-324
* Season 8: Episode 325-370
* Season 9: Episode 371-420
* Season 10: Episode 421-467
* Season 11: Episode 468-514
* Season 12: Episode 515-562
* Season 13: Episode 563-615
* Season 14: Episode 616-666
* Season 15: Episode 667-719
* Season 16: Episode 720-771
* Season 17: Episode 772-821
* Season 18: Episode 822-874
* Season 19: Episode 875-926
* Season 20: Episode 927-976
* Season 21: Episode 977-1028
* Season 22: Episode 1029-1079 <ref group="Note">including the last episode of ''Wild Police Story''</ref>
* Season 23: Episode 1080-1131
* Season 24: Episode 1132-1183
* Season 25: Episode 1184-current <ref group="Note">The simultaneous release skipped Episode ZERO initially</ref>

==== Notes ====
{{reflist|group="Note"}}

===Television airings===
On December 11, 1999. ''Modern Nine'' aired the first episodes of Detective Conan, broadcast during 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM (Now 8:30 AM - 9:00 AM) as a part of weekend cartoon program called "Modern 9 Cartoon" and began airing more episodes since then. Currently, the channel has finished airing season 16 as of March 2020. And occasionally aired a selection of episodes for holiday programs.

In 2002. ''True Vision'' began airing the anime on ''True Spark Play'' channel, (Formerly known as ''True Spark'' and ''True Spark Jump'' respectively.) starting with season 3. Originally, they are producing their own dub for the airing, before switching to the TIGA/DEX dub. Currently, it is the only TV channel to aired the anime.

In 2009. ''Cartoon Club'' channel has began airing the anime staring with season 1, using the TIGA dub. Their last programs were in the form of airing episodes from season 10 and 11 as a half-hour episodes, or as a part of a hour-long program called "The Detective Hour"

On June 28, 2021. ''Channel 7'' announced that Detective Conan will be a part of their cartoon program called "Hit Cartoons on Weekends". Starting with episode 903 on July 4, 2021, airing every Sunday at 7:30 AM. This program lasted until episode 1031 on March 24, 2024. Unlike ''Modern Nine'', they are using the TIGA dub. But this airing was licensed to ''Dream Express [DEX] Co., Ltd.'' instead.

===Releases===
[[File:Detective Conan Thailand VCD.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Volume 1 VCD of the anime.]]
In the early 2000s. The anime was first distributed in VHS format by ''Video Square''. In 2006, TIGA acquired the distribution right and began publishing the anime in VCD and DVD format.

On April 11, 2015. TIGA announced they will no longer release the anime in physical format staring with season 12. Instead opting to release in other formats, including online streaming services.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/tigatime/photos/a.220789834617009.70227.129941753701818/1061034340592550/?type=1&theater</ref>

On December 19, 2024. ''True Vision'' announced that, in addition of releasing the anime through their new streaming service ''True Vision Now'' starting January 11, 2025. Season 24 (episode 1132 onward) will be available as both in Thai dub and subtitle forms. With the Thai dub airing one episode per week on the ''True Spark Play'' channel and added periodically on ''True Vision Now'', while Thai subtitle will be available to all season 24 episodes. Alongside a simultaneously release for future episodes.

On April 25, 2025. the remastered version of the anime is available on Netflix. Including both Thai audio (using the TIGA dub) and Thai subtitle, starting with episodes aired in 1996 and 2018. Notably, aside from the Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card, which does not have Thai audio due to the dub was originally produced without them. The Thai audio does not contain the opening narration for the season 1-10, (excluding one episode) possibly due to the fact the dub was made using the international version, which has replaced certain opening songs / animation, and differences in sound mixing where the song restarted after the opening narration ended or using the album version instead.

Currently, there are four online streaming services available to watch the anime:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Platform !! Episodes !! Note
|-
| align="center"|TrueID|| align="center"|1-1131 ||
* Episode 453-666, and 806 onward use the Japanese version.
* Episode 1029 onward includes ''Next Conan's Hint'' and ''Joke card''.
* Latest dubbed episodes will be aired on ''True Spark Play'' channel (alongside re-runs of older episodes), which is also available to watch on the platform.
|-
| align="center"|True Vision Now|| align="center"|875-current ||
* Simultaneously subbed release starting episode 1132, with dubbed version released periodically.
|-
| align="center"|IQIYI|| align="center"|1-1131 ||
* Episode 453-666, and 806 onward use the Japanese version.
|-
| align="center"|Netflix|| align="center"|1-424, 887-1036, 1187-current ||
* Uses the remastered version for early episodes. Similar to Neflix Japan, it does not contains next episode previews. But it contains ''Next Conan's Hint'' and ''Joke Card''.
* All episodes used the Japanese version, meaning all hour-long specials were released as one episode.
* Does not contain Thai audio for the opening narration in episode 1-355, 357-424. Also does not feature a voice track for ''Next Conan's Hint'' and ''Joke Card''.
* Episode 1187 onwards are currently available only in Thai subtitle.
* Episode 118, 129, and 144-145 were redubbed using the current voice casts. Due to the fact the original dub of 118 and 129 lacked the post-credit scenes as it was cut from the international version. The cause for redubbing episode 144-145 is unknown, however.
* Does not included ''Wild Police Story'' episodes.
|}
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As a part of promotion for [[One-eyed Flashback]]. Selected episodes were temporary available to watch on YouTube through Dream Express' official YouTube channel until June 15, 2025. The episodes were categorized into three groups as followed:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Category
|-
| align="center"|
'''''Kogoro Mouri's Case Files''''' 
Featured episodes staring Kogoro Mouri or focus around him.

* [[Art Museum Owner Murder Case]]
* [[Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case]]
* [[The Mysterious Mansion of a Band of Thieves Case]]
* [[Scuba Diving Murder Case]]
* [[The Truth Behind the Car Explosion Case]]
* [[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect]]
* [[The Unseen Suspect]]
* [[The Forgotten Cell Phone]]
* [[A Course Without Protest]]
* [[The Strange Family's Request]]
* [[The Uncontrollable Rental Car!]]
* [[The Love of Lawyer Eri Kisaki]]
* [[Lawyer Eri Kisaki's Testimony]]
* [[Might Over Mystery]]
* [[The Day Kogoro Mouri Ceased Being a Detective]]
* [[The Worst Birthday]]
* [[Kogoro in the Bar]]
* [[Lawyer Kisaki's SOS]]
* [[Kogoro Mouri's Grand Lecture]]
|-
| align="center"|
'''''The Police Agency Security Bureau Case Files''''' 
Featured episodes related to [[Rei Furuya]] and his friends from the Police Academy.

* [[Parade of Malice and Saint]]
* [[The Trembling Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages]]
* [[Wedding Eve]]
* [[Detectives' Nocturne]]
* [[The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love]]
* [[Conan in a Locked Room]]
* [[Sweet and Cold Delivery Service]]
* [[The Tense Tea Party]]
* [[The Scarlet Return]]
* [[The Shadow Approaching Amuro]]
* [[The Unfriendly Girls Band]]
* [[The Betrayal's Stage]]
* [[Solving Mysteries at the Poirot Café]]
* [[The Melting Cake!]]
* [[The Heartfelt Strap]]
* [[The Unsolved Cocktail Case]]
* [[The Target is the Metropolitan Police Traffic Department]]
* [[The Spark That Fell on the Ranch]]
* [[Kid vs. Amuro: Queen's Bang]]
* [[Takagi and Date and the Notebook Promise]]
|-
| align="center"|
'''''The Nagano Prefecture Police Case Files''''' 
Featured episodes related to Nagano Prefecture Police.

* [[Furinkazan]]
* [[A Dangerous Party of Two]]
* [[The Mansion of Death and the Red Wall]]
* [[The Design of Poison and Mirage]]
* [[The Tragedy of the Red Woman]]
* [[The Darkness of the Prefectural Police]]
* [[Kid vs. Komei: The Targeted Lips]]
* [[The 36-Cell Perfect Game]]
* [[The Body on the Gunma-Nagano Border]]
|}
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==Movies==
TIGA were also responsible for localized and distributed the movies in theaters, physical formats, televisions, and online streaming services. They began with distributing the early movies in VHS format for rental in 2000. Since then, TIGA has expanded into releasing the movies in VCD/DVD formats, and distributed in theaters. However, as physical sales bagan to declined years later, TIGA has shifted to producing physical releases in limited numbers and for pre-order only.

TIGA has localized and distributed the first 23 movies. They also distributed the [[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small|Episode One]] special and [[The Scarlet School Trip|episode 927-928]] as a theatrical release.

Starting with [[The Scarlet Alibi]], futher movies and compilation movies will be distributed by ''Japan Anime Movie'' and ''Dream Express''. With the latter handling future physical Blu-ray releases of the movies as well.

As of now, Movie 1-28 are available to watch digitally on True Vision Now. Due to licensing issue, only movie 1-23, and 25 are available on Netflix, with movie 25 only contain Thai subtitle.

==Live-action Drama==
All four live-action drama specials, alongside [[Challenge Letter to Shinichi Kudo]] were dubbed and released by TIGA, with all the characters voiced by their respective voice casts from the TIGA dub at the time. Originally released in a physical VCD/DVD format, these would later released digitally on TrueID.

==Cast==
* Season counts refers to the Thai releases and not Japanese DVDs or seperated by calendar years.
* Actor with "Season" in parentheses means they took the role for the entire season. While actor with "Episode" in parentheses means they took or leave the role during the season.
* ''TIGA/DEX'' mean they kept their role when the dubbing production switched from TIGA to Dream Express (DEX).
{{BeginTable Cast|no-image-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Conan Edogawa|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 1-961, Movie 1-24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Conan Edogawa|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|TIGA/DEX (Episode 962 and Movie 24 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Conan Edogawa|Nongluk Ritreung|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|5|Shinichi Kudo|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shinichi Kudo|Nirun Boonyarattaphan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shinichi Kudo|Thanakrit Janklongtham|Modern Nine (Replacing Nirun Boonyarattaphan)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shinichi Kudo|Satcha Kannirun|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shinichi Kudo|Piya Prawangsook|True Vision (Replacing Satcha Kannirun)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Ran Mouri|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ran Mouri|Chantana Tarajan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ran Mouri|Nattanant Thamnuwat|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Kogoro Mouri|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 1-11, 13 and Movie 1-16) Modern Nine |no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kogoro Mouri|Nirun Boonyarattaphan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kogoro Mouri|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA/DEX (Season 12, 14 and Movie 17 onwards) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kogoro Mouri|Nirut na Bangchang|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Eri Kisaki|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 32-902, Movie 1-24)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Eri Kisaki|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|TIGA/DEX (Episode 962 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Ai Haibara|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ai Haibara|Chantana Tarajan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ai Haibara|Nuttaporn Booncher|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ai Haibara|Nairat Thanawaikosey (Zbing z.)|Theatrical release of [[The Story of Ai Haibara ~Black Iron Mystery Train~]] as a guest voice actor|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|5|Ayumi Yoshida|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 1-3)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA (Movie 4-5)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 6-14) and Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 and Movie 15 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Nattanant Thamnuwat|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Genta Kojima|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Genta Kojima|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Genta Kojima|Piya Prawangsook|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Genta Kojima|Manutsawin Maliwong|[[The Story of Ai Haibara ~Black Iron Mystery Train~]]|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|5|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Pongthep Thephasadin na Ayutthaya|TIGA/DEX (Season 1-8, and 22 onwards. Movie 1-13, and 26 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA (Season 9-21, Movie 14-25)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Satcha Kannirun|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Harit Poomdit|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Thanakrit Janklongtham|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|5|Hiroshi Agasa|Pongpan Chiamchavalit|TIGA (Episode 1-63, Movie 1-10)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hiroshi Agasa|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA/DEX (Episode 68 and Movie 11 onwards) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hiroshi Agasa|Ittipol Mameket|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hiroshi Agasa|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|Modern Nine (Replacing Ittipol Mameket until season 17)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hiroshi Agasa|Buncha Haymabaut|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Sonoko Suzuki|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 6-961, Movie 1-24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Sonoko Suzuki|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|TIGA/DEX (Episode 962 and Movie 25 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Sonoko Suzuki|Nuttaporn Booncher|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Heiji Hattori|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 48-983, Movie 3-21)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Heiji Hattori|Praphat Sintapavonkun|TIGA/DEX (Episode 1024, Movie 26 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Heiji Hattori|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Heiji Hattori|Thanakrit Janklongtham|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Kazuha Toyama|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 3)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kazuha Toyama|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 3-9, Movie 7-14) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kazuha Toyama|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Season 10, Movie 17 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kazuha Toyama|Nuttaporn Booncher|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Masumi Sera|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Season 14-21, Movie 18 and 24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Masumi Sera|Patri Praneatparakang|DEX (Season 22 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Juzo Megure|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 1-1020, Movie 1-25) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Juzo Megure|Praphat Sintapavonkun|TIGA/DEX (Episode 1022 and Movie 26 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Juzo Megure|Narong Namasonti|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Wataru Takagi|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Wataru Takagi|Ittipol Mameket|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Wataru Takagi|Thanakrit Janklongtham|Modern Nine (Replacing Ittipol Mameket)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Wataru Takagi|Satcha Kannirun|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Miwako Sato|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Miwako Sato|Chantana Tarajan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Miwako Sato|Nuttaporn Booncher|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|6|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Pongthep Thephasadin na Ayutthaya|TIGA (Season 1-8, Movie 1-13, 26)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 9-10, Movie 14-16)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA/DEX (Season 11-22, Movie 18-25)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Pattanataeshin Sasipattanatada|DEX (Season 23, Movie 28 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Nattapong Theansawakit|Modern Nine (Broadcast during Thailand's holiday)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Kazunobu Chiba|Pongpan Chiamchavalit|TIGA (Movie 4-10)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kazunobu Chiba|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA/DEX (Anime and Movie 12 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Yumi Miyamoto|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 4-9, Movie 10)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Yumi Miyamoto|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10, Movie 24 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Naeko Miike|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 624-918)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Naeko Miike|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|TIGA/DEX (Episode 971, Movie 25 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|1|Sango Yokomizo|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|1|Misao Yamamura|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Yusaku Kudo|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 43-954, Movie 6)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Yusaku Kudo|Vitaya Pasook|DEX (Season 22 onwards, Movie 27)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Yukiko Kudo|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 6)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Yukiko Kudo|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards, Movie 27)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Kaitou Kid|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 1-11 and 13, Movie 3-14)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kaitou Kid|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA/DEX (Season 14 and Movie 19 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Makoto Kyogoku|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA (Season 4-15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Makoto Kyogoku|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Season 16-21, Movie 23)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Jirokichi Suzuki|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 356-984, Movie 14-23) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jirokichi Suzuki|Praphat Sintapavonkun|TIGA/DEX (Episode 1105 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Yoko Okino|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Yoko Okino|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Azusa Enomoto|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 8-9)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Azusa Enomoto|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Azusa Enomoto|Vipada Jatuyosporn|[[Zero's Tea Time (anime)|Zero's Tea Time]]|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Sumiko Kobayashi|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 3-9)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Sumiko Kobayashi|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoaki Araide|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Akemi Miyano|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Akemi Miyano|Patri Praneatparakang|Netflix (Episode 129)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Jodie Starling|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 6-9) Modern Nine (Until season 15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards, Movies)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Lucksana Wongwijitsook|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|James Black|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 6-10)|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|James Black|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA/DEX (Season 11 onwards, Movies)|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|James Black|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Shuichi Akai|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shuichi Akai|Wittaya Pasook|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Hidemi Hondou|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hidemi Hondou|Chantana Tarajan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|1|Eisuke Hondou|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA, Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Gin|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 1-864 and Movie 5-20)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Praphat Sintapavonkun|TIGA/DEX (Episode 1072 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Itipon Mamigate|[[Black Iron Submarine]]|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Vodka|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 1-10, Movie 5-13)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Vodka|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA/DEX (Season 14 and Movie 20 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{EndTable}}

==Logos==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Conan Manga logo.png|200px|thumb|left|Manga logo]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Detective-Conan-The-Series logo-Thai.png|200px|thumb|left|Anime logo. Also used for the Zero's Tea Time anime logo]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Conan-Movie-Thai-logo version 1 PNG.png|200px|thumb|left|First version of the movie logo. Used on physical covers]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Conan-Movie-Thai-logo version 2 PNG.png|200px|thumb|left|Second and current version of the movie logo. Used since movie 19, and re-release of older movies]]</li>
</ul></div>

==Trivia==
* The anime was refer as "Detective Conan: The Series" in marketing materials. Early episodes even have Conan refer the anime as "Conan the Series" at the end of the next episode preview.
** The anime was also refer as "โคนัน เจ้าหนูยอดนักสืบ" (lit. "Conan the Great Little Detective) and "นักสืบรุ่นจิ๋ว" (lit. "The Little Detective") by Modern Nine and True Spark Jump respectively. Both channels have dropped these titles in favor of the official title used by TIGA and Vibulkij. But True Spark Jump still used their title on the program listing up until season 18.
* In order to replicate the Kansai dialect used by characters from Osaka, the Thai dub by TIGA applied a ''Suphan Buri'' accent to Osaka characters as well. Based on the preference of then Heiji Hattori's voice actor, Kaiwan Wattanakrai. As he was born in Suphan Buri himself.
** This accent was temporary dropped when Kaiwan Wattanakrai passed away during the production of season 21, and the new voice actor wasn't capable of doing the accent. By season 23, the accent returns, however.
* Originally, Season 19 was planned to air on May 4, 2020 on True Spark Jump channel. But due to COVID-19 pandemic causing voice recording setback, the airing was pushed to July 5, 2020. Two months after the original air date.
* Season 24 is the first season to feature Thai subtitle, as all previous releases were exclusively dubbed. (While the airings on ''True Spark Play'' have Japanese audio support, there are no translated subtitle available.)
** All episodes and movies on Netflix do contains Thai subtitles, however.
* When [[The Time-Bombed Skyscraper]] was dubbed by TIGA, the post-credit scene was omitted from the final release. Making subsequent releases of the dub either omitting the scene as well, or included the original Japanese voice with a Thai subtitle instead.
** When Dream Express is working on a Blu-ray collection release of the first six movies, planned to release in March 2026. They asked the original voice actor of Conan for the TIGA dub, Arunee Nantiwat, to record the post-credit scene to be included in the final product.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1G8UEeWpZH/</ref> This turned out to be her last performance as Conan. As she passed away on December 4, 2025.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1KWshZ3cx2/</ref> Around four months before the Blu-ray collection's planned release.

==See also==
* [[Detective Conan]]
* [[Thai Magic Kaito Manga]]
* [[Thai Manga]]

== References ==
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[[Category:Detective Conan in Other Countries]]
[[Category:Detective Conan in Thailand|*]]

Detective Conan in Thailand

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| country =Thailand
| image =Detective_Conan_Thailand_logo.jpg
| language =Thai
| continent =Asia
| episode =1192
| dub =Current: Dream Express (DEX) Past: TIGA, Modern Nine, True Visions, Video Square
| volume =107
| kaito volume =5
| special manga =22
| publisher =Vibulkij Publishing Group
}}

'''Detective Conan''' is officially known in Thailand as '''"ยอดนักสืบจิ๋วโคนัน"''' (lit. "Great Little Detective Conan") and received a lot of positive receptions. The manga, anime, and movies from the series continue to be localized and released in Thailand as of today.

==Manga==
[[File:Detective Conan Thailand manga.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Thai version of the manga volume 1]]
The manga is published in Thailand by ''Vibulkij Comics.'' Originally, the manga was flipped to be reading from left to right. Later volumes, including reprint of older volumes with updated front covers, retain the reading style from right to left.

As of now. Vibulkij has published a total of 106 volumes of the manga.

Beginning in November 2022, Vibulkij started publishing individual chapters ahead of the volume releases, to an e-book hosting service called ''Meb''. Starting with chapter 1081.

Outside of the main series, Vibulkij also published the first 22 volumes of [[Detective Conan Special]], certain compilations manga like ''Romance Selection'' and ''Conan Vs. Kaito Kid'', and other related manga. Including [[Magic Kaito]], [[Hanzawa the Criminal]], [[Zero's Tea Time]], and [[Wild Police Story]] spin-offs.
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==Anime==
The Thai version of the anime is based on the international version. Thus the episode numbers is also following the international numbers, did not contain the [[Next Conan's Hint]] segment up until episode 1029. And having all special episodes cuts to into multiple parts to fit in a 30 minutes time slot.

There have been a number of Thai dubs produced in the past. Currently, there is only one ongoing Thai dub. Originally produced and distributed by ''TIGA Co., Ltd.'' Later on, it was taken over by ''Dream Express (DEX) Co., Ltd.'' since episode 1029, with supervision from TMS.

===Episodes===
Currently, all episodes have been localized and released. The episodes were group into seasons (refer as "Year" in Thai language) different from the Japanese DVD seasons, as follow:
* Season 1: Episode 1-43
* Season 2: Episode 44-85
* Season 3: Episode 86-131
* Season 4: Episode 132-179
* Season 5: Episode 180-227
* Season 6: Episode 228-276
* Season 7: Episode 277-324
* Season 8: Episode 325-370
* Season 9: Episode 371-420
* Season 10: Episode 421-467
* Season 11: Episode 468-514
* Season 12: Episode 515-562
* Season 13: Episode 563-615
* Season 14: Episode 616-666
* Season 15: Episode 667-719
* Season 16: Episode 720-771
* Season 17: Episode 772-821
* Season 18: Episode 822-874
* Season 19: Episode 875-926
* Season 20: Episode 927-976
* Season 21: Episode 977-1028
* Season 22: Episode 1029-1079 <ref group="Note">including the last episode of ''Wild Police Story''</ref>
* Season 23: Episode 1080-1131
* Season 24: Episode 1132-1183
* Season 25: Episode 1184-current <ref group="Note">The simultaneous release skipped Episode ZERO initially</ref>

==== Notes ====
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===Television airings===
On December 11, 1999. ''Modern Nine'' aired the first episodes of Detective Conan, broadcast during 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM (Now 8:30 AM - 9:00 AM) as a part of weekend cartoon program called "Modern 9 Cartoon" and began airing more episodes since then. Currently, the channel has finished airing season 16 as of March 2020. And occasionally aired a selection of episodes for holiday programs.

In 2002. ''True Vision'' began airing the anime on ''True Spark Play'' channel, (Formerly known as ''True Spark'' and ''True Spark Jump'' respectively.) starting with season 3. Originally, they are producing their own dub for the airing, before switching to the TIGA/DEX dub. Currently, it is the only TV channel to aired the anime.

In 2009. ''Cartoon Club'' channel has began airing the anime staring with season 1, using the TIGA dub. Their last programs were in the form of airing episodes from season 10 and 11 as a half-hour episodes, or as a part of a hour-long program called "The Detective Hour"

On June 28, 2021. ''Channel 7'' announced that Detective Conan will be a part of their cartoon program called "Hit Cartoons on Weekends". Starting with episode 903 on July 4, 2021, airing every Sunday at 7:30 AM. This program lasted until episode 1031 on March 24, 2024. Unlike ''Modern Nine'', they are using the TIGA dub. But this airing was licensed to ''Dream Express [DEX] Co., Ltd.'' instead.

===Releases===
[[File:Detective Conan Thailand VCD.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Volume 1 VCD of the anime.]]
In the early 2000s. The anime was first distributed in VHS format by ''Video Square''. In 2006, TIGA acquired the distribution right and began publishing the anime in VCD and DVD format.

On April 11, 2015. TIGA announced they will no longer release the anime in physical format staring with season 12. Instead opting to release in other formats, including online streaming services.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/tigatime/photos/a.220789834617009.70227.129941753701818/1061034340592550/?type=1&theater</ref>

On December 19, 2024. ''True Vision'' announced that, in addition of releasing the anime through their new streaming service ''True Vision Now'' starting January 11, 2025. Season 24 (episode 1132 onward) will be available as both in Thai dub and subtitle forms. With the Thai dub airing one episode per week on the ''True Spark Play'' channel and added periodically on ''True Vision Now'', while Thai subtitle will be available to all season 24 episodes. Alongside a simultaneously release for future episodes.

On April 25, 2025. the remastered version of the anime is available on Netflix. Including both Thai audio (using the TIGA dub) and Thai subtitle, starting with episodes aired in 1996 and 2018. Notably, aside from the Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card, which does not have Thai audio due to the dub was originally produced without them. The Thai audio does not contain the opening narration for the season 1-10, (excluding one episode) possibly due to the fact the dub was made using the international version, which has replaced certain opening songs / animation, and differences in sound mixing where the song restarted after the opening narration ended or using the album version instead.

Currently, there are four online streaming services available to watch the anime:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Platform !! Episodes !! Note
|-
| align="center"|TrueID|| align="center"|1-1131 ||
* Episode 453-666, and 806 onward use the Japanese version.
* Episode 1029 onward includes ''Next Conan's Hint'' and ''Joke card''.
* Latest dubbed episodes will be aired on ''True Spark Play'' channel (alongside re-runs of older episodes), which is also available to watch on the platform.
|-
| align="center"|True Vision Now|| align="center"|875-current ||
* Simultaneously subbed release starting episode 1132, with dubbed version released periodically.
|-
| align="center"|IQIYI|| align="center"|1-1131 ||
* Episode 453-666, and 806 onward use the Japanese version.
|-
| align="center"|Netflix|| align="center"|1-424, 887-1036, 1187-current ||
* Uses the remastered version for early episodes. Similar to Neflix Japan, it does not contains next episode previews. But it contains ''Next Conan's Hint'' and ''Joke Card''.
* All episodes used the Japanese version, meaning all hour-long specials were released as one episode.
* Does not contain Thai audio for the opening narration in episode 1-355, 357-424. Also does not feature a voice track for ''Next Conan's Hint'' and ''Joke Card''.
* Episode 1187 onwards are currently available only in Thai subtitle.
* Episode 118, 129, and 144-145 were redubbed using the current voice casts. Due to the fact the original dub of 118 and 129 lacked the post-credit scenes as it was cut from the international version. The cause for redubbing episode 144-145 is unknown, however.
* Does not included ''Wild Police Story'' episodes.
|}
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As a part of promotion for [[One-eyed Flashback]]. Selected episodes were temporary available to watch on YouTube through Dream Express' official YouTube channel until June 15, 2025. The episodes were categorized into three groups as followed:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Category
|-
| align="center"|
'''''Kogoro Mouri's Case Files''''' 
Featured episodes staring Kogoro Mouri or focus around him.

* [[Art Museum Owner Murder Case]]
* [[Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case]]
* [[The Mysterious Mansion of a Band of Thieves Case]]
* [[Scuba Diving Murder Case]]
* [[The Truth Behind the Car Explosion Case]]
* [[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect]]
* [[The Unseen Suspect]]
* [[The Forgotten Cell Phone]]
* [[A Course Without Protest]]
* [[The Strange Family's Request]]
* [[The Uncontrollable Rental Car!]]
* [[The Love of Lawyer Eri Kisaki]]
* [[Lawyer Eri Kisaki's Testimony]]
* [[Might Over Mystery]]
* [[The Day Kogoro Mouri Ceased Being a Detective]]
* [[The Worst Birthday]]
* [[Kogoro in the Bar]]
* [[Lawyer Kisaki's SOS]]
* [[Kogoro Mouri's Grand Lecture]]
|-
| align="center"|
'''''The Police Agency Security Bureau Case Files''''' 
Featured episodes related to [[Rei Furuya]] and his friends from the Police Academy.

* [[Parade of Malice and Saint]]
* [[The Trembling Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages]]
* [[Wedding Eve]]
* [[Detectives' Nocturne]]
* [[The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love]]
* [[Conan in a Locked Room]]
* [[Sweet and Cold Delivery Service]]
* [[The Tense Tea Party]]
* [[The Scarlet Return]]
* [[The Shadow Approaching Amuro]]
* [[The Unfriendly Girls Band]]
* [[The Betrayal's Stage]]
* [[Solving Mysteries at the Poirot Café]]
* [[The Melting Cake!]]
* [[The Heartfelt Strap]]
* [[The Unsolved Cocktail Case]]
* [[The Target is the Metropolitan Police Traffic Department]]
* [[The Spark That Fell on the Ranch]]
* [[Kid vs. Amuro: Queen's Bang]]
* [[Takagi and Date and the Notebook Promise]]
|-
| align="center"|
'''''The Nagano Prefecture Police Case Files''''' 
Featured episodes related to Nagano Prefecture Police.

* [[Furinkazan]]
* [[A Dangerous Party of Two]]
* [[The Mansion of Death and the Red Wall]]
* [[The Design of Poison and Mirage]]
* [[The Tragedy of the Red Woman]]
* [[The Darkness of the Prefectural Police]]
* [[Kid vs. Komei: The Targeted Lips]]
* [[The 36-Cell Perfect Game]]
* [[The Body on the Gunma-Nagano Border]]
|}
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==Movies==
TIGA were also responsible for localized and distributed the movies in theaters, physical formats, televisions, and online streaming services. They began with distributing the early movies in VHS format for rental in 2000. Since then, TIGA has expanded into releasing the movies in VCD/DVD formats, and distributed in theaters. However, as physical sales bagan to declined years later, TIGA has shifted to producing physical releases in limited numbers and for pre-order only.

TIGA has localized and distributed the first 23 movies. They also distributed the [[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small|Episode One]] special and [[The Scarlet School Trip|episode 927-928]] as a theatrical release.

Starting with [[The Scarlet Alibi]], futher movies and compilation movies will be distributed by ''Japan Anime Movie'' and ''Dream Express''. With the latter handling future physical Blu-ray releases of the movies as well.

As of now, Movie 1-28 are available to watch digitally on True Vision Now. Due to licensing issue, only movie 1-23, and 25 are available on Netflix, with movie 25 only contain Thai subtitle.

==Live-action Drama==
All four live-action drama specials, alongside [[Challenge Letter to Shinichi Kudo]] were dubbed and released by TIGA, with all the characters voiced by their respective voice casts from the TIGA dub at the time. Originally released in a physical VCD/DVD format, these would later released digitally on TrueID.

==Cast==
* Season counts refers to the Thai releases and not Japanese DVDs or seperated by calendar years.
* Actor with "Season" in parentheses means they took the role for the entire season. While actor with "Episode" in parentheses means they took or leave the role during the season.
* ''TIGA/DEX'' mean they kept their role when the dubbing production switched from TIGA to Dream Express (DEX).
{{BeginTable Cast|no-image-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Conan Edogawa|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 1-961, Movie 1-24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Conan Edogawa|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|TIGA/DEX (Episode 962 and Movie 24 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Conan Edogawa|Nongluk Ritreung|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|5|Shinichi Kudo|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shinichi Kudo|Nirun Boonyarattaphan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shinichi Kudo|Thanakrit Janklongtham|Modern Nine (Replacing Nirun Boonyarattaphan)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shinichi Kudo|Satcha Kannirun|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shinichi Kudo|Piya Prawangsook|True Vision (Replacing Satcha Kannirun)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Ran Mouri|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ran Mouri|Chantana Tarajan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ran Mouri|Nattanant Thamnuwat|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Kogoro Mouri|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 1-11, 13 and Movie 1-16) Modern Nine |no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kogoro Mouri|Nirun Boonyarattaphan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kogoro Mouri|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA/DEX (Season 12, 14 and Movie 17 onwards) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kogoro Mouri|Nirut na Bangchang|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Eri Kisaki|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 32-902, Movie 1-24)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Eri Kisaki|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|TIGA/DEX (Episode 962 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Ai Haibara|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ai Haibara|Chantana Tarajan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ai Haibara|Nuttaporn Booncher|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ai Haibara|Nairat Thanawaikosey (Zbing z.)|Theatrical release of [[The Story of Ai Haibara ~Black Iron Mystery Train~]] as a guest voice actor|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|5|Ayumi Yoshida|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 1-3)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA (Movie 4-5)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 6-14) and Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 and Movie 15 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Nattanant Thamnuwat|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Genta Kojima|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Genta Kojima|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Genta Kojima|Piya Prawangsook|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Genta Kojima|Manutsawin Maliwong|[[The Story of Ai Haibara ~Black Iron Mystery Train~]]|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|5|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Pongthep Thephasadin na Ayutthaya|TIGA/DEX (Season 1-8, and 22 onwards. Movie 1-13, and 26 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA (Season 9-21, Movie 14-25)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Satcha Kannirun|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Harit Poomdit|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Thanakrit Janklongtham|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|5|Hiroshi Agasa|Pongpan Chiamchavalit|TIGA (Episode 1-63, Movie 1-10)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hiroshi Agasa|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA/DEX (Episode 68 and Movie 11 onwards) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hiroshi Agasa|Ittipol Mameket|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hiroshi Agasa|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|Modern Nine (Replacing Ittipol Mameket until season 17)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hiroshi Agasa|Buncha Haymabaut|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Sonoko Suzuki|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 6-961, Movie 1-24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Sonoko Suzuki|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|TIGA/DEX (Episode 962 and Movie 25 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Sonoko Suzuki|Nuttaporn Booncher|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Heiji Hattori|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 48-983, Movie 3-21)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Heiji Hattori|Praphat Sintapavonkun|TIGA/DEX (Episode 1024, Movie 26 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Heiji Hattori|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Heiji Hattori|Thanakrit Janklongtham|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Kazuha Toyama|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 3)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kazuha Toyama|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 3-9, Movie 7-14) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kazuha Toyama|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Season 10, Movie 17 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kazuha Toyama|Nuttaporn Booncher|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Masumi Sera|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Season 14-21, Movie 18 and 24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Masumi Sera|Patri Praneatparakang|DEX (Season 22 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Juzo Megure|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 1-1020, Movie 1-25) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Juzo Megure|Praphat Sintapavonkun|TIGA/DEX (Episode 1022 and Movie 26 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Juzo Megure|Narong Namasonti|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Wataru Takagi|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Wataru Takagi|Ittipol Mameket|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Wataru Takagi|Thanakrit Janklongtham|Modern Nine (Replacing Ittipol Mameket)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Wataru Takagi|Satcha Kannirun|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Miwako Sato|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Miwako Sato|Chantana Tarajan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Miwako Sato|Nuttaporn Booncher|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|6|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Pongthep Thephasadin na Ayutthaya|TIGA (Season 1-8, Movie 1-13, 26)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 9-10, Movie 14-16)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA/DEX (Season 11-22, Movie 18-25)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Pattanataeshin Sasipattanatada|DEX (Season 23, Movie 28 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Nattapong Theansawakit|Modern Nine (Broadcast during Thailand's holiday)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Kazunobu Chiba|Pongpan Chiamchavalit|TIGA (Movie 4-10)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kazunobu Chiba|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA/DEX (Anime and Movie 12 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Yumi Miyamoto|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 4-9, Movie 10)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Yumi Miyamoto|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10, Movie 24 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Naeko Miike|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 624-918)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Naeko Miike|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|TIGA/DEX (Episode 971, Movie 25 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|1|Sango Yokomizo|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|1|Misao Yamamura|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Yusaku Kudo|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 43-954, Movie 6)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Yusaku Kudo|Vitaya Pasook|DEX (Season 22 onwards, Movie 27)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Yukiko Kudo|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 6)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Yukiko Kudo|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards, Movie 27)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Kaitou Kid|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 1-11 and 13, Movie 3-14)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kaitou Kid|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA/DEX (Season 14 and Movie 19 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Makoto Kyogoku|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA (Season 4-15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Makoto Kyogoku|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Season 16-21, Movie 23)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Jirokichi Suzuki|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 356-984, Movie 14-23) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jirokichi Suzuki|Praphat Sintapavonkun|TIGA/DEX (Episode 1105 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Yoko Okino|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Yoko Okino|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Azusa Enomoto|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 8-9)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Azusa Enomoto|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Azusa Enomoto|Vipada Jatuyosporn|[[Zero's Tea Time (anime)|Zero's Tea Time]]|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Sumiko Kobayashi|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 3-9)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Sumiko Kobayashi|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoaki Araide|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Akemi Miyano|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Akemi Miyano|Patri Praneatparakang|Netflix (Episode 129)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Jodie Starling|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 6-9) Modern Nine (Until season 15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards, Movies)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Lucksana Wongwijitsook|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|James Black|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 6-10)|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|James Black|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA/DEX (Season 11 onwards, Movies)|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|James Black|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Shuichi Akai|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shuichi Akai|Wittaya Pasook|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Hidemi Hondou|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hidemi Hondou|Chantana Tarajan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|1|Eisuke Hondou|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA, Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Gin|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 1-864 and Movie 5-20)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Praphat Sintapavonkun|TIGA/DEX (Episode 1072 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Itipon Mamigate|[[Black Iron Submarine]]|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Vodka|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 1-10, Movie 5-13)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Vodka|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA/DEX (Season 14 and Movie 20 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{EndTable}}

==Logos==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Conan Manga logo.png|200px|thumb|left|Manga logo]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Detective-Conan-The-Series logo-Thai.png|200px|thumb|left|Anime logo]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Conan-Movie-Thai-logo version 1 PNG.png|200px|thumb|left|First version of the movie logo. Used on physical covers, also used for the Zero's Tea Time anime logo]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Conan-Movie-Thai-logo version 2 PNG.png|200px|thumb|left|Second and current version of the movie logo. Used since movie 19, and re-release of older movies]]</li>
</ul></div>

==Trivia==
* The anime was refer as "Detective Conan: The Series" in marketing materials. Early episodes even have Conan refer the anime as "Conan the Series" at the end of the next episode preview.
** The anime was also refer as "โคนัน เจ้าหนูยอดนักสืบ" (lit. "Conan the Great Little Detective) and "นักสืบรุ่นจิ๋ว" (lit. "The Little Detective") by Modern Nine and True Spark Jump respectively. Both channels have dropped these titles in favor of the official title used by TIGA and Vibulkij. But True Spark Jump still used their title on the program listing up until season 18.
* In order to replicate the Kansai dialect used by characters from Osaka, the Thai dub by TIGA applied a ''Suphan Buri'' accent to Osaka characters as well. Based on the preference of then Heiji Hattori's voice actor, Kaiwan Wattanakrai. As he was born in Suphan Buri himself.
** This accent was temporary dropped when Kaiwan Wattanakrai passed away during the production of season 21, and the new voice actor wasn't capable of doing the accent. By season 23, the accent returns, however.
* Originally, Season 19 was planned to air on May 4, 2020 on True Spark Jump channel. But due to COVID-19 pandemic causing voice recording setback, the airing was pushed to July 5, 2020. Two months after the original air date.
* Season 24 is the first season to feature Thai subtitle, as all previous releases were exclusively dubbed. (While the airings on ''True Spark Play'' have Japanese audio support, there are no translated subtitle available.)
** All episodes and movies on Netflix do contains Thai subtitles, however.
* When [[The Time-Bombed Skyscraper]] was dubbed by TIGA, the post-credit scene was omitted from the final release. Making subsequent releases of the dub either omitting the scene as well, or included the original Japanese voice with a Thai subtitle instead.
** When Dream Express is working on a Blu-ray collection release of the first six movies, planned to release in March 2026. They asked the original voice actor of Conan for the TIGA dub, Arunee Nantiwat, to record the post-credit scene to be included in the final product.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1G8UEeWpZH/</ref> This turned out to be her last performance as Conan. As she passed away on December 4, 2025.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1KWshZ3cx2/</ref> Around four months before the Blu-ray collection's planned release.

==See also==
* [[Detective Conan]]
* [[Thai Magic Kaito Manga]]
* [[Thai Manga]]

== References ==
<references />

{{OtherLang}}

[[Category:Detective Conan in Other Countries]]
[[Category:Detective Conan in Thailand|*]]

Follow Them! Detective Taxi 3

2026-06-20T16:51:05Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1188
| int-episode = 1247
| image = TV Episode 1188.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|追跡！探偵タクシー{{ruby|3|スリー}}}} (Tsuiseki! Tantei Takushī Surī)
| rating = 6.6%
| Filler case number = #454
| airdate = January 10, 2026
| season = [[Season 31|31]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Genki Ishikawa]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])<ref>'''Note''': Kogoro is not actually knocked out with the [[Stun-Gun Wristwatch]] and Conan simply simulates Sleeping Kogoro over the phone.</ref>
| next-conan-hint = Mince cutlet kid and croquette kid
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Yuji Mitsuya]] as [[Genki Ishikawa]] [[Yohei Tadano]] as Masaharu Ogawa [[Kanji Obana]] as Old man [[Hikaru Tanaka]] as Robber [[Serika Hiromatsu]] as Announcer [[Masaya Fukunishi]] as Radio voice [[Taichi Takeda]] as Radio voice
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Yoshio Urasawa]]
| storyboard = [[Hiroaki Takagi]]
| producer = [[Hiroaki Takagi]] [[Taichi Atarashi]] (asst.)
| animation-director = [[Hiroaki Takagi]] [[Ayumi Takagi]] (asst.) [[Shoko Naoki]] (asst.) [[Pou]] (asst.) [[Hikaru Fujita]] (asst.) [[Fincrossed Studio]] (asst.)
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = [[Fincrossed Studio]], [[Hiryutokai]]
| opening-song = Heaven Knows
| closing-song = TOWA ~Towa ni Kaze ni Noru~
| prev-episode = Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case
| next-episode = Double Alibi
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|追跡！探偵タクシー{{ruby|3|スリー}}|Tsuiseki! Tantei Takushī Surī}} is the 1188th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

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

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{char|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{char|Transmitter}}
{{char|Criminal Tracking Glasses}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
Riding in a taxi driven by Kogoro-superfan [[Genki Ishikawa]], [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] and [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] travel to Furai City to attend an event organized by the city. They had supposedly been recommended to be special guests of the event by [[Juzo Megure|Megure]], but when Conan calls Megure himself to confirm (using Kogoro's voice), Megure denies any knowledge of this. Megure adds that, recently, a series of mysterious jewel robberies have occurred in the metropolitan area.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Serial robberies
| image = EP1188 Case1.jpg
| location = Various jewelry stores in Tokyo
| time =
| cause-death = Expensive rings, necklaces, and crowns
| cause-death-label = Stolen items
| suspects = Multiple, unnamed thieves-for-hire (crime boss is unknown)
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = Although various jewels and crowns have been stolen, there is no sign of them being sold domestically. Therefore, it is likely that these stolen items will be smuggled out of the country.
}}

[[File:1188-1.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Group of robbers subdued by female employees]]
Since there is no sign of the jewelry being sold domestically, the police suspect the jewels to be smuggled out of the country. Therefore, they have set up security checkpoints at every airport and dock in the country possible in an attempt to stop them. Despite this, another jewelry store was robbed today. Surprisingly, nothing was stolen; in fact, the thieves were captured by the jewelry store staff without needing the assistance of the police, making this robbery seem much less organized than the previous robberies. This makes Megure suspect that someone is toying with the police.

After this call with Megure, Conan makes a connection between the sloppy robbery and the mysterious, almost absurd, nomination of Kogoro for the role of Frozen Mince Cutlet Kid. Both of these events seem to fool with their subjects, so could these events be more than just a coincidence? As Conan is deep in thought, Ishikawa's taxi arrives with Kogoro and Ran to pick him up. They intend to head home, but the mayor arrives once more to try to convince the group to stay. He starts chattering about the cutting-edge technology used in the city's new factory.

A keyword within this talking, “finely mince,” catches Conan’s attention and helps him figure out the truth of the disappeared jewels.

{{clear}}

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Masaharu Ogawa|Masaharu Ogawa.jpg|
* 61 years old
* Mayor of Furai City}}
{{People|Man A|EP1188 Man A.jpg|
* Ogawa's assistant
* Municipal worker}}
{{People|Woman A|EP1188 Woman A.jpg|
* Ogawa's assistant
* Municipal worker}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
==== Deduction ====
[[File:1188-2.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The group of elderly thieves-for-hire, with the shortest one suddenly having a heart attack]]
Conan is able to figure out that the recent robbery and Kogoro's invitation to the peculiar event were a distraction for the real intent of the scheme: The stolen jewels were to be minced in Furai City's newly-built and smuggled out in the form of fried foods. He asks Megure and his subordinates to come to the Furai City’s Frozen Foods factory, whilst inviting Kogoro, Ran, and Ishikawa separately using Megure's identity. Once they meet at the factory, Megure informs Kogoro that the police have indeed caught the wrong target, as the thieves were elderly thieves-for-hire. Moreover, the shortest thief suddenly had a heart attack and was sent to the police hospital.

{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Man B|EP1188 Man B.jpg|
* Hospitalized (heart attack)
* Elderly thief-for-hire
}}
{{EndBox}}

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Robbery
| image = EP1188 Case2.jpg
| location = Furai City's frozen foods factory
| time =
| suspects = Four well-dressed men
| suspects-label = Culprits
| cause-death = A container with the jewels in the form of factory products
| cause-death-label = Stolen items
| description = Since the jewels are in the form of factory products put in a container, they need to take it somehow. The crime boss decides to have the container attached with 4 drones so that he can take the container easily.
}}

Just then, a group of 4 well-dressed men come out with a container attached with 4 drones, but they were quickly apprehended. But the drones suddenly activate and take the container flying into the air, forcing Conan and Ishikawa into a pursuit for the jewelry.

==== The chase ====
[[File:1188-3.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ishikawa's taxi in pursuit of the flying container]]
The container flies around the area, and with help from Ishikawa's fellow "taxi assistants," they are able to track it down. Strangely enough, the destination of the container is the police hospital. Conan quickly deduces that the controller of the drones, who is also the crime boss, is none other than the '''short old man''' who previously had a heart attack '''(Man B)'''. Or rather, he had faked his heart attack just for this to slip away from the police.

Although Conan is able to corner the old man at the rooftop of the hospital, the old man uses the container as a makeshift aircraft, and flies away from the hospital towards a boat docked at a nearby port. If he were to land on the boat, he would have successfully finished his escape plan, along with smuggling the jewels. But as Ishikawa and Conan chase the man via the city roads, Ishikawa decides on a bold move. He performs a leap off a road bridge just as the old man passes under, landing onto the container with his taxi. This causes the criminal to lose his balance and fall into the arms of Megure, who then declares the crime boss "arrested at 4:15 P.M."

==== Aftermath ====
Aside from the potential reward Ishikawa can get for help in subduing the crime boss, he also receives a stern scolding from Megure due to his reckless actions. Still, Ishikawa decides to enjoy Mayor Ogawa host the homemade frozen costume test with the Mouri family. Fortunately, none of them have to wear a fried food costume. But the joyful end to Ishikawa's eventful day will have to wait...until he moves his taxi into a proper parking spot.
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* Furai City (不来市) is a pun on the word {{nihongo|"[[wikipedia:ja:フライ (料理)|fry]]"|フライ|furai}}, which references western-styled fried food in breading (e.g. fried shrimp and potato croquette).

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Enquête et poursuite en taxi ! 3 (trois)|Investigation and pursuit in taxi! 3}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Verfolgungsjagd im Detektiv-Taxi 3|Chase in the Detective Taxi 3}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=South Korea|Korean|추적! 탐정 택시 3|Follow Them! Detective Taxi 3}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|แท็กซี่นักสืบ สะกดรอย 3|Detective Taxi on Pursuit 3}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 31]]
* [[List of anime-original series#Follow Them! Detective Taxi|Follow Them! Detective Taxi (series)]]

{{Season 31}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Hiroaki Takagi]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Ayumi Takagi]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Pou]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Shoko Naoki]]


[[de:Episode 1188]]
[[zh:TV1188]]

Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case

2026-06-20T16:49:10Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{hatnote|This article is about the 1187th episode of [[Detective Conan]] [[Anime|anime]]. For the first anime adaptation of the same case, see [[Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case]].}}
{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1187
| int-episode = 1245-1246
| image = TV Episode 1187.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| english-title =
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|エピソード{{ruby|“ZERO”|ぜろ}} 工藤新一水族館事件}} (Episōdo "Zero" Kudō Shin'ichi Suizokukan Jiken)
| rating = 4.1%
| Manga case number = #255 #0
| season = [[Season 31|31]]
| manga = [[Volume 83#Aquarium Murder Case|Volume 83: File 10 (882)]] ~ [[Volume 84#Aquarium Murder Case|Volume 84: File 2 (884)]] [[Awkward Couple|Volume 1 (Special Edition): File 0 (000)]]
| airdate = January 3, 2026
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kaito Kuroba]] [[Aoko Nakamori]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Eri Kisaki]]
| solved-by = [[Shinichi Kudo]]
| next-conan-hint = 30th anniversary
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]<ref group="Note">'''Note:''' In this episode, Yamamoto is credited solely as "Director" in the opening credits. However, he and Kamanaka are also credited as "Series Director" in ending credit.</ref>
| screenplay =
| organizer = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| storyboard = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| producer = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| animation-director = [[Nobuyuki Iwai]] (chief) [[Chie Saito]] '''New Year Greeting:''' [[Asuka Tsubuki]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Nobuyuki Iwai]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| voice-cast = [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]], [[Kaito Kuroba]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[M.A.O]] as [[Aoko Nakamori]] [[Yoko Hikasa]] as Kanoko Nakagiri [[Asami Seto]] as Naho Ojiro [[Yukihiro Nozuyama]] as Kodai Jinbe [[Go Fujii]] as Police detective [[Shuki Imagawa]] as Attendant [[Hinako Takahashi]] as Woman
| opening-song = Mune ga Dokidoki
| closing-song = STEP BY STEP
| prev-episode = Girls Day Mystery 4
| next-episode = Follow Them! Detective Taxi 3
| footnotes = * 1-hour special
}}
{{nihongo|'''{{PAGENAME}}'''|エピソード“ZERO” 工藤新一水族館事件|Episōdo "Zero" Kudō Shin'ichi Suizokukan Jiken}} is the 1187th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]]. It was made to commemorate the anime's 30th anniversary.

It is the second adaptation of the [[Volume 83#Aquarium Murder Case|Aquarium Mur]][[Volume 84#Aquarium Murder Case|der Case]](ch 882-884) from the [[Manga|original manga]], along with an adaptation of [[chapter 0|Awkward Couple]](ch 0) from the [[Volume 1]] special edition.

== Cast ==
=== Main cast ===
{{Char Appearances|
{{char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{char|Aoko Nakamori}}
{{char|Conan Edogawa|display=Conan Edogawa (voice only)}}
{{Char|Eri Kisaki|display=Eri Kisaki (background)}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri|display=Kogoro Mouri (background)}}
}}

=== New Year's Greeting ===
{{Char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{char|Chiharu Matsubara}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Masumi Sera}}
{{char|Nakamichi}}
{{char|Eisuke Aizawa}}
{{char|Tashiro}}
{{char|Hidaka}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Yusaku Kudo}}
{{char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
}}

== Plot ==
=== The Aquarium Murder ===

In the middle of Shinichi Kudo and Ran Mouri's conversation in the shark area at the Beika Aquarium, Shinichi spots people gathered. Sensing that something is not right, Ran goes back to the entrance of the aquarium following Shinichi’s words, while he comes there and witnesses a person die due to a fatal stab wound to the heart.

Ran comes with an employee of the aquarium, whom Shinichi tells to call the police, seal the exit, and not let anyone touch the corpse. Megure and his subordinates arrive at the scene, where Shinichi analyzes how there was no scream from the victim when he was stabbed. The kid also reveals how he got some interesting information regarding the victim:

* He took the victim’s phone and called a random number, which got him the identity of the victim (Kunihiro Shumoto), and where he works. Everyone gets surprised by how the one Shinichi called simply gave the boy the information.
* Based on the receipt inside the wallet, which has a cup of tea, a cup of coffee, and a dolphin keychain, Shinichi knew that Shumoto was taking his girlfriend along. He also got the approximate body scale of the woman based on the perfume scent in Shumoto’s right shoulder.

And finally, with some tricks, he narrows the suspects down to three and has them interrogated by Megure.

{{InfoBox Crime
| image = EP1187 Case.jpg
| location = Beika Aquarium
| victim = Kunihiro Shumoto
| age = 26 years old
| cause-death = Stab wound in the chest
| suspects = Kanoko Nakagiri, Naho Ojiro, and Kodai Jinbe
| description =
}}

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kunihiro Shumoto|Kunihiro Shumoto EP1187.jpg|fsize=11.2px|
* Victim (stabbed)
* 26 years old
* Aquarium visitor
* [[Haido Town]] gas station worker}}
{{People|Kanoko Nakagiri|Kanoko Nakagiri EP1187.jpg|
* 27 years old
* Aquarium visitor
* Shumoto's girlfriend}}
{{People|Naho Ojiro|Naho Ojiro EP1187.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Aquarium visitor
* Shumoto's ex-girlfriend}}
{{People|Kodai Jinbe|Koudai Jinbe EP1187.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Aquarium visitor
* Naho's boyfriend}}
{{people|Man|EP1187 Employee.jpg|
* Aquarium employee}}
{{People|Police detective A|EP1187 Detective1.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{People|Police detective B|EP1187 Detective2.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{EndBox}}

==== Resolution ====
<spoiler>Although all the suspects have video clips serving as their alibis, Shinichi figures out that '''Naho Ojiro''' is the murderer. He noticed that it was unusual for Naho Ojiro to take a vertical clip, since it would be hard to film long fish, like sharks, in their entirety. Moreover, no one seemed to avoid walking into the camera frame, as if they had not noticed the camera. This is because Naho hid the phone on her boyfriend's white cap without him noticing.

The evidence is the blood on her hand covered by her glove. While she used a plastic bag to prevent blood splatter when stabbing the body with the knife, the bag did not block all of the blood, and some of it had seeped onto Naho's glove. So she had to turn her gloves inside out, but that changed their color. Shinichi noticed this color change after seeing the photo that Naho took with her boyfriend.

===== Motive =====
Kunihiro was blackmailing her by threatening Naho that he would leak nude photos of her to her current lover, family, and workplace to humiliate her unless she paid him.

===== Aftermath =====
After the case, Shinichi and Ran were walking in front of the aquarium and talking. It started to rain, prompting Ran to put her hood up. Unfortunately, Ran's phone fell from her hood into a nearby drainage grate. Shinichi forgot to tell her that he had placed it there after testing how the culprit did the trick. Shinichi promises that he will buy a new phone for Ran, but after seeing that Ran is still upset, he suggests that they visit Tropical Land. Ran adds a condition: she will forgive him only after he pays for all their expenses from their trip to Tropical Land, providing she wins the next karate tournament.
</spoiler>

 
---- 

=== Shinichi's Scout of Tropical Land ===

Shinichi checks out Tropical Land in advance to see where he and Ran should go during the date.
* Between the Mystery Coaster and the Dragon Coaster, Shinichi reminds himself that Ran is scared of ghosts. He nearly chooses the latter when a girl exclaims to her boyfriend that the Mystery Coaster was so scary, which convinces him to pick the Mystery Coaster.
* In the high castle of the Tropical Land, he is seen scouting something below when he sees a couple with a can of soda.

Scouting continues until night, and Shinichi has found the best locations to explore in Tropical Land. He communes across another fountain where he sees a couple, who the audience would recognize as Kaito Kuroba and Aoko Nakamori, enjoying ice cream, which interests Shinichi and adds this fountain to the upcoming date.

However, as Conan retells, he would never have the chance to reach the fountain, and his destiny would be determined elsewhere.

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Man|EP1187 Man.jpg|
* Visitor at [[Tropical Land]]}}
{{People|Woman|EP1187 Woman.jpg|
* Visitor at Tropical Land}}
{{EndBox}}

==Adaptation changes==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}

===Manga to remake changes===
* The remake only adapts the flashback story with Shinichi and Ran, while the present story with Conan and Detective Boys is not adapted.
* The scenes where Shinichi explores Tropical Land are expanded compared to the manga version.
* The remake adds some lines during Kanoko's interrogation, where she asks Ran what she is looking at.
* {{cover|The remake makes Shinichi directly deduce that Ran's finger is injured after the case. In manga, this happened in the present timeline with Ran asking Shinichi via phone.}}
* {{cover|The remake omits the part where Shinichi asks Ran not to run, and the reason that she might not be wearing a bra is due to her injured finger.}}

===Original to remake changes===
* In the remake, the culprit's motive remained unchanged from the manga, which is revenge porn, whereas the first adaptation had replaced it with embarrassing photos. However, the photos is not shown in the remake.

==Trivia==
* [[Nazo]] is used as an insert song during the scenes where Shinichi is walking around Tropical Land.
* Starting this episode, the [[Eyecatch|door eyecatch]] has been updated to be a combination of CGI and 2D animation.
* It is the second remake of an previous-anime-adapted manga case counted in the [[Anime|main anime]]. The first one was [[The Moonlight Sonata Murder]](ep 1000-1001).
** It is the third overall in the whole franchise, if counting [[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]](sp 6).
* There is a continuity error where Ran already know that the message is from Sonoko before she open her phone.
* During the sponsor cards, the memorable theme songs chosen by the [[Manga|manga]]'s [[Gosho Aoyama|original author]] and major voice actors are played. Those songs are, in order of appearance:
** [[Barairo no Jinsei]] (chosen by [[Kappei Yamaguchi]])
** [[Secret of my heart‎‎]] (chosen by [[Wakana Yamazaki]])
** [[Your Best Friend]] (chosen by [[Minami Takayama]])
** [[Unmei no Roulette Mawashite‎‎]] (chosen by Gosho Aoyama)
* The suspects' names come from sharks :
** ''Shumoto'' comes from ''Shumokuzame'' (シュモクザメ, [[Wikipedia: Hammerhead shark|Hammerhead shark]]) ;
** ''Naho Ojiro'' comes from ''Hōjirozame'' (ホオジロザメ, [[Wikipedia: Great white shark|Great white shark]]) ;
** ''Jinbe'' comes from ''Jinbēzame'' (ジンベエザメ, [[Wikipedia: Whale shark|Whale shark]]) ;
** ''Nakagiri'' comes from ''Nokogirizame'' (ノコギリザメ, [[Wikipedia: Sawshark|Sawshark]]).
* Beika Aquarium is modeled after the [[wikipedia:Aqua Park Shinagawa|Shinagawa Aquarium]] in Tokyo for the glass tunnel while the exterior is modeled after the [[wikipedia:Toba Aquarium|Toba Aquarium]] in [[wikipedia:Mie Prefecture|Mie Prefecture]].
* The fashion magazine in Ran's handbag is [[wikipedia:CanCam|CanCam]].

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|الحلقة صفر سينشي في معرض الأحياء المائية|Episode Zero: Shinichi at the Aquarium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Épisode zéro : Shinichi Kudô à l'aquarium|Episode zero: Shinichi Kudo at the aquarium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Episode „ZERO“ – Shinichi Kudos Fall im Aquarium|Episode "ZERO" - Shinichi Kudo's Case in the Aquarium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian (Subbed)|Episode "ZERO" – Shinichi Kudo e il caso dell'acquario|Episode "ZERO" – Shinichi Kudo and the case of the aquarium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=South Korea|Korean|에피소드 "ZERO" 쿠도 신이치 수족관 사건|Episode "ZERO" Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เอพพิโสด "ซีโร่" คุโด้ ชินอิจิกับคดีพิพิธภัณฑ์สัตว์น้ำ|Episode "Zero" Shinichi Kudo and the Aquarium Case}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist|group="Note"}}

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

{{Season 31}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Nobuyuki Iwai]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Chie Saito]]

[[de:Episode 1187]]
[[zh:TV1187]]

Girls Day Mystery 4

2026-06-20T16:32:29Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
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| int-episode = 1244
| image = TV Episode 1186.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|女子会ミステリー{{ruby|4|フォー}}}} (Joshikai Misuterī Fō)
| rating = 5.1%
| Filler case number = #453
| airdate = December 27, 2025
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Miwako Sato]]
| solved-by = [[Ai Haibara]]
| next-conan-hint = Holy grail
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kenichi Ogata]] as [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Naoko Matsui]] as [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Atsuko Yuya]] as [[Miwako Sato]] [[Takeo Otsuka]] as [[Yukio Kashima]] [[Chiaki Kobayashi]] as [[Sora Tsujino]] [[Daisuke Kasuya]] as Police officer [[Sara Matsumoto]] as Naoko Shimamura [[Haruka Okamura]] as Satomi Amari [[Yasuhiro Fujisawa]] as Ryuichiro Mita [[Takayuki Kondo]] as Shunsuke Yoshimura [[Ayumi Hinohara]] as Kyoka Kasai
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Akatsuki Yamatoya]]
| storyboard = [[Mitsuko Kase]]
| producer = [[Minoru Tozawa]]
| animation-director = [[Keiko Sasaki]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation =
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = The Red-Brick Warehouse and the Vanishing Kidnapper
| next-episode = Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|女子会ミステリー{{ruby|4|フォー}}|Joshikai Misuterī Fō}} is the 1186th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
[[Ai Haibara|Haibara]], [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]], [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]], and [[Miwako Sato|Sato]] go to an all-you-can-eat sweet shop in Haido Town Royal Hotel, celebrating the good health and future achievements of the girls. However...

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder/Attempted murder
| image = EP1186 Case1.jpg
| location = An all-you-can-eat sweet shop in Haido Town Royal Hotel
| victim = Satomi Amari (deceased) and Naoko Shimamura (hospitalized)
| victim-label = Victims
| age = 21 years old (both victims)
| cause-death = Poisoning using snake venom
| cause-death-label = Method
| suspects = Kyoka Kasai, Ryuichiro Mita and Shunsuke Yoshimura
| description = The two ladies began to writhe in pain and suddenly collapsed after consuming the drink, with one having passed away.
}}

Ran tries to contact [[Shinichi|Shinichi Kudo]] for help solving the case, while Ayumi calls [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]. However, Conan (as well as Shinichi) couldn't hear the calls because he had left both of his phones elsewhere so that he can focus on fishing with [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]]. With no help from the great detectives, the girls will have to solve the case on their own.

The police begin to interrogate people who were nearby when the incident occurred, as usual.
* Kyoka Kasai, an employee of the shop who is also a sociological student at Haido Women’s College, along with the two victims, said that the two girls were good and earnest, while still crying over Satomi Amari’s death. She also states that no one hates the two of them.
* Ryuichiro Mita, an Office worker at the Haido Brotherhood Company, remembers that Naoko Shimamura may have interviewed for a position in the company.
* Shunsuke Yoshimura, a municipal worker, is seen acting strangely upon being shown the piece of skin left at the scene by the police, which catches the attention of Ayumi.

The second round of interrogation begins as the girls suspect that Yoshimura is not the only one out of three to know about snakes:
* As Ayumi expresses her suspicion toward Yoshimura, he then has to reveal that he is also a snake hunter, and he was afraid of being convicted for murder if he told them the piece was from a snake. In addition, the cause of the poisoning is revealed to be snake venom. What a coincidence!
* The next one, Kasai, confesses to the girls that she herself also knows snakes, as she is working very hard to become an underground snake charming idol. Kasai also notes that the snake she has for training, Kobu, has had its fangs removed so that Kobu can bite her all day and she’ll be just fine!

After reviewing the information they’ve just gathered, Ayumi proposes using their imagination to figure out who the true culprit might be, which further confirms that anyone could be the culprit. Just then, Ran’s statement helps Haibara realize something, as she then asks the two police officers to confirm a few things.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Satomi Amari|Satomi Amari.jpg|
* Victim (poisoned)
* 21 years old
* Sociology student at Haido Women's University}}
{{People|Naoko Shimamura|Naoko Shimamura.jpg|
* Victim (poisoned-injured)
* 21 years old
* Sociology student at Haido Women's University}}
{{People|Kyoka Kasai|Kyoka Kasai.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Sociology student at Haido Women's University
* Haido Town Royal Hotel part-timer
* Underground snake charmer idol}}
{{People|Ryuichiro Mita|Ryuichiro Mita.jpg|
* 44 years old
* Pharmaceutical researcher at Haido Brotherhood Company}}
{{People|Shunsuke Yoshimura|Shunsuke Yoshimura.jpg|
* 32 years old
* City hall worker
* Snake hunter}}
{{People|[[Sora Tsujino]]|Sora Tsujino.jpg|
* 23 years old
* Tokyo MPD police officer}}
{{People|[[Yukio Kashima]]|Yukio Kashima.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Tokyo MPD police officer}}
{{People|Police officer|EP1186 Officer.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police officer}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
Haibara’s theory: Since the statement of medicines being less effective the more you use them also applies to poison, Haibara suggests that '''Naoko Shimamura''' repeatedly ingests snake venom. Hence, she has enough tolerance to survive doses that usually kill a human.

It is also revealed that Satomi Amari once insulted the snake Naoko Shimamura bred half a year ago during an argument. The police also received information that Shimamura had gotten away from the hospital. This further supports the suspicion that Shimamura became upset and waited for an opportunity to seek revenge.

However, it is unclear why the girls and the two officers end up surrounded by snakes. Suddenly, Kyoka Kasai, Ryuichiro Mita, and Shunsuke Yoshimura come to the rescue. Kasai had overheard that Shimamura had disappeared from the hospital and thought she must have come to the current location, so she called the other two for assistance. Just as the case seems to be over, a black, seemingly venomous snake bites Sonoko. But it turns out that the snake is not even venomous, and Sonoko faints, thinking that a venomous one bit her.
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* The "challenge" to poison the holy grail is a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:Indiana Jones|Indiana Jones]]''.
* This is the last episode that the third [[Eyecatch|door eyecatch]] is used.
* The fish Conan caught in the episode were the following: An [[Wikipedia:Ostracion immaculatum|immaculate boxfish]], a [[Wikipedia:Aluterus scriptus|scrawled filefish]] (which Conan thought was a [[wikipedia:Stephanolepis cirrhifer|thread-sail filefish]]), a [[wikipedia:Canthigaster rivulata|brown-lined puffer]] (which Agasa thought was [[wikipedia:Triacanthus biaculeatus|blacktail tripodfish]]), and a [[Wikipedia:Marbled flounder|marbled flounder]]. All of which, except the last one, are venomous.
* The sweets mentioned are [[wikipedia:Mont Blanc (dessert)|Mont Blanc]] with [[wikipedia:Tambaguri|Tamba chestnuts]], [[wikipedia:tarte Tatin|tarte Tatin]] with [[wikipedia:Shine Muscat|Shine Muscat]] and [[wikipedia:Kyoho (grape)|Kyoho]] grapes and Griotte-Pistache tart (made with [[wikipedia:Prunus cerasus|tart cherries]] and [[wikipedia:Pistachio|pistachios]]).
* Haido University is modeled after [[wikipedia:Rikkyo University|Rikkyo University]], which was featured in [[The Ranpo Mansion Murder Case]].

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Une enquête entre filles 4 (quatre)|Girls' investigation 4}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Mädels-Klub-Mystery 4|Girls Club Mystery 4}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เหล่าเด็กสาวผจญปริศนา 4|The Mystery-Solving Girls 4}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 30]]
* [[List of anime-original series#Girls Day Mystery|Girls Day Mystery (series)]]

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Keiko Sasaki]]

[[de:Episode 1186]]
[[zh:TV1186]]

Girls Day Mystery 4

2026-06-20T16:23:20Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1186
| int-episode = 1244
| image = TV Episode 1186.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|女子会ミステリー{{ruby|4|フォー}}}} (Joshikai Misuterī Fō)
| rating = 5.1%
| Filler case number = #453
| airdate = December 27, 2025
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Miwako Sato]]
| solved-by = [[Ai Haibara]]
| next-conan-hint = Holy grail
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kenichi Ogata]] as [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Naoko Matsui]] as [[Sonoko Suzuki]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Atsuko Yuya]] as [[Miwako Sato]] [[Takeo Otsuka]] as [[Yukio Kashima]] [[Chiaki Kobayashi]] as [[Sora Tsujino]] [[Daisuke Kasuya]] as Police officer [[Sara Matsumoto]] as Naoko Shimamura [[Haruka Okamura]] as Satomi Amari [[Yasuhiro Fujisawa]] as Ryuichiro Mita [[Takayuki Kondo]] as Shunsuke Yoshimura [[Ayumi Hinohara]] as Kyoka Kasai
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Akatsuki Yamatoya]]
| storyboard = [[Mitsuko Kase]]
| producer = [[Minoru Tozawa]]
| animation-director = [[Keiko Sasaki]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation =
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = The Red-Brick Warehouse and the Vanishing Kidnapper
| next-episode = Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|女子会ミステリー{{ruby|4|フォー}}|Joshikai Misuterī Fō}} is the 1186th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
[[Ai Haibara|Haibara]], [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]], [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]], and [[Miwako Sato|Sato]] go to an all-you-can-eat sweet shop in Haido Town Royal Hotel, celebrating the good health and future achievements of the girls. However...

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder/Attempted murder
| image = EP1186 Case1.jpg
| location = An all-you-can-eat sweet shop in Haido Town Royal Hotel
| victim = Satomi Amari (deceased) and Naoko Shimamura (hospitalized)
| victim-label = Victims
| age = 21 years old (both victims)
| cause-death = Poisoning using snake venom
| cause-death-label = Method
| suspects = Kyoka Kasai, Ryuichiro Mita and Shunsuke Yoshimura
| description = The two ladies began to writhe in pain and suddenly collapsed after consuming the drink, with one having passed away.
}}

Ran tries to contact [[Shinichi|Shinichi Kudo]] for help solving the case, while Ayumi calls [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]. However, Conan (as well as Shinichi) couldn't hear the calls because he had left both of his phones elsewhere so that he can focus on fishing with [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]]. With no help from the great detectives, the girls will have to solve the case on their own.

The police begin to interrogate people who were nearby when the incident occurred, as usual.
* Kyoka Kasai, an employee of the shop who is also a sociological student at Haido Women’s College, along with the two victims, said that the two girls were good and earnest, while still crying over Satomi Amari’s death. She also states that no one hates the two of them.
* Ryuichiro Mita, an Office worker at the Haido Brotherhood Company, remembers that Naoko Shimamura may have interviewed for a position in the company.
* Shunsuke Yoshimura, a municipal worker, is seen acting strangely upon being shown the piece of skin left at the scene by the police, which catches the attention of Ayumi.

The second round of interrogation begins as the girls suspect that Yoshimura is not the only one out of three to know about snakes:
* As Ayumi expresses her suspicion toward Yoshimura, he then has to reveal that he is also a snake hunter, and he was afraid of being convicted for murder if he told them the piece was from a snake. In addition, the cause of the poisoning is revealed to be snake venom. What a coincidence!
* The next one, Kasai, confesses to the girls that she herself also knows snakes, as she is working very hard to become an underground snake charming idol. Kasai also notes that the snake she has for training, Kobu, has had its fangs removed so that Kobu can bite her all day and she’ll be just fine!

After reviewing the information they’ve just gathered, Ayumi proposes using their imagination to figure out who the true culprit might be, which further confirms that anyone could be the culprit. Just then, Ran’s statement helps Haibara realize something, as she then asks the two police officers to confirm a few things.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Satomi Amari|Satomi Amari.jpg|
* Victim (poisoned)
* 21 years old
* Sociology student at Haido Women's University}}
{{People|Naoko Shimamura|Naoko Shimamura.jpg|
* Victim (poisoned-injured)
* 21 years old
* Sociology student at Haido Women's University}}
{{People|Kyoka Kasai|Kyoka Kasai.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Sociology student at Haido Women's University
* Haido Town Royal Hotel part-timer
* Underground snake charmer idol}}
{{People|Ryuichiro Mita|Ryuichiro Mita.jpg|
* 44 years old
* Pharmaceutical researcher at Haido Brotherhood Company}}
{{People|Shunsuke Yoshimura|Shunsuke Yoshimura.jpg|
* 32 years old
* City hall worker
* Snake hunter}}
{{People|[[Sora Tsujino]]|Sora Tsujino.jpg|
* 23 years old
* Tokyo MPD police officer}}
{{People|[[Yukio Kashima]]|Yukio Kashima.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Tokyo MPD police officer}}
{{People|Police officer|EP1186 Officer.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police officer}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
Haibara’s theory: Since the statement of medicines being less effective the more you use them also applies to poison, Haibara suggests that '''Naoko Shimamura''' repeatedly ingests snake venom. Hence, she has enough tolerance to survive doses that usually kill a human.

It is also revealed that Satomi Amari once insulted the snake Naoko Shimamura bred half a year ago during an argument. The police also received information that Shimamura had gotten away from the hospital. This further supports the suspicion that Shimamura became upset and waited for an opportunity to seek revenge.

However, it is unclear why the girls and the two officers end up surrounded by snakes. Suddenly, Kyoka Kasai, Ryuichiro Mita, and Shunsuke Yoshimura come to the rescue. Kasai had overheard that Shimamura had disappeared from the hospital and thought she must have come to the current location, so she called the other two for assistance. Just as the case seems to be over, a black, seemingly venomous snake bites Sonoko. But it turns out that the snake is not even venomous, and Sonoko faints, thinking that a venomous one bit her.
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* The "challenge" to poison the holy grail is a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:Indiana Jones|Indiana Jones]]''.
* This is the last episode that the third [[Eyecatch|door eyecatch]] is used.
* The fish Conan caught in the episode were the following: An [[Wikipedia:Ostracion immaculatum|immaculate boxfish]], a [[Wikipedia:Aluterus scriptus|scrawled filefish]] (which Conan thought was a [[wikipedia:Stephanolepis cirrhifer|thread-sail filefish]]), a [[wikipedia:Canthigaster rivulata|brown-lined puffer]] (which Agasa thought was [[wikipedia:Triacanthus biaculeatus|blacktail tripodfish]]), and a [[Wikipedia:Marbled flounder|marbled flounder]]. All of which, except the last one, are venomous.
* The sweets mentioned are [[wikipedia:Mont Blanc (dessert)|Mont Blanc]] with [[wikipedia:Tambaguri|Tamba chestnuts]], [[wikipedia:tarte Tatin|tarte Tatin]] with [[wikipedia:Shine Muscat|Shine Muscat]] and [[wikipedia:Kyoho (grape)|Kyoho]] grapes and Griotte-Pistache tart (made with [[wikipedia:Prunus cerasus|tart cherries]] and [[wikipedia:Pistachio|pistachios]]).
* Haido University is modeled after [[wikipedia:Rikkyo University|Rikkyo University]], which was featured in [[The Ranpo Mansion Murder Case]].

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Une enquête entre filles 4 (quatre)|Girls' investigation 4}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Mädels-Klub-Mystery 4|Girls Club Mystery 4}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เหล่าเด็กสาวผจญปริศนา 4|The Mystery-Solving Girls 3}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 30]]
* [[List of anime-original series#Girls Day Mystery|Girls Day Mystery (series)]]

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Keiko Sasaki]]

[[de:Episode 1186]]
[[zh:TV1186]]

The Red-Brick Warehouse and the Vanishing Kidnapper

2026-06-20T16:21:20Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1184-1185
| int-episode = 1242-1243
| image = TV Episode 1184-1185.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|⾚レンガ倉庫消えた誘拐犯}} (Akarenga Sōko Kieta Yūkaihan)
| Manga case number = #324
| airdate = December 6, 2025 (Part 1) December 13, 2025 (Part 2)
| rating = 6.0% (Part 1) 6.6% (Part 2)
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = [[Volume 105#Foiled Kidnapping Transaction Case|Volume 105 - F10]] ([[File 1123|1123]]) ~ [[Volume 106#Foiled Kidnapping Transaction Case|Volume 106 - F1-2]] ([[File 1124|1124]] · [[File 1125|1125]])
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Chihaya Hagiwara]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Genta Kojima]] [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Miwako Sato]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Yumi Miyamoto]] [[Rei Furuya]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Chihaya Hagiwara]]
| next-conan-hint = Motorcycle (Part 1) Dice (Part 2)
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| organizer = [[Yasuyuki Honda]]
| storyboard = [[Yasuyuki Honda]]
| producer = 1184: [[Masahiro Takada]] 1185: [[Ayumi Iemura]]
| animation-director = 1184: [[Akio Kawamura]] 1185: [[Asuka Tsubuki]] [[FALCO Suzuki]] [[Haruna Igawa]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Chie Saito]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = 1184: [[BIG BANG]]
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Miyuki Sawashiro]] as [[Chihaya Hagiwara]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]], [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Atsuko Yuya]] as [[Miwako Sato]] [[Akio Otsuka]] as [[Jugo Yokomizo]] [[Takeshi Kusao]] as [[Rei Furuya]] [[Ryota Takeuchi]] as [[Inspector Hatori]] [[Hiroshi Shirokuma]] as Male customer [[Yoshihisa Kawahara]] as Male customer [[Chado Horii]] as Male customer [[Saaya Okutomo]] as Clerk [[Ayaka Kamimoto]] as Child (Episode 1184) [[Taisuke Nakano]] as Police Detective (Episode 1185) [[Akinori Egoshi]] as Police Detective (Episode 1185) [[Tsubasa Goden]] as Police Detective (Episode 1185) [[Rie Kawamura]] as Housekeeper (Episode 1185)
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = The Interrogation Room 3
| next-episode = Girls Day Mystery 4
| footnotes = First episode to feature [[Miyuki Sawashiro]] as the voice of [[Chihaya Hagiwara]].
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|⾚レンガ倉庫消えた誘拐犯|Akarenga Sōko Kieta Yūkaihan}} is the 1184th and 1185th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Chihaya Hagiwara}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Jugo Yokomizo}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Kamen Yaiba|display=Kamen Yaiba (enamel pin)}}
{{char|Yumi Miyamoto|display=Yumi Miyamoto (background)}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
==== Part 1 ====

A stray cat, carrying a piece of paper, appears at the spot where [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] is showing off the Kamen Yaiba pin he has accidentally won to his friends. The cat hands the paper to [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], much to everyone's surprise, revealing that someone needed help.

Meanwhile, [[Miwako Sato|Sato]] and [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] are chasing after the kidnapper of Ishigami Corporation's granddaughter, Shiori, because Sato mistook him for an ordinary illegal parking offender and let him leave without taking a suitcase that the kidnapper should have taken so that Inspector Hatori of the special investigation team could find the girl, potentially endangering her life.

The car Sato is driving, chasing the kidnapper's motorcycle, reaches Kanagawa Prefecture, where we see [[Chihaya Hagiwara]] handling a traffic case. She also notices the red car speeding and decides to chase after it to see what is happening. The kidnapper is very stubborn, running red lights and honking loudly to scare away all passersby. However, he nearly left a young boy crashed by Sato’s car without Chihaya’s interference, as the boy was left stunned from the chaos and unaware of the car chasing for the motorbike.

Just when it seems all hope of catching the culprit has vanished, some subsequent clues suggest to the three officers that the man is hiding in a red-brick warehouse near the scene of the near-accident.

Suddenly, Conan calls Takagi to inform him about the kidnapping case, in which Chihaya is summarizing, and the kids are given permission to search for Shiori’s whereabouts. Meanwhile, since the kidnapper has seen Sato and Takagi, having the two and Chihaya in their current uniforms to find him is quite risky. Therefore, Chihaya proposes an idea that leads to a scene that shouldn't be watched without understanding the full story (and shouldn't be rewatched after understanding it either).

After changing clothes and shaking the car, Chihaya and Takagi enter the warehouse as a couple to identify the suspects, much to the jealousy of Sato, who is disguised as a traffic police officer and eavesdropping outside. Chihaya immediately narrows the number of suspects down to three based on her knowledge of motorcycles, much to Takagi's astonishment.

* The first person Chihaya introduces is a playboy at the two o'clock position based on Takagi's frame of reference. He is wearing only a shirt, which is rather strange since it’s a bit cold, suggesting he had just taken it off.
* The second person is a tough-looking man at the one o'clock position, who also has a scrape on his left wrist.
* The last person is a salaryman wearing a flashy, ill-fitting jacket, sitting behind Takagi.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Kidnapping
| image = EP1184-1185 Case1.jpg
| location = Unknown
| victim = Shiori Ishigami
| age = Unknown
| suspects = Man A, Man B, and Man C
| description = Chihaya points out that Motorcycle drivers hook their left foot under the shift pedal to drive, which makes the left toe of their shoe dirty. Because of this, she classifies the three men as the suspects.
}}

Chihaya begins her act of apprehending the kidnapper by angrily throwing a glass of water in Takagi's face, calling him a womanizer. Takagi is initially surprised, but then understands her signal and approaches to check if the man is alright. The act continues as Chihaya pretends to drop her wallet to create an opportunity to strike up a conversation and gain a better understanding of some of their suspicious things. From this, we learn that the first person even wishes to take off his shirt, while the second man's scratches were caused by bumping into the wall after being pushed from behind.

Meanwhile, Conan’s group reviews the information they gathered:
* The stray cat is famous around the area, and is usually fed by Shiori’s grandmother during lunch time. Mitsuhiko and Ayumi deduce that Shiori could’ve taken advantage of the routine to send an ask for help message for her grandmother, but Haibara denies this as the girl also has to twist the note into a string and tie it into its neck.
* The Dice Man - a suspicious man wearing a hat and a mask looking at the dice placed on top of the nameplate of the Ishigamis while muttering to himself. The characteristics imply that he may have accomplices inside the house.

==== Part 2 ====

Back at the warehouse, [[Jugo Yokomizo|Inspector Jugo]] is going to enjoy pancakes with a police detective when he mistakes Sato for a motorcycle police officer and asks her to return to work, only to receive a terrifying glare in return. The two proceed and Jugo finds something even more shocking: Chihaya is sitting with Takagi. The shock hasn’t ended though, while enjoying pancakes with a mixture of jealousy and resentment, Chihaya approaches him and asks for his help, much to his surprise.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Torakage|EP1184 Cat.jpg|
* Stray cat}}
{{People|Kidnapper|EP1184 Kidnapper.jpg|
* Kidnapper on motorcycle}}
{{People|[[Inspector Hatori]]|Inspector Hatori.jpg|
* [[wikipedia:Special Investigation Team|Special Investigation Team]] inspector}}
{{People|Shiori Ishigami|Shiori Ishigami.jpg|
* Victim (kidnapped)
* Daughter of the president of Ishigami Commerce}}
{{People|Man A|EP1184 Man A.jpg|
* Customer at Pancake restaurant "Bells"}}
{{People|Man B|EP1184 Man B.jpg|
* Customer at Pancake restaurant "Bells"}}
{{People|Man C|EP1184 Man C.jpg|
* Customer at Pancake restaurant "Bells"}}
{{People|Detective A|EP1185 Detective A.jpg|
* Kanagawa Prefecture Police detective}}
{{People|Woman A|EP1185 Housekeeper.jpg|
* Current housekeeper of the Ishigami family}}
{{People|Detective B|EP1185 Detective B.jpg|
* Special Investigation Team detective}}
{{People|Detective C|EP1185 Detective C.jpg|
* Special Investigation Team detective}}
{{People|Boy|EP1184 Boy.jpg|
* Passerby
* Saved from an accident by Chihaya}}
{{People|Woman B|EP1184 Clerk.jpg|
* Pancake restaurant "Bells" receptionist}}
{{People|Dice Man|EP1184 Dice Man.jpg|
* Suspicious man near the Ishigamis' house}}
{{People|Kaori Ishigami|No pic female.jpg|
* Shiori's grandmother}}
{{People|Woman C|No pic female.jpg|
* Previous housekeeper of the Ishigamis
* Fired for texting at work}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
Conan demonstrates how Shiori makes the cat carry the piece of paper to give to its grandmother, the intended destination: He takes an A4 sheet of paper and folds it into an airplane resembling a bird, which would fold its wings when it flies, making the cat mistake it for a real bird. However, the cat didn't deliver it to Shiori's grandmother, but instead wandered off and was discovered by Conan's group. But that is enough for them to deduce that the '''current housekeeper''' had confined the girl to the attic, hence, she could easily throw away the airplane. Conan then informs the location of the girl to Sato.

Conan further suggests that the remaining accomplice might be a medical professional based on the clues he's gathered, and proposes a plan to uncover the kidnapper. Meanwhile, the group enlists the help of Detective Hatori's team to search for the girl and secretly sends a message to the butler to give herself in. At the same time, Chihaya, Takagi, and Jugo approach the three suspects and play some hospital songs to gauge their reaction. And '''Man A''' is found to be the remaining accomplice in the kidnapping.

==== Aftermath ====
As the Detective Boys walk home, they talk about the case they just solved, and Haibara notices that Mitsuhiko still has the Kamen Yaiba pin on his scarf. Genta comments that he is just showing off, but Mitsuhiko said the instructions on the box said to show it proudly on your clothes. Conan realizes that something is off and asks Mitsuhiko if it was indeed a 24th anniversary pin, which he confirms. Conan finds it abnormal that they would not be waiting for their 25th anniversary to release it, and so, he takes Mitsuhiko's pin and touches it, realizing that it is way too heavy for a normal pin. He opens the pin to reveal a hidden camera and listening device, which he quickly destroys as the others watch panickedly. Listening on the other side is Rei Furuya, who drives away in his [[Vehicles_in_Detective_Conan#Rei's_Mazda_RX-7|white Mazda RX-7]], saying that "it won't be that easy." This alludes to his task of investigating Conan, which had previously been entrusted to him by the [[Mysterious Old Man with Bird]] in [[The Reason He Became a Butler]].
</spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
* Some anime additions:
:* Yumi background appearance
:* Sato notices the pedestrians while chasing the kidnapper and then warns them by honking her car's horn.
:* Chihaya pauses to hear the kidnapper crashing sound, and then asks the child if he is fine.
:* Takagi trying to call Chihaya "Hagiwara-san" before she asks him to call her "Chihaya-san".
:* Sato's reaction when Chihaya comments on the pancake instead of explaining her reasoning.
:* {{cover|The imagination of Shiori folding the paper.}}
:* {{cover|Mitsuhiko reaction when Genta guesses a food instead of a place.}}
* In manga, Conan quickly noticed the paper on Torakage's mouth and grabbed it. In anime, the scene is expanded, with Torakage seems to notice Conan and then walks towards him (in addition to Haibara commenting that the paper is for Conan).
* The part where Chihaya and Takagi considered the reason the suspects might be innocent is not adapted.

== Trivia ==
* The cat's name, Torakage, is an anagram of [[Kagetora]], tiger character from Gosho's previous work ''[[Yaiba]]''.
* Raiha Shirogane (白金雷刃), Torakage's owner in Kamen Yaiba, is named after ''Yaiba'''s protagonist [[Yaiba Kurogane]] (鉄刃).
* The buildings in the background, as seen from the Yokohama Port Main Road, are the [https://www.icyokohama-grand.com/ Yokohama Grand InterContinental Hotel] and the [https://www.jica.go.jp/domestic/yokohama/index.html JICA Yokohama building]. The pancake restaurant the kidnapper escaped, Bells, is the real-life [https://billsjapan.com/jp/%E6%A8%AA%E6%B5%9C%E8%B5%A4%E3%83%AC%E3%83%B3%E3%82%AC%E5%80%89%E5%BA%AB Bills Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse]. The closed restaurant "Cocorico" is in fact the real-life "[https://www.yokohama-akarenga.jp/cafe/detail/71 Café & Rotisserie LA COCORICO]".
* This is the first [[Glossary#Canon|canon]] appearance of the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse. It previously appeared in the 2014 TV Special [[The Disappearance of Conan Edogawa: The Worst Two Days in History]].
* In Part 2, when Chihaya is explaining her investigation on Man A to Takagi, there is a mistake where the scene is focused on Man B instead for a while before changing to close up of Man A.
<spoiler>
* The suspects' names are related to "[[wikipedia:origami|origami]]"<ref>http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-231.html</ref>:
** Inspector Hatori (羽鳥)'s name comes from "bat planes" (コウモリ飛行機), since his name contains the kanji for bird ("鳥") and wings ("羽") ;
** Shiori Ishigami (石神詩織)'s name comes from "origami" (折り紙).
</spoiler>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|الخاطف وحجر النرد|The kidnapper and the dice}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Le Ravisseur disparu dans l'entrepôt en briques rouges|The Kidnapper disappeared into the red-brick warehouse}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|โกดังอิฐแดง อาชญากรรมลักพาตัวที่สาบสูญ|The Red-Brick Warehouse, The Missing Kidnapper Crime}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

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

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akio Kawamura]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Asuka Tsubuki]]
[[Category:Animation directed by FALCO Suzuki]]

[[de:Episode 1184]]
[[zh:TV1184]]

The Interrogation Room 3

2026-06-20T16:17:33Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1183
| int-episode = 1241
| image = TV Episode 1183.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|ザ・取調室{{ruby|3|スリー}}}} (Za・Torishirabeshitsu Surī)
| rating = 6.8%
| Filler case number = #452
| airdate = November 29, 2025
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Miwako Sato]] [[Yoko Okino]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint = Maid
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Atsuko Yuya]] as [[Miwako Sato]] [[Yuki Tai]] as Yusuke Kawashima [[Rumi Kasahara]] as Miyuki Jono [[Aya Suzaki]] as Yukari Suda [[Takehisa Hirose]] as Akito Kubodera [[Sora Amamiya]] as Haruko Nagisa
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Toshimichi Okawa]]
| storyboard = [[Mitsuko Kase]]
| producer = [[Kota Nakamura]]
| animation-director = [[Kenichi Otomo]] [[Marie Nagano]] [[Yui Ushinohama]] [[FALCO Suzuki]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Rei Masunaga]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation =
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = Arrest That Face
| next-episode = The Red-Brick Warehouse and the Vanishing Kidnapper
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|ザ・取調室{{ruby|3|スリー}}|Za・Torishirabeshitsu Surī}} is the 1183rd episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
{{char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino (balloon)}}
}}

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

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
In interrogation room number 3, Detective Sato and Detective Takagi are interrogating Haruko Nagisa, who surprisingly denies committing the murder that she previously admitted to when she was requested to follow the police.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1183 Case1.jpg
| location = Kawashima's apartment
| victim = Yusuke Kawashima
| age = 45 years old
| cause-death = Stab wound to the chest
| suspects = Haruko Nagisa, Miyuki Jono, and Akito Kubodera
| description = At first, when Nagisa was requested to follow the police, she admitted to the crime. But in the interrogation room, she denies it. This raises the suspicion that someone else must have disguised themselves as her and committed the crime.
}}

The victim is Yusuke Kawashima, one of Kogoro’s clients. The culprit stabbed Kawashima when he was checking the casting alone, and they ran away on a motorcycle that hit the café maid. The café maid couldn’t see the culprit's face because of the helmet they were wearing.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Reckless endangerment
| image = EP1183 Case2.jpg
| victim = Yukari Suda
| cause-death = Hit by a motorcycle
| cause-death-label = Consequence
| suspects = Haruko Nagisa, Miyuki Jono, and Akito Kubodera
| description = On the way to escape from the scene, the culprit accidentally hit the café maid, causing her to fall. 
}}

Akito Kubodera happened to see the culprit, who looked identical to Nagisa. Based on the camera footage that caught the culprit on their motorcycle, it appears at first glance that someone must have disguised themselves as Nagisa and committed the murder to frame her. Everyone seems to be convinced of this theory, except for Sato and Conan, with Sato having watched the video and noticed Nagisa’s somewhat unusual expression. At the same time, Conan thinks that Nagisa could have just made a copy of herself.

Kogoro's suspicion turns toward Miyuki Jono, whom Kawashima asked to investigate, after he discovered that she was also dating Kubodera in secret.

Some confusion delays the investigation:
* Nagisa's testimony: She claims to have been resting on a bench in Meryl Park and saw a woman with her dog and another woman with her daughter, which can be refuted. Conan found tape residue suggesting that she might have attached a camera under the bench to observe people passing by and used it as a false alibi. This may explain why she can remember the details with such amazing accuracy. Kogoro, with his "crush" on Nagisa, harshly denies this and grabs Conan, much to Megure’s discomfort.
* The wig and the motorcycle that the culprit used are found near Jono’s apartment. This could imply that she was the one behind the murder. However, she is reported to be in the hospital along with Kubodera after the shock of the murder. This could imply that Jono couldn't be the murderer despite being a star actress.

Suddenly, Conan thinks of another witness that might help with the case, but couldn’t be used to form a false alibi. Who could they be?

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Haruko Nagisa|Haruko Nagisa.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Young actress}}
{{People|Yusuke Kawashima|Yusuke Kawashima.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* 45 years old
* Film director
* Kogoro's client}}
{{People|Miyuki Jono|Miyuki Jono.jpg|
* 40 years old
* Star actress}}
{{People|Yukari Suda|Yukari Suda.jpg|
* Victim (motorcycle hit - survived)
* Part-time maid café worker}}
{{People|Akito Kubodera|Akito Kubodera.jpg|
* 35 years old
* Assistant film director}}
{{People|Woman A|Woman A.jpg|
* Meryl Park visitor
* Dog owner}}
{{People|Dog|Dog.jpg|
* Woman A's dog
* White Poodle}}
{{People|Girl|Girl.jpg|
* Meryl Park visitor
* Holding a yellow balloon}}
{{People|Woman B|Woman B.jpg|
* Meryl Park visitor
* Girl's mother}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
The police bring the café maid to the interrogation room, but without her uniform, to identify if Haruko Nagisa was the one to hit her. Nagisa objects saying that the maid couldn’t see the culprit's face because they were wearing a helmet. Her outburst proves that '''Haruko Nagisa''' is the culprit of the murder, as the day of the murder coincided with the opening day of the café, meaning that only a few should be able to recognize the girl as the maid without the uniform. Nagisa can tell she's the café's maid almost instantly, even without her uniform, which means she was there that day.

The murder is revealed to have been a misunderstanding, as Nagisa thought that the victim knew everything about the accident she caused. In reality, he was just impressed by her reaction to the line and did not know that she was the one who caused the accident that inspired the film in production.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Accident (past)
| image = EP1183 Case3.jpg
| time = Nagisa's second summer of high school
| victim = One unnamed person
| suspects = Haruko Nagisa
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Yusuke Kawashima wrote a script that was based on the accident, but he did not know that Nagisa was the one responsible for the accident.
}}
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* The maid cafe employee's name, Yukari Suda, is only known through the ending credits.
* Meryl Park may be a reference to American actress [[wikipedia:Meryl Streep|Meryl Streep]].

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|غرفة الاستجواب الثالثة|Interrogation room 3}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|La Salle d'interrogatoire 3 (trois)|The Interrogation room 3}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Im Verhörraum 3|In Interrogation Room 3}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ห้องสอบสวน 3|Interrogation Room 3}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 30]]
* [[List of anime-original series#The Interrogation Room|The Interrogation Room (series)]]

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Kenichi Otomo]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Marie Nagano]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yui Ushinohama]]
[[Category:Animation directed by FALCO Suzuki]]

[[de:Episode 1183]]
[[zh:TV1183]]

Arrest That Face

2026-06-14T13:10:22Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1182
| int-episode = 1240
| image = TV Episode 1182.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|その顔を捕まえろ}} (Sono Kao o Tsukamaero)
| rating = 5.7%<ref>https://www.videor.co.jp/tvrating/2025/11/91130.html</ref>
| Filler case number = #451
| airdate = November 15, 2025
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Genta Kojima]] [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]]
| next-conan-hint = Takoyaki
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]], [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Kosuke Kobayashi]] as Taro Yamada [[Kohei Yanagi]] as Shopkeeper [[Masaya Matsukaze]] as Koji Tanaka
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Tatsuro Inamoto]]
| storyboard = [[Mitsuko Kase]]
| producer = [[Yoshihiro Sugai]] [[Tsukasa Saito]] (asst.)
| animation-director = [[Kosei Takahashi]] [[Eiichi Tokura]] [[Banshanmen]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = [[Mouse]]
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = Buchi Returns a Favor
| next-episode = The Interrogation Room 3
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|その顔を捕まえろ|Sono Kao o Tsukamaero}} is the 1182nd episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{char|Detective Boys Badge}}
{{char|Criminal Tracking Glasses}}
{{char|Telescopic Lenses}}
{{char|Elasticity Suspenders}}
}}
== Case ==
=== Situation ===
Ayumi sees a person's face after he blows his nose, which looks like the one who has been on the run for 5 years, so she calls for Conan, Haibara, Genta, and Mitsuhiko. While discussing the reward and how they should tackle the issue, a man named Koji Tanaka passes by and gets caught up in it as soon as he and Conan see the suspect's face.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Robbery and Murder (past)
| image = EP1182 Case1.jpg
| time = 5 years ago
| location = Victim's house
| victim = Unnamed 80-year-old man
| cause-death = Break-in
| cause-death-label = Method
| suspects = Ken Kito
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = To this day, Kito is still on the run. The reward for catching him is 3 million yen.
}}

However, Tanaka insists on chasing the person alone while having the kids call the police instead. But the suspected person slipped onto the river, forcing Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys to save him with the Elasticity Suspender.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Accident or attempted murder?
| image = EP1182 Case2.jpg
| time =
| location = An alley near the river
| victim = Taro Yamada
| cause-death = Head injury from fall impact
| cause-death-label = Injury
| suspects = Koji Tanaka
| description = The Detective Boys manage to save him, but for some reason, Tanaka fled the scene.
}}

However, the suspected person is actually Taro Yamada, who has been struggling in life and is the doppelgänger of the wanted criminal, Ken Kito. The police confirm their distinction and admit that they have previously received many tips on Yamada. However, with Tanaka nowhere to be found, the Detective Boys help the police sketch Koji Tanaka's appearance so they can investigate further.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Ken Kito|Ken Kito.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Wanted criminal}}
{{People|Koji Tanaka|Koji Tanaka.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Local resident}}
{{People|Taro Yamada|Taro Yamada.jpg|
* Victim (shoved - injured)
* Local resident
* Looks like Ken Kito}}
{{People|Jin Kananashi|Jin Kananashi.jpg|
* Wanted criminal}}
{{People|Sachio Yada|Sachio Yada.jpg|
* Wanted criminal}}
{{People|Eijiro Dorobo|Eijiro Dorobo.jpg|
* Wanted criminal}}
{{People|Kasuhito Haneji|Kasuhito Haneji.jpg|
* Wanted criminal}}
{{People|Man|EP1182 Man.jpg|
* Takoyaki stand "Takonana" owner}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted murder
| image = EP1182 Case3.jpg
| time =
| location = Koji Tanaka's apartment
| victim = Ayumi Yoshida, Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya, and Genta Kojima
| victim-label = Victims
| age = 6-7 years old
| suspects = Koji Tanaka
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = The Detective Boys happen to discover the apartment where Tanaka lives, and are about to be silenced by him when the police Conan calls arrive in time.
}}
As it turns out, '''Ken Kito''' underwent facial surgery five years ago to hide his identity, and has since become '''Koji Tanaka'''. Tanaka intended to kill Taro Yamada by pushing him into the river to make the corpse harder to find. He would then go to Yamada's apartment, wipe off Yamada's fingerprints, and apply his own fingerprints to confuse the police into thinking Yamada was Kito, and that Kito is dead.

Just as Tanaka is trying to silence the Detective Boys, the police, whom Conan called, arrive just in time and subdue the man.

==== Aftermath ====
Despite a stern scolding from Megure, the Detective Boys set out to find their next wanted criminal, much to the dissatisfaction of Haibara and, notably, Conan.
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* In the TV broadcast, a special Next Conan Hint and End Card are shown. The hint is [[TWILIGHT!!!]] (with King Gnu's logo now fully shown), and the end card shows members of [[King Gnu]], Conan, and Kogoro. It promotes the band performing the [[One-eyed Flashback]] theme song on Yomiuri TV's ''Best Hits Kayosai 2025'', which featured an anime version of the performance with Gosho Aoyama supervising the character design.
* The names of the other wanted criminals on posters are entirely made up and read as sentences relating to crime :
** Jin Kanenashi (金梨陳) sounds similar to "person without money" (moneyless reads as "kanenashi" (金無し), and person is read as "hito" or "jin" (人)) ;
** Sachio Yada (矢田詐為男) sounds similar to "convicted fraudster" ("詐為" is a shortened version of "[[wikipedia:ja:詐欺罪|sagizai]]", meaning fraud, "男" (otoko) means man, and the last name "Yada" or "Yata" (矢田) sounds similar to "yatta" (やった) meaning "I did it") ;
** Eijiro Dorobo (盗矛影次郎) sounds similar to "shady robber" ("盗" means to steal and can read as "dō" while "矛" reads as "bō", sounding phonetically similar to "dorobō" (泥棒) meaning "thief" and "影" in the first name means "shadow/shade") ;
** Kasuhito Haneji (羽地粕人) sounds similar to "punished lender" (the last name Haneji (羽地) can also read as "bachi", which also means "punishment" (罰) while "kasu" (粕) also means "to lend" (貸す) and "人" means person).

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|امسكوا صاحب الملامح|Capture the Person with the Features}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|À la poursuite d'un visage|Chasing after a face}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Schnappt euch dieses Gesicht!|Catch That Face!}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|จับคนหน้าตาแบบนี้สิ|Arrest the Person with Such Face}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

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

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Kosei Takahashi]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Eiichi Tokura]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Banshanmen]]

[[de:Episode 1182]]
[[zh:TV1182]]

Buchi Returns a Favor

2026-06-14T06:03:08Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1181
| int-episode = 1239
| image = TV Episode 1181.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|ブチの恩返し}} (Buchi no Ongaeshi)
| rating = 5.7%
| Filler case number = #450
| airdate = November 8, 2025
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint = Guitar
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Yusuke Shirai]] as Kazuo Kamegamori [[Yuma Namba]] as Isamu Kido [[Arisa Kiyoto]] as Minayo Koume [[Rikua Yamauchi]] as Jun Nakatake [[Makoto Kaneko]] as Katsuya Iwabuchi [[Naomi Kusumi]] as Masayoshi Daimatsu
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Nobuo Ogizawa]]
| storyboard = [[Masaki Ozora]]
| producer = [[Yuki Kawakata]]
| animation-director = [[Kaoru Nagakawa]] [[Michitaka Yamamoto]] [[Yukari Kamiaka]] [[Zi Dengjia]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = [[Azeta Pictures]]
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = The Lucky Cat Saw Everything
| next-episode = Arrest That Face
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|ブチの恩返し|Buchi no Ongaeshi}} is the 1181st episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

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

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

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
Takagi is at the [[Mouri Detective Agency]] to thank him for a previous case when Detective Chiba tells him through a call that a man named Buchi wants to meet Takagi at Todoroki Park to return a favor with juicy information. However, a man named Iwabuchi Katsuya - apparently Buchi's real name - is found dead there with a note of a potential robbery that will be performed by three men wielding bear spray in Kameo Jewelry Store at 10 a.m of the next day.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1181 Case1.jpg
| location = Todoroki Park, Tokyo
| victim = Katsuya Iwabuchi
| age = 25 years old
| cause-death = Stab wound to the chest
| suspects = Three jewel robbers
| description = Apparently, Buchi was trying to inform Takagi about a potential robbery that would happen in Kameo Jewelry Store by three men wielding bear spray, so they became the main suspects
}}

However, the robbery does not occur at that store; it happens at a Jewelry Store in Tsurui City by those three, and every news outlet received an anonymous tip that the nose was leading the police. This could mean that the person giving an anonymous tip is one of those three, specifically the ringleader of the crime.

The police split up to investigate as usual. Takagi, Kogoro, and Conan go to the apartment of Katsuya’s friend, Kazuo Kamegamori. He tells them that half a month ago, Katsuya was terrified as someone was looking for him, and Katsuya was falsely accused of bicycle theft a year ago, which made him hate the police. So did Takagi do something special for him that the officer was an exception to?

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Robbery
| image = EP1181 Case2.jpg
| location = Tsurui Jewelry Store
| cause-death = Low-value jewelry
| cause-death-label = Stolen items
| suspects = Masayoshi Daimatsu, Jun Nakatake, and Minayo Koume
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = Every news outlet received an anonymous tip about the robbery, and the note fooled the police about the potential robbery. One notable detail is that the store being robbed is fairly easy to access.
}}

Takagi is asked to return to the station as they have led two suspicious individuals for interrogation. There, the two admit to having been hired by Masayoshi Daimatsu to perform the robbery, but not knowing about the murder. Some core information about Daimatsu is also provided:
* He was caught in a pawn robbery reported by an anonymous tip.
* He was released from custody half a month ago, the exact time Katsuya got terrified.
* He injured his leg whilst trying to escape from the police, and seemed to have hatred toward Megure, who caught him.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Robbery (past)
| image = EP1181 Case3.jpg
| time = 4 years ago
| location = A pawn shop
| cause-death = Unknown
| cause-death-label = Stolen items
| suspects = Masayoshi Daimatsu
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Megure received an anonymous tip that reported to him about the case, and quickly caught him before he could escape. However, the culprit broke his leg while trying to escape.
}}

The police also find Daimatsu and confront him on the rooftop of a building, where Conan tranquilized Kogoro and begins his deduction as The Sleeping Kogoro.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Katsuya Iwabuchi|Katsuya Iwabuchi.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* 25 years old
* Factory worker
* Birthdate: October 25th
* Buchi's real name?}}
{{People|Kazuo Kamegamori|Kazuo Kamegamori.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Iwabuchi's friend}}
{{People|Jun Nakatake|Jun Nakatake.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Criminal for hire}}
{{People|Minayo Koume|Minayo Koume.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Criminal for hire}}
{{People|Masayoshi Daimatsu|Masayoshi Daimatsu.jpg|
* 38 years old
* Jewel robber
* Ex-convict}}
{{People|Isamu Kido|Isamu Kido.jpg|
* 42 years old
* Daimatsu's acquaintance
* Ex-convict}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
The fake jewelry robbery note was written by '''Masayoshi Daimatsu''' after killing Katsuya Iwabuchi, whom he assumed to have informed the police about his crime. It was meant to lead Inspector Megure and his subordinates into a robbery that never happened, while Daimatsu called for the press media to embarrass him. It is worth noting that Iwabuchi has never met Takagi, which explains why the latter couldn't recall anything about the man named Buchi, hence the favor.
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* In the TV broadcast, a special Next Conan Hint and End Card are shown. The hint is [[TWILIGHT!!!]], and the end card shows silhouettes of members of [[King Gnu]], Conan, and Kogoro. It teases the band performing the [[One-eyed Flashback]] theme song on Yomiuri TV's ''Best Hits Kayosai 2025'', which will also feature an anime version, with Gosho Aoyama supervising the character design.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|رد جميل بوتشي|Buchi Repays a Favor}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Le Renvoi d'ascenseur de Buchi|Buchi's return of a favor}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Buchis Dank|Thanks from Buchi}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|การตอบแทนบุญคุณจากเจ้าด่าง|Spot Returns a Favor}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akio Kawamura]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Michitaka Yamamoto]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Kaoru Nagakawa]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yukari Kamiaka]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Zi Dengjia]]

[[de:Episode 1181]]
[[zh:TV1181]]

The Lucky Cat Saw Everything

2026-06-14T05:56:02Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1180
| int-episode = 1238
| image = TV Episode 1180.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|招き猫は見ていた}} (Manekineko wa Mite ita)
| rating = 6.1%
| Filler case number = #449
| airdate = November 1, 2025
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint = Guitar
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Wataru Tsuyuzaki]] as Forensic officer [[Shohei Kajikawa]] as Police officer [[Mirei Kumagai]] as Woman [[Hidenari Ugaki]] as Takuro Shoyama [[Asami Shimoda]] as Orie Shoyama [[Go Shinomiya]] as Akihiko Kurotaki [[Hidenori Takahashi]] as Sosuke Yumemura
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Hiro Masaki]]
| storyboard = [[Daiki Koyama]]
| producer = [[Mao Yingxing]]
| animation-director = [[Mina Otaka]] (supervisor) [[Kana Aoki]] (supervisor) [[Liao Jialeren]] [[Jinta Annando]] [[Zhao LongLong]] [[Lv Qing]] [[Huang Feng]] [[Zheng BeiNan]] [[Hua MaoJun]] [[Xuan YuXi]] [[Xie Yu]] [[Yu Xue]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = [[Garden of Light Animation]]
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = The Crimson Skeleton of Mt. Washio
| next-episode = Buchi Returns a Favor
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|招き猫は見ていた|Manekineko wa Mite ita}} is the 1180th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

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

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

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
At 11:30 during a bird watching trip, Kogoro, Ran, and Conan see a suspicious person looking around before going to his truck containing two electric appliances through binoculars, but Conan points out something that suggests their detective work is not going to be put on hold.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1180 Case1.jpg
| location = Shiro Kurotaki's house, Kitaokuho, Tokyo Prefecture{{note|group="N"|Kitaokuho is most likely corresponding to the western parts of [[wikipedia:Hachioji|Hachioji]] or [[wikipedia:Ōme, Tokyo|Ōme]] city in real-life Tokyo Prefecture, considering that it is about one hour from Beika (which is in the Tokyo city center).}}
| victim = Shiro Kurotaki
| age = 29 years old
|time = Between 9 AM and 10 AM
| cause-death = Blood loss from stab wound on the chest
| suspects = Orie Shoyama, Takuro Shoyama, Sosuke Yumemura and Akihiro Kurotaki
| description =
}}

The police arrive at the scene as usual, and Takagi brings along the victim’s older brother, Akihiro Kurotaki, who also notices something unusual about his younger brother’s guitar case. In addition, the identity of the “suspicious” person that the Kogoro had noticed earlier is confirmed to be Takuro Shoyama, who is soon cleared of suspicion because his testimony is confirmed to be correct. But the case has another branch as Takuro received calls from his daughter, Orie, who hasn’t been on good terms with her father and has left the house for 6 years. Following this route, the police go to her apartment but one of her neighbours tells them that she had gone to find a missing item since 10:30 this morning in a panicking mood as Orie told in her phone: Papa, help me!

The police then receive information that a person had fled the scene on a yellow motorcycle at the exact same time, making the search for the person a top priority. While the Mouris is discussing why Takuro hid his contact with his daughter, they notice her nearby, but strangely enough, after following her for a while, the three of them discover a person matching the suspect description and Orie is seen with him. After they lose sight of the two and stop to see if they are around, a scream attracts their attention, as Orie is reported to have fallen from the second floor of a building, before being taken to the hospital for first aid she says Shiro hasn't died, but what does this mean?

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted murder?
| image = EP1180 Case2.jpg
| location = Shopping mall near [[Beika Station]]
| victim = Orie Shoyama
| age = 26 years old
| cause-death = Falling from second floor terrace
| cause-death-label = Cause of injury
| suspects = Orie Shoyama, Takuro Shoyama, Sosuke Yumemura and Akihiro Kurotaki
| description =
}}

After asking Akihiro for more information about Shiro, the police also get information about the yellow motorbike that Kogoro had seen earlier and its owner, Sosuke Yumemura. He states that Orie had killed Shiro because of a love conflict and had accidentally knocked Yumemura unconscious while escaping. After bandaging his head wound, he received a call from Orie asking him to take her to the police station, but halfway there, she said she had something to do and left.

Takuro then arrives and reveals that he came to the scene to also collect the keys left in front of the victim's house by the daughter after '''she''' killed her boyfriend, because she was very angry after receiving a call from Shiro asking her to break up and not to come near again. In a moment of slip of the tongue, Conan accidentally reveals that the place where Orie is being treated is Beika General Hospital, but is that all to it?

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shiro Kurotaki|Shiro Kurotaki.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* 29 years old
* Music enthusiast}}
{{People|Akihiro Kurotaki|Akihiro Kurotaki.jpg|
* 33 years old
* Company owner
* Shiro's older brother}}
{{People|Takuro Shoyama|Takuro Shoyama.jpg|
* 52 years old
* Shoyama Electric owner}}
{{People|Orie Shoyama|Orie Shoyama.jpg|
* Victim (fell - injured)
* 26 years old
* Takuro's daughter
* Shiro's girlfriend?}}
{{People|Sosuke Yumemura|Sosuke Yumemura.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Shiro's friend}}
{{People|Forensics officer|EP1180 Forensics.jpg|
* [[Tokyo MPD]] forensics officer}}
{{People|Police officer|EP1180 Officer.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police officer}}
{{People|Woman|EP1180 Woman.jpg|
* Orie's neighbor}}
{{People|Mr. Kurotaki|Mr. Kurotaki.jpg|
* Deceased
* Company owner
* Shiro and Akihiro's father}}
{{People|Mrs. Kurotaki|Mrs. Kurotaki.jpg|
* Shiro and Akihiro's mother}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
By way of Conan's comment, the culprit, '''Sosuke Yumemura''', heads to Beika General Hospital in attempting to silence Orie for good. Unfortunately for him, this leads him into a trap, where the police have stationed themselves in Orie's room awaiting Yumemura. The one who Orie has been in a relationship with is also Yumemura as he had been '''impersonating''' Shiro when he was in the United States. After noticing the abnormality in the guitar rack, the real Shiro called Yumemura, not expecting to be killed by him. As he was trying to escape, he accidentally encountered his girlfriend and argued as the latter wanted to get in, resulting in the situation Sosuke told the police earlier but changed a bit so he could frame Orie for murder. He also tried to silence her as she probably knew too much. In the post-credit scene, Kogoro is seen playing some kind of a gamble game with his in-game name as Ran, which makes her furious at him.
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* Kita-Okuho police station (北奥穂警察署) appeared previously in [[Detective Takagi On the Run in Handcuffs]] (episode 791).
* This is the first appearance of [[Beika General Hospital]] since [[Bad Guys]] (episode 1057).
* Yumemura's motorcycle is a [[wikipedia:Honda CB600F|Honda CB600F]] (2003-2004 model).
* The brand "SHERP" in Shoyama's shop comes from [[wikipedia:Sharp Corporation|Sharp]] and "Equos" comes from Sharp's product line [[wikipedia:Sharp Aquos|Aquos]].

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|مقتل عازف الغيتار|The Murder of the Guitar Player}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Sous le regard d'un manekineko|Through the gaze of a beckoning cat}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Die Winkekatze war Zeuge|The waving cat was a witness}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|แมวกวักกำลังจ้องดูอยู่นะ|The Lucky Cat is Watching You}}
{{EndTable}}

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

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

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

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Huang Feng]]

[[de:Episode 1180]]
[[zh:TV1180]]

The Lucky Cat Saw Everything

2026-06-14T05:55:48Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1180
| int-episode = 1238
| image = TV Episode 1180.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|招き猫は見ていた}} (Manekineko wa Mite ita)
| rating = 6.1%
| Filler case number = #449
| airdate = November 1, 2025
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint = Guitar
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Wataru Tsuyuzaki]] as Forensic officer [[Shohei Kajikawa]] as Police officer [[Mirei Kumagai]] as Woman [[Hidenari Ugaki]] as Takuro Shoyama [[Asami Shimoda]] as Orie Shoyama [[Go Shinomiya]] as Akihiko Kurotaki [[Hidenori Takahashi]] as Sosuke Yumemura
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Hiro Masaki]]
| storyboard = [[Daiki Koyama]]
| producer = [[Mao Yingxing]]
| animation-director = [[Mina Otaka]] (supervisor) [[Kana Aoki]] (supervisor) [[Liao Jialeren]] [[Jinta Annando]] [[Zhao LongLong]] [[Lv Qing]] [[Huang Feng]] [[Zheng BeiNan]] [[Hua MaoJun]] [[Xuan YuXi]] [[Xie Yu]] [[Yu Xue]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = [[Garden of Light Animation]]
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = The Crimson Skeleton of Mt. Washio
| next-episode = Buchi Returns a Favor
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|招き猫は見ていた|Manekineko wa Mite ita}} is the 1180th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

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

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

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
At 11:30 during a bird watching trip, Kogoro, Ran, and Conan see a suspicious person looking around before going to his truck containing two electric appliances through binoculars, but Conan points out something that suggests their detective work is not going to be put on hold.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1180 Case1.jpg
| location = Shiro Kurotaki's house, Kitaokuho, Tokyo Prefecture{{note|group="N"|Kitaokuho is most likely corresponding to the western parts of [[wikipedia:Hachioji|Hachioji]] or [[wikipedia:Ōme, Tokyo|Ōme]] city in real-life Tokyo Prefecture, considering that it is about one hour from Beika (which is in the Tokyo city center).}}
| victim = Shiro Kurotaki
| age = 29 years old
|time = Between 9 AM and 10 AM
| cause-death = Blood loss from stab wound on the chest
| suspects = Orie Shoyama, Takuro Shoyama, Sosuke Yumemura and Akihiro Kurotaki
| description =
}}

The police arrive at the scene as usual, and Takagi brings along the victim’s older brother, Akihiro Kurotaki, who also notices something unusual about his younger brother’s guitar case. In addition, the identity of the “suspicious” person that the Kogoro had noticed earlier is confirmed to be Takuro Shoyama, who is soon cleared of suspicion because his testimony is confirmed to be correct. But the case has another branch as Takuro received calls from his daughter, Orie, who hasn’t been on good terms with her father and has left the house for 6 years. Following this route, the police go to her apartment but one of her neighbours tells them that she had gone to find a missing item since 10:30 this morning in a panicking mood as Orie told in her phone: Papa, help me!

The police then receive information that a person had fled the scene on a yellow motorcycle at the exact same time, making the search for the person a top priority. While the Mouris is discussing why Takuro hid his contact with his daughter, they notice her nearby, but strangely enough, after following her for a while, the three of them discover a person matching the suspect description and Orie is seen with him. After they lose sight of the two and stop to see if they are around, a scream attracts their attention, as Orie is reported to have fallen from the second floor of a building, before being taken to the hospital for first aid she says Shiro hasn't died, but what does this mean?

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted murder?
| image = EP1180 Case2.jpg
| location = Shopping mall near [[Beika Station]]
| victim = Orie Shoyama
| age = 26 years old
| cause-death = Falling from second floor terrace
| cause-death-label = Cause of injury
| suspects = Orie Shoyama, Takuro Shoyama, Sosuke Yumemura and Akihiro Kurotaki
| description =
}}

After asking Akihiro for more information about Shiro, the police also get information about the yellow motorbike that Kogoro had seen earlier and its owner, Sosuke Yumemura. He states that Orie had killed Shiro because of a love conflict and had accidentally knocked Yumemura unconscious while escaping. After bandaging his head wound, he received a call from Orie asking him to take her to the police station, but halfway there, she said she had something to do and left.

Takuro then arrives and reveals that he came to the scene to also collect the keys left in front of the victim's house by the daughter after '''she''' killed her boyfriend, because she was very angry after receiving a call from Shiro asking her to break up and not to come near again. In a moment of slip of the tongue, Conan accidentally reveals that the place where Orie is being treated is Beika General Hospital, but is that all to it?

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shiro Kurotaki|Shiro Kurotaki.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* 29 years old
* Music enthusiast}}
{{People|Akihiro Kurotaki|Akihiro Kurotaki.jpg|
* 33 years old
* Company owner
* Shiro's older brother}}
{{People|Takuro Shoyama|Takuro Shoyama.jpg|
* 52 years old
* Shoyama Electric owner}}
{{People|Orie Shoyama|Orie Shoyama.jpg|
* Victim (fell - injured)
* 26 years old
* Takuro's daughter
* Shiro's girlfriend?}}
{{People|Sosuke Yumemura|Sosuke Yumemura.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Shiro's friend}}
{{People|Forensics officer|EP1180 Forensics.jpg|
* [[Tokyo MPD]] forensics officer}}
{{People|Police officer|EP1180 Officer.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police officer}}
{{People|Woman|EP1180 Woman.jpg|
* Orie's neighbor}}
{{People|Mr. Kurotaki|Mr. Kurotaki.jpg|
* Deceased
* Company owner
* Shiro and Akihiro's father}}
{{People|Mrs. Kurotaki|Mrs. Kurotaki.jpg|
* Shiro and Akihiro's mother}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
By way of Conan's comment, the culprit, '''Sosuke Yumemura''', heads to Beika General Hospital in attempting to silence Orie for good. Unfortunately for him, this leads him into a trap, where the police have stationed themselves in Orie's room awaiting Yumemura. The one who Orie has been in a relationship with is also Yumemura as he had been '''impersonating''' Shiro when he was in the United States. After noticing the abnormality in the guitar rack, the real Shiro called Yumemura, not expecting to be killed by him. As he was trying to escape, he accidentally encountered his girlfriend and argued as the latter wanted to get in, resulting in the situation Sosuke told the police earlier but changed a bit so he could frame Orie for murder. He also tried to silence her as she probably knew too much. In the post-credit scene, Kogoro is seen playing some kind of a gamble game with his in-game name as Ran, which makes her furious at him.
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* Kita-Okuho police station (北奥穂警察署) appeared previously in [[Detective Takagi On the Run in Handcuffs]] (episode 791).
* This is the first appearance of [[Beika General Hospital]] since [[Bad Guys]] (episode 1057).
* Yumemura's motorcycle is a [[wikipedia:Honda CB600F|Honda CB600F]] (2003-2004 model).
* The brand "SHERP" in Shoyama's shop comes from [[wikipedia:Sharp Corporation|Sharp]] and "Equos" comes from Sharp's product line [[wikipedia:Sharp Aquos|Aquos]].

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|مقتل عازف الغيتار|The Murder of the Guitar Player}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Sous le regard d'un manekineko|Through the gaze of a beckoning cat}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Die Winkekatze war Zeuge|The waving cat was a witness}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|แมวกวักกำลังจ้องดูอยู่นะ|The Lucky Cat is Watching You}}
{{EndTable}}

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

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

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

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Huang Feng]]

[[de:Episode 1180]]
[[zh:TV1180]]

The Crimson Skeleton of Mt. Washio

2026-06-14T05:13:56Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1178-1179
| int-episode = 1236-1237
| image = TV Episode 1178-1179.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|鷲雄山の紅蓮髑髏}} (Washio-san no Guren Dokuro)
| rating = 6.1% (Part 1) 6.0% (Part 2)
| Manga case number = #322
| airdate = October 11, 2025 (Part 1) October 18, 2025 (Part 2)
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = [[Volume 105#Flaming Skull Case|Volume 105 - F3~5]] ([[file 1116|1116]] · [[file 1117|1117]] · [[file 1118|1118]])
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Momiji Ooka]] [[Muga Iori]] [[Shinichi Kudo]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Heiji Hattori]]
| next-conan-hint = Bucket (Part 1) Sunset (Part 2)
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| organizer = [[Hiroaki Takagi]]
| storyboard = [[Hiroaki Takagi]]
| producer = 1178: [[Ayumi Iemura]] 1179: [[Minoru Tozawa]]
| animation-director = 1178: [[Masatomo Sudo]] (supervisor) [[Asuka Tsubuki]] [[Yui Ushinohama]] [[Miho Tanaka]] [[FALCO Suzuki]] 1179: [[Keiko Sasaki]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Keiko Sasaki]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation =
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Yuko Miyamura]] as [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Satsuki Yukino]] as [[Momiji Ooka]] [[Daisuke Ono]] as [[Muga Iori]] [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Naoki Tatsuta]] as Tetsushin [[Yoshiyuki Kono]] as Tontetsu [[Ken Takeuchi]] as Kentetsu
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = Find the Phantom Giant
| next-episode = The Lucky Cat Saw Everything
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|鷲雄山の紅蓮髑髏|Washio-san no Guren Dokuro}} is the 1178th and 1179th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

It adapts the [[Volume 105#Flaming Skull Case|Chapters 1116-1118]] from the [[Manga|original manga]]. The Part 1 was first aired in October 11, 2025 and Part 2 at October 18, 2025.

In this two-parter, [[Conan]], [[Ran]], [[Kazuha]], [[Heiji]] and [[Kogoro]] goes to Mt.Washio and took shelter from the rain at a nearby shrine. Things get detrimental when Kogoro goes missing and a terrifying scream that leads everyone to witness the legend will-o’-the’-wisp going upstairs to the confessional where the missing monk is found dead.

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Momiji Ooka}}
{{char|Muga Iori}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Part 1 ===
[[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], [[Kazuha Toyama|Kazuha]], and [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]] are on their way to Mount Washio to see the beautiful scenery, with [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] tagging along because he is worried about his daughter going on a trip far away (of course, it is definitely not because of the worry Kazuha mentioned about Heiji's prescence, although he does seem to be thirsting for the will to confess to Kazuha). The reason Ran chose this location was because even if [[Momiji Ooka|Momiji]] ever wanted to interfere, she would have to climb the mountain to exhaustion like the poor Kogoro, although Momiji mentioned that she had a Karuta tournament in Tokyo as a reason to go on [[The Reason He Became a Butler|that Shinkansen]], where they ended up in a hostage situation. It suddenly starts to rain, forcing the group of five to run to find shelter nearby, and Kogoro happens to see a shrine there.

There, the chief priest Tetsushin happily lets everyone in and asks the two monks, Kentetsu and Tontetsu, to welcome the guests. While Kazuha expresses her regret that the rain interrupts her wish to see the sunset on the mountain, Kentetsu says that the rain will stop by this afternoon. He also adds that the sunset here is also a very famous place, not just Mount Washio, which Kazuha confirms to be true through her tablet. She then suddenly asks Ran about what she is going to say after that dream-like situation happens, to which Ran reveals to Kazuha that [[The Scarlet School Trip|she is dating Shinichi]], much to Kazuha's delight because she hasn’t heard from the two for a while and worried that something unfortunate had happened.

Kogoro and Heiji suddenly come in without their shirts as they were drenched in the rain all the time before reaching the shrine. Then Tontetsu comes in with their clothes as well, but not with Heiji’s amulet, as it disappeared without the monk’s noticing. The other two happen to be passing by and notice the incident, but have no idea where it was as well. Conan suggests asking someone else in the shrine, thinking that there is someone else in the shrine, much to the surprise of the three as to how Conan knew about this. The boy explains that when they borrowed the towel to dry themselves, Conan saw four sets of toothbrushes and toothbrush cups, while in the shrine they had seen three people so far.

The chief priest explains that the other person was a monk who had disappeared 5 days ago after being punished to go to the confessional for smoking. Kentetsu adds in: At the same time that he disappeared, there were a few will-o'-the-wisps going up to the stair leading to that confessional, and that the monk was believed to be captured by the crimson skeleton. The chief priest tells them about the crimson skeleton, a monster that appeared with the said will-o'-the-wisps to devour the souls of wrongdoers and leave behind the empty corpse of the victims.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Assault and kidnapping
| image = EP1178-1179 Case1.jpg
| location = Shōgakuji temple
| victim = Kogoro Mouri
| age = 37-38 years old
| cause-death = Shocking
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Tetsushin, Kentetsu and Tontetsu
| description =
}}

The scene changes after Kogoro finishes using the restroom and is about to return to the room, when he notices an iron ball falling down from the stairs that seems to come from the aforementioned confession room. But the only thing waiting for him in the room is that someone is about to attack him. After a while, Ran becomes worried because her father has been gone for a long time and hasn’t returned, at the same time a very terrifying scream is heard. When the group goes outside, many will-o'-the-wisps are seen coming up the stairs. Waiting for everyone who enters the room is the body of the missing priest.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1178-1179 Case2.jpg
| location = Shōgakuji temple
| time = Between one and two days ago
| victim = Kantetsu
| age = Unknown
| cause-death = Dehydration
| suspects = Tetsushin, Kentetsu and Tontetsu
| description =
}}

While Heiji and Conan are analyzing the scene after the three monks arrive due to the girls' screams, Heiji suddenly finds his amulet; and before leaving the scene and waiting for the police to arrive, Conan notices a piece of wood shaving near the victim's body. Meanwhile, Kogoro wakes up in some strange room being tied but his phone was not taken away, Kogoro has to somehow inform either Ran or Conan about his condition before he ends up with a fate like the missing monk.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder (Past)
| image = EP1178-1179 Case3.jpg
| location = Shōgakuji temple
| time = One month ago
| victim = Jun Murata
| age = Unknown
| cause-death = Dehydration
| suspects = Tetsushin, Kentetsu and Tontetsu
| description =
}}

Back with Heiji and Conan, the chief priest recounts when is asked by Heiji: A month ago, a tourist had seen will-o'-the-wisps walking on the nearby stone stairs, and had followed out of curiosity, only to discover the burning body of Jun Marata, a Buddhist iconographer who had complained about the temple's Kannon statue, but had not come to talk to the priest as he arranged. The two detectives then begin to discuss the details, including how Heiji found the amulet. Additionally, Conan receives a message about the statues from Kogoro, who is missing, and the truth of the case seems to be about to be solved.

=== Part 2 ===

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Tetsushin|Tetsushin.jpg|
* 70 years old
* Shogaku Temple chief priest}}
{{People|Kentetsu|Kentetsu.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Shogaku Temple monk}}
{{People|Tontetsu|Tontetsu.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Shogaku Temple monk}}
{{People|Kantetsu|Kantetsu.jpg|
* Victim (dehydrated)
* Shogaku Temple monk}}
{{People|Man|EP1178 Man.jpg|
* Hiker on Mount Washio one month ago}}
{{People|Jun Murata|Jun Murata.jpg|
* Deceased (dehydrated)
* Buddhist religious art expert}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>

The culrpit is '''Tontetsu'''.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Counterfeiting
| image = EP1178-1179 Case4.jpg
| location = Shōgakuji temple
| suspects = Tontetsu
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description =
}}

</spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
* Some scenes added by the anime:
:* Ran saying that they just took a break and will leave Kogoro behind
:* More scenes of Conan blushing when Ran tells Kazuha about her dating with Shinichi
:* Tetsushin asking if someone lose something
:* Heiji wondering if Kogoro ate some weird mushrooms and upset his stomach (refering to the incident in [[A Cottage Surrounded by Zombies]])
:* Ran calling Conan after he found a wood shaving
:* {{cover|Conan discovering the secret room and preparing the trick before the deduction}}
:* {{cover|Conan warning Ran and Kazuha about the ashes on stairs when they are going back to the punishment room}}
:* {{cover|Ran using her phone to find a new place for Heiji's confession while Conan thinking that they should take Kogoro to hospital first}}
* In the scene where Heiji tries to scare Kazuha about "when the time comes", the anime add an imaginary wolf ear on Heiji.
* In manga, Kogoro found the temple by himself. In anime, Conan is the one who pointed it out first.
* Kentetsu's explanation about the sunset view is expanded compared to manga version. His line about relaxing until evening is also anime addition.
* The direction where Heiji and Conan are going after asking Kazuha about her tablet is reversed compared to manga.

== Trivia ==
* {{nihongo|Mount Washio|鷲尾山|Washio-san}} is a direct reference to {{nihongo|[[wikipedia:Mount Takao|Mount Takao]]|高尾山|Takao-san}}, a mountain in the Tokyo region and popular among tourists and locals to view [[wikipedia:Mount Fuji|Mount Fuji]] on the other side.
** The mountain temple {{nihongo|Shōgaku-ji|昇楽寺|Shōgaku-ji}} is a pun to the name of Conan's publisher, [[Shōgakukan]] (小学館), in the same fashion as the temple with the same name but different kanji (昇岳寺 in the previous case instead of 昇楽寺) from [[Three Days with Heiji Hattori|files 559-561]]<ref>http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-271.html</ref>. The temple itself does not follow the design of the actual temple on Mount Takao, the [[wikipedia:ja:高尾山薬王院|Takaosan Yakuō-in]] (高尾山薬王院), which contains the similar looking kanji "薬". Instead, it follows the design of the [[wikipedia:Zōjō-ji|Zōjō-ji]] (増上寺), famous temple in [[Tokyo]]. In particular, it is a replica of the Ankoku-den (安国殿), a secondary hall of the temple, which also has its famous relic, a statue of a standing [[wikipedia:Amitābha|Amida Nyōrai]] (an iteration of Buddha)<ref>https://twitter.com/Volga_conan/status/1696551298089517526</ref>.
** The chastisement room has the same proportions as the storage room in {{nihongo|Sandei Temple|山泥寺|Sandei-ji}} from [[The Mist Goblin Legend Murder Case|files 108-110]]{{note|group="N"|In a similar fashion, Sandei-ji is named after {{nihongo|[[Shonen Sunday|Shōnen Sunday]]|週刊少年サンデー|Shōnen Sandē}}, the magazine in which ''Detective Conan'' is published before being released in volumes.}}.
* The names of the monks are related to {{nihongo|'''iron'''|鉄|tetsu}} and {{nihongo|'''monsters'''|妖怪|yōkai}}<ref>http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-231.html</ref> :
** Tetsushin (哲進) comes from iron and {{nihongo|''[[wikipedia:Shen (clam-monster)|shen]]''|蜃|shin}}, a shapeshifting clam monster ;
** Kentetsu (賢哲) comes from iron and {{nihongo|''[[wikipedia:Xingtian|Xingtian]]''|刑天|keiten}}, a headless monster ;
** Tontetsu (頓哲) comes from iron and {{nihongo|''[[wikipedia:Taotie|Taotie]]''|饕餮|tōtetsu}}, a monster in Chinese mythology ;
** Kantetsu (勘哲) comes from iron ;
** Additionally, Jun Murata (村田潤) comes from Jun Murata (same kanji), a real-life director for [[wikipedia:NHK|NHK]] who filmed [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s behind-the-scenes work for a [[Behind the Scenes: Detective Conan - Gosho Aoyama, Manga Artist|2024 documentary film]].
* In Part 2, there is a mistake where the layout frame and part of line drawing of {{cover|the three monks' reaction to Heiji revealing the tool used to open the secret door in the punishment room}} are not removed.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|جمجمة جبل واشيو الملتهبة|The Inflamed Skeleton of Mt. Washio}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Le Crâne écarlate du Mont Washio|The Crimson Skull of Mount Washio}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Der flammend rote Totenkopf vom Berg Washio|The flaming red skull of Mount Washio}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|กระโหลกโลหิตแห่งเขาวาชิโอะ|The Blood Skull of Mount Washio}}
{{EndTable}}

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

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

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

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Asuka Tsubuki]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yui Ushinohama]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Miho Tanaka]]
[[Category:Animation directed by FALCO Suzuki]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Keiko Sasaki]]

[[de:Episode 1178]]
[[zh:TV1178]]

The Crimson Skeleton of Mt. Washio

2026-06-14T05:07:34Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1178-1179
| int-episode = 1236-1237
| image = TV Episode 1178-1179.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|鷲雄山の紅蓮髑髏}} (Washio-san no Guren Dokuro)
| rating = 6.1% (Part 1) 6.0% (Part 2)
| Manga case number = #322
| airdate = October 11, 2025 (Part 1) October 18, 2025 (Part 2)
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = [[Volume 105#Flaming Skull Case|Volume 105 - F3~5]] ([[file 1116|1116]] · [[file 1117|1117]] · [[file 1118|1118]])
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Momiji Ooka]] [[Muga Iori]] [[Shinichi Kudo]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Heiji Hattori]]
| next-conan-hint = Bucket (Part 1) Sunset (Part 2)
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| organizer = [[Hiroaki Takagi]]
| storyboard = [[Hiroaki Takagi]]
| producer = 1178: [[Ayumi Iemura]] 1179: [[Minoru Tozawa]]
| animation-director = 1178: [[Masatomo Sudo]] (supervisor) [[Asuka Tsubuki]] [[Yui Ushinohama]] [[Miho Tanaka]] [[FALCO Suzuki]] 1179: [[Keiko Sasaki]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Keiko Sasaki]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation =
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Yuko Miyamura]] as [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Satsuki Yukino]] as [[Momiji Ooka]] [[Daisuke Ono]] as [[Muga Iori]] [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Naoki Tatsuta]] as Tetsushin [[Yoshiyuki Kono]] as Tontetsu [[Ken Takeuchi]] as Kentetsu
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = Find the Phantom Giant
| next-episode = The Lucky Cat Saw Everything
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|鷲雄山の紅蓮髑髏|Washio-san no Guren Dokuro}} is the 1178th and 1179th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

It adapts the [[Volume 105#Flaming Skull Case|Chapters 1116-1118]] from the [[Manga|original manga]]. The Part 1 was first aired in October 11, 2025 and Part 2 at October 18, 2025.

In this two-parter, [[Conan]], [[Ran]], [[Kazuha]], [[Heiji]] and [[Kogoro]] goes to Mt.Washio and took shelter from the rain at a nearby shrine. Things get detrimental when Kogoro goes missing and a terrifying scream that leads everyone to witness the legend will-o’-the’-wisp going upstairs to the confessional where the missing monk is found dead.

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Momiji Ooka}}
{{char|Muga Iori}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Part 1 ===
[[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], [[Kazuha Toyama|Kazuha]], and [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]] are on their way to Mount Washio to see the beautiful scenery, with [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] tagging along because he is worried about his daughter going on a trip far away (of course, it is definitely not because of the worry Kazuha mentioned about Heiji's prescence, although he does seem to be thirsting for the will to confess to Kazuha). The reason Ran chose this location was because even if [[Momiji Ooka|Momiji]] ever wanted to interfere, she would have to climb the mountain to exhaustion like the poor Kogoro, although Momiji mentioned that she had a Karuta tournament in Tokyo as a reason to go on [[The Reason He Became a Butler|that Shinkansen]], where they ended up in a hostage situation. It suddenly starts to rain, forcing the group of five to run to find shelter nearby, and Kogoro happens to see a shrine there.

There, the chief priest Tetsushin happily lets everyone in and asks the two monks, Kentetsu and Tontetsu, to welcome the guests. While Kazuha expresses her regret that the rain interrupts her wish to see the sunset on the mountain, Kentetsu says that the rain will stop by this afternoon. He also adds that the sunset here is also a very famous place, not just Mount Washio, which Kazuha confirms to be true through her tablet. She then suddenly asks Ran about what she is going to say after that dream-like situation happens, to which Ran reveals to Kazuha that [[The Scarlet School Trip|she is dating Shinichi]], much to Kazuha's delight because she hasn’t heard from the two for a while and worried that something unfortunate had happened.

Kogoro and Heiji suddenly come in without their shirts as they were drenched in the rain all the time before reaching the shrine. Then Tontetsu comes in with their clothes as well, but not with Heiji’s amulet, as it disappeared without the monk’s noticing. The other two happen to be passing by and notice the incident, but have no idea where it was as well. Conan suggests asking someone else in the shrine, thinking that there is someone else in the shrine, much to the surprise of the three as to how Conan knew about this. The boy explains that when they borrowed the towel to dry themselves, Conan saw four sets of toothbrushes and toothbrush cups, while in the shrine they had seen three people so far.

The chief priest explains that the other person was a monk who had disappeared 5 days ago after being punished to go to the confessional for smoking. Kentetsu adds in: At the same time that he disappeared, there were a few will-o'-the-wisps going up to the stair leading to that confessional, and that the monk was believed to be captured by the crimson skeleton. The chief priest tells them about the crimson skeleton, a monster that appeared with the said will-o'-the-wisps to devour the souls of wrongdoers and leave behind the empty corpse of the victims.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Assault and kidnapping
| image = EP1178-1179 Case1.jpg
| location = Shōgakuji temple
| victim = Kogoro Mouri
| age = 37-38 years old
| cause-death = Shocking
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Tetsushin, Kentetsu and Tontetsu
| description =
}}

The scene changes after Kogoro finishes using the restroom and is about to return to the room, when he notices an iron ball falling down from the stairs that seems to come from the aforementioned confession room. But the only thing waiting for him in the room is that someone is about to attack him. After a while, Ran becomes worried because her father has been gone for a long time and hasn’t returned, at the same time a very terrifying scream is heard. When the group goes outside, many will-o'-the-wisps are seen coming up the stairs. Waiting for everyone who enters the room is the body of the missing priest.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1178-1179 Case2.jpg
| location = Shōgakuji temple
| time = Between one and two days ago
| victim = Kantetsu
| age = Unknown
| cause-death = Dehydration
| suspects = Tetsushin, Kentetsu and Tontetsu
| description =
}}

While Heiji and Conan are analyzing the scene after the three monks arrive due to the girls' screams, Heiji suddenly finds his amulet; and before leaving the scene and waiting for the police to arrive, Conan notices a piece of wood shaving near the victim's body. Meanwhile, Kogoro wakes up in some strange room being tied but his phone was not taken away, Kogoro has to somehow inform either Ran or Conan about his condition before he ends up with a fate like the missing monk.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder (Past)
| image = EP1178-1179 Case3.jpg
| location = Shōgakuji temple
| time = One month ago
| victim = Jun Murata
| age = Unknown
| cause-death = Dehydration
| suspects = Tetsushin, Kentetsu and Tontetsu
| description =
}}

Back with Heiji and Conan, the chief priest recounts when is asked by Heiji: A month ago, a tourist had seen will-o'-the-wisps walking on the nearby stone stairs, and had followed out of curiosity, only to discover the burning body of Jun Marata, a Buddhist iconographer who had complained about the temple's Kannon statue, but had not come to talk to the priest as he arranged. The two detectives then begin to discuss the details, including how Heiji found the amulet. Additionally, Conan receives a message about the statues from Kogoro, who is missing, and the truth of the case seems to be about to be solved.

=== Part 2 ===

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Tetsushin|Tetsushin.jpg|
* 70 years old
* Shogaku Temple chief priest}}
{{People|Kentetsu|Kentetsu.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Shogaku Temple monk}}
{{People|Tontetsu|Tontetsu.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Shogaku Temple monk}}
{{People|Kantetsu|Kantetsu.jpg|
* Victim (dehydrated)
* Shogaku Temple monk}}
{{People|Man|EP1178 Man.jpg|
* Hiker on Mount Washio one month ago}}
{{People|Jun Murata|Jun Murata.jpg|
* Deceased (dehydrated)
* Buddhist religious art expert}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>

The culrpit is '''Tontetsu'''.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Counterfeiting
| image = EP1178-1179 Case4.jpg
| location = Shōgakuji temple
| suspects = Tontetsu
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description =
}}

</spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
* Some scenes added by the anime:
:* Ran saying that they just took a break and will leave Kogoro behind
:* More scenes of Conan blushing when Ran tells Kazuha about her dating with Shinichi
:* Tetsushin asking if someone lose something
:* Heiji wondering if Kogoro ate some weird mushrooms and upset his stomach (refering to the incident in [[A Cottage Surrounded by Zombies]])
:* Ran calling Conan after he found a wood shaving
:* {{cover|Conan discovering the secret room and preparing the trick before the deduction}}
:* {{cover|Conan warning Ran and Kazuha about the ashes on stairs when they are going back to the punishment room}}
:* {{cover|Ran using her phone to find a new place for Heiji's confession while Conan thinking that they should take Kogoro to hospital first}}
* In the scene where Heiji tries to scare Kazuha about "when the time comes", the anime add an imaginary wolf ear on Heiji.
* In manga, Kogoro found the temple by himself. In anime, Conan is the one who pointed it out first.
* Kentetsu's explanation about the sunset view is expanded compared to manga version. His line about relaxing until evening is also anime addition.
* The direction where Heiji and Conan are going after asking Kazuha about her tablet is reversed compared to manga.

== Trivia ==
* {{nihongo|Mount Washio|鷲尾山|Washio-san}} is a direct reference to {{nihongo|[[wikipedia:Mount Takao|Mount Takao]]|高尾山|Takao-san}}, a mountain in the Tokyo region and popular among tourists and locals to view [[wikipedia:Mount Fuji|Mount Fuji]] on the other side.
** The mountain temple {{nihongo|Shōgaku-ji|昇楽寺|Shōgaku-ji}} is a pun to the name of Conan's publisher, [[Shōgakukan]] (小学館), in the same fashion as the temple with the same name but different kanji (昇岳寺 in the previous case instead of 昇楽寺) from [[Three Days with Heiji Hattori|files 559-561]]<ref>http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-271.html</ref>. The temple itself does not follow the design of the actual temple on Mount Takao, the [[wikipedia:ja:高尾山薬王院|Takaosan Yakuō-in]] (高尾山薬王院), which contains the similar looking kanji "薬". Instead, it follows the design of the [[wikipedia:Zōjō-ji|Zōjō-ji]] (増上寺), famous temple in [[Tokyo]]. In particular, it is a replica of the Ankoku-den (安国殿), a secondary hall of the temple, which also has its famous relic, a statue of a standing [[wikipedia:Amitābha|Amida Nyōrai]] (an iteration of Buddha)<ref>https://twitter.com/Volga_conan/status/1696551298089517526</ref>.
** The chastisement room has the same proportions as the storage room in {{nihongo|Sandei Temple|山泥寺|Sandei-ji}} from [[The Mist Goblin Legend Murder Case|files 108-110]]{{note|group="N"|In a similar fashion, Sandei-ji is named after {{nihongo|[[Shonen Sunday|Shōnen Sunday]]|週刊少年サンデー|Shōnen Sandē}}, the magazine in which ''Detective Conan'' is published before being released in volumes.}}.
* The names of the monks are related to {{nihongo|'''iron'''|鉄|tetsu}} and {{nihongo|'''monsters'''|妖怪|yōkai}}<ref>http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-231.html</ref> :
** Tetsushin (哲進) comes from iron and {{nihongo|''[[wikipedia:Shen (clam-monster)|shen]]''|蜃|shin}}, a shapeshifting clam monster ;
** Kentetsu (賢哲) comes from iron and {{nihongo|''[[wikipedia:Xingtian|Xingtian]]''|刑天|keiten}}, a headless monster ;
** Tontetsu (頓哲) comes from iron and {{nihongo|''[[wikipedia:Taotie|Taotie]]''|饕餮|tōtetsu}}, a monster in Chinese mythology ;
** Kantetsu (勘哲) comes from iron ;
** Additionally, Jun Murata (村田潤) comes from Jun Murata (same kanji), a real-life director for [[wikipedia:NHK|NHK]] who filmed [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s behind-the-scenes work for a [[Behind the Scenes: Detective Conan - Gosho Aoyama, Manga Artist|2024 documentary film]].
* In Part 2, there is a mistake where the layout frame and part of line drawing of {{cover|the three monks' reaction to Heiji revealing the tool used to open the secret door in the punishment room}} are not removed.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|جمجمة جبل واشيو الملتهبة|The Inflamed Skeleton of Mt. Washio}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Le Crâne écarlate du Mont Washio|The Crimson Skull of Mount Washio}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Der flammend rote Totenkopf vom Berg Washio|The flaming red skull of Mount Washio}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|กระโหลกโลหิตแห่งเขาวาชิโอะ|The Crimson Skull of Mount Washio}}
{{EndTable}}

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

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

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

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Asuka Tsubuki]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yui Ushinohama]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Miho Tanaka]]
[[Category:Animation directed by FALCO Suzuki]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Keiko Sasaki]]

[[de:Episode 1178]]
[[zh:TV1178]]

Find the Phantom Giant

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{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1177
| int-episode = 1235
| image = TV Episode 1177.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|幻の大男を探せ}} (Maboroshi no Ōotoko o Sagase)
| rating = 5.8%
| Filler case number = #448
| airdate = September 27, 2025
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Genta Kojima]] [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]]
| next-conan-hint = Boots
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]], [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Daichi Endo]] as Takahiro Matoi [[Yasuhiko Kawazu]] as Shigeki Natsuhara [[Kaito Ishikawa]] as Shohei Yumura [[Yumiri Hanamori]] as Shiori Jojima [[Minako Kotobuki]] as Madoka Jojima
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Chisato Matsuda]]
| storyboard = [[Daiki Koyama]]
| producer = [[Ryotaro Aoba]]
| animation-director = [[Ryotaro Aoba]] [[Kosuke Hiramatsu]] [[Ren Tanaka]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Rei Masunaga]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = [[Studio Lings]]
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = The Hero of Ishinomaki
| next-episode = The Crimson Skeleton of Mt. Washio
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|幻の大男を探せ|Maboroshi no Ōotoko o Sagase}} is the 1177th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Detective Boys Badge}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
In the interrogation room, Takahiro Matoi tells the police that he could not recall a thing after he had drinks with the victim, Shiori Jojima, and two other colleagues.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1177 Case1.jpg
| time = 7 PM on the previous night
| victim = Shiori Jojima
| age = 34 years old
| location = Roadway in [[Beika]]
| suspects = Takahiro Matoi, Shigeki Natsuhara and Shohei Yumura
| cause-death = Suffocation
| description = They were drinking with the victim before she was found dead, so they became the main suspects
}}

Meanwhile, Conan and Haibara just arrive, as they are asked by the Detective Boys to help find a cat for an old lady. While they are looking for it, they see Takagi and Chiba doing some kind of investigation. It turns out that the two are looking for a person that wore construction site uniform at the time where Matoi was drunk to confirm the alibi for him. The boys are also curious about what happened to Matoi, so they ask Takagi and Chiba, to which they tell that Matoi was drunk somewhere around the location the police and the boys are standing, and the man saw someone on the other side of a wall that is opposite to where he was sitting. However, the person is revealed to be '''Genta''' and '''Mitsuhiko''' standing on top of the sooner, as they were looking for the cat up in the wall for some reason.

But a case couldn’t end when the culprit of the murder is not yet revealed, so the kids split up into two groups to investigate: Conan goes with Ayumi and Matoi to the building where the murder occurred while Haibara goes with Genta and Mitsuhiko. After a preliminary site inspection at the room, Conan and Matoi come outside and see Ayumi talking to Madoka Jojima, Shiori’s sister who hates Matoi due to his unkempt lifestyle, and is suspecting him for murdering her sister.

After that, the group goes to see the company Shiori worked for, where Megure and another policeman are interrogating the two colleagues who drank with Matoi and Jojima the previous night, Shohei Yumura and Shigeki Natsuhara. There, Conan and Ayumi happen to know that someone in that company embezzled the money, and the two police assume that Shiori learned about who caused this and was silenced for that, the suspicion is further improved as Haibara’s group also learns about that embezzlement.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Embezzlement
| image =
| suspects = Shiori Jojima, Takahiro Matoi, Shigeki Natsuhara and Shohei Yumura
| cause-death = Unknown amount of money
| cause-death-label = Embezzled assets
| victim = Construction company
| description =
}}

Meanwhile, Haibara’s group couldn’t find anyone else in the convenience store where Matoi was in noticing his existence and the three raise doubt on him instead. But the doubt seems to suggest Conan something else about the truth of the murder as he suddenly causes the attention of Megure and the others.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shiori Jojima|Shiori Jojima.jpg|
* Victim (suffocated)
* 34 years old
* Office worker
* Matoi's ex-girlfriend}}
{{People|Takahiro Matoi|Takahiro Matoi.jpg|
* 35 years old
* Office worker}}
{{People|Madoka Jojima|Madoka Jojima.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Shiori's younger sister}}
{{People|Shohei Yumura|Shohei Yumura.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Office worker}}
{{People|Shigeki Natsuhara|Shigeki Natsuhara.jpg|
* 49 years old
* Office worker
* Matoi's boss}}
{{People|Old woman|EP1177 Oldlady.jpg|
* Requested the Detective Boys' help}}
{{People|Mu-chan|Mu-chan.jpg|
* Old woman's missing cat}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
Shiori Jojima discovered that '''Shohei Yumura''' was the one to embezzle public funds and blackmailed him. Surprised by the victim's true nature, Yumura decided to follow and kill her, and put all the blame on Takahiro Matoi. Matoi sympathizes with Yumura since he also knew about her true nature, but he does not agree with Yumura actions because taking someone's life for such personal reasons was unacceptable.

==== Aftermath ====

At dusk, Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys are sad because they still haven't found the cat, when suddenly it shows up under the chair that Ayumi and Conan are sitting on, making the Detective Boys very happy, but let’s not tell the kids that the cat actually went back to the house of the old lady that asked them to find it.
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* The convenience in front of which the Detective Boys are standing, "Sunday Mart", is named after [[Shonen Sunday]], the magazine in which ''Detective Conan'' is published, and [[wikipedia:Family Mart|Family Mart]], a famous Japanese convenience store chain.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|البحث عن حجة الغياب|Finding the Reason for Absence}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|À la recherche d'un mystérieux géant|On the trail of a mysterious giant}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|จงตามหาชายร่างยักษ์ในภาพลวงตา|Search For the Illusion of A Giant Man}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Kosuke Hiramatsu]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Ryotaro Aoba]]

[[de:Episode 1177]]
[[zh:TV1177]]

The Gold-Star Answer

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The Gold-Star Answer

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The Gold-Star Answer

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The Gold-Star Answer

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The Gold-Star Answer

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PScoop:

Detective Conan in Thailand

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PScoop:

{{InfoBox Country
| country =Thailand
| image =Detective_Conan_Thailand_logo.jpg
| language =Thai
| continent =Asia
| episode =1183
| dub =Current: Dream Express (DEX) Past: TIGA, Modern Nine, True Visions, Video Square
| volume =107
| kaito volume =5
| special manga =22
| publisher =Vibulkij Publishing Group
}}

'''Detective Conan''' is officially known in Thailand as '''"ยอดนักสืบจิ๋วโคนัน"''' (lit. "Great Little Detective Conan") and received a lot of positive receptions. The manga, anime, and movies from the series continue to be localized and released in Thailand as of today.

==Manga==
[[File:Detective Conan Thailand manga.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Thai version of the manga volume 1]]
The manga is published in Thailand by ''Vibulkij Comics.'' Originally, the manga was flipped to be reading from left to right. Later volumes, including reprint of older volumes with updated front covers, retain the reading style from right to left.

As of now. Vibulkij has published a total of 106 volumes of the manga.

Beginning in November 2022, Vibulkij started publishing individual chapters ahead of the volume releases, to an e-book hosting service called ''Meb''. Starting with chapter 1081.

Outside of the main series, Vibulkij also published the first 22 volumes of [[Detective Conan Special]], certain compilations manga like ''Romance Selection'' and ''Conan Vs. Kaito Kid'', and other related manga. Including [[Magic Kaito]], [[Hanzawa the Criminal]], [[Zero's Tea Time]], and [[Wild Police Story]] spin-offs.
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==Anime==
The Thai version of the anime is based on the international version. Thus the episode numbers is also following the international numbers, did not contain the [[Next Conan's Hint]] segment up until episode 1029. And having all special episodes cuts to into multiple parts to fit in a 30 minutes time slot.

There have been a number of Thai dubs produced in the past. Currently, there is only one ongoing Thai dub. Originally produced and distributed by ''TIGA Co., Ltd.'' Later on, it was taken over by ''Dream Express (DEX) Co., Ltd.'' since episode 1029, with supervision from TMS.

===Episodes===
Currently, all episodes have been localized and released. The episodes were group into seasons (refer as "Year" in Thai language) different from the Japanese DVD seasons, as follow:
* Season 1: Episode 1-43
* Season 2: Episode 44-85
* Season 3: Episode 86-131
* Season 4: Episode 132-179
* Season 5: Episode 180-227
* Season 6: Episode 228-276
* Season 7: Episode 277-324
* Season 8: Episode 325-370
* Season 9: Episode 371-420
* Season 10: Episode 421-467
* Season 11: Episode 468-514
* Season 12: Episode 515-562
* Season 13: Episode 563-615
* Season 14: Episode 616-666
* Season 15: Episode 667-719
* Season 16: Episode 720-771
* Season 17: Episode 772-821
* Season 18: Episode 822-874
* Season 19: Episode 875-926
* Season 20: Episode 927-976
* Season 21: Episode 977-1028
* Season 22: Episode 1029-1079 <ref group="Note">including the last episode of ''Wild Police Story''</ref>
* Season 23: Episode 1080-1131
* Season 24: Episode 1132-1183
* Season 25: Episode 1184-current <ref group="Note">Does not included Episode Zero</ref>

==== Notes ====
{{reflist|group="Note"}}

===Television airings===
On December 11, 1999. ''Modern Nine'' aired the first episodes of Detective Conan, broadcast during 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM (Now 8:30 AM - 9:00 AM) as a part of weekend cartoon program called "Modern 9 Cartoon" and began airing more episodes since then. Currently, the channel has finished airing season 16 as of March 2020. And occasionally aired a selection of episodes for holiday programs.

In 2002. ''True Vision'' began airing the anime on ''True Spark Play'' channel, (Formerly known as ''True Spark'' and ''True Spark Jump'' respectively.) starting with season 3. Originally, they are producing their own dub for the airing, before switching to the TIGA/DEX dub. Currently, it is the only TV channel to aired the anime.

In 2009. ''Cartoon Club'' channel has began airing the anime staring with season 1, using the TIGA dub. Their last programs were in the form of airing episodes from season 10 and 11 as a half-hour episodes, or as a part of a hour-long program called "The Detective Hour"

On June 28, 2021. ''Channel 7'' announced that Detective Conan will be a part of their cartoon program called "Hit Cartoons on Weekends". Starting with episode 903 on July 4, 2021, airing every Sunday at 7:30 AM. Up until episode 1031 on March 24, 2024. Unlike ''Modern Nine'', they are using the TIGA dub. But this airing was licensed to ''Dream Express [DEX] Co., Ltd.'' instead.

===Releases===
[[File:Detective Conan Thailand VCD.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Volume 1 VCD of the anime.]]
In the early 2000s. The anime was first distributed in VHS format by ''Video Square''. In 2006, TIGA acquired the distribution right and began publishing the anime in VCD and DVD format.

On April 11, 2015. TIGA announced they will no longer release the anime in physical format staring with season 12. Instead opting to release in other formats, including online streaming services.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/tigatime/photos/a.220789834617009.70227.129941753701818/1061034340592550/?type=1&theater</ref>

On December 19, 2024. ''True Vision'' announced that, in addition of releasing the anime through their new streaming service ''True Vision Now'' starting January 11, 2025. Season 24 (episode 1132 onward) will be available as both in Thai dub and subtitle forms. With the Thai dub airing one episode per week on the ''True Spark Play'' channel and added periodically on ''True Vision Now'', while Thai subtitle will be available to all season 24 episodes. Alongside a simultaneously release for future episodes.

On April 25, 2025. the remastered version of the anime is available on Netflix. Including both Thai audio (using the TIGA dub) and Thai subtitle, starting with episodes aired in 1996 and 2018. Notably, aside from the Next Conan's Hint and Joke Card, which does not have Thai audio due to the dub was originally produced without them. The Thai audio does not contain the opening narration for the early seasons, possibly due to the fact the dub was made using the international version, which has replaced certain opening songs / animation, and differences in sound mixing where the song restarted after the opening narration ended or using the album version instead.

Currently, there are four online streaming services available to watch the anime:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Platform !! Episodes !! Note
|-
| align="center"|TrueID|| align="center"|1-1131 ||
* Episode 453-666, and 806 onward use the Japanese version.
* Episode 1029 onward includes ''Next Conan's Hint'' and ''Joke card''.
* Latest dubbed episodes will be aired on ''True Spark Play'' channel (alongside re-runs of older episodes), which is also available to watch on the platform.
|-
| align="center"|True Vision Now|| align="center"|875-current ||
* Simultaneously subbed release starting episode 1132, with dubbed version released periodically.
|-
| align="center"|IQIYI|| align="center"|1-1131 ||
* Episode 453-666, and 806 onward use the Japanese version.
|-
| align="center"|Netflix|| align="center"|1-344, 887-1032 ||
* Uses the remastered version for early episodes. Similar to Neflix Japan, it does not contains next episode previews. But it contains ''Next Conan's Hint'' and ''Joke Card''.
* All episodes used the Japanese version, meaning all hour-long specials were released as one episode.
* Does not contain Thai audio for the opening narration in episode 1-355, 357-383. Also does not feature a voice track for ''Next Conan's Hint'' and ''Joke Card''.
* Episode 118, 129, and 144-145 were redubbed using the current voice casts. Due to the fact the original dub of 118 and 129 lacked the post-credit scenes as it was cut from the international version. The cause for redubbing episode 144-145 is unknown, however.
* Does not included ''Wild Police Story'' episodes.
|}
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As a part of promotion for [[One-eyed Flashback]]. Selected episodes were temporary available to watch on YouTube through Dream Express' official YouTube channel until June 15, 2025. The episodes were categorized into three groups as followed:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Category
|-
| align="center"|
'''''Kogoro Mouri's Case Files''''' 
Featured episodes staring Kogoro Mouri or focus around him.

* [[Art Museum Owner Murder Case]]
* [[Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case]]
* [[The Mysterious Mansion of a Band of Thieves Case]]
* [[Scuba Diving Murder Case]]
* [[The Truth Behind the Car Explosion Case]]
* [[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect]]
* [[The Unseen Suspect]]
* [[The Forgotten Cell Phone]]
* [[A Course Without Protest]]
* [[The Strange Family's Request]]
* [[The Uncontrollable Rental Car!]]
* [[The Love of Lawyer Eri Kisaki]]
* [[Lawyer Eri Kisaki's Testimony]]
* [[Might Over Mystery]]
* [[The Day Kogoro Mouri Ceased Being a Detective]]
* [[The Worst Birthday]]
* [[Kogoro in the Bar]]
* [[Lawyer Kisaki's SOS]]
* [[Kogoro Mouri's Grand Lecture]]
|-
| align="center"|
'''''The Police Agency Security Bureau Case Files''''' 
Featured episodes related to [[Rei Furuya]] and his friends from the Police Academy.

* [[Parade of Malice and Saint]]
* [[The Trembling Police Headquarters: 12 Million Hostages]]
* [[Wedding Eve]]
* [[Detectives' Nocturne]]
* [[The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love]]
* [[Conan in a Locked Room]]
* [[Sweet and Cold Delivery Service]]
* [[The Tense Tea Party]]
* [[The Scarlet Return]]
* [[The Shadow Approaching Amuro]]
* [[The Unfriendly Girls Band]]
* [[The Betrayal's Stage]]
* [[Solving Mysteries at the Poirot Café]]
* [[The Melting Cake!]]
* [[The Heartfelt Strap]]
* [[The Unsolved Cocktail Case]]
* [[The Target is the Metropolitan Police Traffic Department]]
* [[The Spark That Fell on the Ranch]]
* [[Kid vs. Amuro: Queen's Bang]]
* [[Takagi and Date and the Notebook Promise]]
|-
| align="center"|
'''''The Nagano Prefecture Police Case Files''''' 
Featured episodes related to Nagano Prefecture Police.

* [[Furinkazan]]
* [[A Dangerous Party of Two]]
* [[The Mansion of Death and the Red Wall]]
* [[The Design of Poison and Mirage]]
* [[The Tragedy of the Red Woman]]
* [[The Darkness of the Prefectural Police]]
* [[Kid vs. Komei: The Targeted Lips]]
* [[The 36-Cell Perfect Game]]
* [[The Body on the Gunma-Nagano Border]]
|}
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==Movies==
TIGA were also responsible for localized and distributed the movies in theaters, physical formats, televisions, and online streaming services. They began with distributing the early movies in VHS format for rental in 2000. Since then, TIGA has expanded into releasing the movies in VCD/DVD formats, and distributed in theaters. However, as physical sales bagan to declined years later, TIGA has shifted to producing physical releases in limited numbers and for pre-order only.

TIGA has localized and distributed the first 23 movies. They also distributed the [[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small|Episode One]] special and [[The Scarlet School Trip|episode 927-928]] as a theatrical release.

Starting with [[The Scarlet Alibi]], futher movies and compilation movies will be distributed by ''Japan Anime Movie'' and ''Dream Express''. With the latter handling future physical Blu-ray releases of the movies as well.

As of now, Movie 1-28 are available to watch digitally on True Vision Now. Due to licensing issue, only movie 1-23, and 25 are available on Netflix, with movie 25 only contain Thai subtitle.

==Cast==
* Season counts refers to the Thai releases and not Japanese DVDs or seperated by calendar years.
* Actor with "Season" in parentheses means they took the role for the entire season. While actor with "Episode" in parentheses means they took or leave the role during the season.
* ''TIGA/DEX'' mean they kept their role when the dubbing production switched from TIGA to Dream Express (DEX).
{{BeginTable Cast|no-image-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Conan Edogawa|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 1-961, Movie 1-24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Conan Edogawa|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|TIGA/DEX (Episode 962 and Movie 24 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Conan Edogawa|Nongluk Ritreung|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|5|Shinichi Kudo|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shinichi Kudo|Nirun Boonyarattaphan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shinichi Kudo|Thanakrit Janklongtham|Modern Nine (Replacing Nirun Boonyarattaphan)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shinichi Kudo|Satcha Kannirun|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shinichi Kudo|Piya Prawangsook|True Vision (Replacing Satcha Kannirun)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Ran Mouri|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ran Mouri|Chantana Tarajan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ran Mouri|Nattanant Thamnuwat|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Kogoro Mouri|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 1-11, 13 and Movie 1-16) Modern Nine |no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kogoro Mouri|Nirun Boonyarattaphan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kogoro Mouri|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA/DEX (Season 12, 14 and Movie 17 onwards) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kogoro Mouri|Nirut na Bangchang|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Eri Kisaki|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 32-902, Movie 1-24)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Eri Kisaki|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|TIGA/DEX (Episode 962 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Ai Haibara|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ai Haibara|Chantana Tarajan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ai Haibara|Nuttaporn Booncher|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ai Haibara|Nairat Thanawaikosey (Zbing z.)|Theatrical release of [[The Story of Ai Haibara ~Black Iron Mystery Train~]] as a guest voice actor|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|5|Ayumi Yoshida|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 1-3)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA (Movie 4-5)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 6-14) and Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 and Movie 15 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Nattanant Thamnuwat|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Genta Kojima|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Genta Kojima|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Genta Kojima|Piya Prawangsook|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Genta Kojima|Manutsawin Maliwong|[[The Story of Ai Haibara ~Black Iron Mystery Train~]]|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|5|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Pongthep Thephasadin na Ayutthaya|TIGA/DEX (Season 1-8, and 22 onwards. Movie 1-13, and 26 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA (Season 9-21, Movie 14-25)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Satcha Kannirun|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Harit Poomdit|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Thanakrit Janklongtham|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|5|Hiroshi Agasa|Pongpan Chiamchavalit|TIGA (Episode 1-63, Movie 1-10)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hiroshi Agasa|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA/DEX (Episode 68 and Movie 11 onwards) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hiroshi Agasa|Ittipol Mameket|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hiroshi Agasa|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|Modern Nine (Replacing Ittipol Mameket until season 17)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hiroshi Agasa|Buncha Haymabaut|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Sonoko Suzuki|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 6-961, Movie 1-24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Sonoko Suzuki|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|TIGA/DEX (Episode 962 and Movie 25 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Sonoko Suzuki|Nuttaporn Booncher|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Heiji Hattori|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 48-983, Movie 3-21)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Heiji Hattori|Praphat Sintapavonkun|TIGA/DEX (Episode 1024, Movie 26 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Heiji Hattori|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Heiji Hattori|Thanakrit Janklongtham|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Kazuha Toyama|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 3)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kazuha Toyama|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 3-9, Movie 7-14) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kazuha Toyama|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Season 10, Movie 17 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kazuha Toyama|Nuttaporn Booncher|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Masumi Sera|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Season 14-21, Movie 18 and 24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Masumi Sera|Patri Praneatparakang|DEX (Season 22 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Juzo Megure|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 1-1020, Movie 1-25) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Juzo Megure|Praphat Sintapavonkun|TIGA/DEX (Episode 1022 and Movie 26 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Juzo Megure|Narong Namasonti|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Wataru Takagi|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Wataru Takagi|Ittipol Mameket|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Wataru Takagi|Thanakrit Janklongtham|Modern Nine (Replacing Ittipol Mameket)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Wataru Takagi|Satcha Kannirun|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Miwako Sato|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Miwako Sato|Chantana Tarajan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Miwako Sato|Nuttaporn Booncher|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|6|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Pongthep Thephasadin na Ayutthaya|TIGA (Season 1-8, Movie 1-13, 26)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 9-10, Movie 14-16)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA/DEX (Season 11-22, Movie 18-25)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Pattanataeshin Sasipattanatada|DEX (Season 23, Movie 28 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ninzaburo Shiratori|Nattapong Theansawakit|Modern Nine (Broadcast during Thailand's holiday)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Kazunobu Chiba|Pongpan Chiamchavalit|TIGA (Movie 4-10)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kazunobu Chiba|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA/DEX (Anime and Movie 12 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Yumi Miyamoto|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 4-9, Movie 10)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Yumi Miyamoto|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10, Movie 24 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Naeko Miike|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 624-918)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Naeko Miike|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|TIGA/DEX (Episode 971, Movie 25 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|1|Sango Yokomizo|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|1|Misao Yamamura|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA/DEX|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Yusaku Kudo|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 43-954, Movie 6)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Yusaku Kudo|Vitaya Pasook|DEX (Season 22 onwards, Movie 27)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Yukiko Kudo|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 6)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Yukiko Kudo|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards, Movie 27)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Kaitou Kid|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 1-11 and 13, Movie 3-14)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kaitou Kid|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA/DEX (Season 14 and Movie 19 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Makoto Kyogoku|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA (Season 4-15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Makoto Kyogoku|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Season 16-21, Movie 23)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Jirokichi Suzuki|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 356-984, Movie 14-23) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jirokichi Suzuki|Praphat Sintapavonkun|TIGA/DEX (Episode 1105 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Yoko Okino|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Yoko Okino|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Azusa Enomoto|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 8-9)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Azusa Enomoto|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Azusa Enomoto|Vipada Jatuyosporn|[[Zero's Tea Time (anime)|Zero's Tea Time]]|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Sumiko Kobayashi|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 3-9)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Sumiko Kobayashi|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|1|Tomoaki Araide|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Akemi Miyano|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Akemi Miyano|Patri Praneatparakang|Netflix (Episode 129)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|Jodie Starling|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 6-9) Modern Nine (Until season 15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA/DEX (Season 10 onwards, Movies)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Lucksana Wongwijitsook|True Vision|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|3|James Black|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 6-10)|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|James Black|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA/DEX (Season 11 onwards, Movies)|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|James Black|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Shuichi Akai|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Shuichi Akai|Wittaya Pasook|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Hidemi Hondou|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Hidemi Hondou|Chantana Tarajan|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|1|Eisuke Hondou|Pakpoom Limmanasapaporn|TIGA, Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|4|Gin|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA (Episode 1-864 and Movie 5-20)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Praphat Sintapavonkun|TIGA/DEX (Episode 1072 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Itipon Mamigate|[[Black Iron Submarine]]|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|2|Vodka|Manoon Ruengchuamuen|TIGA (Season 1-10, Movie 5-13)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Vodka|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA/DEX (Season 14 and Movie 20 onwards)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{EndTable}}

==Logos==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Conan Manga logo.png|200px|thumb|left|Manga logo]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Detective-Conan-The-Series logo-Thai.png|200px|thumb|left|Anime logo]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Conan-Movie-Thai-logo version 1 PNG.png|200px|thumb|left|First version of the movie logo]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Conan-Movie-Thai-logo version 2 PNG.png|200px|thumb|left|Second and current version of the movie logo]]</li>
</ul></div>

==Trivia==
* The anime was refer as "Detective Conan: The Series" in marketing materials. Early episodes even have Conan refer the anime as "Conan the Series" at the end of the next episode preview.
** The anime was also refer as "โคนัน เจ้าหนูยอดนักสืบ" (lit. "Conan the Great Little Detective) and "นักสืบรุ่นจิ๋ว" (lit. "The Little Detective") by Modern Nine and True Spark Jump respectively. Both channels have dropped these titles in favor of the official title used by TIGA and Vibulkij. But True Spark Jump still used their title on the program listing up until season 18.
* In order to replicate the Kansai dialect used by characters from Osaka, the Thai dub by TIGA applied a ''Suphan Buri'' accent to Osaka characters as well. Based on the preference of then Heiji Hattori's voice actor, Kaiwan Wattanakrai. As he was born in Suphan Buri himself.
** This accent was temporary dropped when Kaiwan Wattanakrai passed away during the production of season 21, and the new voice actor wasn't capable of doing the accent. By season 23, the accent returns, however.
* Originally, Season 19 was planned to air on May 4, 2020 on True Spark Jump channel. But due to COVID-19 pandemic causing voice recording setback, the airing was pushed to July 5, 2020. Two months after the original air date.
* Season 24 is the first season to feature Thai subtitle, as all previous releases were exclusively dubbed. (While the airings on ''True Spark Play'' have Japanese audio support, there are no translated subtitle available.)
** All episodes and movies on Netflix do contains Thai subtitles, however.
* When [[The Time-Bombed Skyscraper]] was dubbed by TIGA, the post-credit scene was omitted from the final release. Making subsequent releases of the dub either omitting the scene as well, or included the original Japanese voice with a Thai subtitle instead.
** When Dream Express is working on a Blu-ray collection release of the first six movies, planned to release in March 2026. They asked the original voice actor of Conan for the TIGA dub, Arunee Nantiwat, to record the post-credit scene to be included in the final product.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1G8UEeWpZH/</ref> This turned out to be her last performance as Conan. As she passed away on December 4, 2025.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1KWshZ3cx2/</ref> Around four months before the Blu-ray collection's planned release.

==See also==
* [[Detective Conan]]
* [[Thai Magic Kaito Manga]]
* [[Thai Manga]]

== References ==
<references />

{{OtherLang}}

[[Category:Detective Conan in Other Countries]]
[[Category:Detective Conan in Thailand|*]]

Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case

2026-02-16T11:45:54Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{hatnote|This article is about 1187th episode of [[Detective Conan]]. For the case covering the 772nd and 773rd episodes of the Detective Conan [[Anime|anime]], see [[Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case]]}}
{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1187
| int-episode = 1245-1246
| image = TV Episode 1187.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| english-title =
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|エピソード{{ruby|“ZERO”|ぜろ}} 工藤新一水族館事件}} (Episōdo "Zero" Kudō Shin'ichi Suizokukan Jiken)
| rating = 4.1%
| Manga case number = #255 #0
| season = [[Season 31|31]]
| manga = [[Volume 83#Aquarium Murder Case|Volume 83: File 10 (882)]] ~ [[Volume 84#Aquarium Murder Case|Volume 84: File 2 (884)]] [[Awkward Couple|Volume 1 (Special Edition): File 0 (000)]]
| airdate = January 3, 2026
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kaito Kuroba]] [[Aoko Nakamori]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Eri Kisaki]]
| solved-by = [[Shinichi Kudo]]
| next-conan-hint = 30th anniversary
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]<ref group="Note">'''Note:''' In this episode, Yamamoto is credited solely as "Director" in the opening credits. However, he and Kamanaka are also credited as "Series Director" in ending credit.</ref>
| screenplay =
| organizer = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| storyboard = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| producer = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| animation-director = [[Nobuyuki Iwai]] (chief) [[Chie Saito]] '''New Year Greeting:''' [[Asuka Tsubuki]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Nobuyuki Iwai]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| voice-cast = [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]], [[Kaito Kuroba]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[M.A.O]] as [[Aoko Nakamori]] [[Yoko Hikasa]] as Kanoko Nakagiri [[Asami Seto]] as Naho Ojiro [[Yukihiro Nozuyama]] as Kodai Jinbe [[Go Fujii]] as Police detective [[Shuki Imagawa]] as Attendant [[Hinako Takahashi]] as Woman
| opening-song = Mune ga Dokidoki
| closing-song = STEP BY STEP
| prev-episode = Girls Day Mystery 4
| next-episode = Follow Them! Detective Taxi 3
| footnotes = * 1-hour special
}}
{{nihongo|'''{{PAGENAME}}'''|エピソード“ZERO” 工藤新一水族館事件|Episōdo "Zero" Kudō Shin'ichi Suizokukan Jiken}} is the 1187th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]]. It was made to commemorate the anime's 30th anniversary.

It is another adaptation of the Aquarium Murder Case from the chapters [[Volume 83#Aquarium Murder Case|882]]-[[Volume 84#Aquarium Murder Case|884]] in the [[Manga|original manga]], along with an adaptation of [[chapter 0|Awkward Couple]].

== Cast ==
=== Main cast ===
{{Char Appearances|
{{char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{char|Aoko Nakamori}}
{{char|Conan Edogawa|display=Conan Edogawa (voice only)}}
{{Char|Eri Kisaki|display=Eri Kisaki (background)}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri|display=Kogoro Mouri (background)}}
}}

=== New Year's Greeting ===
{{Char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{char|Chiharu Matsubara}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Masumi Sera}}
{{char|Nakamichi}}
{{char|Eisuke Aizawa}}
{{char|Tashiro}}
{{char|Hidaka}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Yusaku Kudo}}
{{char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
}}

== Plot ==
=== The Aquarium Murder ===

In the middle of Shinichi Kudo and Ran Mouri's conversation in the shark area at the Beika Aquarium, Shinichi spots people gathered. Sensing that something is not right, Ran goes back to the entrance of the aquarium following Shinichi’s words, while he comes there and witnesses a person die due to a fatal stab wound to the heart.

Ran comes with an employee of the aquarium, whom Shinichi tells to call the police, seal the exit, and not let anyone touch the corpse. Megure and his subordinates arrive at the scene, where Shinichi analyzes how there was no scream from the victim when he was stabbed. The kid also reveals how he got some interesting information regarding the victim:

* He took the victim’s phone and called a random number, which got him the identity of the victim (Kunihiro Shumoto), and where he works. Everyone gets surprised by how the one Shinichi called simply gave the boy the information.
* Based on the receipt inside the wallet, which has a cup of tea, a cup of coffee, and a dolphin keychain, Shinichi knew that Shumoto was taking his girlfriend along. He also got the approximate body scale of the woman based on the perfume scent in Shumoto’s right shoulder.

And finally, with some tricks, he narrows the suspects down to three and has them interrogated by Megure.

{{InfoBox Crime
| image = EP1187 Case.jpg
| location = Beika Aquarium
| victim = Kunihiro Shumoto
| age = 26 years old
| cause-death = Stab wound in the chest
| suspects = Kanoko Nakagiri, Naho Ojiro, and Kodai Jinbe
| description =
}}

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kunihiro Shumoto|Kunihiro Shumoto EP1187.jpg|fsize=11.2px|
* Victim (stabbed)
* 26 years old
* Aquarium visitor
* [[Haido Town]] gas station worker}}
{{People|Kanoko Nakagiri|Kanoko Nakagiri EP1187.jpg|
* 27 years old
* Aquarium visitor
* Shumoto's girlfriend}}
{{People|Naho Ojiro|Naho Ojiro EP1187.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Aquarium visitor
* Shumoto's ex-girlfriend}}
{{People|Kodai Jinbe|Koudai Jinbe EP1187.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Aquarium visitor
* Naho's boyfriend}}
{{people|Man|EP1187 Employee.jpg|
* Aquarium employee}}
{{People|Police detective A|EP1187 Detective1.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{People|Police detective B|EP1187 Detective2.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{EndBox}}

==== Resolution ====
<spoiler>Although all the suspects have video clips serving as their alibis, Shinichi figures out that '''Naho Ojiro''' is the murderer. He noticed that it was unusual for Naho Ojiro to take a vertical clip, since it would be hard to film long fish, like sharks, in their entirety. Moreover, no one seemed to avoid walking into the camera frame, as if they had not noticed the camera. This is because Naho hid the phone on her boyfriend's white cap without him noticing.

The evidence is the blood on her hand covered by her glove. While she used a plastic bag to prevent blood splatter when stabbing the body with the knife, the bag did not block all of the blood, and some of it had seeped onto Naho's glove. So she had to turn her gloves inside out, but that changed their color. Shinichi noticed this color change after seeing the photo that Naho took with her boyfriend.

===== Motive =====
Kunihiro was blackmailing her by threatening Naho that he would leak nude photos of her to her current lover, family, and workplace to humiliate her unless she paid him.

===== Aftermath =====
After the case, Shinichi and Ran were walking in front of the aquarium and talking. It started to rain, prompting Ran to put her hood up. Unfortunately, Ran's phone fell from her hood into a nearby drainage grate. Shinichi forgot to tell her that he had placed it there after testing how the culprit did the trick. Shinichi promises that he will buy a new phone for Ran, but after seeing that Ran is still upset, he suggests that they visit Tropical Land. Ran adds a condition: she will forgive him only after he pays for all their expenses from their trip to Tropical Land, providing she wins the next karate tournament.
</spoiler>

 
---- 

=== Shinichi's Scout of Tropical Land ===

Shinichi checks out Tropical Land in advance to see where he and Ran should go during the date.
* Between the Mystery Coaster and the Dragon Coaster, Shinichi reminds himself that Ran is scared of ghosts. He nearly chooses the latter when a girl exclaims to her boyfriend that the Mystery Coaster was so scary, which convinces him to pick the Mystery Coaster.
* In the high castle of the Tropical Land, he is seen scouting something below when he sees a couple with a can of soda.

Scouting continues until night, and Shinichi has found the best locations to explore in Tropical Land. He communes across another fountain where he sees a couple, who the audience would recognize as Kaito Kuroba and Aoko Nakamori, enjoying ice cream, which interests Shinichi and adds this fountain to the upcoming date.

However, as Conan retells, he would never have the chance to reach the fountain, and his destiny would be determined elsewhere.

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Man|EP1187 Man.jpg|
* Visitor at [[Tropical Land]]}}
{{People|Woman|EP1187 Woman.jpg|
* Visitor at Tropical Land}}
{{EndBox}}

==Adaptation changes==
===Manga to remake changes===
* The remake only adapts the flashback story with Shinichi and Ran, while the present story with Conan and Detective Boys is not adapted.
* The scenes where Shinichi explores Tropical Land are expanded compared to the manga version.
* The remake adds some lines during Kanoko's interrogation, where she asks Ran what she is looking at.
* {{cover|The remake makes Shinichi directly deduce that Ran's finger is injured after the case. In manga, this happened in the present timeline with Ran asking Shinichi via phone.}}
* {{cover|The remake omits the part where Shinichi asks Ran not to run, and the reason that she might not be wearing a bra is due to her injured finger.}}

===Original to remake changes===
* In the remake, the culprit's motive remained unchanged from the manga, which is revenge porn, whereas the first adaptation had replaced it with embarrassing photos. However, the photos is not shown in the remake.

==Trivia==
* [[Nazo]] is used as an insert song during the scenes where Shinichi is walking around Tropical Land.
* Starting this episode, the [[Eyecatch|door eyecatch]] has been updated to be a combination of CGI and 2D animation.
* There is a continuity error where Ran already know that the message is from Sonoko before she open her phone.
* During the sponsor cards, the memorable theme songs chosen by the [[Manga|manga]]'s [[Gosho Aoyama|original author]] and major voice actors are played. Those songs are, in order of appearance:
** [[Barairo no Jinsei]] (chosen by [[Kappei Yamaguchi]])
** [[Secret of my heart‎‎]] (chosen by [[Wakana Yamazaki]])
** [[Your Best Friend]] (chosen by [[Minami Takayama]])
** [[Unmei no Roulette Mawashite‎‎]] (chosen by Gosho Aoyama)
* The suspects' names come from sharks :
** ''Shumoto'' comes from ''Shumokuzame'' (シュモクザメ, [[Wikipedia: Hammerhead shark|Hammerhead shark]]) ;
** ''Naho Ojiro'' comes from ''Hōjirozame'' (ホオジロザメ, [[Wikipedia: Great white shark|Great white shark]]) ;
** ''Jinbe'' comes from ''Jinbēzame'' (ジンベエザメ, [[Wikipedia: Whale shark|Whale shark]]) ;
** ''Nakagiri'' comes from ''Nokogirizame'' (ノコギリザメ, [[Wikipedia: Sawshark|Sawshark]]).
* Beika Aquarium is modeled after the [[wikipedia:Aqua Park Shinagawa|Shinagawa Aquarium]] in Tokyo for the glass tunnel while the exterior is modeled after the [[wikipedia:Toba Aquarium|Toba Aquarium]] in [[wikipedia:Mie Prefecture|Mie Prefecture]].
* The fashion magazine in Ran's handbag is [[wikipedia:CanCam|CanCam]].

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|الحلقة صفر سينشي في معرض الأحياء المائية|Episode Zero: Shinichi at the Aquarium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Épisode zéro : Shinichi Kudô à l'aquarium|Episode zero: Shinichi Kudo at the aquarium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Episode „ZERO“ – Shinichi Kudos Fall im Aquarium|Episode "ZERO" - Shinichi Kudo's Case in the Aquarium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian (Subbed)|Episode "ZERO" – Shinichi Kudo e il caso dell'acquario|Episode "ZERO" – Shinichi Kudo and the case of the aquarium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|Episode "ZERO" คดีพิพิธภัณฑ์สัตว์น้ำของคุโด้ ชินอิจิ|Episode "ZERO" Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist|group="Note"}}

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

{{Season 31}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Nobuyuki Iwai]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Chie Saito]]

[[de:Episode 1187]]
[[zh:TV1187]]

Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case

2026-02-16T10:02:53Z

PScoop:

{{hatnote|This article is about 1187th episode of [[Detective Conan]]. For the case covering the 772nd and 773rd episodes of the Detective Conan [[Anime|anime]], see [[Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case]]}}
{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1187
| int-episode = 1245-1246
| image = TV Episode 1187.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| english-title =
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|エピソード{{ruby|“ZERO”|ぜろ}} 工藤新一水族館事件}} (Episōdo "Zero" Kudō Shin'ichi Suizokukan Jiken)
| rating = 4.1%
| Manga case number = #255 #0
| season = [[Season 31|31]]
| manga = [[Volume 83#Aquarium Murder Case|Volume 83: File 10 (882)]] ~ [[Volume 84#Aquarium Murder Case|Volume 84: File 2 (884)]] [[Awkward Couple|Volume 1 (Special Edition): File 0 (000)]]
| airdate = January 3, 2026
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kaito Kuroba]] [[Aoko Nakamori]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Eri Kisaki]]
| solved-by = [[Shinichi Kudo]]
| next-conan-hint = 30th anniversary
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]<ref group="Note">'''Note:''' In this episode, Yamamoto is credited solely as "Director" in the opening credits. However, he and Kamanaka are also credited as "Series Director" in ending credit.</ref>
| screenplay =
| organizer = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| storyboard = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| producer = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]]
| animation-director = [[Nobuyuki Iwai]] (chief) [[Chie Saito]] '''New Year Greeting:''' [[Asuka Tsubuki]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Nobuyuki Iwai]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| voice-cast = [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Shinichi Kudo]], [[Kaito Kuroba]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[M.A.O]] as [[Aoko Nakamori]] [[Yoko Hikasa]] as Kanoko Nakagiri [[Asami Seto]] as Naho Ojiro [[Yukihiro Nozuyama]] as Kodai Jinbe [[Go Fujii]] as Police detective [[Shuki Imagawa]] as Attendant [[Hinako Takahashi]] as Woman
| opening-song = Mune ga Dokidoki
| closing-song = STEP BY STEP
| prev-episode = Girls Day Mystery 4
| next-episode = Follow Them! Detective Taxi 3
| footnotes = * 1-hour special
}}
{{nihongo|'''{{PAGENAME}}'''|エピソード“ZERO” 工藤新一水族館事件|Episōdo "Zero" Kudō Shin'ichi Suizokukan Jiken}} is the 1187th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]]. It was made to commemorate the anime's 30th anniversary.

It is another adaptation of the Aquarium Murder Case from the chapters [[Volume 83#Aquarium Murder Case|882]]-[[Volume 84#Aquarium Murder Case|884]] in the [[Manga|original manga]], along with an adaptation of [[chapter 0|Awkward Couple]].

== Cast ==
=== Main cast ===
{{Char Appearances|
{{char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{char|Aoko Nakamori}}
{{char|Conan Edogawa|display=Conan Edogawa (voice only)}}
{{Char|Eri Kisaki|display=Eri Kisaki (background)}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri|display=Kogoro Mouri (background)}}
}}

=== New Year's Greeting ===
{{Char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{char|Chiharu Matsubara}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Masumi Sera}}
{{char|Nakamichi}}
{{char|Eisuke Aizawa}}
{{char|Tashiro}}
{{char|Hidaka}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Yusaku Kudo}}
{{char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
}}

== Plot ==
=== The Aquarium Murder ===

In the middle of Shinichi Kudo and Ran Mouri's conversation in the shark area at the Beika Aquarium, Shinichi spots people gathered. Sensing that something is not right, Ran goes back to the entrance of the aquarium following Shinichi’s words, while he comes there and witnesses a person die due to a fatal stab wound to the heart.

Ran comes with an employee of the aquarium, whom Shinichi tells to call the police, seal the exit, and not let anyone touch the corpse. Megure and his subordinates arrive at the scene, where Shinichi analyzes how there was no scream from the victim when he was stabbed. The kid also reveals how he got some interesting information regarding the victim:

* He took the victim’s phone and called a random number, which got him the identity of the victim (Kunihiro Shumoto), and where he works. Everyone gets surprised by how the one Shinichi called simply gave the boy the information.
* Based on the receipt inside the wallet, which has a cup of tea, a cup of coffee, and a dolphin keychain, Shinichi knew that Shumoto was taking his girlfriend along. He also got the approximate body scale of the woman based on the perfume scent in Shumoto’s right shoulder.

And finally, with some tricks, he narrows the suspects down to three and has them interrogated by Megure.

{{InfoBox Crime
| image = EP1187 Case.jpg
| location = Beika Aquarium
| victim = Kunihiro Shumoto
| age = 26 years old
| cause-death = Stab wound in the chest
| suspects = Kanoko Nakagiri, Naho Ojiro, and Kodai Jinbe
| description =
}}

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kunihiro Shumoto|Kunihiro Shumoto EP1187.jpg|fsize=11.2px|
* Victim (stabbed)
* 26 years old
* Aquarium visitor
* [[Haido Town]] gas station worker}}
{{People|Kanoko Nakagiri|Kanoko Nakagiri EP1187.jpg|
* 27 years old
* Aquarium visitor
* Shumoto's girlfriend}}
{{People|Naho Ojiro|Naho Ojiro EP1187.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Aquarium visitor
* Shumoto's ex-girlfriend}}
{{People|Kodai Jinbe|Koudai Jinbe EP1187.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Aquarium visitor
* Naho's boyfriend}}
{{people|Man|EP1187 Employee.jpg|
* Aquarium employee}}
{{People|Police detective A|EP1187 Detective1.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{People|Police detective B|EP1187 Detective2.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{EndBox}}

==== Resolution ====
<spoiler>Although all the suspects have video clips serving as their alibis, Shinichi figures out that '''Naho Ojiro''' is the murderer. He noticed that it was unusual for Naho Ojiro to take a vertical clip, since it would be hard to film long fish, like sharks, in their entirety. Moreover, no one seemed to avoid walking into the camera frame, as if they had not noticed the camera. This is because Naho hid the phone on her boyfriend's white cap without him noticing.

The evidence is the blood on her hand covered by her glove. While she used a plastic bag to prevent blood splatter when stabbing the body with the knife, the bag did not block all of the blood, and some of it had seeped onto Naho's glove. So she had to turn her gloves inside out, but that changed their color. Shinichi noticed this color change after seeing the photo that Naho took with her boyfriend.

===== Motive =====
Kunihiro was blackmailing her by threatening Naho that he would leak nude photos of her to her current lover, family, and workplace to humiliate her unless she paid him.

===== Aftermath =====
After the case, Shinichi and Ran were walking in front of the aquarium and talking. It started to rain, prompting Ran to put her hood up. Unfortunately, Ran's phone fell from her hood into a nearby drainage grate. Shinichi forgot to tell her that he had placed it there after testing how the culprit did the trick. Shinichi promises that he will buy a new phone for Ran, but after seeing that Ran is still upset, he suggests that they visit Tropical Land. Ran adds a condition: she will forgive him only after he pays for all their expenses from their trip to Tropical Land, providing she wins the next karate tournament.
</spoiler>

 
---- 

=== Shinichi's Scout of Tropical Land ===

Shinichi checks out Tropical Land in advance to see where he and Ran should go during the date.
* Between the Mystery Coaster and the Dragon Coaster, Shinichi reminds himself that Ran is scared of ghosts. He nearly chooses the latter when a girl exclaims to her boyfriend that the Mystery Coaster was so scary, which convinces him to pick the Mystery Coaster.
* In the high castle of the Tropical Land, he is seen scouting something below when he sees a couple with a can of soda.

Scouting continues until night, and Shinichi has found the best locations to explore in Tropical Land. He communes across another fountain where he sees a couple, who the audience would recognize as Kaito Kuroba and Aoko Nakamori, enjoying ice cream, which interests Shinichi and adds this fountain to the upcoming date.

However, as Conan retells, he would never have the chance to reach the fountain, and his destiny would be determined elsewhere.

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Man|EP1187 Man.jpg|
* Visitor at [[Tropical Land]]}}
{{People|Woman|EP1187 Woman.jpg|
* Visitor at Tropical Land}}
{{EndBox}}

==Adaptation changes==
===Manga to remake changes===
* The remake only adapts the flashback story with Shinichi and Ran, while the present story with Conan and Detective Boys is not adapted.
* The scenes where Shinichi explores Tropical Land are expanded compared to the manga version.
* The remake adds some lines during Kanoko's interrogation, where she asks Ran what she is looking at.
* {{cover|The remake makes Shinichi directly deduce that Ran's finger is injured after the case. In manga, this happened in the present timeline with Ran asking Shinichi via phone.}}
* {{cover|The remake omits the part where Shinichi asks Ran not to run, and the reason that she might not be wearing a bra is due to her injured finger.}}

===Original to remake changes===
* In the remake, the culprit's motive remained unchanged from the manga, which is revenge porn, whereas the first adaptation had replaced it with embarrassing photos. However, the photos is not shown in the remake.

==Trivia==
* [[Nazo]] is used as an insert song during the scenes where Shinichi is walking around Tropical Land.
* Starting this episode, the [[Eyecatch|door eyecatch]] has been updated to be a combination of CGI and 2D animation.
* There is a continuity error where Ran already know that the message is from Sonoko before she open her phone.
* During the sponsor cards, the memorable theme songs chosen by the [[Manga|manga]]'s [[Gosho Aoyama|original author]] and major voice actors are played. Those songs are, in order of appearance:
** [[Barairo no Jinsei]] (chosen by [[Kappei Yamaguchi]])
** [[Secret of my heart‎‎]] (chosen by [[Wakana Yamazaki]])
** [[Your Best Friend]] (chosen by [[Minami Takayama]])
** [[Unmei no Roulette Mawashite‎‎]] (chosen by Gosho Aoyama)
* The suspects' names come from sharks :
** ''Shumoto'' comes from ''Shumokuzame'' (シュモクザメ, [[Wikipedia: Hammerhead shark|Hammerhead shark]]) ;
** ''Naho Ojiro'' comes from ''Hōjirozame'' (ホオジロザメ, [[Wikipedia: Great white shark|Great white shark]]) ;
** ''Jinbe'' comes from ''Jinbēzame'' (ジンベエザメ, [[Wikipedia: Whale shark|Whale shark]]) ;
** ''Nakagiri'' comes from ''Nokogirizame'' (ノコギリザメ, [[Wikipedia: Sawshark|Sawshark]]).
* Beika Aquarium is modeled after the [[wikipedia:Aqua Park Shinagawa|Shinagawa Aquarium]] in Tokyo for the glass tunnel while the exterior is modeled after the [[wikipedia:Toba Aquarium|Toba Aquarium]] in [[wikipedia:Mie Prefecture|Mie Prefecture]].
* The fashion magazine in Ran's handbag is [[wikipedia:CanCam|CanCam]].

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|الحلقة صفر سينشي في معرض الأحياء المائية|Episode Zero: Shinichi at the Aquarium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Épisode zéro : Shinichi Kudô à l'aquarium|Episode zero: Shinichi Kudo at the aquarium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German (Subbed)|Episode „ZERO“ – Shinichi Kudos Fall im Aquarium|Episode "ZERO" - Shinichi Kudo's Case in the Aquarium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian (Subbed)|Episode "ZERO" – Shinichi Kudo e il caso dell'acquario|Episode "ZERO" – Shinichi Kudo and the case of the aquarium}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|Episode "ZERO" คดีพิพิธภัณฑ์สัตว์น้ำของคุโด้ชินอิจิ|Episode "ZERO" Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist|group="Note"}}

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

{{Season 31}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Nobuyuki Iwai]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Chie Saito]]

[[de:Episode 1187]]
[[zh:TV1187]]

A Code of Stars and Tobacco

2026-01-03T13:38:59Z

PScoop: /* Trivia */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 374-375
| int-episode = 405-406
| image = TV Episode 374-375.jpg
| title = A Code of Stars and Tobacco
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 星とタバコのコード (Hoshi to Tabako no Kõdo)
| rating = 12.6% 14.4%
| Manga case number = #135
| season = [[Season 9|9]]
| manga = [[Volume 45#Cigarette Message Case|Volume 45: File 9 (466)]] ~ [[Volume 46#Cigarette Message Case|Volume 46: File 1 (469)]]
| airdate = October 18, 2004 (Part 1) October 25, 2004 (Part 2)
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Detective Boys]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Misao Yamamura]]
| suspects =
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]]
| next-conan-hint = Tobacco (Part 1) Initial (Part 2)
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kenichi Ogata]] as [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Toshio Furukawa]] as [[Misao Yamamura]] [[Katsuya Shiga]] as Hajime Futagawa [[Kenichi Sakaguchi]] as Ryoji Amatsuchi [[Ryōka Yuzuki]] as Etsuko Nonomiya [[Tomohiro Tsuboi]] as Asao Kono [[Jun Hazumi]] as Heihachi Mikami
| director = [[Masato Sato]]
| organizer = 374: [[Katsumi Endo]] 375: [[Yasumi Mikamoto]]
| storyboard = 374: [[Katsumi Endo]] 375: [[Yasumi Mikamoto]]
| producer = 374: [[Nana Harada]] 375: [[Yasumi Mikamoto]]
| animation-director = 374: [[Katsunori Enomoto]] 375: [[Hiromi Muranaka|Hirobi Muranaka]]
| character-design = [[Mari Tominaga]] [[Keiko Sasaki]] (sub-character) [[Kumiko Shishido]] (design works)
| opening-song = START
| closing-song = Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o
| prev-episode = Deadly Poisonous Spider Trap
| next-episode = The Time Limit is 15:00!
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|星とタバコのコード|Hoshi to Tabako no Kõdo}} is the 374th and 375th episode of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{Char|Masaharu Motoyama|display=Masaharu Motoyama (background)}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Wristwatch Flashlight}}
{{Gadget|Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt}}
{{Gadget|Detective Boys Badge}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
==== Part 1 ====
For an astronomical observation, Conan and the group went to a pension deep inside the mountain. Other than the pension owner, there were also other three people in the pension: the fiancee of the person who invited the three, and the two magazine staff. As they went to the nearby hill to see the stars, they saw decayed bones and underneath a rock nearby, they found a box of cigarettes and a ring which implies he was the missing fiance. That same night, the other man from the magazine staff was killed and left another dying message.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder (Past)
| image = EP374-375a Case.jpg
| location = Amatsuchi Pension
| victim = Asao Kono
| cause-death = Fell from the cliff
| suspects = Etsuko Nonomiya, Ryoji Amatsuchi, Hajime Futagawa, and Heihachi Mikami
| description = The first victim was killed one year before the appearance of Professor Agasa and the Detective Boys. He was pushed from a cliff near Amatsuchi Pension by someone and fell down the ground below, killing him.
}}
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP374-375b Case.jpg
| location = Amatsuchi Pension
| victim = Hajime Futagawa
| age = 35 years old
| cause-death = Fell from the cliff
| suspects = Etsuko Nonomiya, Ryoji Amatsuchi, and Heihachi Mikami
| description = The second victim was killed in the same way as the first victim, but this time he was struck by something like a steel pipe. Then he was dropped to the ground, breaking his neck bone and killing him.
}}

==== Part 2 ====
After Conan, Haibara, Detective Boys, and Professor Agasa realizes that the dying message was referring to Hajime Futagawa's initials and thus making him as the prime suspect, they decided to confront him. But he went missing so as the other suspects. While they were searching at the woods, they later found Futagawa's body on the ground dead. On his hand, another pack of cigarette was found. This time, it contains seven. They also found a cellphone with a will on it, confessing Futagawa's crime and decided to commit suicide. Conan realizes that he didn't commit suicide and the seven cigarette was a clue to the real murderer. So they decided to search to each one's rooms and belongings to find the murder weapon. While looking through the guestbook, Conan finally manage to find out the real culprit behind the murders.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Etsuko Nonomiya|Etsuko Nonomiya.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Inn guest
* Kono's girlfriend}}
{{People|Ryoji Amatsuchi|Ryoji Amatsuchi.jpg|
* 34 years old
* Pension owner
* Kono's childhood friend}}
{{People|Hajime Futagawa|Hajime Futagawa.jpg|
* Victim (fell)
* 35 years old
* Inn guest
* Space Sunday magazine assistant-editor}}
{{People|Heihachi Mikami|Heihachi Mikami.jpg|
* 43 years old
* Inn guest
* Space Sunday magazine editor-in-chief}}
{{People|Asao Kono|Asao Kono.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)
* Etsuko's boyfriend
* Astronomer}}
{{People|Komori|Komori.jpg|
* Tottori hot springs' owner
* Former Jaguars baseball player}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
==== The only suspect ====
* The real person who invited the three was proven to be '''Ryoji Amatsuchi''', the pension owner. He did that because he wanted to find the person who murdered Kono, as he already found his bones and belongings before. He also hid the cable to the phone to disable communication, and also deflated the tires to trap everyone at the pension. However, he was not the murderer, as he had a lot of opportunities to destroy the dying message/remove Konno's remains elsewhere.
* While Etsuko Nonomiya has the most obvious motive to murder Futagawa for his supposed involvement in Konno's death, she was able to provide her alibi during the murder as she was in the forest and saw Conan, Ayumi, and Mitsuhiko rushing toward the cliff, as it is not possible to identify them from the top.
* With both singled out, it is '''Heihachi Mikami''' who murdered '''both''' Kono and Futagawa.

==== The dying messages' meaning ====
* Futagawa's dying message directly refers to Mikami's given name Heihachi (平八) with 5 long strokes and 2 short strokes.
* Because Kono didn't know Mikami's given name or the Kanji (御上) used in his surname, he had to rely in the most common spelling of the name Mikami (三上), with 4 long strokes and 2 short strokes, and spelt his dying message that way instead. Futagawa, knowing this ambiguity, added one more long stroke cigarette to make the murderer's identity clearer.

==== Evidence ====
* Since the weapon, the iron rod-like object, used to incapitate Futagawa was never found at the crime scene, Mikami must still had it in his possession. Conan, noticing that Mikami's telescope is missing a weight, concluded that he must have hidden in his telescope. The luminol test on it will be a solid proof against Mikami.

==== Motive ====
Mikammi killed Kono because he refused to include his name to the comet that Kono found after asking his help to confirm if it was a new discovery or not. He killed Futagawa after he tried to threatened him that if he didn't pay up 50,000,000, he would surely reveal the crime he committed. Mikami then unveils the weapon he used to incapitate Futagawa, that turned out to be a shotgun.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP374-375 Case3.jpg
| victim = Etsuko Ninomiya, Ryoji Amatsuchi, [[Conan Edogawa]], [[Ai Haibara]], [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Genta Kojima]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]]
| location = Inn
| cause-death = Shooting
| cause-death-label = Attack types
| age = 28 years old (Etsuko) and 34 years old (Ryoji)
| suspects = Heihachi Mikami
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = He decided to kill everyone, but is stopped by Conan.
}}

He attempts to kill all the inn guests, but is tranquilized by Conan.

At the end of the episode, when Conan and the Detective Boys are taken to the police station for questioning, Conan reveals the real meaning Kono doesn't add Mikami's name to the comet he found because he wants to make the word 'Amanogawa' (Milky Way). Then Conan says Mikami will be remembered, as a criminal.</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* Ryoji Amatsuchi SUV at the pension lodging is a 2001 Silver Toyota Rav4 [XA20].
* ''Space Sunday'', the magazine for which Mikami and Futagawa work for, is a reference to [[Wikipedia: Weekly Shōnen Sunday|Shōnen Sunday]], the magazine that publishes ''Detective Conan''.
* The silver SUV beside Professor Agasa's car has a license plate of 59-59.
* The professor's car has a 164 license plate.
* This is the first time that Misao Yamamura mentions his [[Misae Yamamura|grandmother]], who happens to live in the countryside in Tottori.
* In his home page, Masaharu Motoyama is written as "Masahiro Motoyama".
* This is the first case that references the [[Fusae Brand]] with a Fusae Brand wallet.

== BGM listing ==
=== Part 1 ===
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem|1|START|START|START|[[START]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|2|コナンの勝利|Konan no Shōri|Conan's Victory|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|3|カギを探せ！|Kagi o Sagase!|Search for the Key!|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|4|蘭・愛のテーマ（ギターver.）|Ran・Ai no Tēma (Gitā ver.)|Ran's Love Theme (Guitar ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|5|謎解き（その１）|Nazotoki (Sono 1)|Riddle Solution (Part 1)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|6|推理（オリジナルver.）|Suiri (Orijinaru ver.)|Deduction (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|7|暗殺者のテーマ─忍び寄る魔手|Ansatsusha no Tēma - Shinobiyoru Mashu|Assassin's Theme - The Devil's Hand Approaches|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|8|古城の探索|Kojō no Tansaku|Exploration of the Old Castle|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|9|迷路|Meiro|Labyrinth|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|10|緊迫|Kinpaku|Tension|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|11|Need not to know.|Need not to know.|Need not to know.|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|12|犯人（スナイパー）の正体|Hannin (Sunaipā) no Shōtai|The Culprit's (Sniper's) Identity|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|13|眠る君の横顔に微笑みを|Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o|The Feeling When I See Your Smile While Sleeping|[[Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o]]}}
{{EndTable}}

=== Part 2 ===
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem|1|START|START|START|[[START]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|2|推理（オリジナルver.）|Suiri (Orijinaru ver.)|Deduction (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|3|小五郎の推理|Kogorō no Suiri|Kogoro's Deduction|[[Detective Conan "Countdown to Heaven" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|4|犯人のアジト（忍び込みver.）|Hannin no Ajito (Shinobikomi ver.)|The Culprit's Hideout (Creeping In ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|5|容疑者は？|Yōgisha wa?|The Suspect Is?|[[Detective Conan "Countdown to Heaven" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|6|推理（不気味ver.）|Suiri (Bukimi ver.)|Deduction (Ominous ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|7|謎解き（その１）|Nazotoki (Sono 1)|Riddle Solution (Part 1)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|8|暗殺者のテーマ─忍び寄る魔手|Ansatsusha no Tēma - Shinobiyoru Mashu|Assassin's Theme - The Devil's Hand Approaches|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|9|推理（オリジナルver.）|Suiri (Orijinaru ver.)|Deduction (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|10|トリック|Torikku|Trick|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|11|コナン組曲－Captured In Her Eyes|Konan Kumikyoku - Captured in Her Eyes|Conan Suite - Captured in Her Eyes|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|12|犯人（スナイパー）の正体|Hannin (Sunaipā) no Shōtai|The Culprit's (Sniper's) Identity|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|13|名探偵コナン・メインテーマ|Meitantei Konan・Mein Tēma|Detective Conan Main Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|14|眠る君の横顔に微笑みを|Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o|The Feeling When I See Your Smile While Sleeping|[[Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|15|蘭のテーマ|Ran no Tēma|Ran's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|16|何かが起きる…|Nanika ga Okiru...|Something Happened...|[[Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{EndTable}}

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}
<gallery widths=185px perrow=5>
Ai - Sai Brand's Wallet.jpg|A [[Fusae Brand]] Wallet
</gallery>

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|جريمة الدعوة الغامذة|Crime of the Mysterious Invitation}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|El codi dels estels i del tabac|The stars and tobacco code}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Valencia|Catalan (Valencian dub)|El codi de les estreles i el tabac|The stars and tobacco code}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=China|Chinese (Simplified)|星星与香烟的暗号|The code of stars and tobacco}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Der Code aus Sternen und Zigaretten|The code with stars and tobacco}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Un codice da svelare|A Code To Unveil}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish (Castilian dub)|Pista de estrellas y cigarrillos|A starts and tobacco hint}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|รหัสลับของดวงดาวและบุหรี่|A Code of Stars and Tobacco}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Mật mã bí mật từ vì sao và điếu thuốc}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Bahasa Melayu|Bintang,Rokok dan Kod}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 9}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Closed Circle of Suspects]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Katsunori Enomoto]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Hirobi Muranaka]]
[[Category:Gunma Prefecture]]

[[de:Episode 405]]
[[zh:TV374]]

The Runaway Video Game

2026-01-03T13:32:02Z

PScoop: /* Situation */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 370
| int-episode = 401
| image = TV Episode 370.jpg
| title = The Runaway Video Game
| english-title =
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|逃げ回るゲームソフト}} (Nigemawaru Gēmusofuto)
| rating = 11.5%
| Filler case number = #119
| season = [[Season 9|9]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| airdate = August 9, 2004
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Detective Boys]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Miwako Sato]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]]
| suspects =
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]]
| next-conan-hint = Nameplate
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Wataru_Takagi (voice_actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]], [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Atsuko Yuya]] as [[Miwako Sato]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Kunihiko Yasui]] as Nobukazu Michiba [[Tetsuya Iwanaga]] as Tsutomu Ohashi [[Hidenari Ugaki]] as Security guard [[Yukiko Mizuochi]] as Female reporter [[Ryuzaburo Otomo]] as Detective [[Junji Kitajima]] as Shinji Kobayashi [[Yuko Nagashima]] as Yukari Hachisuga
| director = [[Masato Sato]]
| screenplay = [[Michiru Shimada]]
| storyboard = [[Yasumi Mikamoto]]
| producer = [[Akihiko Nishiyama]]
| animation-director = [[Akiko Kawashima]]
| character-design = [[Mari Tominaga]] [[Keiko Sasaki]] (sub-character) [[Kumiko Shishido]] (design works)
| opening-song = START
| closing-song = Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o
| prev-episode = A Lucky Man's Suspense
| next-episode = A Course Without Protest
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|逃げ回るゲームソフト|Nigemawaru Gēmusofuto}} is the 370th episode of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

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

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
{{Gadget|Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt}}
{{Gadget|Microphone}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
Conan, Ayumi, Genta, and Mitsuhiko came to visit a video game company called Shining Corp, because they want to learn about the "Seven Mysteries" of the hit game ''Gyadorin'', which will be revealed when the sequel of the game, ''Gyadorin Episode 2'', releases the following week. Genta was suddenly in need to use the toilet, which makes him (along with Ayumi and Mitsuhiko) rush into the employee-only area uninvited, causing the company's security guard to chase them.

Amidst the commotion downstairs. Shining's president Nobukazu Michiba, was doing the final check on the sequel. But when inserting the disc, instead of a video game, a video recording is shown instead. It shows the president was talking with the game's writer, Shinji Kobayashi, who accused the president of stealing his idea without crediting him. When he leaves with the intention of telling the public about the situation, the president tried to stop him, eventually led to Kobayashi getting shot and killed.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder (past)
| image = EP370 Case.jpg
| location = Nobukazu Michiba's office, Shining Corp. Building
|time = Two days ago
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot
| suspects = Nobukazu Michiba
| description = Shinji Kobayashi, after talking with Nobukazu Michiba, was leaving the room. As he was going to tell the public about Nobukazu Michiba stealing his works, Michiba tried to stop him and got into a fight. Which ended up with Kobayashi getting shot and died.
}}

After the video is over, a detective hired by Kobayashi reveal himself to the president and try to blackmail him. By giving him 200 million yen in exchange of the disc that contain the video. He warned the president that if anything happens to him, the master tape of the video will be sent to the public. Only for the president to attack and try to kill him.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP370 Case1.jpg
| location = Nobukazu Michiba's office
| victim = Saito
| cause-death = Hit by ashtray, held at gunpoint
| cause-death-label = Attack types
| suspects = Nobukazu Michiba
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = He was pushed to the wall and hit on the head by an ashtray. Michiba then dragged him into a room, tied him up, and asked for the location of the master tape before attempting to shoot him.
}}

Before the president can shoot him, Genta (who was just finished using the toilet) enters the president's room by chance. And came across the copy of ''Gyadorin Episode.2'' that contain the video. Then, Ayumi and Mitsuhiko call him out, which cause him to fall down and open his bag. Dropping his belonging. In a rush, Ayumi and Mitsuhiko, who were picking up Genta's belonging back, end up inserting the copy of ''Gadlin Episode.2'' into Genta's bag as well. Seeing the president, believing they're not welcomed by him, rushing out of the room. Causing the president to chase them as well.

As they were going downstairs to the reception room and going out of the building. Conan saw the president keeping a gun in his suit. Thinking that he's up to something, he hid a microphone into his suit by bumping into him. With that, he heard a conversation between the president and an unknown accomplice, refer as "B", about how if the content inside the disc got out, they're done for. And digging into Genta's location to catch him.

Ayumi, Genta, and Mitsuhiko take a stop at a park near Beika Train Station. While resting, Genta tried to reach his food in the bag, only to find the copy of ''Gyadorin Episode.2'' instead. This make them realized why the company staffs were so furious and tried to catch them. Ayumi and Genta suggested returning the copy. As this mean Genta effectively commit a crime of theft. Genta agreed, but want to eat an Eel Bowl for dinner before returning.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Theft (in Genta's imagination)
| image = EP370 Case4.jpg
| cause-death = A copy of a not-yet-released video game
| cause-death-label = Stolen item
| suspects = [[Genta Kojima]]
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Genta imagines himself getting caught from stealing a video game before release. And going through interrogation from Megure, Sato and Takagi. Before getting himself behind the bars.
}}

Without the Detective Boys badge, (as those were sent for maintenance) Conan can only wait until Ayumi, Genta, and Mitsuhiko return and meeting him on the way. When they did, however. A car is following them, trying to crash into them all. They managed to dodge the car and flee away by bikes. But the president came out of the car, trying to shoot them.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted murder
| image = EP370 Case5.jpg
| location = Roadway near the Teimuzu River
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| victim-label = Victims
| cause-death = Shooting
| cause-death-label = Attack types
| suspects = Nobukazu Michiba and "B"
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = Ayumi, Genta, and Mitsuhiko fled from Michiba who was chasing them with his Mercedes-Benz. Conan managed to knocks out Michiba with his soccer ball. But another person came out of the car, which Michiba refers as "B", picking up Michiba's gun and chase them.
}}

Ayumi, Genta, and Mitsuhiko manages to returning to Shining's office. Placing the game back on where it was. But Genta, still want to know the secrets of the Seven Mysteries of ''Gyadorin'', decided to open and put the disc in a video game system. Just like that, they also learn the truth about the crime...

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Yukari Hachisuga|Yukari Hachisuga.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Shining Corp. receptionist}}
{{People|Nobukazu Michiba|Nobukasu Machiba.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Shining Corp. president}}
{{People|Tsutomu Ohashi|EP370 Man 2.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp. employee}}
{{People|Shinji Kobayashi|Shinzi Kobayashi.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 36 years old
* Machiba's childhood friend
* Game screenwriter}}
{{People|Man A|EP370 Man 1.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp. security guard}}
{{People|"Saito"|EP370 Detective.jpg|
* Victim (abducted)
* Private eye}}
{{People|"B"|EP370 B.jpg|
* Machiba's accomplice}}
{{people|Reporter|EP370 Reporter.jpg|
* Female reporter
* In Genta's imagination}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
It turned out that the receptionist, '''Yukari Hachisuga''', was the accomplice who shoot Shinji Kobayashi. And thus, was the accompliace known as "B". As Ayumi, Mitsuhiko and Genta finished watching the video. Hachisuga reveal herself, holding a gun in her hand. She explained that not only she was the accomplice, she was also in a relationship with him. With them planning to get married soon to secure the company's future.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder (past)
| image = EP370 Case6.jpg
| location = Nobukazu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = It turned out the person who shot Kobayashi wasn't Nobukazu Michiba, but it was his accomplice, Yukari Hachisuga instead.
}}

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted murder
| image = EP370 Case7.jpg
| location = Nobukazu Michiba's office
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| victim-label = Victims
| cause-death = Shooting
| cause-death-label = Attack types
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Because Ayumi, Mitsuhiko and Genta play the disc and saw the content inside. She decided to silenced them all, but was interrupted by Conan.
}}

She tried to kill them all, but Conan interrupted her. He explained that she was called "B" because in Japanese, the word "Hachi" (from her name, '''Hachi'''suga) mean "Bee" in English, hence the name "B". She threatened Conan, but he has not only set up a mobile phone so her voice was heard by the police, officer Sato and Takagi were already present at the scene. Thus she was quickly arrested. The detective hired by Shinji Kobayashi, who was tied up in the other room, was saved as well.</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* The detective hired by Shinji Kobayashi was unnamed in the episode, but according to the official website summary, he presented himself under the name 斉藤 (Saito).
* Nobukazu Michiba drives a black Mercedes-Benz E-Class (W210) E 240. The license plate number is 新宿 300, ま 41-99 (Shinjuku 300, Ma 41-99).
* The pastry shop at Beika Station from [[The City Crows#Trivia|The City Crows]] reappears in this episode.
* The animation of Conan kicking his soccer ball to knock out Michiba is recycled from [[START]]'s opening animation.
* The console on which Gyadorin 2 was released on is ''Blay Station 2'', likely referencing the [[Wikipedia: Play Station 2|PlayStation 2]].

== BGM listing ==
{{BeginTable BGMListing}}
{{BGMListingItem|1|START|START|START|[[START]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|2|(Unknown stock music)|||}}
{{BGMListingItem|3|バカンス気分|Bakansu Kibun|Vacation Feeling|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|4|事件一件落着|Jiken Ikken Rakuchaku|The End of a Case|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|5|急げ！少年探偵団|Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan|Hurry! The Detective Boys|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|6|尋問|Jinmon|Interrogation|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|7|(Unknown stock music)|||}}
{{BGMListingItem|8|推理（不気味ver.）|Suiri (Bukimi ver.)|Deduction (Ominous ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|9|緊迫|Kinpaku|Tension|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|10|出動のテーマ１～予感|Shutsudō no Tēma 1 ~ Yokan|Mission Theme 1 ~ Premonition|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|11|迷路|Meiro|Labyrinth|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|12|脅迫（パート２）|Kyōhaku (Pāto 2)|Threat (Part 2)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|13|古城の探索|Kojō no Tansaku|Exploration of the Old Castle|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|14|コナン推理|Konan Suiri|Conan's Deduction|[[Detective Conan "Countdown to Heaven" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|15|西の名探偵|Nishi no Meitantei|The Great Detective of the West|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|16|悪のテーマ（パート１）|Aku no Tēma (Pāto 1)|Theme of Evil (Part 1)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|17|元太のテーマ|Genta no Tēma|Genta's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|18|洞窟内の逃走|Dōkutsunai no Tōsō|Escaping From the Cave|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|19|古城の探索|Kojō no Tansaku|Exploration of the Old Castle|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|20|(Unknown stock music)|||}}
{{BGMListingItem|21|古城の探索|Kojō no Tansaku|Exploration of the Old Castle|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|22|推理（オリジナルver.）|Suiri (Orijinaru ver.)|Deduction (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|23|漆黒の殺意|Shikkoku no Satsui|Jet Black Murderous Intent|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|24|名探偵コナン・メインテーマ|Meitantei Konan・Mein Tēma|Detective Conan Main Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|25|眠る君の横顔に微笑みを|Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o|The Feeling When I See Your Smile While Sleeping|[[Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|26|はずむ蘭|Hazumu Ran|Bouncing Ran|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 1]]}}
{{EndTable}}

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|جريمة في لعبة|Crime in a Videogame}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan (Catalan dub)|El videojoc fugitiu|The runaway videogame}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Valencia|Catalan (Valencian dub)|El videojoc fugitiu|The runaway videogame}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Das Videospiel auf der Flucht|The took off videogame}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Il videogioco rivelatore|The Videogame Detector}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish (Castilian dub)|El juego del fugitivo|The fugitive's game}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|แผ่นเกมที่หนีไป|A Game Disc that Run Away}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Cuộc trốn chạy trong game}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Bahasa Melayu|Melepaskan Diri Dari Permainan}}
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== See also ==
* [[Season 9]]

{{Season 9}}

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